https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIsD-Xhx0ZQ
Steckt nicht in jedem Tier ein potentieller Freund?
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Das sieht man ja beim Menschen aber auch bei allen nichtmenschlichen Tieren. Oder? Der Körper könnte ja alles aus einem Loch ausscheiden aber irgendwie hat das so Sinn ergeben. 😀 Dazu kommt Sperma aus dem gleichen Rohr wie der Urin. Die Evolution hat einen seltsamen Sinn für Humor 😀
Moin Leude! Ich habe gehört das sie manche Familien (legal) Füchse halten.Ich weiß das Füchse Wildtier sind und in den Wald gehören doch auch ich würde mir legal und seriös einen kaufen wollen. Nun zu der Frage wie viel würde denn ein Fuchs +Impfung,Futter Monatlich,Körpchen(oder so was in der Art)und Spielzeug(Beschäftigungsartikel) denn so ungefähr kosten?…
(Im weitesten Sinne)
Ich habe 7 Küken, die sind jetzt 7 Tage alt. Danke im Voraus
clear, animals are just as able to feel emotions as we humans. in some animals, one even assumes that they feel emotions stronger than we humans. I am rather surprised by how many people underestimate animals as intelligent as they are.
Yeah, that’s right!
Yes, of course, I’ve been aware of that for a long time. Most animals have a super memory and can remember who treated them well or even saved them.
That’s why I’m the reference person of my cat, or then of my dog, even though I’ve only seen him every two weeks.
Well, in many wild animals, this is probably due to a hand-breeding and a misprint.
I wonder why, for example, a lion or tiger baby was raised by hand instead of leaving it with the mother animal.
This is often done by a hand-breeding for precisely this reason in order to be able to touch a wild animal. Then the young animals are separated from the mother animal in a targeted manner 1-3 days after the birth, so that it can be grown from the person with the bottle.
Or the conditions of the maternal animal are so bad that it did not accept the litter.
So I see such videos rather critical.
I can only confirm that. I met many animals as friends. There was, for example, a squirrel that adopted me, or a meise that watched away with me on my shoulder. Or a sparrow that plucked in my hand because it was so warm in it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmtTjXVg0zg
Don’t you have a very good wire to birds anyway?
Yeah, they’re coming to me when I put it on it. Often it takes only 2 minutes, then they sit on my hand and let it taste.
The first bird on my hand was a cabbage ice. At that time I lived in Berlin and on my windowboard there was always a bowl with lining. In the evening I took the bowl and put it on the windowboard inside. One morning, I forgot to put the bowl out and a meise came in and served you inside. The next day I took the bowl away and put my hand in the place where the bowl stood.
It took about one or two minutes until the Meise had decided to take the food from my hand. From there, it was getting faster and faster. When the birds only saw me, they came flying.
The same thing happened in my new apartment. I’ve chosen them. It lies directly on a forest. Here’s another number. Here they come to my hands in masses. If you know how to do it, it’s not hard to lure it on your own hand. I’ll send you a link privately.
I’ve often looked at videos from you, but I still don’t understand how you do it! How long did it take until the first bird flew on your hand?
I don’t think that would work with me because there are many birds here, but they do their own thing.
The worst thing that happened to me here with birds is when I pulled a rabbit wire fence for cats around the Schwengel pump where moths are brooding every year, and they didn’t interfere with it.
Yeah, definitely. I personally also feel the insects more than you think. I used to be with my brother at a brook and I saw that there was such a huge bug (no idea what this was like, I’ve never seen it before) in the water, then quickly pulled him out with the hand and put it on a tree. Then I went back to my brother and after a few minutes he suddenly said there was a huge bug sitting on my shoulder. Now that was the beetle I brought out of the water and he was sitting on my shoulder all the time (approximately 1 hour) when we went there I put him back.
Yeah, I’m convinced. I’m to Käfern ud everything that crawls and fluffs, just like that. I’m also looking into the water tones to see if there’s someone to save.
Insects are fascinating creatures!
Microcosm of a natural meadow
Yes, with the primordial mimic of the cone seal surprised me, because they live in a completely different element than humans
Yes, and also these moraines!
Yeah, I thought.
You’re not like us.
People should behave more like animals in many ways 😊.
Of course believe it!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuRghTL9pvY
So beautiful examples! I know the story of Christian the Lion.
Here is more
:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wf9EfsXT7zg
You’re right!
😂 – I also have such chickens. One often flies from behind when I go to the chicken farm.
If man would change, we could almost have a paradise here on earth.
to be happy