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She misses her instinctual need to NURSE. 🙄 You idiots are ridiculous! These are not little humans. Btw, it’s “lli” not lil

@@oHaiKuu very true!

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@@oHaiKuu Dairy calves are use to it. Generation after generation they’ve learn to understand the mother will have to part way with the calves. So they probably doing feel sad.

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Indeed. Gotta take care of God's creatures.

😳she was slapping her what????????????????????

@@Lungoose you heard it....

@@Lungoose bros got a dirty mind

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Canada: No, I don't think I will

Capitalism: No, I don't think I will

@@zaza-ik5ws I’ve spotted the ignorant

Or even better, a world where seals don't need to eat fish to survive, or any animals need to eat other animals. If I believed in God, I'd say that's a major design flaw!

Agreed. That made it so much better

It really is beautiful, but the sad part is, most of these seals will probably be shark food. It's just the natural order of things.

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99% of those release get eaten by shark...

@@lnz971 lol dude if it was that high, seals would be extinct

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I hope the wild does well with her back in it. Bro is a menace

She's a strong and powerful woman.

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They won't. We'll lose all the animals, but we'll have the latest IPhone and streaming service and isn't that what really matters? 😞

I’m 53 too. Just curious, without Googling, what “species have disappeared forever during my lifetime?”

@@d05wtt I don't think that's very safe to ask, im only 17 so im a rookie but I still hear about species going extinct every year yet I still can't name a single one. (Just checked, Jesus Christ 467 species perished in the last decade alone according to "Vox - The species the world lost this decade")

@@d05wtt That's just it, unless they're a domesticated animal bred for food or to be a pet, most don't know or care. Ignorance is bliss. As for your challenge, the Black Rhino, Giant Tortoise, and an Ibex are all that come to mind. Scientists are saying the drop in wildlife populations is so severe we're creating another mass extinction. Helluva legacy, eh?

@@onlylucas150 We lose 150-200 species forever EVERY DAY!!! More positive note is 75%++ of the oceans are unexplored containing countless species we haven't discovered yet. 🕰

There is nothing more beautiful on this planet than a true deep relationship with an animal.

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Yes I feel the same there are bad fish in the sea.

It's Ireland

We don't have any Sharks or whales in Ireland we have one dolphin in Ireland so the seals won't get killed by fish 🐟

Plus they weren't feeding them live fish as far as I could see...

What ya want a shark throwed in there?

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🇺🇲🙏❤️🙏🏼THANKS FOR HELPING THOSE BABIES RETURN HOME TO THE OCEAN! GOD BLESS YOU ALL! ❤️

@@iluvtheusa5044 You're welcome lol 😂

@Maria CANCER You're welcome lol 😂

@Maria CANCER I pray you kick cancers ass!! 🙏❤️🙏🏼God Bless!

Yeah agreed How wild seals know to be afraid of sharks and whales Do captive seals know or do they swim up like Hi friend

They are taught how to feed themselves when rehabilitated.

Exactly this, honestly as silly as it sounds I’d rather have them in safe care then be outside. And let’s be honest all the seals prolly miss their human companions and were just as happy being in that rocky pool :) but amazing video ❤ love these sea doggos.

Don't underestimate natural instinct

Part of releasing them to nature means releasing them to dangers as well and if they are well rehibilitated, they'll know how to be able to compete. That of course means some of them will perish. Some of them, however, will thrive, and that's part of life. I completely understand the feeling, but the idea that we can provide permanent ''safe care'' to these creatures, especially these sea ones, is wrong. Our attempts at creating permanent safe enclosures have only amounted to animal suffering and enviromental damage.

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Thankyou godfather!

Unfortunately, habitats are shrinking and becoming polluted, while some species are in desperate decline. Sometimes the only option is a safe captive environment, that will allow good care and the ability to build up numbers of that species once again. The San Diego Zoo did that with the California Condors for decades, and now have cooperative efforts with other West Coast zoos, with wild pairs breeding successfully in their native habitat and the populations slowly increasing once again. In 1982 there were only 22 left, and today there are over 500. Zoos have a big part to play in saving many species from extinction.

@@k.s.k.7721 I can commend those efforts but alot of zoo's also play a part around the world in holding animals captive unnecessarily just for monetary gain. They charge ppl to come see them. Marineland and sea world are ither examples and alot of animals in zoos arent going extinct but they are in there still so its not all roses and rainbows

agree....Sea World makes me sick

@@k.s.k.7721 IF zoo's are the only best option left for wild animals then we are so far up fuckedville river theres no returning.

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They helped Wally the Walrus at one point too, the video is on the Dodo

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I live in upstate New York...

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When they are babies they remind me of pugs the dog breed. They are like pugs of the sea as babies. I've also heard the term dogs of the sea.

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*Thank *you. Two words.

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