Many people are able to take away the most valuable thing in an animal’s life, it’s freedom. But there are few who are strong enough to return the creature so fortunately it happens more often than you might think. And now you’re about to see these animals being freed for the first time. I hope it’s gonna restore your faith in humanity once and for all.
What’s capable of rocking a two-ton truck like that a rhinoceros in the prime of its life which these people decided to set free. They’re lucky, the rhino decided not to end them.
Animals and plants aren’t just valuable for their own sake – they’re also part of a wider natural environment that may provide food, shelter, water, and other functions, for other wildlife and people.
A leopard’s life was saved by an operation and now it can’t wait to take advantage of this new opportunity. And here must be the angriest fox in the world but it only needs one thing for a major attitude adjustment freedom.
Scientists tell us the best way to protect wildlife is to protect the places where they live. Protecting habitat also protects entire communities of animals and plants. Wildlife must have places to find food, shelter and raise their young. Parks, reserves and other open spaces benefit wildlife by providing habitat, while also providing us with great places to visit and enjoy.
This lion spent all 13 years of its life in a little circus cage but now, for the first time, it can feel the grass and run free. 30 years in laboratories as test subjects all these chimpanzees are about to go outside for the first time
helicopter help to move the animals to wild life
“Thanks for all the folks who care about the aminals to help their recovery to be returned to the wild. Thank you. Yes sometimes they need much needed help.”- A top comment from audiences.
Teleasing a whole herd of bison back into the wild requires more than just opening a gate.
Even though our daily news brings us the misery of the many world’s conflicts, it’s so heartening to see there’s so much kindness left in humans. Hopefully, some of that kindness we have for our children and animals will someday be the kindness sharesd with our enemies at war. Please watch following video to share this kindness:
