Can Animals Have Friendships With Humans? | Animal Odd Couples | Animal Adventures

Can Animals Have Friendships With Humans? | Animal Odd Couples | Animal Adventures
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Wildlife biologist Liz Bonnin sets off on a worldwide journey of discovery to find out why animals of different species make friends with each other, and even fall in love.
Wildlife biologist Liz Bonnin goes on a journey of discovery to find out the science behind unusual interactions in the animal kingdom. Some of the surprising associations include a polar bear befriending huskies, a cat mothering ducklings, and an orangutan who keeps a pet dog. These odd pairings are not just limited to different species; animal relationships with humans are also explored, as people have been known to keep exotic pets such as lions, hippos and buffalos. Bonnin investigates the root of the affectionate connections and tries to uncover the reasons for the behaviours.
Some people have sought out unusual, and even potentially dangerous relationships, with some very surprising animals.”

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  1. The cat lady is in the greatest danger imo, followed by hyena man, followed by buffalo man….then of course Goose man that's really hard core stuff, respect!

  2. It would be cool if we could figure out a way to interact with the lions better. Like in jurassic world with raptors. You're dominant and they view you as a leader and hunt together. I honestly think you could. It would take us acting outside of our own nature. Not necessarily eating raw meat lol. Just predatory stalking behavior on game animals maybe they could even learn signals. Some animals recognize intelligence.

  3. That buffalo walked into the house, looked up at a trophy head of another Buffalo and promptly walked out the back door.

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