Haha!

🦁📯♥️♥️📯🦁 spot onZ

How do u have 12k likes with 3 replies

@@promisteryolo1786 lmao obviously he's a wizard, didn't you learn this in school?

@@promisteryolo1786 13k 4 replies

A rhinoceros?

Hello - 🦄

@@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 Nah - 🦏

You are already here.... 🦄

😄😄😄😄😄😄👍👍

This looks like The last of us 2

​@@sherlocked1496wrong, this doesn't look like shit

Lured by the Sirent Song

Yes, that final moment was incredibly funny.

I was looking for this comment. If you hadn’t made it, I would have.

She legitimately didn't know she was being admired 😊

🖤🖤🖤

🤣

He dared disturb the sound of silence.

Probably coming Down with the Sickness.

It didnt. She knew it was there, the shot was set up. Even with that, gorgeous.

The deer was a paid actress.

Good one

Yup. Totally a princess

She certainly plays like a princess.

Hee hee very good :)

Now I can get married to her. Hello Deer!

Yes the Wood Nymph Princess!

her*

@@diydylana3151 indeed

"oh my god, you're never gonna believe what I saw!" "What is it Jane?" "I saw this thing that stood on 2 hooves and had a triangle strapped to it's chest and it made beautiful noises!!!" "Jane, you really need to stop eating those mushrooms. They're bad for your health." Edit: We don't know the name of the deer, so she's just a Jane Doe.

@@TadsyBitTerry I see what you did there.

This comment made me so happy for no reason

Well this video is from 3 years ago

you mean create Disney princesses

@@whosjozikolnik no I'm pretty sure he meant what he said. Let's keep it in the real world dude. Lol

@@repentandbelieveinjesuschr9495 Amen

It tames them too apparently

Ah, that's why fantasy books and movies always have elves playing harps to animals. It actually works.

Not to spoil the fun but... my father achieved a similar effect by blowing his nose in the woods...

@@sytritewarum5720 Or it could be that your father has a very musical nose-blowing sound

@@YayaFeiLong The only thing that could be considered musical about it is that it could be described as a fleshy trumpeting sound

Off topic question: how can a “yeah” be faux? Does it mean “nah”

Yooo goblin nose flute

I have had that happen as well. Doing things outdoors and never realized there are other animals behind me, until I happen to look at a video recording of myself and see animals behind me

Pretty cool tho

Deer don't bark, no collar jingles, they don't announce themselves. Sneaky animals haha, glad they aren't Carnivores 😲

@@bruceradzwion6160 Haha, he'd be coughing up a harp-ball right now if he were. (I'll see myself out.)

@@bruceradzwion6160 deers have been known to eat baby birds and eggs as well as squirrels and rabbits. deers are herbivores during times when plants are abundance but they will eat meat when they have the opportunity.

i like your profile picture :)

Your pfp 💀

No..you...Shhh..

It's about darkness.

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

@ Zachary Joy They're pretty silent, usually

@@Vinemaple Cute. Points for punnery.

@@zacharyjoy8724 Heh. No, seriously, most deer don't make any vocalizations unless they think they're actually going to die.

@@Vinemaple I know. Very heart-wrenching cries.

He’s a Simon and Garfunkel fan

That deer should hope to not run into too many more. You never know when the oddly shaped thing they’re holding is a magic music-maker, or something decidedly more lethal.

@@ZZMonkeysUncleZZreal

​@@ZZMonkeysUncleZZthen they get to have total peace 🕊️❤

@@stratabegood looks like you could use some of that total peace too.

This comment is so cute.

Yes and oh how I laughed

Just say what you're thiking, my dude. Just say what you're thinking. XD

Dont ever forget we’re just apes, nothing more, nothing less :) reactions like these just show that

@@profitgeoff4313 what does that mean?

Oh how the turntables

😂

Ok ...so she was about to spin around...an birds were gonna drop tiny flowers but this was the first time she'd realised that she was aprinces so she got spooked

Spray paint your reccords sleeves with linnen 💟 starch 💟 spray 🐢🐢...

I was waiting for someone to shoot the deer. hahahahahaha

@@shmoejoedesy9449 deelishhh😚 birria and burrito

Magic ✨

et tu te dit " c'est un elfe c'est ça??"

@@cyrilbellamy7381 It's never an elf, sadly

you think she's the only human in this field and no other can play their portable bluetooth speaker?

@@webgpu I can't say I know many people who go into the woods and blast harp music on their bluetooth speakers, and either way instruments sound very different in person. why are you commenting this everywhere like is it that big a deal to you

What a site! Thinking similar

Now that's a visual!

in a tune that flows and makes sense, making music

O love the amazing world of gumball

Reality is the deer won’t tolerate the smell of a person and may have got a whiff of swirling wind before running

any harp song sounds perfect for a deer encounter.

@@taffles7498 yeah but the deer’s pretty quiet and they were playing the sound of silence

“She?” why do you assume the deer’s gender?

@@alitlweird It's a doe. It doesn't have antlers!

@@alitlweird she not only doesn't have antlers (although, that's not always a proper assessment), but she also has the body structure of a doe. She would be larger if she were male, as well.

That’s so cute 😭🫶🏻

@@no-won Don't they just raise their tail to show the white part? Moving it is also a sign?

She was warning the other deer. She most likely had a group of doe following her and was checking things out. They do wag their tails when they're at ease, but that's letting them sway side to side while hanging down. When they wag with their tails raised, they are flagging.

It did seem so...Very curious at the very least.

They’re usually pooping when they shake their tail

My name!

The power of Simon and Garfunkel spams across species.

Jeff

@@sasasetti8660 spams??? 😄😄😄

i know right!

SHE ISSSSS

OMG YOURE RIGHT

Bambi threw off Snow White's groove (lol)

She did say "a Disney movie" didn't she? Right.

I'm sorry, Bambi, but you threw off Snow White's Groove. *Bambi gets yote off a mountaintop palace*

@@EarthshakerOnamazu it goes closer. Also, what other deers

@@EarthshakerOnamazu Dude, you could have just googled it yourself. "Casual, gentle and occasional side-to-side tail wagging or swishing is a good sign. These relaxed movements indicate a deer at ease" and "When a deer wags its tail once, in a casual, side-to-side tail flick, it often is an “all clear” signal. It shows that the deer has decided everything is okay. The tail flick can also tell other deer in the area that danger has passed and that they can come out of hiding" The deer most likely isn't frightened, and neither does it think she is a predator. It may be a little confused but considering that its movements are slow and sporadic, it's probably just curious.

@@EarthshakerOnamazu Ok let me help you with this. It is entirely possible to get your point across without being a twat. If anything, that attitude you got will only make others want to listen to you less.

@@EarthshakerOnamazu Stop it, you’re making too much sense. Reasonable comments aren’t allowed in the KZfaq comment section.

@@EarthshakerOnamazu I don't see any other deer

“ Is this a Disney Princess? “

"No way that's my jam"

In the dear's mind it was wonder what kind of language it this human speaking? I guess the International kind because the deer was curious.

"No way, Snowhite? I have see you in years!" (Sorry, bad English)

The deer: Ah, is that 1964 Simon & Garfunkel's 'The Sound of Silence'?

Many animals are innately curious and will investigate things as long as they don't feel threatened.

I told my parents about cows reacting to people playing various instruments and they fell down the rabbit hole. Now every friend/family member my parents come in contact with gets treated to the "have you seen the cows reacting to music?" shtick

So they're like humans?

Not just wild animals. :)

That struck deep

Well I think she didn't even realize there was a dear sneaking up behind her so obviously she would be started when it makes noise.

@@eliasvonbrille Uh huh. As the original comment is trying to say: it’s cool she didn’t edit out the part where she got scared. They know she didn’t notice and was startled lol

@@GR33NY I think they misunderstood "kept in" as "suppress", so they probably thought Zanark was saying "I love that she suppressed her fear". As both you and I realise though, by kept in they meant "Included the part of the footage where she got scared". Language can be hard lol

??? She was clearly startled by the noise the deer made jumping into the vegetation. She wasn't even aware it was there

Who wouldn’t be attracted to soothing sounds?

@MoPar Dono only to be explained with jealousy.

lmao!! It may work if it's a deer with soul.

what is a dislike?

@@pazlord1076 It's when someone gives a video a thumbs down.

@@brendatrump5163 that is so 10/11/2021

@@tammcphail1995 what fence line???

@@tammcphail1995 is the fence invisible? Because I can’t see it 🤔 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

My daughters were sun bathing they fell asleep and when I looked out the window there was a Ground Hog taking a nap with them. By the time I got my camera it was gone. I always wished I could have gotten a nice picture.

They is a fence around the trees it’s one of those wire fences I’m gonna guess it’s a farm animal

@@Mini-wd7qz by the trees at the back or the trees next to her? I can’t see shit, and if the fence was next to the woman, how come the deer was able to run through it with no problem? 🤨

We are all nature

@@Abvgdejziklmnoprst I’m a flower incarnated as a human.

My thoughts exactly. MotherEarth approved

This IS the best complement ever

@@sunnytheboxer. inverted asriel dremurr??? 😂

Is sure the deer just had a bad eyesight and was curious about the sound. After walking close it saw the human and run away

*Human

Ketsi is sure of nothing

@@Noop-Noop56 im 100% sure this is the case

@@ketsi3079 🍕

That's funny to me. I put on music from Ireland one day and my American Eskimo dog did the same thing. Just sat in front of the speakers listening. 🐶☘️

Let's go eat them and steal their powers!

@@Sazazezer I'm down , grab the shotgun we got from the last person!

I love people

It's time to ambrush!

"Humans are always making noise, Greg." "Yeah but this one makes GOOD NOISES!"

Lol yes

We shoot em around here

That’s a lovely way to put it 🥹

How sweet...

@@meatbleed Harpists?

it is the ultimate compliment

WOWW YOU DON'T READ MY PROFILE PICTURE 😶😶❌❌.

*and then a bear approaches*

Yes, she could catch pokemon so easy

My bro was playing his guitar and 5 hummingbirds came and hovered in a line a couple feet above his head.

😆

Deer: whoa is that a tiger? Girl: whoa is that a tiger?

The full piece. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brOji6eB1snWpoE.html

how do you know it said that?

WOWW YOU DON'T READ MY PROFILE PICTURE 😶😶❌❌.

Not nearly as beautiful as you though

POV, if reality television was actually "real"!

I don't know, the framing of the video would indicate she was expecting something to be in shot with her.

@@ficklefingeroffate - you could be right. She might have been expecting the possibility of something showing up. However, it still appears that she genuinely didn't realize something had. However, with the framing of the shot, I'd thought it was to balance the harp creating a diagonal to the left and the tree creating a diagonal to the right as well as having nature as the central focal point between the 2 diagonals instead of the person being the focus and not having the symmetry. Maybe I was reading too much into it.

@@ficklefingeroffate I don't agree with you. She was truly spooked and I don't think she knew it was a deer, otherwise she wouldn't have gotten scared. I would have preferred that she continued playing after she calmed down and finished the song.

It was very well played. Her deer friend stopped to listen.

She looks like the main character what-

she *IS* the main character

This is so sweet

You mean you excellenc ;))

She didn't hear it when it left either. She saw movement when the deer came into her peripheral vision.

We truly are silent creatures

@@kxmode how do you know weather she saw or heard it it’d make more sense for her to hear it because if you watched the video she gets startled by hearing the deer then jumps and looks behind her she definitely heard it.

@King Pop Exactly. 👍 Her delayed response was a perfect example of how peripheral vision works.

@King Pop I personally think she heard it when it jumped in the woods but we can't really know for sure unless she's the one to make the statement 😅

Yeah, that happened.

@@joetheplumber8884 And then the whole farm clapped

Believe this or not , but some years ago they did a test. Where they recordings of music while the cows were being milked . One day pop , one day jazz , another day folk music . What they found, they gave more milk when they played classical music !

Music has a much stronger effect than people realize. Especially from harps. Lots of medical studies have been done with them as well its truly fascinating.

No way they make more milk that way dude that's a good idea hire music maker to play for cows increase productivity. That's a great story

love this comment, captures my thoughts exactly

Lol way to humanize an animal xD I like the thought though. Deer are very curious animals by nature. You can attract them with a lot of things.

in phoenix Park Dublin (Ireland), deer don't run away from people (in fact people can approach + pet them)

@@Gold3nNathan This deer probably went to the other deer and was like, "This crazy human was making so much noise she's probably going to be eaten by a wolf!" and some other deer replied "Way to deerize a human."

you forgot the deer took a shit in beginning

Humming the tune

Like he tells them he saw a deer standing on two legs so he stands on two legs and hums a tune while trying to move his front hooves in the air. 😄

“Bro, like, it was moving its hand and made this really cool sound!” “You’re making no sense..”

🤣👍

You are every where

Or they have rabies

@@val77701 such a fine line

I fucking attracted Northeastern forest birds while I was playing a low-tune Native American flute. Literally, shit you not, was experiencing an unforgettable moment.

@@dominiccruz7469 you are ascending to Disney princess hood

@@Amat3ur_h0ur Fucking A. I must record it. They're more out during the summer so I got a plan goin'.

It makes me wonder if the frequency of the Harp helped the deer realize it was a safe situation.

@@OregonPotFarmer deer are not stupid, this deer was very tame because its a public park. they wont go out in the wild if they hear they slightest noise

Deer get WAY closer to people than that.

couldnt stop thinking that 2....the deer was mesmerized by the beauty...and the harp tunes were good also ;)

I've noticed that my cats respond differently to music playing as well.

Yeah, you might be destined for an heroic quest haha

Except in southeast asia, it would be a completely different being that coming towards you

@MrAlexWatching well said, people need to wake up and start realising

Well said

HAHAHAA. brilliant. What a wonderful conclusion. Might try that out *grabs bassoon*

Or the deer is secretly a sneaky ninja

Deer jumpscare

Have been that close to a deer before when it took off when it launches you could actually feel the ground move slightly it hits the ground so hard

Lucky it wasn't a mountain lion.

This video is green screened

Josey Pussycat 🤣😂 yeah the turns have tabled!👍

This is myfav comment so far 😂😭

Also the way that the music cuts off is so cinematic somehow

@@jenniferflores3360 he said it the wrong way round on purpose

@@Jeovaunihunter jenniferknows

The whole video is very endeering

@@dimagabriel4699 slow clapx4

That right there wasn't so much enjoyment as it was confusion. The deer couldn't quite make out what it was looking at and what it was hearing that's why it kept getting closer and circling to the right bobbing its head up and down moving it side-to-side. This is how a deer identifies what it's looking at since its eyes are on the side its head it has to move its head side-to-side to get a better look.

*herd* music? I saw what you did there

We humans, with our similar neural connections, might like these sounds. But animals... to them it might just be a weird noise. Remember: Music is communication.And we and they don't speak the same language.

One of the best songs Disturbed has ever written...hands down. Right up there with Land of Confusion.

@@dr.loomis4221 From November 1963 to February 19, 1964 Paul Simon wrote The Sound of Silence and it was then performed by Simon & Garfunkel. “According to Garfunkel, the song was first developed in November 1963, but Simon took three months to perfect the lyrics, which he claims were entirely written on February 19, 1964.” Disturbed did a wonderful cover version of it, but they did not write it. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sound_of_Silence

And disturbed ruined it

@@jesterjunk No they did Not!!!! IT sucks! Dragan has a wonderful voice but Just Not Made for such Songs!

I bet the deer wouldn't like regeton (bad bunny) 🤣🤣

It does, it is such a beautiful poignant song .Paul Simon and his guitar , just those 2 , sang it at a 9/11 memorial from ground zero. If it didn't proudfoundly affect you or make you weep, you are made of Manhattan schist ❤

I'm pretty sure that was Sweet Home Alabama

​@@swilson4632 It's Sound of Silence by Simon and Garfunkel.

@@swilson4632oh no, it was Simon and Garfunkel’s Sound of Silence!

I wish she could have finished.

🥺🥰

😭❤️

yeah, those cartoons were the animals gathered around the flutist weren't lying

I played the harmonica for an emu once. Bloody hated it, wouldn't stop thumping at me

I’ve seen a flock of small birds soar around in pattern while watching an outdoor classical music concert. They were very close and seemed to enjoy the music.

What is it about music that attracts animals? Theirs compilations out there of people singing or playing an instrument and animals approach just to watch.

@@Broomer52 I think its because animals are curious and wild animals dont often hear music. And something like this couldnt be mistaken for some unknown warning call (I assume deer dont enjoy death metal), I guess the nearest natural similar thing would be maybe bird songd. In addition a human standing still doesnt seem threatening

@@lagggoat7170 some birds actually like Death Metal. We can’t prove it with all animals but at least in the case of Birds they have a preference in music and even music they hate. I remember seeing a series of videos where the same parrot just happily sang a bunch of metal songs. It seemed to really like Bodies by Drowning Pool

@@Broomer52 Yeah I can totally see that for birds. But I assume a skittish prey animal like a deer would find death metal scary

Alteori being here proves how wholesome her recommendations are...

Orpheus played lyra, Väinämöinen played kantele (in Finnish Kaleval mythology), Naomi plays harp - the effect is same.

Wow, I wanna play a harp

Orpheus was always my favorite tale. Just always felt in someway relatable. The faith and effort with a hinge of doubt that eats away on his journey. Like he was so close to his goal only to fumble inches from the line

@@iiifreddydiii2578 Ah yes having your head chopped of so it could sing forever is so relatable am I right.

Orpheus is my favorite Greek story

hey malcolm

Hey malcons

I found that a little ironic. The deer silently watching the human until the human was startled.