Wild LAOS Rainforest Animals You Won't Believe Exist!

[@forest24549]

Hello, wonderful viewers! I just wanted to take a moment to express my sincerest gratitude for your overwhelming support of my forest wildlife channel! Your enthusiasm for the beauty of nature and the incredible creatures that call our forests home fills my heart with joy. Every like, view, and comment fuels my passion, and it’s a delight to share this journey with all of you! Your feedback has been invaluable. Whether it’s your insights on the latest video or suggestions for future content, I cherish every message. They inspire me to explore new areas, capture more extraordinary moments, and deepen our connection with the wild. Your voices help shape the channel, turning it into a vibrant community dedicated to celebrating nature's wonders. So here’s a big thank you! To each of you who takes the time to enjoy, engage, and elevate this channel-your support means the world! Let’s continue this adventure together, learning and marveling at the incredible wildlife that surrounds us. Together, we can cultivate a deeper appreciation for our planet and its magnificent inhabitants!

[@mandrix_perdana]

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[@เพลงเพราะ024]

Amazing documentary wildlife in Laos

[@forest24549]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Jhoneceenana]

beautiful natural and country

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[@LisaYang-qy8qp]

Firstly watching ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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[@Jhone-n1w]

The gibbon very lovely Animals

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[@ogamiito739]

❤❤would love see the fishes and river systems in Laos.

[@kolakotvenevankham5510]

Thank you for sharing the video

[@forest24549]

Thanks for watching!

[@MrPaoTrieu]

Thank you for sharing these rare wild animals. I found them interesting.

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[@LisayoungYoung]

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[@coverai-w7m]

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[@SojibMia-v2m]

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Thanks

[@porlao5104]

You needed to make more videos like about the Animals in Laos ❤❤❤❤❤.

[@mandrix_perdana]

nice footages... 👍🏻 *but it would be more natural and so much related to go along the footage: if there is no artificial instrumental (musics) things / back-sounds* ... maintaining the original audio is the secret behind such a wonderful documentary... I'd like to feel such idea for the next one... could I...?

[@forest24549]

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[@mandrix_perdana]

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[@leevang2282]

Hello i like you very good

[@xiongtsechalicha4074]

Are these wildlife still really exist (rich) in Laos, which forest area is it?

[@forest24549]

Laos, the hidden gem of Southeast Asia, is not merely a land of breathtaking landscapes; it is a sanctuary for unparalleled biodiversity. At the heart of this ecological wealth are the enchanting Phou Khao Khouay National Park, Nam Et-Phou Louey National Park, Hin Namno National Park, and Nakai-Nam Theun National Park. Together, these protected areas bloom like vibrant patches in the tapestry of the Asian wilderness, serving as crucial havens for wildlife and environmental conservation. Each national park boasts its unique allure and ecological significance. Phou Khao Khouay National Park entices adventurers with its lush forests and cascading waterfalls, while safeguarding a mosaic of wildlife, including the elusive gibbons and magnificent elephants. The Nam Et-Phou Louey National Park, a biodiverse powerhouse, is a hotspot for rare species, thriving in its mountainous terrains. For the thrill-seeking explorer, Hin Namno National Park offers a mesmerizing underground world of limestone caves while protecting the fragile species that dwell within. Meanwhile, Nakai-Nam Theun National Park stands as a vital watershed, nurturing both the flora and fauna that call it home. The conservation efforts in these parks not only guard against habitat destruction, but they also foster a symbiotic relationship between local communities and nature. Ecotourism has begun to flourish here, empowering locals while raising awareness about the splendor of their natural heritage. The harmonious intertwining of conservation and community is indeed a model for sustainable development! With each hike through these national parks, every sighting of a rare creature, and every moment spent in serene nature, we celebrate the remarkable beauty of Laos. Let us champion the preservation of these ecological sanctuaries as more than just protected areas-they are the lifeblood of Laos’ wildlife, capturing the essence of a nation that holds nature's wonders close to its heart! Join the movement to protect these breathtaking landscapes, and let your passion ignite a brighter future for the wildlife of Laos!

[@Animals_Laughter]

Are there still wild tigers in this forest?

[@forest24549]

The rainforests of Laos provide a vital sanctuary for these big cats. The dense foliage and rich biodiversity create an ideal environment for their hunting and breeding. Picture a tiger stealthily weaving through the underbrush, its keen senses attuned to the sounds of the forest. The thrill of spotting one of these elusive animals is a reminder of the natural wonders we must protect. But here’s the sobering truth: while a few tigers still inhabit these forests, they are far outnumbered by the threats they face. Poaching, habitat loss, and human encroachment pose significant dangers to the tiger population in Laos. Once sprawling habitats are being reduced to mere fragments, making it increasingly difficult for these incredible animals to thrive. Conservation efforts are crucial now more than ever! Organizations are working tirelessly to safeguard their habitats and advocate for stronger protections against poaching. While there may not be many tigers left in Laos, there’s an undeniable spark of hope that fuels the efforts to preserve their presence. Each day, dedicated individuals and communities rally together to protect these stunning creatures and their rainforest home. So, let’s champion their cause with enthusiasm! By raising awareness, supporting conservation programs, and celebrating the beauty of these magnificent animals, we can help secure a future where the roar of a tiger still echoes through the vibrant rainforests of Laos. Let’s ensure that these extraordinary beings remain a part of our world for generations to come!

[@stefanhernold345]

A place as thinly populated as Laos should actually have a healthy _population of tigers_ . In the country`s northern portion, this healthy population should be descended in equal parts from Indochinese and Southern Chinese tigers.

[@forest24549]

Hunting has long been a significant aspect of various cultures, often intertwined with subsistence practices and traditional beliefs. In the context of Laos, the act of hunting tigers has gained particular attention due to its implications for both food security and economic activities. While some segments of the Lao population engage in tiger hunting for food, this practice raises complex questions regarding sustainability, conservation, and the socio-economic dynamics of rural communities.

[@stefanhernold345]

@@forest24549 Be that as it may, there are so many animals in tropical rainforests, hunting tigers could be easily banned without anyone in the rural communities of your countries starving to death - unless the tiger himself starts preying on humans, that is.

[@LaoSoftware]

Laos is the most bombed country in the world. The USA bombed Laos during the Vietnam war. The bombs killed many endangered tigers and elephants. The pristine jungle is still recovering from the damage caused by the American military.

[@BenjiZiggy]

Sad that the local will hunt and eat anything they catch. Just to survive.

[@forest24549]

Nestled in the heart of Southeast Asia, Laos captivates with its stunning landscapes and vibrant cultures. Among its many treasures, the unique practice of hunting for food in local villages presents an exhilarating glimpse into a lifestyle intertwined with nature. Yes, I know! This age-old tradition, far removed from the bustling cities, showcases a deep respect for wildlife and the environment. In the serene villages of Laos, families rely on the land for sustenance. The lush forests are alive with the sounds of birds, rustling leaves, and the occasional rustle of wildlife. Here, hunting is not merely a sport; it’s an essential part of life. Villagers gather together, armed with handmade tools, ready to embark on an adventure filled with camaraderie and excitement. Each hunt is a celebration of skills passed down through generations, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose. The beauty of this practice lies in its sustainability. Laotians hunt in harmony with nature, ensuring that animal populations remain balanced and ecosystems thrive. The meeting of ancient traditions with modern sustainability principles makes this practice particularly fascinating. By tapping into ancestral knowledge, these villagers not only nourish their families but also protect the environment. Moreover, the stories shared around the fire at the end of a long day resonate deeply. Each meal is a testament to hard work and collaboration, reinforcing the bonds that form within the community. In a world increasingly disconnected from nature, the local villages of Laos remind us of the joys of living in harmony with the earth. So, if ever you find yourself in Laos, take a moment to appreciate the incredible traditions that shape this captivating land. Embrace the spirit of adventure and savor the flavors of authenticity that come from hunting for food in the wild. It’s more than just a hunt; it’s a vibrant celebration of life!

[@SounthoneDucNgo]

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[@koosloos-tr7ew]

Where are the tigers and wild bulls in Laos? There are about 330 tigers and 1500 wild bulls in Thailand.

[@forest24549]

When it comes to the incredible wildlife of Southeast Asia, Thailand stands out as a vibrant tapestry of nature, boasting remarkable species that capture the imagination. While Laos is undoubtedly a land of stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity, I believe that Thailand showcases a more impressive presence of certain majestic animals, particularly the gaur and the tiger. The gaur, or Indian bison, roams the lush jungles and verdant hills of Thailand with a grandeur that is hard to ignore. These massive creatures, with their muscular build and magnificent curved horns, command attention and awe. In Thailand, particularly in places like Khao Yai National Park, wildlife enthusiasts can truly appreciate the sight of gaurs grazing in their natural habitat. Their sheer size and strength signify the raw beauty of the unspoiled wilderness that Thailand has to offer. Now, let’s talk about the tiger - the epitome of grace and power! Thailand is home to some significant tiger populations, especially in protected areas like Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary. The sighting of a tiger, with its striking orange coat and mesmerizing stripes, is a thrilling experience that leaves an indelible mark on the hearts of those fortunate enough to witness it. These magnificent big cats are emblematic of Thailand’s commitment to wildlife conservation, as many local efforts focus on protecting their dwindling numbers. In comparison, while Laos is home to its own remarkable wildlife, including the rare Indochinese tiger, the sheer scale and accessibility of wildlife in Thailand make it a prime destination for animal lovers. Thailand’s rich array of national parks and wildlife sanctuaries provides not just protection but opportunities for endless adventure and exploration. The vibrant ecosystems and dedicated conservation efforts in Thailand create an environment where species like the gaur and tiger can thrive. while Laos offers a beautiful wilderness, Thailand’s abundant sightings of the gaur and the tiger make it a thrilling hub for wildlife enthusiasts. The extraordinary encounters in Thailand, filled with wonder and excitement, truly set it apart as a paradise for those who adore our planet's incredible animals. Let’s celebrate the mesmerizing wildlife of Thailand, a treasure chest of nature where every visit is an unforgettable adventure!

[@susiosaechao298]

There is no rainforest in lao, every forests cut down by farmers, i am from lao

[@forest24549]

In certain areas of Laos, dedicated conservationists and local communities are working tirelessly to safeguard the rainforest. These efforts are crucial for preserving the habitats of endangered animals such as the iconic Indochinese tiger, the rare black bear, and the charming gibbons that swing through the treetops. Establishing protected areas allows wildlife to flourish, ensuring that future generations can witness the magic of these incredible creatures in their natural surroundings.

[@l06pual]

This is fake video, I have been in Laos recently there no such place like this. Every tree has been cut down. Wildlife have been hunting and sell at the roadside. Stop tell lie to the world instead tell the truth there no such place in Laos.

[@susiosaechao298]

I am from lao too there are not such animals like these

[@forest24549]

I am absolutely thrilled to receive your feedback on my forest wildlife channel! Your insights allow us to continue spreading awareness about the breathtaking beauty of wildlife, especially the unique creatures found in Laos. However, it’s important to talk about a harsh reality: hunting has significantly impacted the numbers of small wildlife in this stunning region. While I understand that hunting is a traditional practice for some, it’s vital to recognize its consequences. The allure of adventure and the thrill of the chase can sometimes overshadow the importance of conservation. We must acknowledge that every creature, no matter how small, plays an essential role in maintaining the ecological balance. Small wildlife is not just a part of the backdrop; they are the unsung heroes of the forest ecosystem! Through this channel, we aim to shed light on these pressing concerns while celebrating the natural world. Let's continue to engage in fruitful discussions, share our love for wildlife, and promote responsible practices. Together, we can work towards preserving the vibrant tapestry of life in Laos for generations to come! Thank you for being a vital part of this journey-let's keep exploring and protecting our magnificent forests!

[@xeemnpisyuslis2089]

@@forest24549 This is FAKE. The background is the same.

[@MVSky.]

Fake

[@susiosaechao298]

This is not lao, I am from lao, there are not many wild animal in lao

[@forest24549]

In the protected areas of Laos, we find a treasure trove of species that spark joy and curiosity. From the majestic Asian elephant lumbering through the forests to the playful antics of the elusive gibbons swinging high in the canopy, these creatures invite us to marvel at their beauty. National parks such as Nam Et-Phou Louey and Phou Khao Khouay are true sanctuaries, offering a safe haven for a variety of animals, including endangered species like the Indochinese tiger and the critically endangered saola, often dubbed the "Asian unicorn." Yet, amidst this vibrant picture, lies a sobering reality. Some species remain perilously absent from these protected areas. The threats of poaching, habitat loss, and climate change loom large over Laos' rich biodiversity. Species such as the sun bear and the Malayan pangolin face grave risks, with their populations dwindling due to illegal wildlife trade and deforestation. But hope glimmers on the horizon! Efforts are underway to combat these challenges. Local conservation organizations and international partnerships are working tirelessly to promote awareness, improve law enforcement, and foster sustainable practices. Ecotourism is also on the rise, encouraging communities to engage in wildlife protection while benefiting economically from their rich natural heritage. while Laos is home to extraordinary wildlife, the journey to protect every species is ongoing. The story of Laos' wildlife is one of triumphs and trials-a reminder that with passion and dedication, we can cultivate a brighter future for the diverse creatures that call this beautiful land home. Let's celebrate the successes and rally together to ensure that every species has a chance to thrive in Laos' enchanting landscapes!

[@SWRural-fk2ub]

Gave up after 4 minutes -highly irritating 'music' being turned up and down the whole time. It was about the sounds of gibbons but you could get no sense of them at all, so disappointing. 😞i

[@forest24549]

Hello, dear nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts! Today, I want to take a moment to sincerely apologize for my recent content on the Forest Wildlife Channel. I truly appreciate each of you who has taken the time to explore this beautiful slice of nature with me. Your support means the world! I recognize that my last video didn't quite hit the mark, and for that, I am genuinely sorry. Creating content that captivates and informs is my passion, and I am committed to enhancing the quality of what you see. Your feedback is invaluable, and I am listening! As we venture deeper into the enchanting world of forest wildlife, I promise to bring you richer stories, better visuals, and more engaging facts. I am excited to dive into new topics, showcase the wonders of our wildlife friends, and share fascinating insights about their habitats! Thank you for being part of our community. Your encouragement fuels my creativity and inspires me to strive for excellence. Let's continue this adventure together in the heart of nature, where every visit promises to uncover new treasures. Stay tuned for more thrilling content that celebrates the beauty of our forests and the creatures that call them home! Together, let’s make this channel a vibrant hub for all things wild! Your journey into the wilderness is just beginning, and I can't wait to share it with you. Until next time, thank you for visiting, and let's embrace this wild adventure!

[@darlenelang3681]

Repeating statements over and over. Monotonous

[@xeemnpisyuslis2089]

FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE