Woman gives facts about all the animals. "Panther"

@kearafox6843

3 жыл бұрын

Ikr, could she not think of anything else to say about this majestic breed?

@cerealbutexpired6241

3 жыл бұрын

me: a black panther doesn't exist but its a black jaguar or a black leopard. its subspecies are very rare and they do have spots but its a little hard to see it

@cactoos9793

3 жыл бұрын

@@cerealbutexpired6241 my life has been a lie.

@Thedumbass

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, lol

@beamed096

3 жыл бұрын

Its just a panther that's it

_"We built this fun enclosure because orangutans are playful creatures!"_ Orangutan: *_Dead inside._*

@amsnek6162

4 жыл бұрын

Retarded Kid_24 “we built this fun school because students energetic creatures that need stimulation!” Students:

@HydraulicHippocampus_Effect

4 жыл бұрын

@@amsnek6162 Relatable.

@stardustlover8446

4 жыл бұрын

@@amsnek6162 mhm

@zoethelynx_625

4 жыл бұрын

keep this comment at 666 likes Mk?

@Alyssa-t

4 жыл бұрын

Why do I relate the the orangutan in your comment

1:36 The panther is actually pacing around repeatedly in tight circles, which is called zoochosis which happens in animals when they are stressed in captivity. it mostly happens in zoo animals.

@RogueT-Rex8468

3 жыл бұрын

Ive been doing that same thing since my schooldays. Pray tell me what that means?

@MintyyIsOdd

3 жыл бұрын

Rogue T-Rex Hmm.... Maybe go to the park and relax? You might just be very stressed out and feel incapable to do things without working all the time.

@anifan98

3 жыл бұрын

It's actually known as a "stereotypical behaviour" and occurs as a result of stress, boredom and lack of mental stimulation. It's just a technical way of saying that they're going insane, or heading that way. Rocking back and forth, pacing, eating vomit or faeces (in an unusual way for the species) or passively concentrating on their own thoughts instead of their surroundings are the most common symptoms.

@MintyyIsOdd

3 жыл бұрын

anifan98 That, too!

@MintyyIsOdd

3 жыл бұрын

@@lupinb-par8010 Then what the heck is it supposed to be?

The humans literally: *someone talks* _[silance]_ runs away

@mochie2517

3 жыл бұрын

s i l a n c e

@abderrahimalfath5415

3 жыл бұрын

Animals mind : lets escape

@DaSilverBackz

3 жыл бұрын

_S I l a n c e_

@christinafalk7527

3 жыл бұрын

S I L A N C E

1:54 That moment when you realise that the tiger could jump at the boy at any moment

@ayatoes

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah

@tigerclaw5374

4 жыл бұрын

And the lion

@madhavilanka7787

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah

@maddynoneya7650

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr? all the animals can easily escape

@junkoosanai6170

4 жыл бұрын

Yes revenge rise up yes YES

I thought when she got to the panther She was going to say “panther, king of wakanda

@nitr0gen_shark

4 жыл бұрын

OMG lmao

@-starkit-8758

4 жыл бұрын

Lol yes same

@eviegrace2283

4 жыл бұрын

Ethan’s World AAAAA yesss!!! 😂

@horseloverroxy2896

4 жыл бұрын

OMG 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😆

@kdgamerz1841

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

For all the perceived distaste the animator seems to have for zoos in general, I sense that the animation portrays an even deeper and broader distaste for people as a whole (at least people who attend zoos). The uncomfortable sound design of mass foot scuffling, the irreverent gaze of all the onlookers, the jarring focus on comercialization in relation to zoos, the dampened mood expressed on the observed animals.... I wonder how the artist came to feel the way they do about zoos, and is it a view they hold for humans at large? TL, DR: I found myself more focused on how unsettled I was with the people portrayed than the point of the animation. Anyone else?

@cogsandglimmers

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely. I think the animator, deep inside, sees everyone as an issue. You don't see the people who feel bad, just those that are like "neat". I'm originally from St. Louis, where, honestly? Those enclosures aren't okay at all. And the thing is, I got that. But I also wouldn't just stare awkwardly then leave. I'd take in the environment, the small behaviors.... These people shown? They're like robots. Kinda creeps me out.

@ABCDEFGHIJKLMONP

3 жыл бұрын

yep especial as the problems they have with the zoos are mostly just tropes from movies and are ilegal or verry rare irl

@dragonslayer101

3 жыл бұрын

I actually felt uncomfortable watching this, the small moments of silence, and the way the people walked around felt alienating to me, as if the creator was in a way mocking or paroding the experience and environment when coming to these zoos, that animals aren't as exiting or inviting as they are in the posters or merchandise, because of living literally in a cage their whole lives, kept from the real world has dried out of every essence of soul, and the inhumane way the people stare blankly and quickly walk away as if blinded by the animal's clear crisis, and how dried out the animals and environment are, how quiet everything seems as if being in this continuous cycle had tired everyone including people and animals, you either feel enjoyment or you feel sympathy. Here, you feel nothing. The animation also captures the cheap simplistic style that many corporations use for advertising and does it perfectly.

@bloomingmagnolias4058

3 жыл бұрын

I definitely felt unsettled; the way the people moved around to enclosures, talked to the other people, made me feel like they were portrayed as robots. I feel like the person who made this definitely doesn't like zoos or anyone visiting them. I could definitely feel the animals stress and depression being locked up, and the people's half-hearted excitement for being at the zoo. I still like this film though, and definitely understand the creator's opinion on zoos, though I don't think the zoos I've been to are this bad and I don't think zoos like this are very common, thankfully.

@elizabethweigle6146

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. When I watched this the first time, I wasn’t too upset about the Rhino bc out of all the animals, he had the most justifiable reason for being in a zoo: poachers. Yes, he could be on a nature preserve, but there’s lots of risk with poachers breaking in, the rhino’s dying anyways, etc. But overall, the other animals just seemed like they were fun for a little bit, but then everyone moved on. I think that in some cases, because we have such easy access to these animals through zoos, we take them for granted. But when you watch a documentary about these animals, it’s completely different bc the animals are in their natural habitat and it’s fun to watch them be at ease.

0:57 “We built this fun enclosure because orangutans are playful creatures!” * awkward silence while orangutan is depressed * * group walks away casually like nothing was interesting *

Hello, I wanted to kindly step in and shed some light on this subject. I see many people in the comments who seem to have a lot of negative feelings when it comes to zoos. I am not here to argue or Force you to believe my opinion, I’m simply here to educate. I work at a local zoo as an intern, the zoo I intern at is one of the larger zoos however I still believe it applies. Zoos are a crazy important part of conservation. They provide a safe environment for many endangered species of the wild, using their opportunity in close proximity with these animals to observe and learn about species and how to help them in the wild. The zoo keepers also work very hard day and night coming up with enrichment to keep the animals active and excited. They are fed with challenges, having to tear apart boxes or tip over jars to retrieve their food and keep their minds active. Zoos work very hard to make sure their enclosure is well adept to their animals and a space as similar to their normal habitat and as large as possible , most animals have back holdings that you as a guest are unable to see. They form relationships with the keepers (though keepers are very careful not to make them pets) and the zoo uses these animals to educate people in conservation and allow the opportunity for someone to see and love an animal they never would have had a chance to otherwise. I guess what I’m trying to get across is.. please educate yourself and understand before making a comment, and try to understand zoos are not in it for the money. Most of a zoos money goes straight back into the animals and their conservation. Thank you for reading, you may ask any question you have below!

@kasdeyafawkes4120

4 жыл бұрын

Most animals in zoos also have no idea what it was like in the wild and even if they did they would probably much prefer it in the zoo. The wild is an unpredictable place where they have to hunt and survive, not to mention the poachers, deforestation, weather conditions and other harsh conditions. The animals in a zoo get regular feeding and don’t have to worry about where their next meal is coming from, this seems like a much happier way to live. We do.

@creamtail64

4 жыл бұрын

:> glad someone here is understandable

@tessdeguzman4065

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for mentioning this, I was just thinking also about the animals who are raised in captivity wouldn't be able to survive if they were simply plopped back into the wild.

@falkner9072

4 жыл бұрын

I know, right? Zoos are one of the reasons I'm going into zoology, I wanna teach people about animals the same way I was as a kid.

@FlibertyJibberty

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah! I currently research Orangutan behavior at my local zoo. I do find that one of the Orangutans exhibits stereotypy, but I think that's due to the breeding efforts which seem a little fruitless at the moment... Zoos are often seen as a necessary evil and I see where they come from. Support zoos that treat their animals right and actively work towards bettering their lives as well as funding conservation efforts.

I understand the kind of zoo that's portrayed here, the kind that is created purely for commercial purposes and entertainment, but I've seen better zoos than the kind that's shown here, where the animals have more space and are with others to interact with as well as toys and such for the animals, they're rare good places but they exist.

@chunkyunicorn3996

4 жыл бұрын

Actually, you'll be surprised how common the good ones are!

@samanthacallaway2276

4 жыл бұрын

They’re actually pretty common! Most city zoos are funded by their cities so they can afford to give the best care possible! It’s the roadside zoos you should be wary of (:

@ramuneraven6016

4 жыл бұрын

My zoo just recently made the elephants enclosure MUCH bigger! Like its amazing! Most zoos protect animals lol

@grim2110

4 жыл бұрын

Like Henry Doorly zoo in Nebraska is really good about Caring for their animals. World class.

@emilymonahan5232

4 жыл бұрын

They aren't very rare, actually~

"I think this is the same elephant from my childhood, isn't that cool?" The elephant has stayed there almost its entire life. That boy grew up, went to school, made friends, ate cool food, spent years and years living, while the elephant dies. It has lived in the same place the whole time that boy was doing what we do over the period of a few years.

@Crow23346

3 жыл бұрын

Yes because the elephant cannot go back into the wild? You realise that right? Its a sad reality, but a lot of the animals who are rescued need to be looked after until they’re better, and once they’re better, they usually don’t know how to survive on their own, if they let them go, that elephant will definitely die, so they have to stay at the zoo, THAT is why we have zoos. Its actually why in some countries its illegal to rescue animals, you can be fined, because once you rescue it, that animal will probably never get to live its life normal and happily in the wild, it will forget how.

@uta-rt6kf

3 жыл бұрын

@@Crow23346 I saw some non-profit organization released many elephants into the wild, they rescued the elephants when they are still babies (those babies are abandoned, lost or their mother dead) and raise them still they old enough

@CozyLumi

2 жыл бұрын

@@Crow23346 yeah because all animals in zoos are rescued, huh?! Many MANY animals are bred in captivity for our entertainment. They were never meant to be released again. They exist to live and die in tiny cages. And for many animals such as apes, elephants or whales that means years and years of suffering because they can get pretty old.

@meowfiia

2 жыл бұрын

@@Crow23346 zoos arent always rescue places, you know that right? can't you see all the mistreated "rescued" animals in some zoos? some zoos will just take a pregnant animal, put it in a cage and bam, dont do anything but put fact signs on the wall. zoos can have the dirtiest cages and you want me to think they're rescuing? yes, more than half of the zoos have rescued animals, but that doesnt mean every zoo.

@cambrorasterepicgaming2671

2 жыл бұрын

if it has been captive since birth, it cant really be released because its hard for captive since birth animals to adapt to the wild

As someone who’s volunteered and worked for a zoo this makes me a little upset. Not all zoos are horrible like this. Most actually take expert care of their animals with enclosures large enough for them, plenty of enrichment and a correct, healthy diet. The animals I’ve worked alongside are healthy and outgoing and they are not just in the zoo for the purpose of entertainment. Everywhere you look there are poster boards and plaques giving facts and names of different organizations that you can donate to in order to help save these animals in the wild. People are more likely to be emotionally moved and inclined to donate if they see the animal in person. Sometimes an image on TV or the computer doesn’t evoke the same reaction to take a step forward and help. Not to mention zoos around the world have gradually slowed the decline in many critical and endangered species. Zoos helped remove many of these animals off of these lists into non-threatened. So, yeah, the video was beautifully animated but I’m not so fond of the message it’s giving. Yes there are still bad zoos that should be shut down because they just want a quick buck, but not all of them are like this.

@cashtier

4 жыл бұрын

No

@luka9911

4 жыл бұрын

Does still not change the fact that these animals are treated like prisoners just for being who they are. Animals must me in the wild and not in cages even if they are "bigger" than the other ones. We treat them like objects for our entertainment. Just switch them with humans. If humans were held like in zoos. Would you want be there? No freedom and no options to go where you want? The same place everyday? How would you feel?

@snowstorm5742

4 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you. While I fully acknowledge that yes there are zoos like the one portrayed in the video that treat their animals poorly, most zoos arent like that at all and this gives the wrong message. The zoo I volunteer for is dedicated to conservation and keeping the animals healthy and happy in their lives. The reason why there are animals is to educate the public about them and the threats facing them so that they may grow a love of them and help protect them later in the future. In fact, many of the keepers and staff there say that in a perfect world zoos wouldn't need to exist because we wouldnt need to educate the public about threats like poaching and deforestation

@PigeonLord

4 жыл бұрын

Tsu' Tey except, they’re not always in the same place every day. Most if not all zoos have back rooms for each exhibit to take the animals into for various reasons, be it medical care, de-stressing, weather related, etc. Animals in zoos are more often than not born in captivity. They have no knowledge of how to survive on their own in the wild, they don’t realize there’s more beyond what they know. You say to switch it with humans, well then it would more accurately be like someone taking you from your home and everything you know and plopping you in the wilderness somewhere and saying “you’re free! Go live your best life!” Is it possible for you to survive on your own like that? Maybe, but in an environment potentially filled with predators (including poachers for some endangered species), your chances are much slimmer, and that’s not a chance people who actually care about these animals are willing to take, especially if said animal is endangered. Yes, some bad zoos still exist, but more often than not zoo keepers care for and respect their animals, they know how to handle them and keep their minds enriched and active so they don’t get bored. So please, stop with the “set them free” nonsense, that is dangerous thinking for these animals. Releasing them into the wild without proper reintroduction (or in some cases, at all) can mean certain doom to that animal.

@luka9911

4 жыл бұрын

@@PigeonLord that's why animal sanctuaries exist in the first place. They help animals without explotaing them for money. They help them to live in the wild for few months and then they are free for rest of their lives.

Nobody: Not a single soul: The humans in the video:👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣 Edit: I hate this comment now

@kellycharles6283

4 жыл бұрын

no

@evybressers7453

4 жыл бұрын

Stupid clods

@horseloverroxy2896

4 жыл бұрын

*Laughs in BathRoom and everybody thinks:* "Uhhh,I think shes having some fun time*

@sulemanbubacar2309

4 жыл бұрын

@Unojhiir0 oihnouibu8buibyuvty7xe0 {8¤7> |6《¤

@boulisboule488

4 жыл бұрын

Oui

A Zebra by the name of Marty once said: *"Well, show's over folks! Thanks for coming! I hope you thought it was fresh! I'll be here all week! In fact, I'll be here my whole life, 365 days a year including Christmas, Hanukah, Halloween, Kwanzaa! Please remember to never spay or neuter your pets, and tip your cabby, cause he's broke!"*

The fact the some of the people were talking about going home and these animals don’t get to go home is heartbreaking in itself :,(

@marieboyle6183

3 жыл бұрын

You speak truth....☹

@amoixtlapaltic4690

3 жыл бұрын

Well this are rescued animals- like, you know like all animals from zoos (good zoos) so they can't return to their natural habitat, is literally sending them to die

@patricknowacki9675

2 жыл бұрын

My ancestors are from Poland but my family has lived in the United states since the 1890s. When I go to my house at night I cry because I'm not actually going home to Poland, a country I've never been to before 😪

This is like the old enclosures from the local zoo from when I was a kid. Large pits for carnivores and a jail like house for apes. They are so much better now with natural style habitats. They even had a sign last time I was there at the old location where the big cats and bears had been kept in pits berating themselves for the old way of thinking.

@panoken2130

3 жыл бұрын

@@LuisIsAsleep That's why I prefer rescue zoos. Rather than zoos with animals they take from the wild. The latter usually have worse conditions for the animals.

@Drakromdemon

3 жыл бұрын

@@LuisIsAsleep we need more laws regulating the zoos so they must have the health of the animals first

@heather4805

3 жыл бұрын

@@panoken2130 I get and agree with you but I guess it's ilegal for a zoo to take wild animals and keep them in captivity. Unless they are going to rehab it

@eva-maria7066

3 жыл бұрын

They are still wild animals kept in cages for money🤮

@Drakromdemon

3 жыл бұрын

@@eva-maria7066 how else do You think they can pay for the health care, food etc the animal.needs?

'' lion king of the jungle'' random kid: ahmmm they live in the savanahh

@-ramen_gacha-8239

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr? People always say that and im like "Bitch you stupid cuz they live in the savannahs (or however you say it.)

@spacecat_scribbles

4 жыл бұрын

Me. I'm that random kid. That was my biggest pet peeve growing up

@houseofflies7349

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, since when do lions live in the jungle? Lol the savannah is their natural habitat :P

@morgansmith334

4 жыл бұрын

Layaan M I’m that random kid

@Javier-ur7ly

4 жыл бұрын

Animalists know a lot of thinks, but they don't know anything about animals, all that they know from animals they learn about disney movies

When the zoo keeper reached the lion I thought she was gonna say "SIMBA" XD

@tri_poloski0501

3 жыл бұрын

Que verga dijo

"Cheetah, fastest animal" Falcon: NO ME!

@Skelephobia.

3 жыл бұрын

Specifically the peregrine falcon, but indeed!

@ShadowFox1412

3 жыл бұрын

Well cheetah is the fastest terrestrial animal is what they meant.

@oh9034

3 жыл бұрын

Cheetah is the fastest land animal and the fastest mammal, peregrine falcons are only fast once they’re diving, other than that they aren’t particularly fast

@thefordlord9893

3 жыл бұрын

@@oh9034 The Brazilian Free-Tailed Bat is actually the fastest mammal, it's able to reach speeds up to 100 mph or 160 km per hour.

@oh9034

3 жыл бұрын

@@thefordlord9893 I didn’t mean mammal...

Almost everyone: as a animal expert/zoo worker I find this misleading 1% of comments/me: The enclosures are so poorly built the animals could just waltz out of them. *you know, just sayin'*

@pasteldreams5413

4 жыл бұрын

@Jam Studios Breaking news: ignorant "animal rights" activist in youtube comments thinks an animal has human emotions and feels depressed if it isn't "wild and free."

@sedatedsloth2730

4 жыл бұрын

@@pasteldreams5413 k boomer

@inspieredanimal3809

4 жыл бұрын

@@pasteldreams5413 animals do have human emotions and you are ignorant to think they don't. If you own a pet like a dog you would know. Dogs get sad when you aren't home for ages they get happy when they spend time with you. Get your facts right. 🐵🐒🦍🐶🐕🐩🐺🦊🦝🐱🐈🦁🐯🐅🐆🐴🐎🦓🦌🐮🐽🐗🐖🐷🐄🐃🐂🐏🐑🐐🐪🐫🦙🦒🐘🦏🦛🐭🐁🐀🐹🐨🐻🦇🦔🐿🐰🐇🐼🦘🦡🐾🦃🐔🐓🐊🐸🦜🦚🦉🦢🦆🐦🐧🦅🦈🐡🦑🦐🐠🦀🐳🐙🐌🐝🐜🐛🦋🐞🕷🦂

@ayatoes

4 жыл бұрын

Thats what i commented too!!

@ayatoes

4 жыл бұрын

About the animals walking out of the enclosures.

I have to disagree with this, at least for the most part. I HAVE seen some pretty awful zoos, but saying that they are all horrible, boring places for animals is just plain wrong. Zoos are a very important part of animal conservation and research. Additionally, a lot of animals in zoos and places like them are non-releasable due to handicaps. I remember going to an aquarium near me where they had a deaf Dolphin. He got very sick as a baby and was brought into the aquarium for care. Once he was well enough, however, they realized that he could no longer hear and now they keep him to help them learn about the disease that made him deaf so that they could possibly, some time in the future, have a treatment that will allow further sick Dolphins be released back into the wild. I know the whole world wants to stomp and shout about how "humans are terrible," but there are genuinely people out there who want to help. They want to give back to the world and care for the creatures we share it with.

@WolfLoverLisa10

3 жыл бұрын

Also many zoo animals are born in captivity and even with base instinct can't just get reintroduced into the wild. For animals with established territories and packs a new member is likely to get chased away or killed. Heck animals that live in and near cities would probably die of starvation if they are suddenly relocated to an environment (although natural to their species) far from human civilization.

@outdated3958

3 жыл бұрын

I think there is difference between zoo and sanctuaries...i think animals sanctuaries are there for to help animals which can't be release into the wild...and zoos are there for profit.. correct me if i am wrong.

@ashleighcarroll6672

3 жыл бұрын

You are right iv been thinking about that for nearly 5 years but no one would listen to me. It's nice to hear some people care about there home

@ReverieCat

3 жыл бұрын

For everyone who are downing zoos; the word zoo means *zoological park* And backyard zoos are not real zoos.

@MaximilienBailly3

3 жыл бұрын

I heard the same things about doves that my parents had. "As they were in captivity they could not survive in the wild". But if they hadn't been in captivity at the base... And that what you call "care for animal" aren't zoo. The basic zoo is made for money. And some are starting to take extra care to whiten their image. No living being is happy in captivity.

Another name for the title: *"Animals feel pain and loneliness too"*

@fluffyrat4440

3 жыл бұрын

Thats too on the nose, the title is better as it is :')

1:36 The lady: Panther....*Forgets what to say* Me : wow great lesson for the day thank u old lady

Everyone: animal cruelty in zoos Me: *Why are the fences so short?*

@AHHHAHHAHHHHH

4 жыл бұрын

Bip-Bap They are so dead inside that gave up lmao

@SkullTheLegless

4 жыл бұрын

Force fields

@AmelieW.

4 жыл бұрын

Bip-Bap Not funny.

@bip-bap4774

4 жыл бұрын

@@AmelieW. Didn't laugh.

@AmelieW.

4 жыл бұрын

Bip-Bap It’s a pretty important premise of the video, we say we care for animals, but really, do we? Don’t make jokes about it.

Kids and family: wow look at all the cute animal Animal:Dying inside

@Solomon0424

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha

this is so depressing and yet there’s no dialogue saying so :( really shows how far a message can go

As someone who is fascinated with wildlife, I feel like noting that most animals in most zoos are born in captivity. They have no survival skills or instincts and throwing them back out there would be much more cruel than keeping them in an enclosure and to teach them to be wild again is a must more costly effort than just keeping them in a captive setting. I acknowledge there are bad zoos, but there are a lot more competently ran ones than there are bad ones.

@nasheyspath837

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@6400S

4 жыл бұрын

1fishmob that’s true some zoos just are their to protect them from poachers or to rehabilitate some do what you stated ( which I still don’t find that good because at one point they did take wild animals with survival instincts to breed ones without ) and the worse out of them all the ones that kill the animals once they are two old and buy them from poachers.

@chunkyunicorn3996

4 жыл бұрын

omg thank youuuu, people are out here bashing the zoos for being terrible, when in reality probably 80-90% of all animals in zoos would die within their first week out in the wild

@samanthacallaway2276

4 жыл бұрын

Pupper Nickel A lot of animals in captivity currently were never wild to begin with. Most are either previous pets, orphaned, surrendered by other places (roadside attractions which are the worst) and etc. Good zoos don’t deserve the bad press, there’s a lot of zoos that stick to their values fiercely and sincerely do want the best for their animals. My local zoo has given their elephants and hippos to sanctuaries because Michigan isn’t an appropriate home for them and the zoo wasn’t able to provide them with a proper home. They’ve opted to house animals that are used to colder climates, like Amur tigers, snow monkeys, wolverines, etc. its refreshing to see (: They’ve also taken massive strides in improving their smaller reptile and amphibian enclosures too!

@christophermiller9516

4 жыл бұрын

It’s not a matter of being caged or not. I appreciate the potential zoos have to be an amazing educational source as well as saving endangered species. However, just like with humans, animals need more than just the bare essentials. They also need space and enrichment. It would lead to happier animals and a happier experience for guests as well

1:02 There's something so funny about the way they just shuffle offscreen xD

@fricka4798

4 жыл бұрын

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@AHHHAHHAHHHHH

4 жыл бұрын

Oml yeah

@lathan0910

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@moonandsimba8851

4 жыл бұрын

Woohoo I breaks me legs 😎 no school YAS

Loved this. Great mix of talking and silence to display the point.. Really hurt hearing the comment about it being the same elephant and how fast the cheetah could run if it had space. The panther pacing and elephant swaying were great way of showing their distress. Lots of folks commenting that zoos aren't like this anymore need to remember that different countries have different rules, as well as bad people running roadside zoo's for profit. I saw dead and injured animals at a zoo as a child, their panic and sorrow was so obvious.

As someone who works at a zoo, I can tell you that a properly licensed zoo, quality checked by outside organizations such as AZA, is a world away from this reality! I can also tell you that in an ideal world, zoos wouldn't exist. Unfortunately, as you seem well aware of, our world is NOT ideal, and zoos and protective sanctuaries are often the only ways to protect species from complete extinction. While our zoo mostly raises money for conservation of our animals' wild brethren, we have helped reintroduction efforts for Mexican wolves and have sustained a breeding population of Panamanian Golden Frogs, which were wiped out in their native range by a fungus and aren't viable for reintroduction until we find a way to fight it. Good zoos (and there are many of us) do good work! Just make sure you do your research before you visit any to make sure they're a good one. All that being said, while I hope you change your mind on proper zoos, I fully understand the sentiment behind this. I watched Tiger King and was sickened by the morons buying and throwing animals in all too small cages out of what they called love for them, and this goes on far too often for far too many species. Thankfully for every idiot today who loves animals as a commodity, I'd say there's three more who love them just for being themselves. We still have a long way to go with animal welfare, but we've come a huge way since a mere half a century past. There's still hope!

Not all zoos are bad. Some help endangered animals.

@Rumins-ja09s

4 жыл бұрын

some

@dragonhorseprototype3729

4 жыл бұрын

James Rumins ‘some’

@anonimogameplayanimacoes70

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@LiyAxolotl

4 жыл бұрын

Those are called sanctuaries, not zoos. Zoos are purely for "entertainment". Not hating on you, just saying-

@VileViscera

4 жыл бұрын

@LiyAxolotl K. there are a lot of zoos that take care of their animals really well and also put them on display for the public

While I adore the animation, as someone who has spent my summers working at a Florida zoo I feel the need to remind people not all zoos are like this. Some are, but many take incredible care of their animals. In fact, zoos and aquariums are often times major contributors to conservation funds. Also from personal experience I can tell you those “secret cages” you see photographs are more often than not temporary shift cages we put animals in while we clean their habitat to make it nice and healthy. Edit: I should also mention that I’m studying conservation biology in college so we learn a lot about how zoos can benefit wildlife

@aryagr

4 жыл бұрын

IMMA KID BUT I WANNA STUDY BIOLOGY

I love how they go to the enclosure for 2 seconds and immediately leave

"Lion, king of the jungle!" Me: Lions live in the savanna, you should know that.

@oh9034

3 жыл бұрын

There is a species of lion that lives in jungles or forests.... the asiatic lion, you should know this.

@pencilRC1

3 жыл бұрын

Jungle is a term for the “unknown” basically

@justusb.plorer8773

3 жыл бұрын

@@oh9034 The asiatic lion is a SUBspecies of the lion, and while the area they live in does have forests, it's pretty dry so it shouldn't be called a jungle.

@oh9034

3 жыл бұрын

@@justusb.plorer8773 my point is that not all lions live in the savanna, and I do know that btw

@amoixtlapaltic4690

3 жыл бұрын

This video was made for someone who doesn't have a clue how ecology and biology works so meh. Dissapointed but not surprised

People:Happy to see animals Animals: 🎶I don't wanna be alive I just wanna die today🎶

I actually really like the zoo , where I live, the animals are treated with up most importance, there enclosures are huge and they get the best medical treatment, not only are they used for education , but also live longer and a stress free life in the zoo

@evichibi8837

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah! The Zooz like that are amazing

@mothercereal4438

4 жыл бұрын

I want to visit a proper zoo one day, the only one I went to felt sad. The tiger's containment was nothing but bare concrete and a few fallen electrical wires, all it did was pace around the small room for hours.

@riejrjejejrjejrjrkenendkdj4207

4 жыл бұрын

Helen Zhang thats disgusting. i hope that tiger gets to live in a new and better zoo someday.

@mothercereal4438

4 жыл бұрын

FrostFire Fur So do I!

@Lylaris_or_Garuk

2 жыл бұрын

It’s like an animal house! But with free food so I’d honestly say it could be a bit better

1:06 People: we are going to fall in love here Cheetah: dying and miserable Me : YOU ARE NOT FALLING IN LOVE HERE

Even if this hasn't sad music or obvious sad scenes, this really hurts me...I understand why humans created zoos: just for their fun. I can't think what animals lives in there, and I cry when I think where could they be instead. I've never been in a zoo, and I'll never do. Great job, I really feel this thing like you...

@Emberthepolytherian

11 ай бұрын

Same. Why do humans trap other creatures for their entertainment? It’s pathetic!

@Emberthepolytherian

11 ай бұрын

Especially because humans are animals too. Let’s see how non human animals will feel if we were the caged

@Movie_Edyt

11 ай бұрын

@@Emberthepolytherian Exactly! I'm so glad there's someone else in this world who understands that pain...

@Emberthepolytherian

11 ай бұрын

Same. It gives me a little faith in humanity that other people feel this way @@Movie_Edyt

Look, we know that "not all zoos" are like this. This does nothing to excuse the fact that far too many zoos _are exactly like this._ I really liked the animation in this short film as well as the subject matter, so thank you for posting this Smita Minda!

This is kind of misinforming, many zoos these days aren't that bad, and if they seem bad some are trying to improve. The zoos I've been to have had much bigger enclosures for their animals, they could roam around and climb, jump, and hide or play if they wanted to. The monkeys were playful too in days that weren't too hot. The animals seemed totally fine, living a calm, safe life. The only animals in one zoo I was in that didn't look that active and happy were the elephants, but I heard they were trying to do something about it. There's no doubt that zoo truly cares about their animals, they have done a lot to help species. And you also see on TV about vets in zoos here in my tiny country, they really care about their animals and do their best to keep them free from sickness and if needed, put them down to end their suffering instead of keeping them alive just to earn more money. There are multiple reasons zoos are needed. They help our endangered animals to not go extinct. Zoos are a safe place where they are allowed to breed without struggling to find a partner, are free from the danger of being hunted by predators or humans, and are given healthy food and water and are kept healthy by vets. Of course there are zoos that are terrible, there will always be one bad thing of everything, but we can always try to shut down those bad ones or make sure they improve. Also, I won't be replying. I've said enough in this comment alone for you people to understand my opinion and I don't wanna get involved with drama.

@fricka4798

4 жыл бұрын

yes

@nasheyspath837

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@chunkyunicorn3996

4 жыл бұрын

100% agree! Almost all (for the exception of 1, but I'm hoping it'll be closing down soon lmao) the zoos I've been to have had at LEAST a quarter to a half mile enclosures for the big animals like elephants, giraffes, and rhinos. They only give small enclosures to the animals who don't need huge ones, like tree frogs and tarantulas. Zoos get a bad name, and I'm done with it.

@alexisvarelarubi7248

4 жыл бұрын

Then why instead of spending that much money into building bigger habitats for the animals they don't just let them be free in their natural habitats? Oh yes people are sooo smart

@alexisvarelarubi7248

4 жыл бұрын

@@tytoincorporated and why are the rhinos and other species in danger? Because of the stupid human that chase them. For what? Only for showing how powerful we are? Thats horrible, Humans are horrible. And zoo's for teaching the people about the animals? That what internet is for, then is no point to have zoo's than for having a such a sick entertainment

Animation: Good Humor: Good (especially the orangutan part) Message: Wrong Fences: S H O R T

@LiyAxolotl

4 жыл бұрын

The massage is to spread awareness about cruel zoos (not all zoos) how's that wrong?

@animaliasking3431

4 жыл бұрын

@@LiyAxolotl Read the description. It says that this is there opinion on all zoos

@LiyAxolotl

4 жыл бұрын

@@animaliasking3431 It just says zoos. Technically most zoos care about money over the health of animals, the ones that actually cares about them and give them a good environment to live in are sanctuaries, but I guess that's all about how you look at it :/ I don't think the message is wrong... But you are allowed to have an opinion :)

@animaliasking3431

4 жыл бұрын

@@LiyAxolotl Oh thanks for the reply :) I'm pretty sure they hearted a comment that said all zoos are like this but don't remember exactly

@polarbear6197

4 жыл бұрын

@@animaliasking3431 MY KING

1:38 when you see wild animals in zoo’s pacing back and forth that are in closed capsulated confinement means they are anxious Stressed fearful this moment really triggered me iwi

1:30 'Lion, king of the JUNGLE' me: lol wtf

@tarubread

4 жыл бұрын

i dont even know how i got any likes at all 0.0 i didnt expect this! thnx for the likes!! @llxSnowxll XD its funny because u said ''xD'' in the reply and ur username has ''XD'' in it. makes it funny to read >w

@riversgoingnowhere1659

3 жыл бұрын

Once, my old art teacher made us create pictures of lions, IN A FREAK-FRACKING JUNGLE. Then, when I asked if I could either make it a tiger or make it in a savanna, I was DENIED. If a first grader knows more than you, Mrs. Addison, you have some serious issues.

@virovirokun_enjoyer

3 жыл бұрын

Lions live in Savannahs ;-;

@tarubread

3 жыл бұрын

@TheQuestionWolf woah thats the worst (stupidest) art teacher I've even heard of 😂😂 sho high IQ its making my head hurt i dont mean to be rude but all the art teachers i met always was gr8 to me and other students and actually use their brain.(except one tho ヽ ( ¬_¬)ノ)

@tarubread

3 жыл бұрын

@Raven De Doggo Yeah ik i was just quoting it :v

“It is the animals that bond us” Animals: *dead inside*

I love the fact that the animals are the only ones in colour , implying how important they are and what we should focus on in this video. Also every fact that woman portrayed was the opposite as the animals where enclosed , as an example they said the cheetah was the fasted animal that loved to roam , as it shows a poor cheetah sitting there in a pit , it’s somthing we should all recognise at the least

Yeah, we "Love" animals and that's exactly why some people hunt them. We hunt them because we "Love" them. Some people actually do love animals just some don't zombiestodio.com.br watch the video labeled "Dream" "Bitter Bond" "My Only Love" and it will help you know what I mean

@aidenl2859

4 жыл бұрын

We love animals because they can do a few things. Live, be good friends and some of them taste good! Some edible animals include: pigs, dogs, some spiders, and killer hornets.(this may sound fake but it's true. Look it up!)

@averiepuffer9347

4 жыл бұрын

Ik I'm just wondering why we hunt some animals just for decoration. Like rhinos, he just hunt them for there horns and polar bears we just hunt them to make clothes or rugs

@averiepuffer9347

4 жыл бұрын

We hunt most animals to eat and help us live because it is the circle of life but when I'm older and I have a kid they might wake up and not even know what a tiger is because people are hunting them for no reason

@waving7083

4 жыл бұрын

we hunt animals because of livestock. it’s the ecosystem; circle of life. we thank them for their meat and fur.

@waving7083

4 жыл бұрын

Averie Puffer only cruel people do decorations. only hunt animals for their meat and coats (for warmth)

2:15 that bird can just help every one escape

I partially agree with you on zoos, but I feel that IF done right, they can help protect endagered animals and make others want to do the same. But only if the animals are happy and healthy.

@Thunderblock7889

4 жыл бұрын

Is that only a small amoutn of zoos focus on conservation rather than exploitation.And is alos if they dont breed them for money or poached them for exploitation.

@birdsocks9083

4 жыл бұрын

@@Thunderblock7889 the main priority of a zoo should be to protect and ensure the health of it's inhabitants, zoos should ideally be more like animal shelters but providing for exotic animals instead of domestic ones.

Can we just talk about this beautiful animation?

I just went to the zoo in arizona last week, I may be replying in the comment after a year but I'm trying to prove a point. The fact that the animals have small enclosures, very little space to run about. Example: The Cheetah is a fast animal, the fastest land mammal on earth. It deserves more space, more room mates. The elephant for another example, they are social animals and deserve way more attention. The elephant is a gentle majestic creature, they may charge at other animals and even humans by they do it with purpose. They protect themselves when doing it, Fun fact about elephants: Elephants actually think humans as "cute" scientist have even proved this by introducing a Elephant to a human, the scientific study showed that the same part of the brain lights up when they see a human. Same as a human, let's say a cute puppy is in front a human.. the human or person will most likely say "aww!" The same part of the brain lights up. Don't believe me? Search it up and see for yourself.. same with the lion and panther, they need more space and entertainment. I just find it sad, after I visited the zoo I noticed that most of the animals in the zoo were under medical observation.. I think that proves that zookeeper's take less care of the animals. I went to see the bobcat in it's enclosure and it smelled like straight pee, the people near me "were fascinated by the animal" but the bobcat avoided human contact, either the bobcat experienced abusive behavior from humans or I could possibly be because the bobcat seen a california condor from across. There was even a scarlet macaw with a broken wing, me and my family said nice things to it like "Hello Pretty bird!" Or "Hi handsome boy!" The macaw seemed excited but it was kinda "trapped" it had a broken wing and had a small playset surrounded by shallow water, it was basically isolated. My mom felt so bad for it, I even got teary eyed when it wanted to come to us so bad but couldn't because of its. Wing injury's, now I don't know if the zoo captured these animals when they already had a injury or physically hurt the animal. The golden eagle, there was two of them.. they both had bad injury's on their wings. They were very skittish when the zookeeper came in to clean the enclosure (removing weeds and other pesty plants) I'm not sure if anyone is still reading this but if you are, I recommend to not go to the zoo.. it's truly heartbreaking to see the animals barely being able to move from injury's, same with sea world/sea life in california. There is maybe no proof but when I was there as a child Ive seen the dorsal fins of orcas and dolphins, they were scratched and even in a very small space with barely enough room to even swim. They even added fake seaweed in their, not that I didn't do any good as the dolphin tried to eat it, I hope you see what I'm trying to prove here.. as this comment will be drowned in the 3.9k comments.

@crustader3755

10 ай бұрын

Uh, someone from the future here and I just had to comment on this. This entire comment is… strange. Feels like a young kid that wasn’t educated enough about how zoos work. Cheetahs although fast don’t need insanely large exhibits, but I will say most cheetah exhibits I see are spacious enough for them to run around with enrichment. The bobcat smelling like pee is… normal. That is how they normally make their home smell and how they smell. The reason for it being skittish is cause well, that is in its nature. No cruelty there. All zoo animals are on medical observation, the same way you go to a doctor for a checkup, and various zoo animals are donated to the zoo because they are unfit to survive in the wild because of their medical conditions. For instance the birds you mention are very common to be put into zoos for their wing injuries, because otherwise they’d just simply die in the wild. This usually is a lead in for preservation efforts and discussions about taking care of the animals of the wild and their habitat by showing the importance. I highly, highly doubt the zoo did anything to harm the animals and instead is keeping them safe and medically stable. I shame these anti-zoo agenda pushing youtube videos that showcase only the worst zoos that the ordinary person can’t even go to 80% of the time. They’re so delusional and effect the minds of people like you into believing lies.

"A lion, king of the jungle" it looks more like king of the circle...(seriously the Lion's sell is too small☹️)

@varga203

4 жыл бұрын

Violetta Mao Yu this is one of the things that they are denounced !

@pasteldreams5413

4 жыл бұрын

It is hyperbole to emphasis the artist's opinion that animal enclosures are too small.

@sueb2898

4 жыл бұрын

Prison for animals. Exactly. The animals are thinking "What did I DO to deserve this?"

@mullisaukko423

4 жыл бұрын

Circle of life

@snowthewolf0836

4 жыл бұрын

I don’t understand why they say “king of the jungle” when it LIVES IN THE SAVANNA 😂

Zoo Keeper: (long sentances) Zoo Keeper 000.0001 seconds later : *P A N T H E R*

“We built this enclosure because Orangutan’s are playful creatures” Orangutan: Just sits there

I wish more and more people will watch this beautiful short.

@bluedragonfly8139

3 жыл бұрын

Nah, we don't need people spreading misinformation because some folks don't understand how zoos work in the twenty first century.

No one: complaining about all zoos Everyone: why is everyone complaining about all zoos?

@Behemoth_00

4 жыл бұрын

No need to talk, the faces of the animals say it all

@sunsetwolfyt9090

4 жыл бұрын

That don't make sense ;-;

@harrybade8315

4 жыл бұрын

@@Behemoth_00 name 10 zoo animals that have facial expressions

@softbread2073

4 жыл бұрын

because the creator of the video did this? the video is honestly pretty brainwashing, i'm glad people are standing against it

@LiyAxolotl

4 жыл бұрын

@@softbread2073 Wtf is wrong with you? They're not wrong. Just like this comment said, the animation represents trashy and cruel zoos not all zoos... Idiot

Reply if you want me to run the Soviet Union in the U.S.A Edit: @maloryfaith Is the handsomemest and epicist of all communism

@foxythegamer1986

4 жыл бұрын

I agree..

@wedigging_dumpster

4 жыл бұрын

I wonder if the Denmark Zoo has any ostriches... _itstotallynotcusiwannaseepeoplegettingchasedbyone:)_

@TheGizmoSystem

4 жыл бұрын

well thats good to hear ^w^

@_pyxeled

4 жыл бұрын

I wanna go to that Denmark zoo so badddddddd.....

@celestabelleabethabelle7551

4 жыл бұрын

Zürich zoo has HUGE enclosures

"Panther..." Nothing special I guess

@Smilo-the-Sabertooth

4 жыл бұрын

Zookeeper: Panther. (Nothing else to say) Me: A panther is either a jaguar or a leopard that is born with a genetic mutation that turns their fur black, which is very rare.

@dash33r22

4 жыл бұрын

Smilo yesh i wanted to say it but u already did lol

@cactoos9793

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry but I may have unintentionally stole this comment.

@julialungan4722

3 жыл бұрын

@@Smilo-the-Sabertooth also, their habitat encourages dark fur so black panthers have an advantage in the wild.

1:35 me exposing my work on cardboard:

Great film! Love the message here. Some zoos do an incredible job taking care of their animals and educating the public! Others... not so much. ☹️

"This is a lion, king of the jungle!" Me: *About to go off on her statement*

@clintdona4586

4 жыл бұрын

The Elemental Gaurdian lmfao m e

@CANINETHEROPY

4 жыл бұрын

"The *jungle* " EXCUSE ME BUT WHEN DO THEY LI-

@T_E_G

4 жыл бұрын

@@CANINETHEROPY Me: *AcTUaLly*

@valentinescumnapkin7430

4 жыл бұрын

Its just. An expression

@sueb2898

4 жыл бұрын

HE SHOULD BE IN HIS JUNGLE!! there I did it for you.

Person: Lion, king of the jungle Lion: dead inside Me: where is the jungle??

@snowy3219

4 жыл бұрын

also lions live in savannah so lol

@oh9034

3 жыл бұрын

Uhh there is a species of lion called the asiatic lion that lives in jungles how does nobody know this?!

@MoffinMouse

3 жыл бұрын

because some people find watching a peice of toast fall over more entertaining than the nature channel

Animals walk back and forth because they are stressed. Edit: and is it just me or...is the feet relaxing to hear? Lol

@Javier-ur7ly

4 жыл бұрын

For avoid estereotipial movemements caused by stress zoos provide enrichments to the animals to keep them distracted and make their wild instinct stronger and brake the routines, it can be in diferent forms: food, smells, the disposition of the elements of their installation, etc. And there are a lot of formats: in food format they must broke or take out the food from the site that the food is, sove some puzzles or follow the smell, into the hided food, smells it can be used to make, that the animals mark their territory or follow smells, and the exploration enrichments are based on change the disposition of the objects in the habitat. All the enrichment is accesible on every specie, and zoos must find the equilibrium between difficult, but not frustrated to the animal, because if the enrichment is imposible to solve the animal gets frustrated and this is worst than do nothing. For example in the parcelona zoo to the chimps the keepers use an artificial anteer or put some food in socks and made some knots, this is imposible to solve for a zebra or a meerkat.

Zoo keeper: we built this fun cage because orangutans are playful creatures. Me: sure doesn't look like that.

This is exactly how I feel about zoo's. If we love animals so much why do we keep them locked up in cages for our entertainment.

@clarerybicki754

4 жыл бұрын

sister Brianne some would not survive in the wild and some are kept for breeding purposes but I agree why do they have to be stared at

@sarastarkey2365

4 жыл бұрын

To 'save' them we lock them up and cause them to go insane (sterotypical behaviour)...Those who bang these animals up don't care about these animals as INDIVIDUALS but because certain humans find them fascinating. That is the bottom line. As to they would not 'survive in the wild'....because the 'wild' has been concreted over. Remember certain people - actually a lot of people - used to think slaves couldn't make it on their own either. Zoos are prisons. End of.

@spongebobsquarepants3851

4 жыл бұрын

And why do we eat them and their secretions

@sarastarkey2365

4 жыл бұрын

@@spongebobsquarepants3851 Some of us don't. And ever more are becoming vegan. I have been a vegan for 37 years and am delighted ever more are seeing that breeding, fattening, transporting and slaughtering 70 BILLION intensively bred animals as 'food' each year is unacceptable.

@wetbread4094

4 жыл бұрын

If zoos actually cared the animals wouldn't be so depressed thats why I like conservation places that let people in. They actually help the animals

Me: *sees nice zoos with happy animals and good enclosures* This video: HERE, BE DEPRESSED Edit: alright. So a lot of you keep replying and saying: “Happy animals, yeah right” and stuff. I agree, some zoos aren’t like this. I honestly just posted this comment for fun but seeing it get so much HATE, just if you’re here to hate, just leave... Edit TWO: OK GUYS THIS HAS GOT TO STOP. THANK YOU. PEOPLE FOR DEFENDING ME AND KNOWING IT’S A JOKE! IF YOU’RE HERE TO HATE JUST... leave... EDIT T H R E E: OK GUYS, YOU FINALLY CRACKED ME!!!! AGAIN IF YOU COME HERE TO FIGHT WITH ME, HATE ON ME, FIGHT WITH SOMEONE ELSE, OR JUST BE RUDE, THEN LEAVE! LEAVE! I TRIED TO BE NICE, I TRIED TO MAKE A FUNNY COMMENT, AND I TRIED, TO STOP THESE POINTLESS ARGUMENTS!!!!! ED. IT. FOUR. : Look, I know there are bad zoos. I’ve seen them. I hate them. But, that doesn’t mean that I haven’t seen good zoos and that also doesn’t give you the right to hate on me for trying to make a joke.. Final edit guys. The next tome I have to make an edit I’m deleting this comment. Say your goodbyes..! Hi! You know what? I don’t care anymore. Hate on me as you will. I am not a puppet. I won’t change just for you. Don’t waste your time posting a hate reply. Bye bye now!

@pasteldreams5413

4 жыл бұрын

@Jam Studios Most* At least in the USA. Not sure about everywhere else.

@madsv6603

4 жыл бұрын

@@pasteldreams5413 From what I remember our zoos in Engalnd are pretty good all the animals are quite lively and playful with eachother but then again theres always a bad side to the good🤷‍♀️

@andy-fu5yz

4 жыл бұрын

The zoo in norway has a really big enclosure for the wolves you can only see them once in a while as they run around in the foredt playing with eachother at least as i remember it

@tyeesei28

4 жыл бұрын

Wanna know how sad my life is? I never been to a zoo :D

@ninjakeks9326

4 жыл бұрын

Zoos are never appropriate to the species. Elephants lives with their family in a wide area. Lions too. You just can't put some ainimals in too tiny enclosures and pretending their are alright. (Tiny in relation to the natural space they take in wildlife which are several hectares)

Absolutely phenomenal, and describes the feelings I have and can't put into words. Thank you for offering your take on this issue with this awesome short film. It's so reassuring that someone else holds these same grievances I have about zoos, more-so the visitors who miss the whole point of the zoo and come to be entertained rather than educated and don't appreciate the animals. You have the ability and the creativity to express it and explain it in ways I never could through artwork like this animation. Bravo!

I've been to a zoo in poverty-stricken area of a South American country and it took better care of the animals. Not the best, but way better than this. It's lions were rescued from a circus. It had a bird area where there were no cages, just a tunnel of native trees and local parrots, macaws, and other feathered friends could nest freely in the trees. It had a free of pollution river with turtles and fish, which fascinated my little ones. What I'm saying is that if a tiny, South American country can do it, then why can't we?

@Alex-ft1df

Жыл бұрын

because us American's are too money greedy for money that we don't even care about our own home planet anymore or of the animals themselves at all and only care about ourselves and not of others. at least that is what it is like now though these days in this torn apart by greed country state.

I rlly like this animation, and I feel a bit sad that everyone is responding with defensive zoo comments, and not commenting on the good animation, and work that went into it. :)

@maefromnitw4091

4 жыл бұрын

It's a very good animation, but very misinformed

What I like a lot is how when the tour guides are showing the guests the animals, for each animal it’s slowly gets less descriptive all the way until just saying “panther” which isn’t even there actual name, just the family tree genus

“Panther.” *well everything else got a fancy introduction* >:C

"Zoos are horrible" My zoo, the columbus zoo. *"Hold my number one zoo in the world award"*

In Indiana they built an orangutan enclosed that has tunnels going all over the park, and they have private areas that are 6-7 times the size of what you see.

AAAAAAHHHH!!! WHY DID I WATCH THIS??? I KNEW THIS WOULD ONLY MAKE ME SAD!!!

I’m sooo glad some other people agree with this. Humans are a type of animal and just because they are pretty intelligent doesn’t mean other non-human animals aren’t. I can’t help but feel sad at the thought of what some of these guys are going through. Never being free. Never being able to go back home. Even sometimes separated from their own families.

"Cheetah, fastes animals that can reach up to 75 km/hour" Prerigrin Falcon: *Laughs in 250 km/hour*

@ultimate_animal_showdown

4 жыл бұрын

Daily Tofu yes

@lion5386

4 жыл бұрын

Stupid.Cheetah 100km-120km/hour not 75.

@skyalaer8274

4 жыл бұрын

@@lion5386 They said that in the video, but yeah, cheetahs can reach a speed of 120 and some are rumored to reach up to 130+

@beauscott9193

4 жыл бұрын

Technically, they are even matched, because a cheetah can go up to 75 mph (yes I realize 250 mph is faster), while the falcon must fly high up into the sky to gain the speeding dive, giving the cheetah a better start

@lunawolves262

4 жыл бұрын

No its 125km/hour maximum

Dog:woof bork woof Cats:meow Crocodilo:Pew Pew Pew Monkey:AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Lion:hahahahaha

I think this is a metaphor for animals being trapped in captivity without enough care that they need, while the humans are only trying to make money off them. It’s a sad but true moral.

Zoos: trying their best to conserve animals and raise awareness for endangered species. Working hard everyday to give them all they need such as health, proper nutrition, stimulation and ect to give the animal the best life it can have. Money raised to help support habitats, re breeding and breeding projects, populations and ect. Calarts: TORTURE

@LiyAxolotl

4 жыл бұрын

Those are sanctuaries... Zoos are mostly used for entertainment (not all) but those are the zoos which are cruel and this animation is all about. Spreading awareness about cruel ones, not all zoos.

@zitzak2794

4 жыл бұрын

LiyAxolotl K. Usually zoo’s make money showing animals to the public and educating them, keeping a part of the money but also using it to preserve species and make the life for the animals very good. Tigers are bred a lot in zoos and the zoo i last went to only has rescue bears

@LiyAxolotl

4 жыл бұрын

@@zitzak2794 I understand that some zoos want animals to keep on living well, but humans in no way can recreate the right environment and give them freedom even if the animals are bred in captivity. Zoos don't give them all they need no matter how much they love the animals, but sadly there is probing no other way considering what is going on with their environment. But people aren't really saving the animals, they just make their instincts more dull to the point where animals couldn't sustain themselves in the wild even if they got the chance and their lives literally depend on the human species. Whatever is left of their population isn't going to be what it was before no matter how much you try- Though I respect your opinion and in no way want to attack you or anything, have a nice day :)

@zitzak2794

4 жыл бұрын

LiyAxolotl K. I get your point but animals do not care THAT much if they have less space, as long as it is still a big enclosure that mimics their natural habitat. Most animals already are less intelligent so they do not experience emotions the exact same as humans, while a human might not like it to be stuck in a house (even if it is a very good one) most animals (like tigers and lions) do not really care as long as they have good food, safety and entertainment. They also live longer in captivity and have no need to ever fear or stress out (this is all when they are kept in a good and responsible zoo)

@LiyAxolotl

4 жыл бұрын

@@zitzak2794 I get what you are saying, yea you're right on that. But they still start to literally DEPEND on humans like that meaning that they slowly become domesticated of sort, humans just need to take proper care of them...

I just want to say that a lot of zoos are good. The animals have friends to play with, plenty of space to move around and they get new toys and treats, often Also, they usually have indoor rooms with air conditioning, and soft beds to keep them safe and warm overnight And most zoos really do try to help animals. There's a zoo in Ecuador where they have these two bears that are the last of their kind and the people there are trying to help save and protect the species. (Idk if they've succeeded, it's been a while) There's also a zoo in Virginia, where a baby cheetah lost their mother, and that cheetah currently lives with a dog and some humans, and they all spend lots of time together, outside of zoo hours I've even seen zoos where they give the animals extensive medical treatment and even let them mate and have babies, without the humans choosing which animals should and shouldn't mate with each other

This is really deep. There are a lot of zoos out there that should not exist because of the way they treat their animals as a tourist attraction. I do think that some zoos are important however because they let people develop a love for animals that they’d likely never be able to see in person. The Houston zoo is really nice because it has really nice enclosures built for its animals and the keepers are always giving them enrichment. Without it I wouldn’t want to pursue biology.

As an animator myself I do respect the effort, but I've never seen a zoo like this. Admittedly I haven't been to many, but the few I've seen have had large enclosures that mimic the animal's natural environment. Usually I couldn't even see most of the animals because there was ample room and cover for the animal to hide and have some peace. I only saw animals when they chose to let people see them. I don't see how that's abuse. Am I abusing my cat because I keep her indoors? She's obviously happy, frequently comes meowing for my attention, snuggles up and purrs when I pick her up. She's healthy, active, and playful. She's actually right next to me, sleeping on my bed. She's a lot farther from her natural habitat than the zoos I've seen but she's obviously a kitty who's content with her life. Even when the door's accidentally left open, she only takes a few pawsteps outside before sitting down. She doesn't want to leave. If I released her into the wild, she'd die. And she'd die feeling terrified and alone and wondering why her beloved human abandoned her. She's probably use her last breath to meow for me, because any time I leave her for too long (like a whole day or more, while she's with someone else so she's not neglected) she cries for me. She's not too unlike many zoo animals. Yeah she's more domesticated than them but cats aren't even technically considered domesticated I don't think, so my point stands Zoos aren't inherently abusive or neglectful. I'm sure some are but based on this comments section and my own knowledge, most aren't. Humans aren't in our natural habitat either and I don't see you calling the existence of cities and modern technology abuse. Personally I prefer relatively easy food, readily available water, near guaranteed shelter and safety, and medical treatment of I get too sick or something (Though I'm in the US so I don't rely on that one too much). Not everyone has those guarantees now, of course, but you know who DEFINITELY doesn't have those guarantees? Humans in their natural habitat Not that I think animals shouldn't be wild. But I also respect people who live a more natural lifestyle (As in like, tribes still living in the wild, not the latest fad diet or something). I just don't think it's wrong to provide those blessings that these animals can't get on their own. Well, rant over. My cat says hi

@kirstenzerbinis2973

3 жыл бұрын

I really agree with you but if the person making the video has not said they think all zoo’s are bad I wouldn’t blame them, many people just see things in a very black and white way, like “trapping animals is wrong” even if the animals are perfectly happy and don’t care. That’s something that’s hard to get people to not do

@vaughnhaney7020

3 жыл бұрын

@@kirstenzerbinis2973 Yeah, I myself struggle with such polarised ideas sometimes... But I try to see the grey areas, and encourage others to do the same

I totally feel them , they're not meant to be caged up for our enjoyment, their meant to be in the wild; happy, free and truly safe

i'm going to be very blunt here, while the animation quality is amazing, and the colors go perfect together, most zoos arent like this, and this animation is wrong. though you have an amazing art style, the point your trying to make is so dumb. 1rst of all: zoo animals are born in captivity, they live in captivity, and they die in captivity. if you just set them all free, they would get killed off by predators, or starve because they cant hunt. 2nd: most zoos treat their animals with a lot of respect, and the zookeepers take care and builed bonds with their animals, and give them toys to play with. automatically assuming it's "animal abuse" is very ignorent. 3rd: most zoo enclosures are big, way bigger than in the animation. the animals also have other animals with them, and arent lonely. 4th: zoos are necisarry. conservation of animals is very inportant and theyre breeding the animals to keep the species alive. and ive gotta say, the animation quality is the only thing that barely saved you from getting my dislike. im sorry if it was harsh and if i made a few spelling errors, but im just trying to share my thoughts.

@Javier-ur7ly

4 жыл бұрын

Only one error in point 1: if you teach an animal to live in freedom he can survive, de Barcelona zoo liberates dorcas gazells succesfully in sahel's savanah

@riejrjejejrjejrjrkenendkdj4207

4 жыл бұрын

Javier yeah you're right.

@varga203

4 жыл бұрын

Javier it depend of his age.

@Javier-ur7ly

4 жыл бұрын

@@varga203 in the conservation and reintroduction program with the dorcas gazells the zoo of barcelona only reintroduce young animals, that animals lives in african reserves and are the childs of that gazells that travell to Africa from Barcelona wich are liberated

@varga203

4 жыл бұрын

Javier this is what I say no?

This is a very nice animation with a hidden meaning , luckily there are zoo's that care about there animals more than money but i have to admit , it felt wrong watching the animals in there enclosures

Girl: Lion, king of the jungle. Lion: *This is one nice freakin wall*

I like that there all just so used to it...straight up chill

Peragrine is the fastest animal And not every zoo is bad

@jazmynes9474

4 жыл бұрын

That's true, but not a lot of people know about it so they just go with cheetahs. Edit: I also agree with your 2nd statement

@nekosparkclaw2833

4 жыл бұрын

@- The Sweet Sagitarrius A* - It is the fastest animal. A peregrine's dive is only 10 MPH short of THE SPEED OF SOUND. 240 Miles per hour. 4 miles a minute.

@nekosparkclaw2833

4 жыл бұрын

@- The Sweet Sagitarrius A* - You do know that the term animal refers to all of the creatures mentioned, right?

@nekosparkclaw2833

4 жыл бұрын

@- The Sweet Sagitarrius A* - .. you're saying that the peregrine falcon isn't the fastest known animal, because it has wings?

@snowy3219

4 жыл бұрын

cheetahs are the fastests animals beacuse peragrine falcon its fast when its going down

This was a wonderful animation

Chettah:*sits there* Me: the cheetah can escape through the bars can it and the girrafe can jump over

I made an audible gasp when I saw that the cheetahs had nowhere to run

Honestly I’ve gone to the same zoo my whole life and I’m disgusted by zoos that are like this I’ve always loved being at the zoo the animals would look healthy mentally and physically and had plenty of room to roam, play, hide, or eat so It’s kinda sad to know that some zoos actually are like this....(I actually cried a little)

excuse me why the flying frick does this only have 400 likes

@frogsquared7867

4 жыл бұрын

Stella Barrett 2.5k*

@stellabarrett8141

4 жыл бұрын

l wait nvm it now has 4.2k now but SERIOUSLY WHY DOES THIS HAVE SO LITTLE RECOGNITION.

@TheGoldenRosie

4 жыл бұрын

It’s 4.3k likes but ok

@smp4733

4 жыл бұрын

4.4k now

@theshockinglyeloquentdog9945

4 жыл бұрын

because it's dumb. i just disliked

Even though I don’t agree, I love that you portrayed your opinion and the subject without pointing it out. Even though there is no people or signs saying your opinion, there is a feeling of boredom and loneliness throughout the short film, conveying feeling how the animals might feel, versus the humans.

1:50 That was hard...

I'll speak honestly. Those animals look like they just can't stand humanity anymore because of how the humans are everywhere and the animals are locked up. I feel h o r r i b l e .

@fricka4798

4 жыл бұрын

1. its a drawing 2. this video is misleading, showing the common, totally normal behavior of big cats (like house cats) lying down most of the day as them being sad 3. many things in this are inaccurate 4. animals don't think like that

@elizabethjones3088

4 жыл бұрын

@@fricka4798 How do you know the way animals think? We don't know much about their thought process, only their behaviours so this could technically be what they think

@katijabaric4157

4 жыл бұрын

@@fricka4798 It's drawn like that to portray emotions, not because animals actually sit on the ground depressed being disappointed in humans. If anything it's more of a demonstration of how redundant and unfulfilling their lives are. Though I understand all of your points.

@fairy5484

4 жыл бұрын

Actually there are many zoos who actually treat theyr animals well and most zoos now have animals that were rescued and cant live in the wild anymore

@jamisanmatalonis8458

4 жыл бұрын

Silverfox Productions well we have scanned their brains and seen how ‘human like’ they really think. Most animals are just wanting to survive and have formed a symbiotic relationship (I’ll be it, a weak one) with their ‘captors’. Animals are not as emotionally intelligent as humans and that’s just a fact. I.E. a large parrot like a macaw actually has the brain capacity of a 7 year old, which is why it’s recommended to treat them almost like a human child.

I totally get the point, it’s so OH YEAH **Proceeds to lie**

I just would like to point out: Many zoos are actually not just forcefully taking animals from the wild. Yes, the animals are still in captivity. But, some (if not the majority) of the animals have had something happen to them that will limit their chances of survival.

Well this seems like a representation of the zoos in the 1900s ..... most unique zoos don’t look like this

The one and only Ivan is still the saddest book I’ve read

I view them as a necessary evil. Yes I would love it if there wasn't as many and some were better planned. Through I have to admit that zoos have done some good. There's a Bald Eagle our zoo that can't fly due to an injury, you think she would serve in the wild for long? We also have a troop of Long Tailed Macaques that used to be used for testing beauty products inside a lab, Now they have a outdoor exhibit that allows them be Macaques (through personally I wish the exhibit was a bit larger) We also help Blue Iguana population with our breeding program, saved abused male Orangutan and an abandoned baby Walrus, and we donate a lot of our earning to Conservational Efforts. Through that doesn't mean it's perfect. It's suck in the middle of downtown with nowhere to grow. It's African area feels cramped and In all honesty I think we need to move the Elephants, Dolphins, and Giraffes to other zoos or a Sanctuaries with more room them. I wish we could release them back into the wild, but they were born in captivity so they have no fucking clue how to survive in the wild. Not saying your wrong. I do see where your coming from, in a perfect world we wouldn't need things like zoos to get people interested in animals. But lets face it, we don't live in that perfect world. And trust me, would a modern man or woman would sit down and read a research paper or watch a nature documentary when they could just watch the next fad? No, they would rather watch mindless garbage then learn. And through zoos don't do it any better, they just make it easier to plant the seeds.