That's what I'm thinking. He totally wouldn't have crashed like that.

Good job brother!! Poor guy was exhausted and running on empty…. Makes me happy to see!

He had to be hiding in someone's boat overnight then freked out and jumped off

Uber rides and Uber eats lol. No wonder he kept hitting snooze!

@@JPROP-vb7sv or him and his mom were crossing the water and shark got his mom. Hopefully what you said though

Yeah, that racoon is like "I pick you."

Well said. 💙

Except the raccoon was prob like "Bruh, I thought you were giving me a lift to my destination where the fam is waiting for me, now I don't know where tf I am..." And now he will just have to start his trek over except now he has to swim much farther to get to where he was going. Just leave nature alone we disturb it enough as it is.

@@matthewhall9692 It would have drowned. Now it has a chance.

@@matthewhall9692 idk i doubt he'd try to swim back, or get anywhere near the water again after that. raccoons are very smart animals so im sure he will be fine where he is now. the poor thing probably would have drowned trying to swim to that small island, so its a good thing this guy helped lil bro out.

Or rabid. They get very sleepy at one phase of rabies.

​@@optiskeptic4746 doesn't rabies also make them fear water?

​@@optiskeptic4746don't speak if you know nothing, and stop talking gibberish

@@Wonyoung_u713 Speak for yourself. This happened to me when I was young, a wild raccoon came right up to me without fear... fortunately it went to sleep without biting me, and it did have rabies.

​@@Wonyoung_u713then why did you speak? Can't take your own advice hypocrite?

How would *you* speak to a raccoon?

Hopefully as kindly as this gentleman. @@anarchy_79

@@anarchy_79 In cursive sign language, what do you mean "how do you speak to a raccoon"?

@@anarchy_79 With your mouth...

I love this statement!!! This guy definitely can claim it's beauty!

True that ✌✊

Close enough, my friend. And definitely applies here. Be safe and be well. ~Peace!

Indeed!

Nice. Kindness is a weakness to the indecent but virtuous to the decent. Bravo perfect comment. I’m going to remember that one.

That made me smile! Thank you for sharing.

That reminded me of an early morning drive to work in 1956. Came on 2 raccoons crossing the road. I stopped and when they got into my lane, the male stood up on his hind legs and hissed at me (waving his paws as you said) untill his mate got off onto the berm safely, then he too finished crossing and they went into the bushes. Id nearly forgotten. Thanks for that.

Thanks for the story! So sweet

🤌

😂❤

Bro he literally killed some fish on his little trip xD

​@j22563 and I'm sure that racoon went on to eat other animals as well. It's difficult to believe that its 2024 and people still apply vapid morals to eating meat and hunting. We did that for eons and people thanked the animals and the earth for their bounty. You can be gentle and also enjoy a burger. The most gentle will prefer quality meat from happy animals, and they'll never take for granted their sacrifice.

@@iponce2 when you see where most of our meat comes from in 2024, it's so far removed from the hunting that you're describing. We eat more meat than we've ever eaten before (and are sick and obese because of it), and confine animals to tiny cages where they're pumped with antibiotics and hormones to grow fast, are ripped away from their mothers as babies and never see the light of day. At the end of the day, you're free to eat what you'd like, but how can you not apply ethics to it? It's definitely applicable.

@AJ-ch2cg your quarrel is with monetized suffering, not some guy gone fishing. That's what I mean by vapid morals. You stop sounding like a bleeding heart and more like a pseudo-intellect desperate to show the world how morally upstanding you are. Let's you and I go out and start destroying factory farms, or write legislation that bans the use of genetically modified organisms where said modifications greatly induce suffering. How about we introduce some actual standards to the industry responsible for putting us in this predicament instead of virtue signaling in UKposts comments?

@@AJ-ch2cg yes, livestock animal conditions are horrible, individuals hunting fish is not the problem

Sad he left that poor little baby. I've never known a raccoon to be like this. I would've taken her home at least to my garden and given her some chicken and a a dog house to stay in if she wanted to

raccoon was too tired to even act aggressive and prob understood that he was on this mans territory (boat)

yea, so great... thank god it was so used to people already. almost as if it wasn't even wild and this wasn't a real rescue and he nearly drowned it to get yt clicks. Yes, idiots. Thats how these videos are made. you think baby racoons try to go swimming in the ocean (in SALTWATER, you absolute dummy)?!?!?

Seriously!! That guy's the best!

Him or her* I've always found it strange how whenever there's a video of an animal, everyone in the comments always assumes it's male, despite it having a 50% chance of being female, lol

@@Shield954 It's just always been the default in the English language, when u don't know.🤷🏼‍♀️

​@@Shield954 Well true but it's definitely been an unspoken rule in our language. I don't think the person who does it means any harm but in practice I salute you

yeah, he could've had rabies. what an idiot for touching the coon

He threw that 🦝 in there to save him 😂🤦🏽‍♀️

I agree.

He or she* I've always found it strange how whenever there's a video of an animal, everyone in the comments always assumes it's male, despite it having a 50% chance of being female, lol

​@@Shield954 Because of the "good boy"s and "sleepy boy"s he was saying

Picture checks out

@@umey3445Indeed.

how much should they eat a day? mines so skinny at a year old but she seems really healthy otherwise?

Thank you as well. Your work is greatly appreciated

@@MewsDabest my intakes, those in cages and enclosures are fed so they have access to food throughout the day and then one evening feed. The wilds get food put out at feeding stations twice a day as I encourage them to also work on their own to forage.

Definately

@@lilmouse4750 definitely*

For some reason, this happens to me too much I have saved 3 pigeons and two birds 2 dogs and a couple of mice that I found in my home in the winter so I keep the mice till spring and released them

Awe.....so cute. What a nice guy!

There are many people like this in the world... You need to spend less time on toxic social media

Absolutely spot on. You can just tell Steve is a kind soul.

❤❤❤❤❤❤

What She said! 💓🥇 💓

Most definitely. God will remember his kindness and good heart

It's weird isn't it, I mean the perspective wise, how you look at the story, changes everything. For the fish's perspective, it was the worst and the last day of its life. Everything was fine and suddenly nets appeared around it, nothing it can do... Sharks, well they are denied of a raccoon today. Weird that if you choose to save the raccoon you're a good guy, if you feed the sharks with the raccoon, you'll be called as a monster probably. If you feed a raccoon with a fish after saving, you're the best...

Sharkbait hoo ha ha

That's ok. Now sharks can keep leveling the playing field and keep eating people.

Their little legs are their downfall in the water and you can see they get tired so fast , they don't stand a chance. They do love to swim though when the water is safe. I've been lucky enough to see a Mom take her kits to swim once, but my Dog quickly ruined the majestic moment.

@@rogerramjet6429 I think they just eat anything tbh.... well the tigers at least

Poor exhausted little guy, you are such a good person for rescuing him. If he slept for hours around you, then he was out swimming to the point of no return. Who knows what drove him way out there.

You ain't lonely bro. Jerk one out then go out and find a purpose

@@christianz-jg2bh God, why are you so gross? "Lonely" doesn't mean horny, and not everyone who feels a normal human emotion at times has no purpose. They just had an uneventful morning, saw a wonderful video, and felt more connected to the world.

You have a cabin. You don't know loneliness until you're surrounded by people and you have *nothing.*

@@shkotzim_bacon One person experiencing loneliness doesn't mean others can experience it worst or anything of the sort. It's not the loneliness Olympics, you don't have to compete to be the most lonely.

@@oliverstray1040 It's not a competition but one is greater than the other. Pain may be subjective but you most certainly can measure and represent it with a scale.

It was probably starved and desperately searching for for like the polar bears

I was worried about those islands, too. No food. No fresh water. Have to swim again. 💔

actually there's pretty large populations of raccoons on a lot of mangrove islands, all over the Caribbean as far out as Barbados. There are multiple recognized subspecies of island raccoons.

Yes, agreed

@@mrwisher1250How big are the islands though? The ones in the video seem to be more water than land

If I had short legs and tried to swim for God knows how long, I would want more rest too! But I applaud your rescue of the little raccoon!

You're drowning in the ocean, see a space ship apear in front of you, you pass out, and wake up in a field _with a cheeseburger._

​@@EthalaRide😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Unfortunately life doesn't work like that. Good people get stomped on and finish last usually in suffering and pain.

great point! I know I would remember this far more than another day fishing.

To be fair if that engine was turned on that raccoon would have jumped into the water

@@lovingone yeah that’s why I said for his comfort. I’d marry this man😂😂

@@miaaa8936 Just like that? Lol

​@@daviclemons6910 well he got his hat on the right place what do you want more?!

@@Jesse-2531 And a mass murderer behind the scenes! Get to know a guy, will ya!? 🤣

at this point Id take this little fecker with me. Respect and trust is something a wild animal will never forget once it has it. Could honestly cost its life down the road when he trusts the wrong human.

I thought exactly the same! He's (or she?) felt so safe in the little box surrounded only by water and somehow knowing that no preditors can get to him on the boat. He's decided to use the opportunity, who knows if he'll get another chance like this. 🙂 He'd been super lucky encountering such a good man! 🧡

@@zarabota it didn't necessarily need to feel safe. Little guy was exhausted from swimming and passed out when he had the chance.

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@@viepng Yes, that too. But he's slept a long time and even at the evening he was reluctant to leave his spot.

Well done, thank you for being such a good human being!

Unless it woke up and attacked him, hijacking his ship

Lil homie was cold, afraid and exhausted. He's lucky he found you.

👏👏👏👏👏

Fish need to eat too

True and I just stumbled across this video and watch the whole thing I'm pretty sure miss Raccoon is pulling in numbers and making the money go up lol

I’m amazed that little guy wasn’t a meal for a shark or gator. Hope he’s doing OK, life is tough for these little creatures.

Go vegan and you can choose to be a guardian angel to every animal you don't eat.

@@strikerkays11 oh shut up

@@strikerkays11but I’m already a guardian angel to every animal I don’t eat.

this man is a true gem ❤

5 ⭐️

You're such a kind hooman❤

Sounds like A1 husband material to me haha

He could have definitely been a lot nicer to the poor animal which was likely dehydrated, exhausted, burning up from a sunburn being in that hot sun and on the reflective water swimming to no end for God only knows how long. With sharks everywhere, who knows if he wasn't harassed by them?! To his defense, did stop, pick him up and let him ride in the shade of the toolbox without turning over the motor all the time he had the raccoon. He did catch him a snack... I believe he slept the whole time because he was sick from nearly drowning, exhaustion, dehydration, sunburn, and likely panicking to death nearly being out there and afraid in the water. My muscles will hurt so bad if I'm out in the ocean all day or just a few hours where there is a strong current. The poor raccoon probably had to fight some currents. Also, the sun will burn me up and make me so tired and give me chills when the sun sets after being in the sun, especially in the water, for a few small hours... If it's all day, it's much worse... Also, I would not have even thought about dropping him off on that first island and only the second island if he/she were panicking and going wild from fear and panic... So, only if it was an emergency and necessary. That raccoon would have starved and dehydrated in just hours on that dead, tiny island he was swimming towards. But the raccoon knew no better, it was just trying to reach land to rest... Without water or food, who knows if it could have ever gained it's strength to swim elsewhere fast enough and lucky enough to not be eaten by sharks. They were literally everywhere in those waters. Maybe it's just me and my wife's sensitivity for the survival of helpless creatures of God and wanting to have a hand in that personally when possible, but I really do believe we would have most definitely have adopted the little raccoon and would have taken him/her home to give him/her proper water and food, then likely kept the little guy or girl as a new addition to our small family, if it wanted to stay... Just the way it kept trying to sleep in that toolbox as long as absolutely possible, I don't believe we could have taken it out of there and it would have ended up in our car. What he did was a good thing. If only he had offered the poor thing some fresh water... And if he didn't keep attempting to get it out on the smaller islands during the day and just hung out with the little raccoon... Oh and if he didn't keep saying that it was time to leave, that he wanted to fish, that the ride ends here, and things like that it was time wake up and go to school, etcetera... He "rescued" the raccoon from very terrible, nearly tragic situation... If you are going to start something, then go through with it and get the raccoon to the safest possible place and try to just understand why it was so tired and passed out like that, because it was sick and in need of rest, water, and nutrients... I am happy that the raccoon did have enough energy to get out of the toolbox by itself and hopefully it found water and safety for the night, considering possible predators and the safe spaces available for the raccoon to rest up and gain some energy and wellness. Hopefully it got to a good spot and had time to recover from nearly dying... Sometimes God's creatures need us people to go the extra mile and help them survive... It's a kind thing to do, to respect nature and it's inhabitants as well... Look at all of the animals that have gone totally extinct and that have had to learn how adapt due to mankind and the pain we are capable of causing without even knowing it... It's a blessing to be able to be a hero, even to a baby raccoon stuck in the ocean... Think about the rescue God does for us all every single day... It's a blessing to be able to give back, if only to a little baby raccoon...

​​@animalmother47 you wrote all that for nobody to read it lmao. I just scrolled and laughed at you. You have one hell of an ego

​@@NaturalBornKelliholy crap you really wrote all that??? Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz didn't read it

the man did the right thing in the end but there was so much questionable moments. He didn't seem to really care, just wanted content

​@@Globbs Reading is great! And so is their comment. Good night kid!

Woo hello rur urf 🌎

Nice to see the Hadfields here. Real recognizes real.

he didnt save the raccoon dummy, they swim from island to island

Nice comment honestly

@@edwardbernays8617 most likely saved it from being shark food.

Amen to that ❤️😁

Wake up. It's not about compassion, it's about the 2.2m views.

​@@KJ-gc8oq 🙄

Yeah that was very cool of him. 👍🏽

​​@@KJ-gc8oq why so negative. The world needs more positive videos, who cares what the motive of the guy was, he saved the animal either way and I'm glad I got to see it.

I wonder how the heck he found his way in the ocean anyways.

Nocturnal creatures are sometimes active during the day. Especially if they're hungry.

You see most any nocturnal animal during the Especially when feeding babies. Moms must work tirelessly to feed babies. Fox skunks raccoons coyotes

baby and young raccoons are often active during the day too

You must have the internet, or maybe Encyclopedia Britannica?!?!

Must have been hours and hours if it slept that long

@@queefqueefington it must have been in the sea for hours. It was lucky it didn't become shark food.

Very persistent raccoon and obviously completely desperate. Thank goodness this fisherman was there to protect him at his most dire moment

They're nocturnal so probably since dawn at least as it's should have been asleep already.

@@findmeintime And to not avoid a human but go towards and sleep right next to it when normally they do the opposite tells a lot

AMEN to that!

Fuck the fish though, right?

@@FleyDragon Wasn't in the cards for him. 🤷‍♂️

A rare blessing indeed.

Wish my Dad and Uncles were here to see this as they were all outdoors men ! Hopefully they're seeing it from on high...

He has a heart of gold, we need more like him.

And also kept up conversation so he didn’t get scared lol

Agreed, works either way don't you think.

He didn't let him sleep, the racoon just didn't care 😂. He kept trying to wake the racoon up the entire time. Either way still a wholesome video

That sounds like dementia my dude

I havnt had one of these naps in so long feels bad man

Yeah that was probably the best sleep of his life lol

​@Light Up no its a nap after being so tired, guess you have never done anything in your life

@@Monk-E The poetic irony that you tell me I have done nothing in my life when you take naps until you don’t know what freaking year it is, truly priceless. I have done a lot of things in my life. If you sleep until you forget the current year, it seems you are one who isn’t really up to much.

Such a clever point!

I didn't know that, thank you for sharing such useful knowledge!

Oh so emo people just have rabies then

​@@jjjxogaming🤣

@@jjjxogaming emos don’t shower but they do like energy drinks

He still needed his mom honestly

😭😭😭😭I would of took him home

@@joycerosier9660 I would have taken him home...

@@thecasualatvguy617 If it's too young then it went through more of a tragedy than we think. I wonder where its family is. 😭

Just wondering. What purpose a raccoon has?

maybe similar to the fish fighting for their lives with a hook in their mouth?

@@schmonzo42 You're next

And raccoons are nocturnal, so it was more thank likely swimming from sometime that night until he found it swimming later that day.

@@schmonzo42 it's almost like its natural to eat things

@@kimi1510 The weak should fear the strong.

I didn't want the cat because I knew I'd end up doing exactly that.

I am that person and so is hubby. Now, 4 cats later....

I mean racoons are basically cats with opposable thumbs, so this tracks 😂

Oh, he would have definitely have died on that death trap island. I doubt there was ANY fresh water, which the little fella was in dire need of due to extreme dehydration, probably extreme sunburn, and extreme exhaustion. The little guy was severely lacking in nutrients and water, 100%... I was praying to the end of the video that the little raccoon would make it to the mainland or biggest of islands... Just look at how exhausted and sick that poor little guy was the whole time and how instantly he passed out hard too!!! That's hard to imagine being possible at all, especially as a tiny baby creature that is not familiarized with human beings with it's guards likely on high... Just that little bit of kindness from something, someone, it just goes to show how sick, helpless, but grateful he really was, to drop his guards down like that, instantaneously.. His life was definitely on the line, but God sent him rescue!!! He sent a boat and someone, a fisherman who even fished for him, kind enough to get him to a safe place and not to just any random death trap island... What a cool experience... I don't think I could have NOT taken him home to help him recover and let him stay if he wanted to stay... That's one cool story to tell about how you met your pet raccoon!!!

seems he didn't really want to. He did the right thing in the end but he isn't so amazing. Had that lil guy had enough strength to make it to the abandoned "island" the man would have happily left it there

The racoon seemed to be deaf? I wonder if he was. He didn't react to any noise at all, especially when he was swimming. He only acknowledged the kayak when he observed it out of his eye even though the kayaker was shouting

@@VMM34raccoons go into a torpor in the winter seasons. I wouldn’t be surprised if under great stress the don’t go into a mini torpor to preserve energy.

@@Katch.22 are you him? do you know how he thinks? i didnt think so

No water.

.... I just can't 😂 your "for him to pass out so quickly, he must have been using the last bit of strength he had to pull himself aboard" is just a copy of another comment 😅

@@Steve.._. .....or it's a common thought when seeing a helpless animal and seeing them fall asleep so quickly after being in a harrowing situation...?

“The giant was chanting the spell “wakey wakey… wakey wakey” and then the water’s all gone!”

Would make a great children's story lol

With fish

Amazing comment! 😊

Idky, but I read this in an Australian accent

Give him some water

He’s single

​@@rand0mGT The guy or the raccoon? Does it matter?

Little guy was probably scared too.

@@notperfectandneverwillbe4825 And thirsty.

Defintely is a good man..

This baby was so exhausted he didn't resist the approving vessel nor resist his rescue..too tired I guess...an adult may have been up for the task..but baby is a baby 👶..and thank you sweet soul for reckoning that. I wished he could have taken him back home and turned over to wildlife..because how will he survive without moma?

Young raccoons have good temperaments, but grow cranky when they go through puberty.

@@kelly5198 Coons are master foragers, even young ones.

They sleep during the day and turn into trash pandas at night.

Nice little adventure! 😎👍

Exactly 💯💯💯

Lol it had no choice.

He was exhausted. More like fainted of exhaustion. Poor little fellow.

Has nothing to do with compliments. You're just anthropomorphizing.

@@DrummerJacob 😂

Yeah fresh water would helped but Glad he took him back to mainland he may have been stowaway ended up overboard then swam for closest land this case trees on what appeared to be barely islands.

Lol he's just tired from all the swimming

Poor little thing. Thanks for saving hi.

He's in shock and traumatised because the guy who made this video PUT him there... What he just randomly happens to find a raccoon swimming at sea like that? Absolutely nonsense, this is staged and then he advertises his tackle shop halfway through the video. Clearly fake and this guy is putting animals in harms way so he can film them. Sick.

@@KahurangiSteezit’s very likely that the baby raccoon simply got washed away or got separated from its mother, or swam into the water to try and find safety from a potential threat. if the raccoon had been out there intentionally it would not have been that tired and would have absolutely attacked the person in an attempt to protect itself. it’s crazy how you managed to lie to yourself

Sharks don't eat much mammals anyway (still can happen of course) they are used to sea things and it's kinda rare for them to go out of their way to eat something strange and maybe dangerous like a land dweller the drowning after exhaustion is more likely (not sure if it's better)

Little *gal’s life.

​@@ryomaanime4563 You do know you are completely wrong, right? There's all kinds of mammals in the ocean. Seals, sea lions, whales, dolphins, and plenty I can't think of! They eat land dwelling mammals all the time.

@@NoMoreBsPleaseI think u need to reread what he said there bud. SHARKS is a key work

@@NoMoreBsPlease Sharks don't eat cetaceans (whales, dolphin). They don't even try to attack, except the super rare lone baby whale, and will flee swiftly against dolphins Seal/Sea lion is more complicated (and probably the most common encounter). Basically the big one eat the small one. A sea lion can jump in a swarm of medium sized shark and feast, but will of course be eaten by a great white Walrus as a kind of giant seal living in super cold water don't fear sharks except great white maybe? I don't know if otters can be considered marine mammals, more like semi aquatic. I guess that it's the same relation than sea lion's. Sea otter are kinda big and most sharks aren't And of course there's the killer whale. I would never bet on a shark, no matter the shark (i've heard that killer whale love shark liver). And that's all for marine mammals. but we were talking about land critters attacked by sharks while swimming edit : i guess they may eat the Sirenias (small group of herbivore cetacean called sea cow)

Me toooo! Especially when the little guy jumped aboard so quickly. The fact that the guy went to the first island and said this is not a good spot for the raccoon and just let him keep going is amazing. What's even more amazing is that this guy normally kills fish right because he's fishing and this tiny animal had other plans so instead of fishing it was a paddle boat watching the sunset and the rescue. True Kismet instead of yanking a fish out of its home, he rescues and animal and returns it to home

Exactly the same. I figured after two minutes, I'd be gone. Ended up reading the comments to find more info out!!!

Raccoons can be pretty vicious if you don’t respect their boundaries, but they’re really intelligent, and they can recognize when a human just wants to help if they need it.

Did you really just say good people are rare?!😂 There's really supposed to be a balance but you'll hear about bad situations more often than good because THEY are rare. Not the other way around. What kind of people are y'all meeting?😭😭

@@AlanaeImontae ‘nice’ people are pretty common. Most people definitely have a significant capacity to do good given the right circumstance, but there’s ‘doing something good that helps your conscience more than it actually solves anything’, and then there’s doing something good that actually helps in a tangible way. This video is the latter, but a lot of the ways that the average person tries to help the poor or homeless or be more environmentally-friendly are the former. Animal rescue and rehabilitation is fantastic and it’s a field I’m considering working in eventually if I can get the training for it, but a lot of people out there have a certain degree of trouble empathizing with animals or understanding the basic behavior patterns of most of them. It’s easy to empathize with the cute fuzzy ones, but most people shy away a bit as soon as it’s anything not-that that’s actively in front of them.

Exactly! Warmed my heart ❤️

So true. I am now content.

11:20 - dad goes to store colorized

Amen to that . Just what I needed after a challenging day at work!

That's me nos 😂😂😂

It’s inconvenient @ times to be a good person but we still do it @ times almost everyday. Like a parent that wants to enjoy a meal but will still share with their annoying kid

Me too

Me too!

I think he was trying to hide under the outboard.

Ditto

Same

He was reluctant to leave, most likely, because he's been domesticated. Mean this video was faked, and sick.

@@1masterTEMPLAR Or the thing could have just been fucking exhausted and in need of rest? Jesus christ you people are the worst.

It wasn’t fake the raccoon was extremely exhausted he travels Island to Island for food and their instincts knew that this man wasn’t malicious and he bout gave up his fishing to let him sleep and feed him a hungry animal isn’t going to turn down a meal if he was domesticated he wouldn’t had snapped at him he would had instantly crawled in, pay attention to details 😀

@@1masterTEMPLAR worst troll attempt . ha!

@@kirbyd honestly not trolling. Just concerned. This kind of things is more rampant than you'd might think. My apologies if this is legit, but I hope you forgive me for being skeptical.

Exactly my thought, he was trying to catch fish, got swept out away from land, and had been treading water that entire day until then.

​@@le_th_ interesting how animals just takes things as they are. If tired and human no danger, then sleep. 🦝

@@Altinget wild animals don't have the safety like us humans do. we don't have to focus on survival, we have more time, freedom to survive and do other things. they're always in survival instinct mode. eat, sleep, reproduce, repeat.

Beautiful!! 🥰🥰🥰

After a while playing dead while figuring out an escape strategy but just couldn’t keep his eyes open. zzzz. Yay, thanks for ride!

Patient? He tried to get rid of it as soon. As soon as he saved it. If it was awake he was going to abandon it on that small island. This guy is a dipshit.

What does it say about us that we would still think of "terrible people" after watching this? 🤔 Maybe watch more wholesome vids and you'll think better of people

Everyone has a capacity for evil and for good. Stop acting like a saint and just play the game of life.

theres more good people than bad, but the world and human brain likes focusing on the bad

Yes!

​@@davidjd123 word

Do I play the part of the wet blanket? I think I do. Pretty sure I would be willing to sleep next to a tiger if I was in the middle of the ocean and was exhausted from swimming for several hours. It's either guarunteed death to the water or highly likely death to the tiger. Yeah I'm picking the tiger.

@@CaptainShenanigans42 To those with smooth brains - TLDR it had no choice.

Trust? The raccoon is a wild animal. Trust isn't even a concept for them. Exhaustion is the word you're looking for.

@@jt1364 I'm with you that this isn't a case of trust, but the idea that wild animals, including racoons, can't experience trust is simply false. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/ZWN1eqx9h2mTuZ8.html

@@jt1364 It's kind of trust, as they human they'll meet/see from a distance will either not care about them or will chase them right away. When it realized it was not with a "dangerous" human, he went to sleep. As any whild animal would do near anything that doesn't scream "danger".

@2000jago Not all day, but he did paddle back home rather than use the motor so as not to wake the raccoon.

Raccoons are diurnal, it's not unusual for healthy raccoons to be active when the sun is out.