Namibias Bat Eared Foxes: Survivalists of the Desert - Go Wild

Bat-eared foxes may be small, but they have huge ears sensitive enough to pick up sounds made by insects under the surface of the Kalahari Desert, thus providing their main source of nourishment. German naturalist Margit Du Toit is dedicated to studying and protecting the fascinating creatures in their natural habitat, and this film about her work on her farm in Namibia provides a stunning insight into these extraordinary animals.

[@richardjohnson5529]

Margit du Toit you are a wildlife Hero, Thank You.

[@nancyduckworth1323]

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[@debbiegauvin9727]

Absolutely adorable. Love those little guys.

[@markissboi3583]

Another good wildlife film its nice to sit and have nature walk up to you . once they know your friendly over a few weeks sometimes with time it happens i made friends with 10 swans in local river in oz the big male i named Bruce people took selfies with 2 under my arms and rest standing near me :) really cute swanspatted 4 baby Snignets they are so soft fluffy unreal experience. used to have 150 park darks run & fly to me from across the park a women whats going on here Oh they know you Yeah i feed sit near them take a few videos

[@markissboi3583]

Swans most asked every time do they Bite yeah but only if your an asshole & threaten them but not me i,m a friend of the mob

[@julietracy4841]

Precious, adorable, and priceless! Awwwwwww.....they are sooooo cute!

[@MyelinGrey]

Love this channel :)

[@colinsdad1]

This Channel just randomly showed up on my feed, which NEEDED something more..... Wholesome. Thank you for posting this video- subscribed!

[@richardjohnson5529]

it is a wonderful film and of course Bat Eared Foxs Must be Protected as do all Wildlife

[@b.visconti1765]

Love Those Foxes! Love them! Love them! Love them!

[@jampasurprenant1794]

These dessert foxes are the cutest of the desert animals.

[@PAAKWAMEPAA]

love these perritos tan mucho. I also like aardwolves, and aardvarks too

[@rajashahed]

Great documentary . Viel Glück liebe Marghit mit Ihrer Forschungsarbeit. 🐻

[@petershanahan8513]

This is so cute, especially with her little daughter there.

[@snagrbuster7343]

Evidently the hosts/narrators learn with great difficulty despite their high paying jobs!😊. I can't remember how many times I have corrected them in the last year when it comes to the proper usage of "Poisonous" and "Venomous". In the greatest majority of times they use these two words improperly. Here is the definition from Encyclopedia Britannica: "We hear about poisonous snakes and poisonous spiders all the time. But usually what people mean is VENOMOUS. Venomous animals inject toxins into their victims, while Poisonous animals are toxic when they are eaten."

[@kfl611]

Now I want a bat eared fox !

[@techc760]

A beautiful upload

[@10laws2liveby]

Why can't ranchers consider the small loss of their stock to predators as tithing? For one thing, they are taking up large tracks of land for their herds and selfishly feel they have a right to control it all. It really pisses me off.

[@bjarnepost5913]

Thanks for video opdate Denmark good 🦊🐺🐅🐆🦁🐿🐘🇩🇰🇬🇧

[@dwightkelley4302]

Their squeaks are so cute!❤🥰😊

[@jayasankargopalakrishnapan7390]

Interesting and informative... Thanks.

[@Khan12652]

Great channel and love to watch it every time, especially with beautiful little angle 😍.

[@10laws2liveby]

Talk about a labor of love. How fortunate we are to have a woman make this study. Men, for the most part, don't have the sensitivity to produce this kind of presentation. Had we, as a specie, started off on a more humane footing with nature, perhaps a kinder interactive relationship would have developed?

[@anoopkc4034]

💘 without animals on earth how life was ...? without beautifing atmosphere attractions enticement in jungles we are enjoying to see beyond thinking a thinking beyond imagination love seeing it anoopkumar arora

[@kenhnhacvui226]

Like 👍

[@starchb0mb]

Adorable and a valuable study, but I hope that since then they've adopted the practice of not acclimating wildlife to humans, and especially not feeding them.

[@mreinstein48]

Wonderful!

[@iteerrex8166]

Here 9:10 it’s such a wholesome scene 😇

[@dwightkelley4302]

You spelled scene wrong. But you are very right!😊

[@iteerrex8166]

@@dwightkelley4302 Thank you for the correction 😊

[@10laws2liveby]

The consequence of killing a predator, as in shooting it with a lethal weapon, is that it doesn't pass on its experience of being killed to its young.. A painful hit with a rock from a sling or other such device like a rubber bullet will in the long run teach an animal to avoid attacking live stock.

[@lynnleigha580]

Without bothering them through close proximity?? Bruh, one more scoot and she'd be in the actual den

[@tonybarde2572]

I want to pet one

[@mariussolomon5398]

Like👏👏

[@jonnywatts2970]

Where you think Isabelle's dad is?

[@lynnleigha580]

Well yea, because they're pups, they're going to do exactly what mom does and getting them use to humans could be the dumbest thing yet

[@portugal1969]

How old is the film, looks like 80s

[@dwightkelley4302]

Those foxes are so cute and adorable!!!🥰😁❤😊😄

[@arifsaleem5467]

Farmers, ranchers, hunters, and poachers.

[@armenvardents2169]

One mustn't tame wild animals in any purpose! I don't share the amusement of the main part.

[@SA77888]

17:18 Oh, yummy!!!

[@mohdfahmi8841]

Em

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When will you stop promoting the ridiculous idea that the most complex mechanisms known to man were born by blind-luck?! Everything we know, by using real science, is that things become less-complex over time, this is in complete opposition to your unsupported religious views. Please give us an example of a system becoming more complex, without human interference, over time, which has been clearly seen during its stages of evolution. -that is, not what you 'imagine' to happen, but actual observable proof.

[@chuisamen]

Blessed to call Namibia home