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In this episode, Africa Bush Rescue features a whole variety of baby animals including baby Baboons, Leopards and Cheetahs at an African orphan rescue centre. Cute animal clip from the BBC.
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She said the African officials were/are on the take, thus canned hunting is still a rampant.Shame
사반나 한가운데 집을 짓고 살고 야생동물을 애완동물 삼아서 놀고…, 엿같은 백인들. ㅉㅉㅉ
Great channel! I love observing nature, discover and meditate…
Watching this video reminds me of the death of Littlefoot's mother from The Land Before Time. It's very sad to see the poor orphaned animals being left alone with their parents gone. TT_TT
CUDDLES!!!!!!
NAME THE COUNTRY! CANNED HUNTING? WHERE? Obviously Africa, I'd kill those hunters in a minute for free.
I've never heard of this horror why don't you get BBC to air this in US and England! Name the countries so tourists can BOYCOTT them! And name the hunters in the press so we can shame them! Washington, D.C. lawyer!
Shoot the hunters!
Makes me cry
WATCH MY FATAL ATTRACTIONS TRIBUTE TO SUPPORT ANIMALS IN THE WILD
good job
@NorseWizard Fuck yeah id pay good money for that too.
@moneemayumi Lol me too! Hey, you commented on a Zim vs Dib video 10 days ago! Lol u shot soniclover with a Darth gun hehee
cats from africa are the most beautiful!
i'm the sort of person that gets a strange sense of satisfaction when deer hunters are themselves mistaken for deer…
I remember the first time, a few years ago, when I shot my first caged rhino. It was so easy, and the price was fair. When I got home with its horn, I saved it for winter. That Christmas I warmed my hands by rhino horn, which burns exceptionally well. I'd shoot another one – if caged – in a heartbeat for fuel that burns that well.
I want to form a company with all of my friends so we can rescue any injured animal we see
there so cute
@powwowdoc kill it, stuff it, and say u killed it in the wild. 100% pussy magnet 😀
sick
Cute!
My Dream Job right there… Even just to work there would be a dream!!!!
yes!
nicely said
them?! thats mean ur talking like their sme weird creature
yes i agree
money the root of all evil
does anyone know if this is in nairobi, kenya?
is this in Nairobi?
🙂 So many cute images in the video.
that's why i like open season. the animals all team up and attach the hunters! XD
You have obviously seen neither.
Yes it takes skill.
Where I go I will grant you not much all the same.
Moose were introduced here as food in 1908.
As for bow hunting and the likes. I have never left a wounded animal to die uselessly. Ask some bow hunter.
who ever did that to those poor animals i hope they get caged druged then shot just to feel wat those animals felt
What sort of pathetic human shoots a caged animal just to watch it die? How sick and perverted! Hunting for food is one thing, this is pure evil! I sincerely hope God has more mercy on their wretched souls than they extended to that animal.
Granted, hunting caged animals to see something die is a little: Strange!
Doesn't take much skill to put a bullet through an unarmed creature.
At least Natives used an Arrow, while on horses and hunted for food they needed, and used the rest of the animal for other resources.
Skill? Hardly… it isn't war… remember that.
We hunt to fill a freezer. A head shot to a moose is much better than that pork or beef goes through.
Most real hunters are pretty carefull and here some are very skilled.
They should have a canned hunt on hunters.
Unless you hunt to survive, shame on you for hunting, period.
sos weeeeeet