Yrs, THANK YOU !!!

Totally agree. I don't understand why stupid people hunt them. They are necesary in Nature.

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I made friends with a raccoon super sweet follows me around like a puppy super cute He's totally wild but Apparently just once a friend

@@edersalinas633 they've killed almost all wolves as well. Now they have to kill other animals because the idiots killed the predators. And now tell me humans aren't complete idiots

Loool

😆😂🤣 It's the circle of life.

Lol. I hope they’re at least 5 years old!

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🤣🤣 Let me know how it works. I'm thinking it about it too. Mine are adults by the way.

well said. totally agree

For sure 👍 👍

This is what we did with two baby raccoons we found in the road... They were inside in dog crates at first, then in a big outdoor pen for two months. At 12 weeks, we opened the doors, and for a couple of months they would come around in the evenings for a snack. We took down the crate. Eventually they showed up less and less. Now we occasionally see them on our trail cams in the stream out back. They are happy and fat. They have had encounters with foxes and even chased off a bobcat! They are pretty tough and I think they will be fine. I would never want them to live as pets. They are wild and free.

Yes agreed. Must be hard since she has all the amenities and theyre so cute, but its the right thing to do

Ikr why don't ppl understand that wild animals are meant to be in the wild. Like just look at how happy they are

To you, not to them or anyone else, just to you.

@@Nami8302_OwO and me, so not just them

They do like outside but that is the last zoo ones they’ll do. Life in wild is stressful and they will be dead in 5 years instead of living happy and fat for 15

If you get that emotional about animals it's probably best if you don't look into Africa too much you might not be able to take it

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@@leanin7.3l24 because we have human emotions and aren’t sociopaths?

OMG me too!!!!🥺❤🐕

Same girl. I hear ya. ❤

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@@lilpeaceful ❤️❤️

I love your good heart

I don’t think I could do it, my quick bonding would just crush my soul when they did that. I know it’s natural and healthy but still.

Your soft

@@shazhamza8559 ofc its a fortnite kid

@@shazhamza8559 i’m sorry if someone in your life has told u that emotionality equates to weakness. break that mindset now or you’ll probably live to regret it.

I love foxes too

@@Ghostedfire They were responding to Shaz with the fortnite pfp

I said the same thing on another of their videos! Gets me every time!

Yeah. The little sound waves. So adorable and heart-warming!

I think they do that to let deaf people know that the animals are making noises.

~ I have always thought that was cool when they do that too.

Yeah, it’s so cute XP

NO! NO! NO! Many people say I am sick in the head. NOOOO!!!! I don't believe them. But there are so many people commenting this stuff on my videos, that I have 1% doubt. So I have to ask you right now: Do you think I am sick in the head? Thanks for helping, my dear mary

@@AxxLAfriku I can confirm that you are .... And also that u are one more thing : desperate for attention.

@@AxxLAfriku people who could turn their back on helping any animal in need are the sick ones.

Yes

If thats what you want to do Mary, You should start working towards doing it.. Realise your dream!

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Underrated killers

@@Agent_Surger they don’t kill humans

@@Agent_Surger you hear "wild animal" and automatically assume it's something from the 9th circle of hell, don't you?

@@Agent_Surger actually Foxes can and have been domesticated by humans. its not that hard and all of your "pet" foxes that you can get are from lines that where domesticated in the 40's and 50's by Russian Furriers. so ya they are like Smaller Smarter Dogs

@@redschafer7804 Except they don't act like dogs because 50-40 years of domestication isn't enough when dogs had spent thousands of years with humans.

Your spelling needs help.

“soamy” reasons? 🤔

Awww the tiny brains need help with simple typos to comprehend... yall fail at the English language lol how stupid do you have to be to cry about your own brain not being able to get past something so minor? Had a lovely message and the Karen's just had to pop up like "omg my stupidity hurts my own feelings! Change yourself for my own lack of intelligence... waaaaahhh"

@@brianm4178 Y O U are the O N E that F A I L E D English ..... 🤪🤪🤪

@@brianm4178 STOP MAKING EXCUSES FOR YOUR POOR EDUCATION. You should have STAYED in SCHOOL. FOOL.

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lol not one responded to you losers...

The fox family in Grizzly Man

So true

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@Bunt Cakes Do you _actually_ care though

With a dolphin soundboard

So lion is dog software and cat hardware cuz they are pack animal?? How nonsense …

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@@davidryan4219 it’s Lauren :)

@@RikodiusRex okay so where are you from

@@davidryan4219 hell :)

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Foxes are always super cute

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Will cry my eyes out if they go off for good.

Even humans should be fearful of most humans.

Say that to the thousands of people with pet foxes

@@FukUrToS well, I think that people who make wild animals into pets have a very poor understanding of animals. And no respect for nature. They are not animal lovers, but animal *users*.

@@enigel1969 ok then how did we get dogs and cats?

They're naughty, smelly & nibbly...those baby teeth are sharp! I have a wildlife rescue very near to me...sometimes get to play with the foxcubs that are in their care until they're old enough to be released

well, I’ve got a cat and two rabbits 🐱🐰🐱🐰🐱🐰🐱🐰 and I love them very very much

@@gabbiecalnan3424 My profile pic is my dog & I have 5 kitties!

did you think to ask: what do you mean came to you? and how did you know their mom was hit by a car? murderer

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I do that, especially as most of the roads lead directly onto patches of urban woodland. Not even a pavement separating them. Regrettably I see a lot of roadkill. But if I have any say it won’t be me. I watch the side of the road as I drive. But, sometimes you can get caught utterly by surprise. It was about 9:15- 9:20 pm and I was driving home. The road cut through a park. One moment I was driving, the next, a huge brown dog just seemed to materialise out in front of my car. I hit the emergency brakes so hard the car skid a fraction of a metre for way less than a full second. I stopped with barely 5-7 centimetres to spare. He was almost touching the front of my car. Collar, but no leash and he just stood there. Frozen. The “deer caught in the headlights” effect for real. I’m in shock too, just staring at him. Then I hear the distressed wail of his human female owner who comes running up one of the park’s walking paths. “My dog?” She screams. (I get the impression she allowed the dog to run on ahead without her and heard the sound of my emergency stop and slight skid.) I somehow reply. “Dog not hurt. I somehow stopped in time.” She then rushed forward and checked him over since he was illuminated by by headlights. Then she put a leash on him. That’s when my brain seemed to reboot because I sharply said. “He wasn’t on a leash. He just ran onto the road right in front of my car desolate the bright lights of my headlights and the sound of the engine and tyres on the ground. He was out of your sight totally out of sight. You’re lucky I was skilled enough and saw quick enough to react before hitting him.” It didn’t go down well as she then walked him onto the pavement and asked why I was driving around so late at night anyway. (Maybe hoping I’d been drinking and she could get the cops on me.) I showed her the uniform I’m still wearing and my NHS ID tags I’m also still wearing. (This was first wave of COVID and only people with legit reasons could drive such as being an essential worker.) Though I did block my name with my finger. Eventually she sourly thanked me for emergency stopping and not hitting her dog, and I said I’d never hurt an innocent animal if I could avoid it and we went our separate ways. I was surprised she wasn’t grateful I’d saved her dog’s life. She seemed annoyed that I’d been driving there in the first place even though as a key worker going home I had more reason than her once a day exercise allowance under lockdown rules. Oh well the important thing was I didn’t hit him. That would have haunted me for months or years.

Thanks My dad tends to take curbs really fast ESPECIALLY in the Springtime. Hopefully he won't hit anything. I will make sure to show him this.

@@mikoto7693 Wow what a b!tch.

@@mikoto7693 I'd say she was just feeling guilty about having left her dog off without its lead.

That's pretty metal

To show that even though it's not where it needs to be yet, it's getting there and improving. Even if just slowly. Acts of kindness like this for animals show that the world isn't all bad. And it will get better.

@@Smolbudgielord agreed

This isn't the best video to show such people since the mother fox was hit by a car, so these babies were put in that situation by humans in the first place.

@@Anna133199 we aren’t talking about that; we’re talking about the fact that someone helped them.

@@StargazerAPW You said to show this video to people who believe this world is horrible and should improve. And I'm saying this won't change many people's minds because sure people helped the foxes, but still other people killed their mother. That's kind of relevant, imo.

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Mine likes to come over & plop down against my belly or in my lap. I sleep on my side usually & he's often there. Once I was really wrapped up in blankets but he managed to wriggle his way in & I woke up with a face full of warm fur. It was awesome.

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@@davidryan4219 creepy

When is that?

@@fandm_fun504 if I’m not mistaken OP could be referring to @1:48.. going based off description, that’s the only reference that fits the bill.

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HEY GUYS I SPOTTED A BLACK DUDE

@Latin Powa I got the exact reaction I wanted

Lmao, these usernames

@I love Black Women as a Latino It just fits well with the comment saying he spotted a black dude

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