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Read this before watching the video:The woman in the video found the lion, injured in the forest, on the verge of death. She took the lion home with her and nursed it back to health. Later, when the lion was better, she made arrangements with a zoo to take the lion. Some time passed before the woman had a chance to visit the zoo. This video was taken when she walked up to the lion's cage to see how he was doing. Watch the lion's reaction when he sees her! he kiss hug like a friend and forget the animal and human relation Watch the Video

Clild wearing cloth like zebra are in front of gauge of zoo tiger.Lion want to attack that human child but fail because of  Bulletproof glass and try to break the glass but fail.this video make more than 10 thousand hit with tittle Lion really wants to eat this baby..most of people criticizing the parent / mom on just put his baby there and also recording with fun  But if the glass broke it would be a national traged Watch Facebook video

Amazing and hilarious Argan Goats of which was found only in Morocco.These Goats can climb trees very easily . The goats climb them because they like to eat the fruit of the argan tree(precious Argan fruit), which is similar to an olive. Farmers actually follow the herds of goats as they move from tree to tree. Not because it is so strange to see goats in trees and the farmers like to point and stare, but because the fruit of the tree has a nut inside, which the goats can't digest, so they spit it up or excrete it which the farmers collect.  The nut contains 1-3 kernels, which can be ground to make argan oil used in cooking and cosmetics. This oil has been collected by the people of the region for hundreds of years, but like many wild and useful things these days, the argan tree is slowly disappearing due to over-harvesting for the tree's wood and overgrazing by goats.

More than interesting, it's kickass. Too bad i'm not a biology major, stupid engineering why do you have to be much simpler for me to understand.These birds depend on a tiny lake in Africa for food and water. But they must look out for the crocodiles that lie in wait...

Jumping crocodile, Brutus (maybe)? Adelaide River - September 2007 The video is upload by youtube user katandwoodyontour1 on Jul 12, 2011 and write in Video info "Is this Brutus, the crocodile that is doing the rounds on the net? Though he has all limbs in tact here-it was September 2007 so Judge for yourselves. I am seven rows from the guy the big meat pole, fnar. this tour was around 70 minutes long, we saw six or seven crocs of various sizes, some jumping right out of the water, some just slowly rising. They are very quick movers, amazing creatures. Our guide was aa trained expert, but Steve irwin he isn't! Nothing that 3 metre pole can't sort out"

Cheetah and the Woman - WHY WAS SHE NOT EATEN ? i Rember Gandhi wordz “Where there is love there is life.” These Tiger show the reaction wht ever she do If Video not work 1:-Login the Facebook Account 2:-Refresh The Page 3:-Hit The FB like button Blow

Baby Robin Hatching Watch this baby robin hatch from her egg to enter the world! A wonderful time lapse video of a baby robin! baby hatches a bit* YAY I CAN BREATH!! *gets sat on* X)

The "Aldabra giant tortoise" from the islands of the Aldabra Atoll in the Seychelles, is one of the largest tortoises in the world. Many of these Tortoises live over 100 years. The Aldabras you are looking at here are on the famous "Prison Island" (aka Changuu) of Zanzibra, Tanzania.... Here is the story.... In 1919 the British governor of Seychelles sent a gift of four Aldabra Giant Tortoises to Changuu from the island of Aldabra.These tortoises bred quickly and by 1955 they numbered around 200 animals. However people began to steal the tortoises for sale abroad as pets or for food and their numbers dropped rapidly. By 1988 there were around 100 tortoises, 50 in 1990 and just seven by 1996.A further 80 hatchlings were taken to the island in 1996 to increase the numbers but 40 of them vanished. The Zanzibar government, with assistance from the World Society for the Protection of Animals built a large compound for the protection of the animals an

Biggest turtle The "Aldabra giant tortoise" from the islands of the Aldabra Atoll in the Seychelles, is one of the largest tortoises in the world. Many of these Tortoises live over 100 years. SubhanAllah Or tum tum APnay RaB kii k0n kOn c NaemtoOn kow jhutlaoO gy..!!

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Just thought I'd put up some of the craziest birds I've ever seen. All credit goes to the "Planet Earth" Mini-series. I claim nothing. Birds of Paradise-Planet Earth Gettin Jiggy Wit It – Six Plumed Birds of Paradise "We gotta be the most interesting critters on the Planet" -George Carlin-

hey cow!!! you have to get permission to enter women's room  cow entering the room.hahahahha the girl is shoting like a mad funny video find more videos on this site blogger video is under Other Source hey cow!!! you have to get permission to enter women's room :D

The Wabash River is a 503-mile-long (810 km)[1] river in the Midwestern United States that flows southwest from northwest Ohio near Fort Recovery across northern Indiana to southern Illinois, where it forms the Illinois-Indiana border before draining into the Ohio River, of which it is the largest northern tributary. From the dam near Huntington, Indiana to its terminus at the Ohio River, the Wabash flows freely for 411 miles (661 km). Flying silver carp jump and leap out of the water and into our boat. Indiana Outdoor Adventure TV hosts Troy McCormick and Mac Spainhour fend off the 20 pound fish as they attack the boaters and provide a boatload of fun and adventure.

Shortz - What Will Be the Next Species Only 4500 black rhinos remain worldwide and are critically endangered. If we can't save the black rhinos, what will be the next species to disappear? Great video on the rhino's, would be sad to see such beautiful creatures become extinct, they're the closest to what dinosaurs we see to this planet. Sad that there are only 4,500 but hope that number improves with people doing stuff to help!

From National Geographic podcast Wild Chronicles "Recent volcanic eruptions on the Galapagos Islands are disrupting the lives of many native plants and animals. Most of the species here have adapted to a world of fire and ash... but recent volcanic activity still has some environmentalists worried. Will the plants and animals that helped inspire Charles Darwin's theory of evolution be able to escape lava flows? Follow Wild Chronicles as we cover this hot topic." the galapagos islands are beautiful, and exotic range of animals, but now its covered with cities and tourists, trust the human race to shit things up

in the absence of modern transport and power of guns the africans make with the number of up to 100000 of them gather together and surrond on the area of large as city then squeeze the voice Africa Addio clip extracted from movie with original audio. For Ogrishforum.com. A higher quality version of this clip can be found there. Watch full documentary on Google: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4540134202583442015

Chicken First Or Egg!!! (Beautiful Kohat's) From whence the humble chicken? Gallus gallus is a domesticated chicken-like bird (thus, the name "chicken") that originates in southeast Asia. Ever since Darwin we've known that the chicken originated in southeast Asia, although the exact details of which one or more of several possible jungle fowls is the primal form has been debated. The idea that more than one wild species contributed to the early chicken has been on the table for a long time, though perhaps not as long as the chickens themselves have been on the table.

same principle as a 'bird on the wire' - there is no path to ground. However, just like a bird landing on a wire, the helicopter is not initially at the same potential as the energized wire - there's the key point, different potentials. Even with no path to ground, the helicopter and crew still must be raised to the potential energy of the wires - drawing the arc.