Farm Animals Saving Each Other vs. Predators

Farm Animals Saving Each Other vs. Predators
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A compilation of farm animals being saved by other farm animals and their owners!

–Credits–
Original clips:
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CC_1-VuwRfE
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0f57i40S5M4
3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgEg7YqUCcQ&t=2s
4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10u75frLYkQ
5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fILQB6WL5UU

Music: Epidemic Sound

0:00 Goat Saves Chicken
0:23 Rooster To The Rescue!
0:45 Let Go of My Chicken!
01:29 Ninja Rooster + Man vs Fox
02:34 Fox vs Birds + Chicken + Human

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About the Author: Hoofwiz

45 Comments

  1. You do Not Mess with roosters. In the Ninja Rooster clip, there was at least one other rooster squaring up to have a go if the first one wasn't successful. I know a young Bantam (mini) rooster that killed a rat, they don't mess around.

  2. The chickens and I think a turkey/hen in one of the videos were so bravely trying to fight with the fox to save their friend rather than hiding for themselves really shocked me and made me cry and completely changed how I used to think about prey animals

  3. Farm animals are a lot smarter than many people realize. Many of them are also known to be able to feel emotions such as sadness, fear, and joy. Cows for example actually have friends whom they interact with. Horses too can form strong bonds with other animals as well as people. Same goes for goats, pigs, etc. Katie Van Slyke for example, runs her own farm in (I believe) Tennessee. She’s got beef cows, mini goats, a couple donkeys, mini horses and regular size horses, some barn cats, and a rather large pig named Winston. Each of these animals has their own quirks. Winston for instance, is quite the drama king when someone has to trim his hooves (to keep them in check) The mini horse Squirt is notorious for acting like a little turd quite frequently. Some of his best known antics are rolling around in dirt moments after he’s given a bath. Perhaps the most remarkable story involving one of Katie’s animal friends, is the horse foal named Seven (Katie calls him Baby Seven) Seven was born at 286 days gestation, whereas the normal time an adult horse is pregnant for, is between 320-340 days, though this can vary a little bit depending upon the breed of horse. Despite all he’s been through since his birth months ago, Seven is doing pretty well these days. He’s got his preferences, he’s got his dislikes, and he sometimes likes to explore (and occasionally get into a little trouble)

  4. Lol I love the last one with the magpies following the carnage like sports referees or commentators. Like: „HE ALMOST HAS HIM HE ALMOST HAS HIM! wait … AND THERE COMES THE HUMAN WITH A STEEL Chair!!!“

  5. That last one I was really surprised to see at first. Blue jays are actually $5 box. And then they kind of leave at some point I guess racing around the house because crow start coming in. Though they aren't dive bombing the fox. They are sliding down and calling and trying to break off the fight. There is so much chaos going on and yet i'm here for

  6. I had to put down my rooster the other day. He protected the hens against a fox, but was wounded in the process, and the wound would not heal properly.

    Such a good rooster, always 100% friendly to the children, chickens and the hens.

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