Farmer sets up camera to learn why a leopard visits his cow at night. The reason surprised everyone!

In the wild, the relationship between predators and herbivores has been following a simple hunter-prey pattern for millions of years. Some animals run away, trying to survive, while others chase after them, trying to kill. However, the story that happened in Pakistan once again proves that there are exceptions to every rule.
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[@terryhall9392]

The animals are showing more compassion for each another, more than what I can say for humanity.

[@dwhitty25]

Like the old saying, a leopard can't change his spots, but apparently can slip into a cheetah costume now and then.

[@oloem268]

😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ceciliapreziose3783]

haha very good

[@renahernandez5120]

You have a good attitude

[@ohenenana4392]

😂😂😂

[@delovelyday430]

😁cute

[@timberwolfdtproductions3890]

“A mother’s love conquers all”. Well said.

[@pablodelsegundo9502]

Praise the Lady.

[@mattbosley3531]

That's a nice fairy tale but how does it explain all the mothers who kill their own children? Sometimes there is a maternal instinct, sometimes there isn't, no matter the species.

[@lisarochwarg4707]

I love how the leopard started life as a cheetah, then became a leopard. In addition to becoming a surrogate calf for a mother cow. That's versatility at its best.

[@shikarisahib6054]

I noticed that too!

[@pimpernel2115]

What they call sudden evolution.

[@burtmoore2101]

Seeing the cat come back one last time to say goodbye was a real tug on my feelers, such intelligence on both animals part.

[@hokuponopono4415]

We call that real heart! ❤ God Bless

[@aspentree4935]

I know 😭

[@mercedesmartinez8352]

It broke my heart that they had to be separated. That must be what the Garden Of Eden was like. How far we have departed from our origin as a species. Always fearful of what we don't understand due to lack of connection to God. Sadly...well, at least they didn't kill him, and that's something to be thankful for.

[@coen226]

Nature is Mellow

[@cecilehaslam7536]

@@mercedesmartinez8352 if you ask me they did kill it😢

[@binitabaishya3238]

Cows are really such good animals. One day a stray puppy showed up at our house and we let her stay. She used to live in the same place as our cow. In a couple of weeks they became such good friends every morning the first thing they do after waking up is lick and scratch against each other. Watching those two together is so heart warming and it makes my day so much better.

[@boristheanimal9191]

And also people like you deserve some appreciation in helping animals and loving,caring them ❤️

[@revelo_plays]

Put some of you kill 🔪 and eat them please don't

[@binitabaishya3238]

@@revelo_plays people in my place do not eat cows. It's mostly because of religious reasons but anyway we keep cows just for milk.

[@randomslasher9494]

Hamburger 🍔

[@theom3382]

@@breadbrothers4487 you sure will, that's your nature I guess

[@marykinnick3865]

Why can't humans behave with such grace. warmth, understanding and kindness? This story literally made me cry..

[@meditationforgrowth]

They do. Though many wish to be the king of the jungle

[@Nashrona60]

I wish I could have given your comment a thousand likes; you are absolutely spot on, Mary. Blessings from the UK. x

[@big-chungustheofficial926]

@@Nashrona60 hope everything's doing well for you.

[@anniealexander9616]

It's because humans often ask for things out of laziness while this cat needed the cow for survival. Now that the cat is grown, he fends for himself. He visits the cow for companionship.

[@PilotDamian]

👍❤️

[@ambreeniram2268]

I loved their relationship. It proves that two different animal species can love and coexist together in nature unlike us, who keeps finding flaws in each other.

[@brittanykidwell9044]

I agree 😍💝💝

[@kimberlymorgan5827]

I truly don't believe we are finding flaws in each other. I believe we are being told that over and over. I live in the deep South, where all news, movies, and documentaries say horrible things about us and how we hate. WE DON'T. All my life I've seen Southern born men open doors for women and the women say thank u Sir. And there's usually a smile or nod from both. It's really nice and I love it here. I'm so tired of the propaganda being spread by msm, newspapers, movies, this current stolen administration. When is the rest of the country going to wake up to it.??? I still pray for our country but i also know what my beloved Bible says about these last days. I wish u the best. I hope u smile at a stranger today and turn off the tell-a-vision!

[@thedarknessofnana]

@@kimberlymorgan5827 I don’t completely agree about a “stolen administration,” but I do agree most Americans have more in common than we think. We all have families, we like to have fun with friends, we have favorite dishes that remind us of childhood, we have people we can laugh with. 😄 I personally think that, no matter how altruistic the intentions of the founding people, any governing body eventually becomes corrupt. It could happen after the first leader steps down, or a generation later when the next gen takes over. But it always happens, and when that happens, so begins the propoganda to sway public opinion in either direction. Both sides of the political spectrum do it; that’s why I’ve become apolitical and more central lately. Fyi; I’m 33 and of Afro-Caribbean descent, so it’s not just older generations getting more central. There comes a time and a place when enough squabbling is enough; I wish people remembered how to converse with each other and find a common ground, instead of doing all this polarizing stuff.

[@wdaniel9]

Wrong. We get along fine. It’s politicians and media who want us fighting.

[@DeepThinkingGPU]

i want to marry a plant in my house, i hope nobody judges me ever

[@EPHtheChemist]

Even a damn leopard knows not to bite the hand that feeds him…

[@garimasundriyal2933]

@Blue hahahah good one 👍

[@tega588]

You sound like you had a bad experience 😅😅

[@paulsaha2242]

First time I see a non-Indian realize this. Please don't kill the cow. 🙏

[@devinesnaturelove277]

But Islamist are opposite , they bite the hand that feeds him

[@devinesnaturelove277]

@@paulsaha2242 🙏

[@ViewMyChannelAndBeBlessed]

Leopard: "got milk?" Cow: *you know the hell I do come here kitty*

[@thagreatest_unknown2842]

I read this in a southern accent lmao

[@jamybailey]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@becauseiknow7645]

Hilarious !!! 😂 😂 😂 I love milk♥️

[@xcalibur4376]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭

[@ameliajoel6427]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@atonement7232]

This shows how adopted parents love their children just the same as biological parents. I hope this amazingly beautiful mother and child see each other again 🙏💖🙏

[@monserrat9936]

It’s amazing they knew when to stop visiting! And when the cat came back one last time to say goodbye it was so sad. I wish they could have continued visiting for as long as they wanted to!

[@twinkler2854]

This is so beautiful that I am still crying. Such an innocent mother child relationship, cow didn't see any danger, leopard still saw it's mother in that cow. I hope and pray both meet each other again and share their pure love 🙏♥️🌿

[@lekhsharma838]

I watched it and my eye are filled with joyous tears. GOD is simply great! Valladolid,kya baat hai

[@HelloWorld-gt1qp]

It's very good but at 0:28 and at some other places a cheetah is shown, not a leopard

[@jgbitworth1625]

@@lekhsharma838 This video is a fraud.

[@D2AM]

@@HelloWorld-gt1qp lol

[@r.r.r9746]

OMG wake up. You see a leopard change into a cheetah and a male cow nursing it! It's a bull, ignorants

[@dushyanthmuvva1507]

Says: "increased number of leopard sightings" Shows: "A casual cheetah minding it's own business"

[@quizzabella]

Yup, that's a cheetah at the beginning, also the only big cats that purr. It's pretty obvious. cute story though.

[@pickboaa]

Thats what i thought aswell, it looked like a cheetah.

[@ViewThis.]

Watch your local Evening News, or National News, and they do that same thing with their news stories. They use stock film footage from unrelated stuff that's sort of similar, to report their news.

[@spikenomoon]

Silly people it’s Cheaperd.

[@okparachizitere6156]

@@quizzabella there is actually no purring big cat (other than the snow leopard who can't roar) and cheetahs aren't big cats too the only big cats are tigers, lions, jaguars, snow leopards and leopards and pumas and cheetahs are considered small cats despite being the 4th and 7th largest cats in the world but in general they're all wild cats I hope this helped you XOXO

[@dittspoke4400]

DO NOT SHOW A CHEETAH WHEN YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT A LEOPARD!!!

[@Vorstelijk]

It's FAKE!!

[@ES11777]

Exactly, thank you

[@RideOutWest]

My thoughts exactly. These idiots just splice together footage of any spotted cat and hope the viewers don't know better.

[@rightersbloc]

whole thing is fake

[@elpistolero69]

I was looking for that comment...

[@quantumman9900]

What an amazing story, we humans sure have a lot to learn from studying nature.

[@karehhartig7287]

YOU SAID IT ! SO TRUE.

[@yelloe]

Well we have. Most of our inventions are based on nature.

[@angelacres3693]

I agree with you, the footage is amazing. I think if man set aside his ego and mistaken beliefs of being superior to animal's he'd find the opposite is true.

[@ririban6212]

maybe we really wont be able to learn. Violence is in our nature, just like chimpanzees. We DID kill off all our fellow species of human, and have been killing each other for quite sometime now so... for example if chimps and bonobos meet, bonobos will probably get eradicated, and only the violent chimps continue to exist. Idk my point anymore, but yea... violence is in our dna

[@reboundrides8132]

We have learned from studying nature and we have discovered that there is a food chain and it’s kill or be killed almost always.

[@allstar_23gm4]

Cow was like: You gotta stop coming cuzz.

[@sujit7292]

My husband will get mad at you...

[@Shutupredditnarrator]

@@sujit7292 oh my 😂👏

[@dorismollenhauer6866]

😂

[@oyengangster4289]

@@sujit7292 hahahahahahahaha

[@lulmas]

Funny creepy both🤣

[@bobbending]

"... an increased number of leopard sightings." - Shows Cheetah.

[@i-deegamingvideos6016]

😅😅😅😅

[@timothyokwi2909]

Mehn

[@comsecone]

And this has 1.8 million views

[@itsphoenix252]

Close enough lol

[@patrickbigras9019]

I know i hate that shit one vidiowas about a skunk that fell into a tiger den ... the skunk was fucking racoon ...

[@pattyanderson1199]

The last visit killed me. I couldn't stop crying. The most dangerous animals on the planet...man.

[@patriciahargis3363]

Aww that video made me cry because I am Mother... How utterly sweet that pair was. Now if only people could get along like that!!! Thanks for sharing

[@karenbaldwin1849]

It was so beautiful I cried he just missed his momma and the cow was taking it as its own so loving. It didn't matter to her she still loved the baby 💝💝

[@willwham8285]

The cat became imprinted as a calf and the cow became imprinted as the mother, it happens in many different animals. This was a good story, thank you!

[@myself4128]

Wat do u mean Impreted????? No such thing in science

[@happydoggo6015]

@@myself4128 Maybe you'll find out the meaning of the word "imprinted" if you google the word "imprinted" instead of "Impreted".

[@janiceal-najjar5093]

@@myself4128 Come on now you can't even spell the word. It's a very real phenomenon in nature that the young of one species can be raised by another and they regard that animal as their parent. Ducklings and gosling etc readily imprint on humans if they are the first carers they encounter after hatching.

[@firstlast2514]

@@myself4128 actually a lot of animals will Imprint on the first living thing they see. Maybe do some research instead of just speaking on shit you have no clue about .. also, what's "impreted"?

[@paulriversred738]

@@myself4128 um I hate to tell you that you came to troll this comment and you failed terribly lol cause the comment you are referring too has so much credibility.. thanks hv a great day, night whatever it is where u are..

[@bigsmoke2871]

I just finished crying, this was so sweet 🥲

[@dskywalker3397]

Fro 0 to 19 I was around cows daily. They ARE amazing. Very smart. Very wise.

[@vero8496]

Mother is not always the one that gives birth but the one whose compassion, love and tender heart instinctively takes over the responsibility! Thanks to them the 🌎 is a much better place. God bless each adoptive and foster mother around the 🌍.

[@virginiaconway374]

If a mother does not give birth there is no birth!, however giving birth and loving your fellow being is another story

[@plumcity6ft2]

Outside of a seahorse or sea dragon, what male gives birth if not The Mother? Or are you solely referring to the context of adoption and fostering? If so, THAT I understand completely.

[@actrightorgetleft5118]

Why you can't have your own so you brainwash somebody elses ? Sounds more like a wild cougar to me.

[@zm4892]

😭 so true❤️

[@Chi__22]

Amen.

[@syedali2326]

"because a mother's love, conquers all" Perfect line❤️🔥

[@charlieempire4392]

What of father's love

[@reignman0311]

Not the ratchet #singlemommas in the hood😂

[@vijayraghavann.s1823]

Exactly-a Mother's love'- This is exactly why Hindus worship cows,because it is considered as a mother.Please, I urge all in Pakistan to give up Beef eating.Would you like to see your mother cut into pieces and ser ed as food?

[@moslem3067]

@@vijayraghavann.s1823 how do you know he's a Pakistani ? Why do you think Pakistanis will somehow see your comment ? Brother make some sense

[@444erna]

@@reignman0311 - what does that have to do w a leopard and cow bonding😭😭

[@alicewonderglass679]

Oh my gosh what a unbelievable story and bond. How sad they could not remain friends for each other. The goodbye snuggle was amazing.

[@angelacarleton9575]

I can understand that a "mother's love" is the strongest feelings in humans but also in those mammals that can't help but to help the youngster of certain animals. As they say, "there is a exception to the rules of animals that don't act as they do due to extreme "motherly love" for those cubs without a mother to provide nurture. Thank God for this particular situation.

[@Road_Rash]

Let this be a lesson for all the kiddies out there, when selecting non copyrighted stock footage of big cats for a video, make sure you can tell the difference between a leopard & a cheetah...

[@rocknessmonster2540]

LOOOL

[@1collier1]

...and an ocelot, or whatever the other random feline was.

[@Katenoizgudtotajuciema]

Yea....

[@JoeKoOhNo]

Know your spots!

[@neilkamalseal3413]

Actually in native languages in South Asia, everything spotted is known as Cheetah. Cheetah is a native word taken into English. So many learn that from parents

[@benlee3545]

Leopard: Take milk and become friends Human: Take milk, take flesh, take bone, take everything. Only money is friends.

[@yashgoel5713]

🤐

[@allrounder242]

Lmao look at the irony why are u using internet?? U know the radiation is bad for birds and setting up a tower takes lots of trees with them?

[@ancestralpolitics7433]

Yeah, because nobody's ever just kept a cow for it's milk and no leopard has ever killed it's food. What a ridiculous comment.

[@jessxff8092]

Like u don't drink milk and eat flesh, hypocrite!!

[@memno0929]

@@allrounder242 they're just pointing out somethingt. Pretty much everyone now subconsciously supports harmful things like this. Unfortunately you can't completely erase your carbon foot print. Even you. I mean you're using the internet too, you probably wear clothes I'd imagine. You probably eat food. All of those industries cause major pollution. The farming industry is the top polluter in the world and the fashion industry is the second top. That's because those are two things that have extremely high demand. People need to eat to survive and people need clothes to keep them warm (it's also now seen as important in society that you wear clothes to show public human decency). People are allowed to point out the flaws in others while having flaws of their own. It helps spread awareness which can help people improve so why are you getting upset at them

[@theupside7707]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful story. You know, We all get so amazed at the animal kingdom, but the beauty of the animals, their love for one in another, although more often the ones you think of as the preditor always amaze us. this story touched my heart and knowing the leopard came back one last time, they said their fairwell and I bet they had a long discussion as to why he could no longer visit. Who knows, I hope they can still see each other again and share their stories and friendship.

[@ivonneleiva7793]

Beautiful natural insticts of survival. Need of love and acceptance comes in many ways. Thank you for sharing.

[@mss3125]

"Mother's Love Conquers All" - says everything about this video.

[@anaesthesia1549]

That’s why mother’s place in Islam is 3 times more sacred than father’s.

[@qwert6330]

Yes she's everything❤️❤️

[@aamirkhanzada4u]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ChronicleBlaster]

@@anaesthesia1549 yeah but I don't see you people following it... Your books are manipulated, they are toxic, and can spread hate easily.. Beware

[@anaesthesia1549]

@@ChronicleBlaster Yes, as long as you don’t meet us and don’t read our books in depth and detail your perception will persist.

[@salarramadhan8617]

So beautifull , a leopard that loves a cow like it's his mother while under normal circumstances she would just have been food. It is a divine miracle; motherhood. Who doesn't love his mama?

[@PayUntoCaesar]

The democrats.....they took away the word "mother"

[@breadbrothers4487]

@@PayUntoCaesar yummy cow go brrrr

[@obaapapapabi3015]

Exactly

[@DivyashreeMangalorkar]

Hindus consider cows as mothers. There could be a connection. Maybe they are very nurturing animals and our ancestors noticed that and considered them to be motherly.

[@margaretmagee9848]

Goes to show ,environment is everything.

[@alyssa2675]

It's so nice to see them being friends 💓

[@MagdaGeorgio1]

Beautiful story! I only wish something could have been worked out so that the cow and the leopard could continue to visit!

[@jonathangray5840]

"We need leopard footage" "I found something called a cheetah let's use that"

[@michaelhorton3766]

My wifes first husband is a cheetah im her tiger ha ha ha

[@seanmontague4739]

I thought I was the only one who realize that they kept showing a cheater and then show pictures of a leopard later

[@chandrasbandaru3777]

2:50 it's a leopard

[@jonathangray5840]

@@chandrasbandaru3777 most of it is cheetahs. Never said there was no leopard soooooo

[@wmfife1]

@@chandrasbandaru3777 1:35 is the actual Leopard in the story. . But all previous were in fact of Cheetas.

[@celestepalm6949]

"A cow momma is better than no momma."

[@Akash-cm5yo]

- A HINDU

[@anathema2325]

Cows are great in general though, such friendly sweethearts.

[@ashutoshkonsham4225]

Today is Mother's day,,!!! what a day to watch and learn about this bond

[@elainabennett813]

I love this so much. Crazy how much they’re all communicating right now…or how much they’re making it obvious that they speak I guess is a better way to put that.

[@melbae.1124]

Animals can show a stronger feeling of loyalty and love than a lot of humans

[@dominicbrogsdale3348]

I know sad but true

[@radhashukla1642]

Literally true

[@muhammadaaus105]

*Narrated Abu Huraira:* *I heard Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) saying, Allah divided Mercy into one hundred parts. He kept ninety nine parts with Him and sent down one part to the earth, and because of that, its one single part, His Creations are merciful to each other, so that even the mare lifts up its hoofs away from its baby animal, lest it should trample on it."*

[@Lunafreya_Nox]

Never doubt that.... For real I would just wait and witness the real life story of tarzan nor even wolf raise a child/baby like in some film someday......

[@imitationcrabmeat6999]

@@yeager6882 seriously. Im tired of this "humans bad, animals good" idiocy.

[@crystalclear5684]

The actual photos of the beautiful leopard with the cow are so heartwarming... 💛 Hopefully this unlikely pair of loving companions went on to lead long lives ...it's a lesson of love for all of us.

This is a made up story for viewership😂

[@agapephilerostorge]

Leopard was milking the cow but also found a soulmate 🐆 that's why it has no beef with the cow - only a lasting strong bond of friendship and love 💕

[@michaelanderson7715]

I see it changed species back and forth during it's upbringing, incredible.

[@KarmaCifer]

"We need a leopard" "Takes this" *pictures of cheetah, jaguar, ocelot and occasionally a leopard*

[@jollyjokress3852]

😂😂

[@robmartin9315]

And all on vacation in Pakistan ...

[@gerrynightingale9045]

*Yeah...I saw the same things straight-off* *Perhaps the 'Villagers' think 'Westerners are stupid and won't notice any differences...after all, 'We' all look the same to them, so how could they know different species of 'Cats?'*

[@MissIdolize]

..and don't forget the wee kitten! lol

[@gerrynightingale9045]

@Salman Khan *Your 'Jungle' means nothing to me...it is 'Disneyland' compared to growing-up in Detroit!* (dude) *There are at least 15-known species of sharks in American coastal-waters...but NOT ONE has ever been sighted in the 'Ohio River' nor the 'Mississippi' so your assertions of 'We have all those cats here!' means NOTHING in light of the fact no one stated 'All the felines depicted all visited the SAME COW in the SAME VILLAGE'* (btw...the 'Cheetah' is not a 'true feline' at all...they have far more 'Canine' attributes than 'Feline')

[@amankumarraj5090]

Cows, the most affectionate animals. They nurture and love every organism without any malice. Huge respect to them. Leopard must be feeling at home when he was around the cow and the way she showed affection to the leopard is marvellous. Beautiful Creature.

[@C---M]

Nice fairytale, google 'trampled by cows'. Cows can be pretty dangerous, stay away from them, they are not house pets.

[@ruvedita8412]

@@C---M you obviously don't have even far contact with cows 😂😂

[@bethechange5111]

Since ages it was known how most of the living oraganism where nurtured by cow someway or the other. So why eat cow meat it there are other options available for humans

[@skeet25s]

You have been infected with Disney-19

[@DreamofAnything]

@@bethechange5111 Leave meat, go vegan or atleast start with vegetarian

[@l.w.paradis2108]

My late mother always said that animals are much more intelligent than we think.

[@myownnamemontoya6161]

I've seen this before.. animals will care for a baby and the connection never is broken.. even years later this leopard will visit it's friend, I'm sure...cats are very smart

[@loremipsum980]

I love how nobody points out the video shows 4 different species of wild cats, not just leopards lol (cheetah, leopard, clouded leopard, and rusty-spotted cat)

[@tonycrabtree3416]

“keeps saying leopard while continuing to show cheetahs” that was going to be my comment until I read yours. 😀

[@straygameplaywalkthroughps6480]

@@tonycrabtree3416 So a bunch of cheetah-leopards pair bonded with a bunch of cows? "Oh yeah my farm is full of cow-cheetah hybrids" ?

[@nelsonsaiers9109]

stupidest video ever

[@straygameplaywalkthroughps6480]

@@nelsonsaiers9109 All the videos on KZbin are like that :-)

[@Fhornergal]

They should have included a lion. 😆

[@cheetah2378]

“They offend found him” AND IT SHOWS ANOTHER CHEETAH! DUDE YOU GOTTA KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A CHEETAH AND A LEOPARD! Just saying!

[@JoesWebPresence]

It's blatantly perpetuating stereotypes. We all look the same to them!

[@mikeburton1703]

amen brother how could anyone edit this video without knowing the difference?

[@Claudettem]

This is a leopard. Spot difference online. Cheetahs have spots only, leopards have rosettes. They probably ran out of film and used a cheetah during some shots.

[@hydrolito]

Some people call tigers leopards and leopards tigers also some people don't know what they are talking about.

[@huntercool2232]

You of all people have a right to say this from your pfp and username! 😂😂

[@GTD1014]

Twist in a story: turns out the cow was a fellow leopard spy disguised in a cow costume giving heads up to the other leopard about what the villagers are planning to do

[@ihteramulhaq786]

Beautiful relationship.. more loyal then humans

[@Elroy_Jetson]

Leopard: Hi mom, I’m back. Cow: Hi son, you staying out of trouble?

[@musiclover6842]

Leopard: yeah I’m vegan now but the villagers still think I’m dangerous

[@kieraaxo]

PLS-

[@jackwayne8809]

Hope you're eating enough

[@lesfox2010]

@@musiclover6842 Vegans are more dangerous! But mostly to your sanity.

[@devendunegi247]

hhahaah,how cute

[@pearlrodrigues372]

Mother's come in all shapes and sizes so why should we judge who raises who's baby, as long as mom and baby aren't in danger everyone should try to be loving and supportive. This was a beautiful story, glad to know why the leopard was visiting the cow, he missed his mom.

[@tript3611]

True

[@patbrennan6572]

There are more exceptions in nature than meets the eye and this is surly one of them.

[@connieelkhouri1619]

Yep.

[@connieelkhouri1619]

I had a friend that had 3 dogs, 2 cats and a box-trained bunny in the house. The Irish Setter had never had a litter. They found a newborn critter in the yard about the size of a thumb. She wouldn't go out of the space where the critter was in a tiny white box on cotton.. My friend was feeding it with an eye dropper until she noticed the Irish setter had milk. She put the tiny box next to the dog. She had thought by now that the creature might be an opossum. The dog took over, the creature grew. Long story short. Turned out the creature was an Irish setter rat...lol. Not only was it tame but every animal played with it and it was people friendly. At night it when to sleep with it's dog mom, Casey. His name was Skittles.

[@sakinazoaib234]

Any relationship of caring brings the two close and the bond becomes v strong.

[@zackcarl7861]

Cows r gentle beings ..they have a very motherly nature

[@jodiepaterson2996]

Dolcile

[@aliibrahim6407]

And delicious too

[@mattdunkley130]

Haha I worked on a dairy farm some are not mother's I've seen mother's abandoned new baby's and another mother will adopt them

[@AbstractQueer]

My friend that grew up on a farm told me that cows LOVE being moms. And the only reason bulls are kept separate is that they're big babies that keep trying to nurse and end up either poking the cows with their horns or getting kicked by the cows for attempting it.

[@aliibrahim6407]

@@prazols7275 i tried..i didnt liked it...cow is the best tasting 👍👍

[@g.gaston3302]

Well known fact: Cheetahs work as stunt doubles for leopards.

[@user-ie6ru9ih4c]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@martinlutherking8169]

Idiot. Cheetah itself is leopard

[@diningwithmsd7898]

LOL!!!

[@lynnleigha580]

Im glad I wasn't the only one seeing this, lol!

[@kyipasbeautyminati4172]

@@martinlutherking8169 nope

[@maeterith1984]

How beautiful. Why can't humans be nice like that?

[@eijonasson]

So pleased that I saw this lovely video. Made my sad lonely day happy. I hope to find a bond one day just like theirs. Please don't separate them. Take them both to the reserve or Animal shelter. The public will pay

[@oppqt1]

What a story, so powerful. The most logical explanation, that scientists gave. This cow nursed him, literally nourished him with her protein rich milk. Animals are not that dumb after all ‘cause it appears like this predator makes a distinction between his ‘mother’ and the other cows that he supposedly eat.

[@seltaeb9691]

Rubbish. Think. A cub would never reach a Ox's udder when it stands up to allow feeding. Ox lying down udder is hidden nor would it roll over. All this is, is an Ox who isn't bothered by this cat & thus the cat is confused & spends time with it. This Ox is too big for a Leopard to kill & big horns too.

[@TheDracoAnimator]

"Lots of leopard sightings" * shows cheetah *

[@joterry7928]

EXACTLY RIGHT! 👍👍👍👍👍

[@ronaldo_szn2831]

Yeah😂😂

[@ChristineInNornia]

I know🤣🤣🤣

[@aqhasassy]

Yes. We all saw the cheetah. But not in the actual pix wise guy.

[@el_hadescabin]

lol ikr

[@ripalshah4447]

This is the example of immense love for each other of two souls from previous lives (past life).

[@UshaRani-nq9fw]

wild animal's GRATITUDE. Tender at heart.👏👍

[@jalisamay9129]

Come to find out the cow was a therapist to the leopard secret meetings

[@dreamgroove2006]

Like doja cat mentioned " b*tch uma cow...b*tch uma cow... i go mooo.... " she is a therapist afterall.and mum too. Love the story though..😄

[@mikeanderson9278]

A lesson in "critical species theory"...

[@alisonmorgan7238]

🤣

[@buckdeadlift3043]

You made me laugh today

[@carris2scents57]

😂

[@gandalf1753]

That's actually pretty sad, its almost like the leopard knew he wouldn't be able to visit his mom anymore :'(

[@ghazalaansari9283]

The leopard came to visit at night, always cuz they're afraid of the humans. And who kid wanders out at night in the village so the leopard wasn't a threat

[@abraxastulammo9940]

Leopard-Luke, I am...not your mother! NOOOOO! 😲🙉

[@itsfootballnotsoccer732]

@@abraxastulammo9940 chief: Luke in your father and I'm banishing you

[@arguchik]

It's a cheetah....not a leopard. First leopard is shown at 0:56. Then they switch back and forth between cheetah and leopard for a bit. It's definitely a leopard in the still photos with the cow. But then toward the end when they're telling the story (hypothetical - they don't know this happened) of the leopard cub losing its mother and taking refuge with the cow...they show what I think is an adult ocelot.

[@ghazalaansari9283]

@@arguchik but it's a leopard after all right

[@beautyofnature8512]

Nature has given a beautiful creation in this world that is mother's love. Mother's love can change anything. When it can change a wild animal like a peaceful calm cat then it can change anything in this world. It has that much of hidden and magical power in mother's love.

[@danmac6185]

When we got our Kitten named sassy, she was younger than she should have been to be away from her mother. My daughter was about 2 at the time and unbeknownst to us became her adopted mother. We didn't understand what was going on at the time. She was shy and timid around everyone but my daughter. She would nuzzle into her shoulder and neck area all the time and cuddle with her every night. Ten years later the two are inseparable. When my daughter went to summer camp Sassy was miserable and howled at night. When my daughter got home she said it was hard sleeping at night because she felt so lonely because she doesn't remember ever sleeping without Sassy cuddling her. It terrifies me to think about how shes approaching the beginning of that 12-18 year window. When the day comes its going to crush my daughter. Sassy has been like her daughter for as long as she can remember. We lost a kitten a couple years ago and I still find her holding her picture sobbing from time to time. It's just heartbreaking knowing that such an amazing relationship is going to end in agonizing heartbreak one day.

[@whimsicalwonderland8414]

“I can’t find anymore pictures of this leopard” “Eh, just throw a cheetah picture in there. No one will be able to tell the difference”

[@wernerharms4833]

Lateron an Ozelot and an Ozelot-kitten were shown - poor, very poor

[@Amberstarrbanks]

Hahah same

[@T.E.Cdocmain]

@@wernerharms4833 “ocelot”

[@Ravenelvenlady]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@excellinkus]

Clouded leopards thrown in too.

[@roroday5526]

The milkshake brought that one leopard to the yard. I'll show myself out.

[@baltimorefan5642]

Lol

[@richardj8567]

Lulw haha

[@dinosaurlady2]

Lol no don't leave that was funny

[@htownjesse]

You win!

[@moriscoley5328]

Yes it was.

[@EFOODSTAMPS1]

Cheetah, in most of the beginning footage. That was a genuine Leopard nuzzling the Cow.

[@aggressivearies]

I didn't know it happened in my country. It's lovely to see these animals together. If these animals can live together in peace and harmony then why not we human beings!

[@alliecatarts]

I've often wondered the same. I recently started reading The World Peace Diet by Will Tuttle. It explains everything. The audio book is available free on KZbin kzbin.info/aero/OLAK5uy_mJYE2rW0_cLsVfTiU6aJYSWpRgBj3ZOjc

[@rebdhl86]

Agreed!!! It’s all about willingness and people aren’t willing to change if it doesn’t affect them personally

[@rebdhl86]

@@magpiemagick333 wow negative. Sorry u feel there is no hope but that perspective is just miserable. No one’s perfect and he isn’t saying go friend a child predator but the funny thing is child predators are so good at concealing their identity that it’s often a family member, sibling, a pastor or a next door neighbor. Don’t be so naive!

[@aggressivearies]

@@rebdhl86 I believe cultural difference is a big gap between human beings. Apart from the culture, religion is one of the major element which divides the society.

[@rebdhl86]

@@magpiemagick333 wow 🤦🏻‍♀️ I don’t have time for this. Sorry some of us have lives. Good luck to u

[@peggyburnett6331]

I remember a few years ago, I saw the news Footage of the polar bear that would come and play with a chained dog. Nature is pretty amazing

[@bitsbobs5509]

Happens frequently near Churchill on Hudson’s Bay as the bears wait for the Bay to freeze and interact with the stake out huskies..

[@vickymarinou6271]

Those bears ate those dogs. The dogs couldn't escape as they were chained up. You could see that the dogs were fearful.

[@peggyburnett6331]

@@vickymarinou6271 Actually I’m talking about a different incident. Here’s a link for it. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5PGnWOvp62Drc0 This bear returned every year to play with the dogs.

[@vickymarinou6271]

@@peggyburnett6331 Thank you for that link. I still think that a chained up dog would still be at risk of being eaten by a starving polar bear. However, it's true that animals from different species often forge beautiful relationships, and truth is, the polar bear would only eat the dog if it was literally going to starve to death otherwise.

[@timothypowell6298]

I remember this was in Canadas north outside a township the polar bears would come up and a number of huskys started to play and hence it carried on for a good while this was on the news in the UK some years back

[@michellexu4651]

I think they knew each other in a previous life in spirit.

[@Rose-gy1cc]

Such a sweet relationship.

[@rashidzaidi5211]

Yes nature is full of surprises. A cow nursing a leopard or a lioness nursing a fawn. Motherly instincts I guess override predatory behavior at this point. Very nice story. Thank you

[@muhammadaaus105]

Asalam-Alaykum. It is not motherly instinct but it is what Allāh, the Most-Merciful has decreed: *Narrated Abu Huraira:* *I heard Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) saying, Allah divided Mercy into one hundred parts. He kept ninety nine parts with Him and sent down one part to the earth, and because of that, its one single part, His Creations are merciful to each other, so that even the mare lifts up its hoofs away from its baby animal, lest it should trample on it."*

[@stealth2867]

@@muhammadaaus105 😂😂

[@muhammadaaus105]

@@stealth2867 Why do you laugh?

[@stealth2867]

@@muhammadaaus105 it has a deep meaning which you can't understand.

[@stealth2867]

@@muhammadaaus105 AHH! You can if you compare the teachings of Allah's messanger with real life. It has a deep meaning so you need to dig deeper to understand why was I really laughing.

[@belindaroberts1730]

Please don’t use footage of cheetahs when describing a leopard, they are vastly different cats! For those who cannot discern what I mean by this, I do not dispute it is an Asian leopard, however, what I do not appreciate is the misuse and therefore misleading video images of cheetahs and leopards to fill up time. The cheetah, which has a very evolved bone structure to be lighter and thinner, has black tear lines and a vastly different build to a leopard. The African Leopard is vastly different to the Asian leopard and even the Cape leopard in size and habits. For those trying to “educate” me between the difference between an African and Cape leopard or a cheetah, since I have seen all three up close and in the wild in the sub-Sahara Savanna, please don’t waste your time. To those who say, what does it matter, “just enjoy the story”, well it does matter, as all of the footage of species of wild cats used in this video are for the most part incorrectly labelled. These cats are also highly endangered, and footage of them is being exploited so that you can have your “aaah isn’t that beautiful” click bait moment! The producers of this video have created a highly misrepresented version of an Asian leopard to get views and ratings.

[@shanukumar7834]

Exactly....

[@chrisbanbury]

@fatima sajjad Try telling that to a leopard.

[@juanyt5448]

Just shutup no one cares about that detail

[@historyZZ]

@@juanyt5448 everyone shut up

[@historyZZ]

Lol

[@theoliveguy3584]

The love of a mother stays forever

[@Mytube777]

Awe. This is adorable!

[@todpatn9782]

No need to separate the two. They need each other. Just as we need someone.

[@BirdsEyeViewNYC68]

❤️

[@litebrite2790]

Love this comment.

[@phyllisirwin5660]

Amen🙏❤😻🐮

[@msanumedia]

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[@msanumedia]

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[@Nikkiet100]

I love that this happens in nature. I’ve even seen a mother lion who had lost her cubs nurture and raise a baby gazelle. Mama’s instinct - also why it’s dangerous to be around a wild animal when it has a baby.

[@mikimiyazaki]

Yea. Then the gazelle got chewed on by a rogue make lion as the mother lion watched on.

[@henkbielderman4243]

Sure! And then the gazelle grew up to be a Reindeer and joined Santa in the North Pole. Last seen pulling a sleigh.

[@wulltaylor]

Lioness raised a calf gazelle 😂😂😂 yeah sure for half a day till the male lion ate it. Ffs listen to yourself, that lioness had something wrong in her brain according to narrator in the program I saw about it. Animals don't think like humans ffs.

[@guyjean2875]

Yeah I think I saw that one she kept the gazelle close to her and when lion families came in thinking it was dinner time she chase them away she took the gazelle cup with her and hind with. Females as usual they think it's their responsibility to protect babies I love that!!

[@dylanzrim3635]

Mama’s instinct you describe is quite literally a major hormone imbalance causing the mother to make decisions it shouldn’t be making. The mother likely sits there starving trying to keep her new young safe, then when the imbalance wears off? Easy meal. And it often is like that

[@Cripplewalker]

That’s a beautiful Friendship between prey and predator!

[@jeannetarantino9502]

LOVE THIS VIDEO. IF ONLY HUMAN BEINGS OF DIFFERENT RACES AND RELIGIONS COULD INTERACT WITH SUCH LOVE FOR ONE ANOTHER AS THE COW AND LEOPARD. WE MUST LEARN TO ACCEPT OUR DIFFERENCES AND SINCERELY LOVE EACH OTHER.

[@bobblowhard8823]

Near the end of this story, all we really see is a mother and son. Beautiful.

[@roxanbradley91]

People universally have a lot to learn from animals. Now why can’t we all just get along? This was a beautiful story of love & nurturing.

[@5nyper]

Should we learn from Orcas?

[@VM-yd6zq]

Yes! We can learn a lot from my cat. He eats squirrels!

[@prasadjonnalagedda8633]

ya, first thing to learn is- be in your own herd and limits, don’t invade other’s boundaries.

[@scorchedearth1451]

People can't live in peace, because there is always a battle for resources. In the past the one who lost his resources to the winner, just died of starvation or cold, when they didn't die in the battle. That way only the strong survived, and made sure their offspring was strong also. But even predators have to eat. And grass or vegetables is not doing well in their digestive system.

[@jangofett7047]

Animals hunt each other for food, so next time I am hungry and see one of my juicy neighbours... while I'm at it I should kill my step child as that's what lions do when they take over a pride... you sappy fool.

[@azzagirt2]

No one can resist an amazing animal story of a special bond between two different species.

[@kat64470]

He is so sleek and beautiful.

[@huntercool2232]

0:26 “Began to report an increased number of leopard sightings-“ **Shows a Cheetah**

[@circleviii1801]

Don't let anyone ever tell you again that "only humans drink cows milk" lol

[@denisemorrison876]

I aim towards being vegan, but I never felt like that particular argument held much weight.

[@B.A.B.G.]

I think calves drink their mother's milk, too.

[@chriskennedy7534]

If another animal Could milk a cow, they'd all be drinking it Many critters enjoy a nice drink of milk

[@varunsoni6106]

He nurses from her because his habitat was crowded by cattle. Probably won’t ever happen in the wild. Plus the leopard didn’t shackled the cow, got her pregnant by a bull, took away her baby, repeated this till she became infertile, and then butchered her and sold her pieces for leather and beef.

[@denisemorrison876]

@@chriskennedy7534 Exactly! My dogs would run to the kitchen whenever I ran the cappuccino machine/milk frother. :^D

[@samgriffith0369]

It proves we are all from the same place and recognize each other no matter the covering we're wearing. the way they look at each other is was as if one is saying to the other, the humans aren't gonna understand this, but i don't care. I'm gonna stick with you. Or I thought you were gonna come like me... lol.. this is such a sweet relationship... blessings. It is only a matter of time, humans catch on and forget outer appearance and see soul to soul.

[@lettyfount5769]

Awww Beautiful just so harmonious thank you 🙏

[@hakanaman2893]

It`s a cheetah walking around the willage, and a leopard resting with his friend a cow.

[@beccadotelpy]

Cheetah in the streets Leopard in the sheets

[@daniellehall4124]

@@beccadotelpy hahaa... I love this! Best comment yet.

[@beccadotelpy]

@@daniellehall4124 😁

[@leisatsuki3214]

It's like this pair is having a secret relationship and got caught by others. Then the leopard knew that he had to say good-bye. "I'll leave but I'll be back to come and get you someday."

[@DunmoresMovieMania]

"Stay alive, no matter what occurs! I WILL find you!"

[@Daniela-hn8zl]

Please don't go.. come back come back 😥

[@brokenangel3695]

What a nice beautiful story Thank You very much for sharing this amazing story 😍 I Love and Adore Wild & Domestic Animals, Mother Nature, Outdoors, Wide 0pen Land, Trees, Flowers, Mountains, the Skies, Rain, Sun, Moon, Ocean, we’re definitely Blessed by all Our Beloved Heavenly Father and Mother Nature in all her Beauty she has to offer us. . . Thank You Jesus. . . .🙏AMEN🙏🛐

[@annegonzalez8026]

Leopard 🐆 and cow 🐄 as child and mom, who'd have thought. Waaaay cool 😎

[@janetskene3413]

This is a very common thing in nature. Weak babies who’s mother has died will approach for help, nourishment, protection and care.

[@mohammadalameensallim2763]

Siraj

[@breadbrothers4487]

@@sunray8458 no ima eat a cow and enjoy it :D

[@reignman0311]

#singlemommas and #nodaddies

[@thisgame2]

I'm a human version 😢

[@JazZia]

Bit heartbreaking that it was ultimately scared away from being able to peacefully visit its mother.

[@mikimiyazaki]

Yea but woulda been more heartbreaking if it chowed on a kids leg

[@JazZia]

@@mikimiyazaki That's a massively anthropocentric thing to respond with. From the reports of its behaviour it gave humans a wide berth - also any kid out and alone during its hunting hours would likely be a result of negligence by the community or just plain bad luck.

[@mikimiyazaki]

@@JazZia so, because some of the villages inhabitants observed that a huge wild predator visits a cow with some regularity late at night (probably because it observed there to be no or less humans out and about) and being that it hasnt yet stumbled across say a rebellious little child sneaking out at night to play. "Well, the big meat eating predatorial hunter hasnt run into little jimmy or little Brenda the 11 times hes come here..... Must mean we can draw safe conclusions about how this wild animal will react and how he may be hungry one night and being that all cats see anything smaller than them as potential prey... Na lets bet billys leg bone and Kimmie's humerus that the first time Tony runs into them he'll be chill".

[@JazZia]

@@mikimiyazaki Tony's a tiger's name.

[@mikimiyazaki]

@@JazZia well I get Leo and Tony mixed up sometimes cause like us Asians, all cats look like

[@billsaudiobooks5899]

Sweet story. Some of your stock footage of a "leopard" was actually a cheetah in the earlier portion of your video.

[@subramaniamramamoorthy6816]

It's not if it's a Cheetah or leopard. It is just the wonderful relationship between a wild and a domestic animal. That's it.

[@helveticaification]

@@subramaniamramamoorthy6816 Nope - you should not pad out a clip with stock footage - It reduces viewer confidence in the whole story, and in the knowledge and credibility of the story-teller.. Otherwise how sure can we be that there was ever such a "wonderful relationship" at all?

[@subramaniamramamoorthy6816]

@@helveticaification the credibility of the story isn't that important the moral of the so called story actually what matters.

[@robertwhittaker9839]

Ye I think the editor of this video is looking to get knocked out tbh

[@MuhammadHamas]

Amazing to see spectacular scenes of Pakistan's animals species 🇵🇰👌

[@GG.007]

They’re either soulmates or best friends from another lifetime… ❗️