Real Life Superheroes Caught on Camera

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[@oh2mp]

Lovely stuff to watch. This made me to remember how I and my friend were "heros" of a day long time ago. On a sunday morning in winter we were standing next to a McDonald's waiting for it to open. An old man was walking on the slippery icy street and fell. We lifted him up and made sure that he wasn't hurt, and even offered him our phone numbers if he would need them later for insurance or something, but he was sure that he was ok, and was just thankful for us.

[@dewfall56]

Guys who saved the pets are amazing. Should be congratulated, not arrested.

[@johnb9825]

Great video.... adolescent narration....

[@bloomjuliaeslavin525]

Man I like, watching stories like these it always brings a bit of humanity back I could have lost, hope in humanity watch one these videos, and have a bit of faith in humanity. Come back to me people need to see these types of videos say that there’s still humanity in the world, because right now, with the way, things are, is, you have love things that make you lose faith in him and deep, but not enough of stuff like this that brings it back to you And that’s why I will watch videos like this and not the news local national or world too much bad so my brother watch this heartwarming stuff that brings my faith back into humanity makes me think there is some faith in humanity left after this I rather watched a half hour videos like this than news

[@krisstopher8259]

I have a neighbor, an old lady, probably in her 80's already, half blind, half deaf. I didn't see her for several years then i met her in the elevator one day, and a few days later i heard strange screaming in the middle of the night and i figured out it must be her and i called the cops an let them into the apartment building. She had fallen in her bathroom and i think they had to break her lock to get in. I'm not a hero, i just did what was necessary in that situation and maybe this story will motivate other people to be alert and helpful. It's nice to be important but it's more important to be nice!

[@dannydandaniel8040]

Dude blew out a window that was rolled down for a dog that was clearly not in distress. I'm a dog owner and I'd be PISSED.

[@davehenderson64]

I agree, the dog wasn`t even panting. Staged.

[@CohnmanTheBudbarian]

It takes 6 minutes for a dog to die in a hot car, staged or not, don't leave your dog in a car on a hot day... 6 minutes, i am also a dog owner.

[@teknoboy2846]

Yeah I noticed that too, and in fact he did the exact opposite of what you're supposed to do. if a dog is in heat related distress, You're supposed to give them water to drink and move them to a cool shady location. not dump water on there fur coat. By dumping water on a dog's fur coat you are then stopping their skin from being able to breathe at all, thus stopping the release of heat naturally. If a dog is sitting up panting they are fine, if they are laying down panting then they may be in distress. Depending upon the heat index and the UV index and the temperature for the day there are points where dogs can stay in a car all day and not have an issue as long as the windows are cracked, there are points!!! I'm not saying do it, I'm saying if you have the brain power to figure it out which a lot of y'all don't. But basically if you can sit comfortably in the car with the windows down for an hour, then a dog could sit comfortably in the car with the windows down for an hour as long as there's a bowl of water. Now my pet peeve is chaining them to the bed of your truck, where there's no cover for them too lay under and on top of that well you're driving if you get into an accident their head gets ripped off meanwhile all you have is a bruise for your seatbelt(if your dumbass remembers to put it on, if not no worries the gene pool just cleaned up a bit.) by the way I am a dog owner but I live in Arizona and I will not leave my animals in the car for more than 5 minutes even with the windows a quarter of the way down. If I walk in a circle k and there's a line f*** it, it'll wait. I go back to my car and get on my merry way.

[@teknoboy2846]

​@@CohnmanTheBudbarianwhere was this study performed and by who? Because even here in Arizona it takes them about an hour. Now mind you we can fry an egg on a freaking sidewalk, we can roast a turkey in our car. But it still takes about an hour for it to get up to the point where it can kill an animal (any animal be it a baby (human), a dog, a cat, a hamster or a bear.) and the dog that this man pulled out of that car was upright on its front legs standing on his hand. in an actual emergency situation that dog would not have had the energy to do so. So people really need to assess these situations before they go all ham on them cuz I know if I park my car with my dog inside to run into circle k I come back out 3 minutes later and someone's got my dog beside my car, and my car has a broken window somebody's going to f****** die. Stores have intercoms and people can speak for a reason other than just to b****, whine, moan and complain. Maybe trying "hey anyone in here have a dog in their car?"

[@teknoboy2846]

And did anyone else notice that the stick he was using to break the window could have very easily gone through the opening of the window and just been turned and pushed the unlock button? Seems someone is all Brawn no brain. FYI this is also why I carry both a tire iron wedged between my front seats and a slim Jim(car unlock tool) for in case someone locks their keys in their car with their animal(including humans) in it.

[@derekstocker6661]

The rescue of the dog down the pipe was amazing, thankfully it was noticed by someone and the camel down the well just stood out in these clips!

[@TehButterflyEffect]

The dog was staged. So were the cats. Click farm videos.

[@jcmate1692]

4:10 This dog owner probably left the windows down and had only been gone 3 min to post a letter over the road and along comes Jonny hero who has heard dogs shouldn't be left in cars for prolong periods on a hot. I could understand if Jonny hero had eyes on the dog for 20 min and the dog was in destress panting but it wasnt it was probably more stressed about some wannabe hero smashing the window and snatching it up. This happens far to often people not knowing the signs of heat stress in a dog not knowing how long the dog has been in the car and damage the car to extract a perfectly healthy dog all because they didn't take the time to think and asses the dogs condition. Yer sure intervene if the dog is panting laying on the floor, but if the dog is sitting up on the seat & moving around not panting & even if the windows are up wait 10 min if your still concerned because the owner hasn't returned then call the authorities dont smash a window they have temp guns and can have the means to have the car opened without to asses the dog. More businesses should have areas to contain your animal while shopping or do those day to day things. It's hard to have your dogs in an aircon car on a hot day pull up run across the street to grab an order you return to your car after 5 min to find a dozen people ooing and arring while someone has broken into your car and is struggling to hold your dog who is shit scared

[@squarerootof2]

For sure, what an idiot. He's watched too many Marvel movies. Besides, there was enough gap to stick your arm in and get the door open.

[@TehButterflyEffect]

Aside from the foul language, I agree. However, I'm of the mindset that your dog should stay at home, in your yard, where it belongs.

[@teknoboy2846]

13:22 omg that puppy was so happy, i really hope one of y'all have a new dog now. That dog was sweet, cute and loving.

[@clausnielsen8094]

Nice some people will help. I would never help anyone, beside family, friends and kids. I know that the world is not that way anymore, it is your self first, f.... the rest.

[@haajee1]

Ah, the dog at 12:48 he is so happy and thankfully to all the people. Go to everyone to "say" thank you. Sadly it's a streetdog i think. I hope he will find a nice and lovely place.

[@abstract5249]

Superhero, Static Shock!

[@davidatwork]

There is hope for us.

[@daved4547]

Luckily the clip at 5:38, I've seen elsewhere as without context, it's not the same. 😕 Oh, and the woman at 6:20? That's what we call a 'keeper' 😎🖖

[@barrymcdougal4816]

RESTORING OUR FAITH IN THE HUMAN RACE.

[@DerMarcus_27.Juni.]

No kid should ever wear a mask😉.

[@PocketBrain]

полициjа - "Police" in Serbian.

[@jacobclayton0]

this video is a copy of BRAIN TIME's video. almost scene for scene, the voice even sounds the same -.- at least do your own voice over (if u didn't)

[@danielson101]

staged

[@GodTierComments]

Fake, all of it

[@aliservan7188]

It's a bit sad that perfectly ordinary, decent behaviour is now considered being "heroic". No, it'snot heroic to look away and do nothing when you see someone in need. Also remember, most of these situations were caused by thoughtless jerks in the firs place.