Nature: Wild burros of Texas

[@galepatrick1702]

they are so handsome - their markings on their coats vivid - always great to see animals free and wild-

[@thandizungu2082]

True

[@christysmith3071]

How beautiful! I love seeing animals living F R E E ! Wild horses are a beautiful sight as well.

[@on2wheels378]

We have a three domesticated burros in our barn and paddocks. They make great companions and friend to our four horses, two goats and two blue heelers.

[@CTX700girl]

My neighbor has about 5 donkeys and 4 horses. They are adorable creatures. They come over to me and I pet them and give them a kiss on the nose.

[@aliciatorres2794]

it makes me so happy to see animals be free !!

[@marianns.5393]

Here in TX we call them “ sacred” burros because the stripes down their back and over the shoulders form a cross.

[@zayonkiber2510]

This made my morning start off right.

[@radoslavtesic114]

Не може бити ништа лепше !

[@carlosseptiencuevas1613]

Hope they are there for future generations!❤

[@lauracoccia8623]

How beautiful! Donkeys are so cool

[@autumnstarrs]

...And in the morning, I'm makin' waffles! -Donkey

[@AndreaHylenWriter]

Thank you for posting the stories from CBS Sunday morning on KZbin. After watching all of CBS Sunday morning live, I come to this site and watch the full nature video. Then, I share the links of different stories with family members and friends and on Social media. Grateful for your stories and honest reporting about the world, our country, art, music, hope and nature. Thanks for making it so easy to share.

[@mikevandyke8497]

Whoever read this, remember there is always someone who loves you.

[@margaretchabot2692]

Donkeys are so Beautiful

[@deliverancetwo]

Nature is truly beautiful

[@barbarabourne1501]

love this! Some of God's wonderful gifts!

[@timd8912]

I love these guys.....

[@docmccoy95]

They look healthy. Beautiful post.

[@ccm5152]

This is an excellent video

[@patriciaburke2401]

These precious animals, with the markings of the cross, always remind me of Mary, Joseph and the Baby Jesus traveling to Bethlehem for His miraculous birth. Thanks for the reminder; much needed during these times! Take care & God bless everyone, everywhere. 🙏🏻🇺🇸🌊🌊🌊🙏🏻💙🇺🇸🌎🙏🏻🌍🙏🏻

[@ELDELD]

Wow! That is a beautiful thought! Jesus is King! He has done so much for me!

[@eddie12454]

Delightful animals.

[@Just_Danna]

I love them! I love how they interact with coyotes! 💯🤣

[@BobbySanders-bf2fr]

Beautiful

[@Sunl1ght_]

love this video ❤️

[@andreasstaufelberg4184]

Epic stuff, would watch that again

[@lynnbetts4332]

Unfortunately, those that live inside the Big Bend Ranch State Park are subject to being shot. The state is bringing in bighorn sheep to promote hunting, and they share the same area. These 'wild' burros have been there since the 1700's when the Spanish brought them in. Some small bands have crossed the Rio Grande River from Mexico.

[@kenc2257]

A band of burros does sound better than a herd of burros...you might be on to something.

[@susanvirginia6037]

😓😓😓

[@cpscps2679]

They all should be shot so that native species can live there.

[@kithill6817]

Wild donkeys from Hawaii island were flown to Texas about 10 years ago. Are these some of them?

[@lynnbetts4332]

No. These originally came from the Spanish missionaries and settlers in the 1700's. Some have crossed the Rio Grande River from Mexico.

[@pigmeatmarkham898]

Better call ICE

[@sarahkenyon3834]

Who else is here from ao3? Lmao so adorable

[@rottengal]

i never expected to see a mention of ao3 on a random video showing feral donkeys 😭

[@tishiii8012]

“According to the legend, in reward for the loyal and humble love of the donkey for Jesus, the Lord caused the shadow of the cross to fall across the back of the Jerusalem donkey,” Powell said. “Ever since, the Jerusalem donkey has carried a sign of the love of God for all to see.” No mention of that in CBS😕

[@katmandudawn8417]

That's because the nature part at the end of the show is always without narration. It's just pictures and natural sounds. Lovely and refeshing. Nature is the ultimate sign of God's glory. So stop looking for something to take offense at. Just enjoy.

[@kenc2257]

These segments have no narration. [also, these are burros of Texas, not Jerusalem donkeys--at least, according to their passports]

[@evan4672003]

They get to show love to one another rubbing on each other.

[@jimklipper6022]

Was on this morning’s show for about 15 seconds. The ‘nature’ segment, at the end, is getting shorter and shorter.

[@lauracoccia8623]

Hardly have it on television inbetween all the commercials. Glad they show this online

[@jimklipper6022]

Laura Coccia For some reason Festus from Gunsmoke popped in my head right away seeing this.

[@joaquimrodrigues7200]

animais lindos

[@gunnar7593]

You are so inspiring!

[@tyro244]

So are we going to see a herd of Elephants next Sunday? ;-)

[@thomashellecke5680]

This is splendid and fabulous =)

[@sirdouglas2010]

Beautiful and intelligent animals. Burros have always been loyal and dependable for humans. Today in Gaza you see the donkeys transporting the wounded and family’s during this horrific genocide and famine. Free Palestine.

[@maxlucas3785]

Wow it's so cool

[@marcusallee8991]

Are wild burros dangerous to people? Would you feel safe to approach and offer an apple to one?

[@BeKindToAll03]

They aren't dangerous whatsoever. As a matter of fact they LOVE humans. So feel free to approach one. They also like it when you pull on their tails

[@Frenchylikeshikes]

I guess burros are a perfect example of a non-endemic species that does not affect negatively the environment.

[@andrasfonyo3537]

Unique amimals,american wild donkies.

[@tyro244]

Am I seeing things or do some of these burros have blue eyes?

[@davidwafulake]

Job chapter 9 verse 5-8 brought me here

[@debbiecooper1677]

I swear till a few months ago I did mot know that a prour one had a cross on them.

[@remoir6273]

The spaniards left a lot of feral species in the americas.

[@benbernal6455]

And a lot more of disease.

[@cpscps2679]

All of the feral horses and burros are descendants of escaped domestic herds of the Spanish and American pioneers.

[@moniqueosby7709]

❤️❤️❤️

[@JoseGonzalez-zo2zn]

In kodiak Alaska you will see wild cows

[@john-smith.]

tRumps family tree in the wild.

[@amyreynolds3619]

You made my day. Thank you.

[@josemedina3852]

PLEASE don't compare these beautiful creatures to that family. The donkeys can get offended by that

[@katmandudawn8417]

No, you're wrong. Burros have too many cells. They are smarter and prettier too.

[@benbernal6455]

They are way more intelligent creatures than any tRump family member. For sure !!!😹😂🤣

[@texasrick223]

“Those are sand people alright”

[@ronaldcarpenter4556]

I never know

[@jaydubs6354]

Ight fellas. Who else is here after a certain someone had a case of mistaken identity under nods?

[@ButterBallTheOpossum]

They aren't wild. They are feral.

[@henrikaize]

who trimme their hooves

[@anamunoz2813]

Oh look at all the 🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎 donkeys they are so adorable and loveable and gorgeous and beautiful ❤️ all different colors on them too 😍 that's good that 😢they leave them freedom 😄 but sometimes people treat them very bad 😞 and we are seeing in the news a lot of 🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴 running around in the desert 🏜️🏜️🏜️🏜️🏜️🏜️🏜️🏜️🏜️🏜️🎉what do they eat or drink 🎉in the desert 🏜️🏝️🏜️🎉do they have water 🌊💦💦💦💦💦💦💦💦💦💦💦💦💦 too eat ❤or not 😢 from the united States of America 🎉 USA 😂

[@jrsoto8284]

How the west was won!

[@shayboubbinshaddad7181]

💭 👀

[@Gpacharlie]

What, no elephants??

[@amyreynolds3619]

That's a sign of things to come.LOL. All Donkeys and not an elephant in sight. Elephants have had their time.

[@tamasyndosher3384]

They are true beast of burden

[@patriciabastossantos1102]

You mean wild donkeys ??

[@victorjones2506]

Meh…

[@maxzzyzx8038]

Not wild feral. Just like csts