How Injured Animals are Treated in a Remote Himalayan Village
Fascinating to see how the villagers of Shaday try to save the life of a donkey attacked by a wolf and was almost eaten alive.
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My wife and I have just discovered your channel here in the United States. It is an inspiration. We are approaching retirement age soon and hope to return to India for extended trekking. We both traveled in India and Nepal in our younger days. I am off to Peru for some trekking in the near future, but I long to get back to the Himalaya.
Thanks for telling these stories. Unsure whether they are the remotes ones or us living far away from nature.
These people are far more advanced physically mentally and inevery aspect of life as compared to modern civilization. Thanks Sarvana for showing us 🙏
Hoping your parents are doing well. It’s such a pleasure to see that you are active on KZread nowadays. Such an insightful video. Thanks for inspiring each of us with the amazing content and commentary.
I am from zanskar and wish to explore more places as you do.U are an Inspiration to me.🤗
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Some wonderful stories as always 😊
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Thank God donkeys live saved from woolf and again from wound by gracious man's , although its painful visuals to watch but it was for animals betterment so 👍 . Thank you India in motion for sharing this video to gain knowledge for us too 🙏
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My God...that was so heart-wrenching & painful to see....that burning hot iron rod being placed on the open wound of the poor donkey...maybe it's the only way left to save the life of that animal & stop the infection...but it's very very painful. 😥
It's amazing. Awestruck.
You have the steel nerves of a surgeon to be able to film the burning of the flesh around the wound! Great documentation. And I was so relieved (as I'm sure many of your viewers) to see the donkey walking around after that painful procedure.
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