When wild animals seek help from people.

I always admired videos of animals seeking help from people, the intelligens behind is real.

So found a selection of videos showing the joy they show and the thank you for the help.

Post one if you have a favorite, or if you have a story on your own, please tell it.

I love this one, would like a raven as a pet.

My favorite, the jump for joy is amazing.

Cute

That dophin has seen a lot judging from the scars on it's body.

Just beautiful.

a reply to: Mianeye

SnF for a great thread!

a reply to: Mianeye

The Humpback whale vid is my favourite too, very touching!
Thanks for sharing

Great thread!

I think we definitely owe it to these animals anyway.

You gotta admire their intelligence.

S&F

a reply to: Mianeye

Great set of videos

I remember when the Dolphin video was released , still my favourite.
Not seen the Humpback video before and found it an emotional watch , two separate species elated at the outcome of a chance meeting , brilliant.

The Raven and Blackbird videos again show the intelligence of these animals , it's long been known that they are particularly intelligent species but to see the Raven override its natural instincts while each spike is pulled out is again brilliant.

The Blackbird obviously wanted water but how long did it take the people to catch on ?

a reply to: Mianeye
The damage we are causing is mind-blowing. I was frustrated with humanity so much so, that when I saw the scar on the Whale Shark, I wanted to punch myself in the mouth in hopes that someone else besides me, maybe many, felt the effects.

Effin' unreal. We should be ashamed of ourselves.

Thank you for bringing this up.

a reply to: gortex

Yeah, right? I was thinking the same thing. A whole 2 seconds should have been all it took to realize the problem...

a reply to: donktheclown

True, we can't deny that some of these were human caused, which is of course very sad, many sea/land creatures die from fishing leftovers and plastic.

a reply to: Mianeye
Wow! Great videos. The dolphin really looked like it ad gone for help on purpose.

Just remembered this one, two Swans has become tangled in mysterious ways, and clearly seek help from the people ashore.

a reply to: Mianeye

Porcupine fish rescued while his friend waits for him

a reply to: Mianeye

animals ability to understand our hands have use to them is also demonstrated when they ask you to pet them.

originally posted by: Mianeye
Just remembered this one, two Swans has become tangled in mysterious ways, and clearly seek help from the people ashore.

Whew that was a weird tangle, they were so calm in the eye of calamity! Wonderful video!So good to see humans help without interest only in their own 'selfie".

a reply to: Mianeye

I've got an opposite example you might like.

A guy leapt of the Golden Gate Bridge in the '90s and broke his hip as well as other injuries. A seal kept him above water until a lifeboat arrived.

The story has always boggled my mind. What on earth was going through the seal's mind to have taken the time to keep him alive? Was it the seal equivalent of "Get off my lawn?"

a reply to: Kandinsky

Nice, that is a cool story

We really need that animal language translator, i think we could learn a lot listening to animals.

a reply to: Mianeye

Yeah, true

a reply to: Mianeye

Here's a video of a lion thanking his rescuer. Animals have more feelings than we know.

a reply to: WeRpeons

That is what i call a hug... Nice

Awwww thanks all these videos are so touching

How touching to hear from anyone who consumes 300 million animals a day and be sure to make the school vivisection frogs. If you look at your past rivers were full of fish, herds of buffalo to the horizon, and the sky was closed grouse during takeoff