When i lived in the bush of Alaska I found two small Lynx Kittens and raised them and when they got older they went off on their own. While they were with me fed them Rabbit Pheasant and other wild game. They pretty much fended for themselves after 11 months catching their own food. The Female made her territory near my camp and would see her all the time. When she had her first litre of kittens she brought them by for a visit.

@JR-qz3zt

3 жыл бұрын

Cool lie bro.

@masskilla469

3 жыл бұрын

@@JR-qz3zt Why are you so negative? You must have a miserable Life!!

@shafaatmosvi

3 жыл бұрын

@@masskilla469 LOL.

@shafaatmosvi

3 жыл бұрын

@@JR-qz3zt LOL.

@cathydoyle8804

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing your story.

This is was one of the most touching documentary that I've seen. This man Milos is a good man, a good hearted man. And he live a beautiful life in the most beautiful country. Good luck with you encounters with animals.

@josephlee4337

9 жыл бұрын

I also want to thank the producer of the The Secret Nature. Loved all your outstanding documentaries.

I love this, what a blessing in life. To be able to be with these fantastic animals, even if for a short time. Thank you.

By far this was the best thing to watch.good job

My cat (a Bengal) was completely engrossed in this film. He watched the whole thing. He tried talking to the lynxes, but they were rude and didn't even look at him!

Is a human HONOR to have these creatures alongside us!

The amount of effort and knowledge put into the "lynx rescue mission" is unbelievable. This documentary is able to capture the beautiful complexity (but sometimes simplicity) of interspecific relationships, convening empathy and information at the same time. Milos and Lila (what a great bound they have!), Tomas and everyone who was involved in this mission did a wonderful job. I hope that Liza and Muro are still doing well (I wish they had radio collars before the release!), and more lynxes are populating the European forests.

@josephwilliams376

2 жыл бұрын

3

@euphoria156

2 жыл бұрын

😡😰😭YOU ARE CRUEL AND INHUMAN TO DO THIS TO 6 WEEKS OLD BABIES!!! SEPARATING THEM FROM THEIR MOTHER !! YOU SHAMELESS, GUILTLESS CRUEL EVIL HUMANS!! I WISH YOU THE AND YOUR CHILDREN GET SEPARATED FROM YOUR MOTHERS!! ALL WILD ANIMALS MUST BELEFT IN THE WHILD AND OUT FROM ANIMAL PRISON/ZOO!!!! WHY DIDNT U TAKE ALL 4 KITTENS AND MOTHER IN THE WILD!!!

@aimreyne8487

2 жыл бұрын

@@euphoria156 are you five?

@johnswimcat

Жыл бұрын

Collars can be a problem for any animal because they can get snagged and this can be fatal. I kept cats for a long time and never used collars for this reason.

@kiko7247

Жыл бұрын

@@johnswimcat it depends on the collar, some are safe because they self open if needed

Milos, his wife, and the Slovak government should be proud, and the producers of this video deserve kudos. Rates 6 stars on a 5-star scale!

@angelagardner5230

2 жыл бұрын

yeah

@angelagardner5230

2 жыл бұрын

yeah

Extraordinary masterpiece. Now, these years later rewilding projects are taking place all over the world and lynxes are part of it. Thank you, Milos and all for your incredible dedication.

Wow I really enjoyed watching this documentary about Lynxes and even more the dedication that Milos and his wife put from the beginning to the end to teach these Lynxes how to survive on their own in the wild. I love Leela the dog, I'm so glad she was rescued before she was put to sleep and is having the time of her life, you can tell how much she loves her humans and the animals. Leela is the animal ambassador for the wild fosters

I cried. I could never do what Milos did. I would be frantic with worry. I have two cats, one originally feral and although I know he longs for the wild sometimes, I could never let him go. I nursed him back to health after being attacked. He is the most loyal and the calmest cat I have ever had. I know it is not exactly the same. I have always felt so much for animals - even what I think they would feel . It was sad to see only one lynx return and not the other....People say animals especially wild have no feelings - I disagree. Thank you for a wonderful documentary.

That was lovely 😻 As for the eagles, they are generally very calm, when they know that we only want to help them.

Lynx are so beautiful!

@GoWild_EN

9 жыл бұрын

Rosa Parkin yes they are :-)

@manonthetoilet

6 жыл бұрын

all cats are

@joeltorrentec.9654

5 жыл бұрын

Wait... Read more

@shafaatmosvi

3 жыл бұрын

@Jack Johnson No.

@markwhelan9887

3 жыл бұрын

@Jack Johnson Each to their own!! I myself think all animals from the smallest to the tallest they all have good and bad in them just like us humans it's what they choose to do that defines who and what they are. Some animals are predators whilst others are both meat and plant eaters omnivore's and then there is the herbivores EACH animal is wonderful and spectacular so let's just be amazed at our diversity.👍

I am proud of Milos and his wife and everybody who helped to film this amazing story, dakujem pekne!

Lynxes are beautiful animals-- one of my favorite types of wild cat. This documentary was really good and hopefully more people will watch it. Conservation is an important responsibility that we all have a part to play in.

@ValaAssistant

5 жыл бұрын

conservation is what a true warrior strives for!

@MikeSmith-vl5em

3 жыл бұрын

Hunting is the best form of conservation as long as you follow the rules and guidelines..... kill those invasive species

@Temporalplace

3 жыл бұрын

@@MikeSmith-vl5em If will to eat is invasive for you, then all species are invasive

@SpartanThe300th

3 жыл бұрын

@Mike Smith what are you on about? Lynx are native species literally everywhere where they live. In fact lynx, as a predator, are a very important part of the eco system. They hunt the species that overpopulate.

@jerulew3547

2 жыл бұрын

I'm gonna try My BEST!!🤓🥰🔥🙏🏽💖🧡🖤

What a dedication and labour of true love by this man's work. Thank you. You're an inspiration. God bless you always.

@angelagardner5230

2 жыл бұрын

yes gby

Milos (the human) is a saint for rescuing these lynx and then also his German Shepherd right before it would've been put to sleep at the shelter ❤

What a beautiful heartfelt story of man and nature. The lynxes are so beautiful! Thank you so much, Milos and Thomas, for sharing this amazing story with us! Lots of love from Ukraine!

@angelagardner5230

2 жыл бұрын

love from uk

This is the most beautiful documentary i swear

This documentary pulled at my heartstrings more than I would like to admit.

Thank you, our Slavic brothers and sisters, for loving nature and helping animals. Love from Russia

@-nukglo-698

3 жыл бұрын

Love from Serbia as well

@Temporalplace

3 жыл бұрын

Обычно после таких слов вы забираете территорию братьев.

@Temporalplace

3 жыл бұрын

​@@-nukglo-698 I advice you to be carefull with those Slavic brothers, today they can be brothers but tomorrow, if putin decides opposite, you will be enemies for them. Their brotherhood depends on will of their Tsar.

@jaymcjr4858

3 жыл бұрын

Everyone must make their own choices, not politicians

@Temporalplace

3 жыл бұрын

@@jaymcjr4858 When their politicians will decide to take your land, they won't come by them self, they will send those people who you thoguht were your brothers And they will do whatever their piliricans say to do.

I love how these people open their place to wildlife like that and puts no lock or chains just offers a place to stay as long as needed, this is very heartwarming. And stunningly beautiful animals and nature.

@paulreimann3444

3 жыл бұрын

Mms

Milos Majda, one lucky guy! He is so close with wildlife, Lynx, Golden Eagle. I'm so jealous.

@buradley1733

3 жыл бұрын

You could do what he does as a conservationist if you went to college & took some classes

@drkcrmsn

3 жыл бұрын

@@buradley1733 i'm graduate in forestry & final year project in wildlife. In my country, to be in conservation field are not so easy. The opportunity quite limited.

Extraordinary documentary! Everything in it is top class...the story, the narration, the music..Everything!

@aman_raw

2 жыл бұрын

where you from bro in India

No electricity no cell phone, but a dog that tells a lot if u hv someone faithful by ur side u can live anywhere in any condition and do whatever u want...

That is called quality documentary. Thanks for uploading

Lynxes are such beautiful and interesting cats and where I live (Belgium) also mysterious ones. For a few years now it was assumed that, after an absence of ca. 200 years, they were back in our country, based on some sightings. But those were never confirmed and so the lynx was to become "the ghost of the woods". Only recently, in september 2020, a picture was taken that confirmed its definitive return. Maybe even more than the also recent return of the wolf here, I feel it's an event to celebrate.

@millag93

3 жыл бұрын

Of course it's an event to celebrate! This is actually so cool. Here, in Bulgaria is thought that the lynx has disappeared, I hope to be proven wrong. Bless all the wildlife!

@davidjames44283

Жыл бұрын

we think they live in the mendips in england..

@jancyvargheese5351

Жыл бұрын

@@millag93 do they actually? I think the lynx went extinct in Britain around 1000 years ago. Is there any proof they still exist?

the first speech i ever gave was about the Lynx. At almost 50 I'm still fascinated by them, just such a beautiful animal

the german shepherd is such a cool dog, he seems to like the lynx s a lot.

@MrGuglo

2 жыл бұрын

He speaking in Slovak. German language is totally different.

@stevejames5863

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrGuglo [?]

@MrGuglo

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevejames5863 How to explain.The "shepard" is from Slovakia, not from Germany. Whole story is situated in Slovakia. Do i ring your bell??

@stevejames5863

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrGuglo oh...so your saying the german shepherd is originally from slovakia, not germany. i didn t know that. [ps. i don t know the term , ring your bell, i don t know what that means]

@noktuno4783

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevejames5863 I'm not sure if Ján is talking about the breed of the dog. xD I have a strange feeling that he thought that you're reffering to the guy and you calling him shepherd from germany, shepherd of lynxes, lol. :) Idk, it looks like misunderstanding due to language barrier.

Thank you for this beautiful glimpse into God's splendid creation and your work to keep them alive. Well done!

This is a very beautiful video! These cats are truly magnificent and deserve protection where they belong in the wild.

I'm bobcat at heart. Lynx are nature's play cats. My boy Andrew, perched on my leg, watched most of this video. Ryan watched from afar. Very nice.

Wonderful documentary. Milos Majda is magnificent.

@2degucitas

3 жыл бұрын

He's a good lynx daddy

I know these guys mean well, but "the first step was to undo their bond with their mother" can't be the best start.

What a fabulous documentary thank you! Big thanks to Milos and his wife for all they do 💗🐾💗🦅💗

Ngl when the male lynx was crying out for his sister when she disappeared for a few days it brought tears to my eyes. It’s crazy that even without speech they still can convey so so much

@drorsherman3597

3 жыл бұрын

Oppppppppppppppkkkkkk

@buradley1733

3 жыл бұрын

Very nice, thank you. Do Lynx's interbreed like house cats do? Or do they always breed outside their own bloodline?

@jth1954

3 жыл бұрын

@@buradley1733 housecat don’t interbreed. This only happens in very rare situations

@buradley1733

3 жыл бұрын

@@jth1954 Really, it's already happened with 2 of my cats. So you are mistaken there. What is your expertise with cats?

@jth1954

3 жыл бұрын

@@buradley1733 housecats in the wild try not to interbreed, in homes they do because there are no other cats. Interbreeding is evolutionary bad, and therefore it’s tried to be avoided

Lynxes are the cutest animals :) Great movie! And must also compliment the soundtrack.

@barbarasmith6005

3 жыл бұрын

Though is that music folk music of Slovakia? It sounds like American wesern-type faux folkiness.

@buradley1733

3 жыл бұрын

The word "cute" is WAY OVERUSED! How about we try Exquisite or Extroirdinary?

@buradley1733

2 жыл бұрын

@Sunshine thanks, I'll remember that. I'm trying to work on not being so critical with others. Guess I slipped up. Apologies.

Lynx is a beautiful animal, and it's exciting to see Europeans re-introducing them. This is also a handsome documentary, of Milos and his patient and meticulous preparation of the Lynx young for the wild. Bravo!

Thank you so much for this wonderful documentary. Love from Finland:)

We got to watch 3 Lynx kittens play around their mom, in Ontario, Canada near Chapleau, in September 2011. They were so cute.

@mccubb1

2 жыл бұрын

I have a bunch of videos from chapleau! They are kind of stupid, but some are funny

Sometimes its good to be free that is the essence of being wild, people shoul not domesticate most type of animals. This is a great nature story.

This is also a story of a great man and his ingenious efforts to help lynxes.

I would have had a hard time saying goodbye to those cats. I am glad that these people could handle the sorrow of seeing them go into the dangerous wild.

@lizzysimner7715

Жыл бұрын

Loving them so much would give him pleasure to go back to where they belong and do the whole thing over again with new ones he finds what a legend

Beautiful cats and nice stories. Good job Mr.

thrilled that the lynxes became independent, know u will miss them. thanku for hard work!

Thank you. What a wonderful documentary. Love lynx. Greetings from Belize.

So happy they're able to survive after months of being away from their home. Beautiful documentary/ heart warming story. :) Thanks Misha, his wife and Leila. God bless you guys for doing extra ordinary work.

@angelagardner5230

2 жыл бұрын

yes bless you both

i was stunned how the hung on the wooden support beam for the ceiling! thanks for posting the video!

Great documentary and a great effort by Milo and his wife.

Lisa wasn't hesitant about that jump. She was sizing it up first. Think then jump still 9 lives to go 👍🏾😼

@SammyPlayzRoblox

3 жыл бұрын

and your comments has nine likes

@SammyPlayzRoblox

3 жыл бұрын

are you *KITTING* me?

All Animal Shelters are overcrowded and in most cases, they are just a place of limbo for animals prior to being "put to sleep'. Don't buy pets on a whim, don't buy them for other people as gifts and make sure that you have the means and stability to provide a safe, happy life for them before buying one of your own. This was a fantastic video, those Lynxes really are magnificent.

@philomat77

3 жыл бұрын

good advice! Let Nature be! Admire it without interfering!

Thank you for the amazing and interesting documentary.

The exercise scenes in the house are awesome.

@buradley1733

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I used to do that on my home beans, but my husband got exacerbated & divorced me.

Wonderful guy. I admire and envy what he does

We need more people like Milos and no golden boys... like, no more golden boys, AT ALL!

great documentary, great man this Milos. Thanks!

Amazing pound for pound how powerful they are. That leap and pull-up was impressive!

Lynx is my spirit animal

@luket.7468

5 жыл бұрын

Oh

@bluebabeey9343

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@bluebabeey9343

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@GutPoacher

3 жыл бұрын

@Sims 3 Forever Dude I prefer the Eurasian lynx!

Every thing of this documentary is fantastic, love it, love the dedication of the couple, love the thought process of wild life conservationist, but I am impressed with the skills of Milos, dude knows most of the things to live on his own.

@alaalfa8839

2 жыл бұрын

Czech and Slovaks are also passionate mushroom pickers, or are picking also other fruits as blueberries, strawberries, raspberries...Or mostly it was trend 20 and 30 years ago before the tech, when people used to go tramping and camping or go on trips or to summer camp, and sing the tramp, and country songs with a guitar, by the camp fire and play games with families.

Kinda wanted to cry when sis disappeared on him and he was crying for her 😟

@darrinlalla9008

3 жыл бұрын

All the logic in my head disappeared for a brief moment also.

@purrrrrl

3 жыл бұрын

I really hope the face paint on the cat in your display pic is a filter, because if not, that’s straight up animal abuse.

@missi7196

3 жыл бұрын

@@purrrrrl 🙄

Lynx , caracals and servals / Savannahs are my favorite 3 cats

@Snowboy2015

6 жыл бұрын

study margays, geoffroy cats and andean mountain cats...

@MT-iq6ji

4 жыл бұрын

All cats big and small are great and play an important role in the ecosystem. They belong in the wild, not indoors. Hybrid savannah cats are bred in captivity, can't reproduce, and have health and behavioral problems. Breeding hybrid animals doesn't help conservation. Cats don't do well in captivity. They spend their waking hours pacing, walking in circles, and showing other signs of psychological distress. Don't support pet breeders.

@isobelmiddleton6353

3 жыл бұрын

@@MT-iq6ji I couldn't agree more. Leave them alone.

I think this documentary reminds us all of a simpler time.

Amazing man, beautiful cats!! I loved it.

What would befantastic, if Lisa came back with her first cubs.

This was amazing.

Absolutely outstanding. I felt so close to them including the humans and the dog. Great job and awesome way of preserving nature. I enjoyed from beginning to end. Best of luck to the lynexes.

This is beautiful. What's up with the thumbs down? How can anyone thumb down such a beautiful thing.

@supervlad7221

8 жыл бұрын

+Dino Salas Some people just don't like cats.

@Snowboy2015

6 жыл бұрын

they were just some trappers who are going to hell...

My Siamese makes the same cries when one of the other cats is in trouble

It's videos like this that youtube is amazing for.

We have lots of lynxes in Estonia!! 😄

@2degucitas

3 жыл бұрын

Nice!

@jamesjames4844

3 жыл бұрын

Thats interesting I hope one day to visit Estonia

21:06 That’s was smooth .. exact motions

Must have been so hard to let these little darlings go. As much as I know they belong in the wild they are so precious I would be addicted. The only thing I worry about is that they have a trusting attitude towards humans now and would make easy prey for poachers. On another note I’d happily live up there in that log cabin 😍 such a peaceful life

Awwwwww really touched my feels! great doc!

Beautiful country!

Think about how little is known about Lynx, yet they are some of the most studied mid/small cats in the world! Some cats still remain so elusive, even photos are not available of them!

If I saw that dog in the woods I would have thought wolf

My God!!! Cuteness overload!!!!

Great work and what dedication ..... raising them could not have been easy !!! GOOD JON 👍🏻👍🏻😃😎😃😃

amazing work

Nice documentary. It was very helpful! :)

Good work men ,thanks from nature

Men that dog truly respect their power and stills keep friendly at all times. If I had to guess, I say is a female K9.

LOVED IT 10/10

I love watching them chase each other around the room. lol

@GoWild_EN

9 жыл бұрын

it's cute eh

@goognamgoognw6637

7 жыл бұрын

not just cute, it links us to our human wild instincts. We came from nature too. Mammals are our distant peers in evolution and seeing any one of them makes us feel good.

Why do we still allow hunting? My father was an avid hunter, but he was in the transition generation between need and Safeway. He taught me to hunt but I traded my guns for cameras. I feel the animals belong to each other their death should feed other animals. Some men are notoriously selfish and live in fantasies of man against beast. We have evolved through the efforts of great and wonderful people to take care of each other without robing the forest and plains of those without a thumb. It has now become our duty to allow the wild to be wild as we selfishly hold the lions share to feed ourselves. Hunting has now become a brutal act of those living a fantasy of bygone times. Why does society still give license to their demented view?

@fruitylerlups530

3 жыл бұрын

the only hunting i support is when its part of the way of life for very rural people, or culling to control populations that threaten home and livestock from predators, even then its not something I like to see, but too much ive seen sadistic brutes use that as an excuse to murder beautiful wolves and foxes to keep as trophies, not for the sake of the harmony or nature or safety of humans and our domesticated companions, but as you said, for their fantasies of man against beast. As a result of this mentality of "its ok to cull", we've sent many wolves to near extinction, and eradicated the beautiful tasmanian tiger. Most hunting i see serves no other purpose than these peoples sadism.

@dr.robertsmith1971

2 жыл бұрын

@@fruitylerlups530 You apparently have never seen the huge herds of deer in such places like maryland or florida s, carolina virginia, n.carolina and many more, if these populations are not kept under control they will eat them selves out of food and as a result die during the cold winters , we know this to be a fact in places where hunting was banned the populations left unchecked deer became skinny and weak ending in a complete and total desatister. I f the predators on this planet were not kept in check you would not be able to go in any national park without a real threat on your life . HAVE YOU EVER VIEW A HUMAN BEING EATEN ALIVE BY ANY PREDATOR, it is something i wish i never saw , it happened in an area where non- hunters believed they knew best they were irresponsible in their choices, costing an entire family their lives and their lives ended very violently, the type of death reserved for monsters not a family of christians. IN parts of africa the baboon populations have risen to the point they attack humans in some cases killing them, since nature can not provide a way to thin them out man steps in and controls their populations with hunting, and even that is not enough, canadian geese , if not kept in check they will absolutely perish from lack of enough food, the key to harmony is education , In due time man will face his biggest challenge, the forest for some time now have been gathering creatures mostly predators their numbers are now off the charts you can not walk in to any forest or woods without seeing some sign that they were here it is unmistakable. They are interdimensional beings and have now figured out how to bring more of their kind in to our world. Don't count on our corrupt gov . to keep you informed they lie and lie often, You are not always able to see these creatures withe naked eye but the camera never misses a shot ever. I Have i n my computer a stack of still captures of some of the most bizarre looking predators that man will ever encounter some very large some smaller but mouth full of predator teeth, i am reasonably sure they are biding their time waiting on someone or something to give them the word , these creatures my friends are of demonic origins they are demonic by nature. I am not particularly religious nor crazy i am a scientist who is simply gathering facts. And while gathering fact i found by accident that all visual media dating back to 1953 has been corrupted, not some all visual media, right up to present day news clips, also live stream. Most recently the news clips coming fro afghanistan, the ones where the camera is pointing at the crowds on the planes coming here to the US, any of the news clips will work pause the still photo now take out your magnifier 1x will work, look closely at each person starting in the seats closest to the rear of the plane , focus on over size headed people, see them now demonic beings nobody on the plane sees them buthe camera has no problem, and friends it is like that in everything we view , hidden in plain sight, basically we are most likely living in end times today but i am no expert just a guess

Young cats are funny, but watching this it made me loughing. On the other hand such young lynxes/bobcats what big paws they have and very long claws.

Interesting research into the live of these two Lynx. It took a lot of hard work byMilos and persistence to keep up the routines that he developed while the Lynx were growing up. Well Narrated and the film quality was very good. I wondered who did the filming and about half way through the documentary it mentions Milo's wife.

This dog is a rescue dog, and just few years with Milos and in its full mature age, but how close and understanding is the rescued alsatian,

@buradley1733

3 жыл бұрын

What is "alsatian?"

@hreodbeorhtcheesewright4889

3 жыл бұрын

@@buradley1733 German Shepherd. In Britain the breed name was changed to "Alsatian" (after the Alsace region of France) due to anti-German sentiment after WWI... but was changed back in the 1970s.

Yes so this job wouldn’t suck. So jealous of these guys I want to do this!!!!

What a nice wife, that endure all this work

Thanks for the video posting i totally enjoyed it with my Lynx point Siamese cat from Thailand sitting on my desk in front of me watching the video too lol

@danielmiddleton6094

6 жыл бұрын

David Tokio you do realize that they can't actually see the images right the images flicker to slow for their eyes to see it as one continuous video

THEY ARE SO CUUUTEEEEEE >< I want them

@GoWild_EN

9 жыл бұрын

Jet Jacky thanks for the comment. check out our other films and don't forget to subscribe!

lynx are wild I like wild lynx

This is great. Gotta live big cats. Interesting experiment. Interesting place, person. This is the second time I viewed this and this time I appreciate the dog more than the cats. In the interim I have also watched some videos of other big cats and that has increased appreciation for the lynx. I wonder if the tiger cat is a descendant of the lynx (housecat variety) - the markings are very similar. The lynx. European heritage. European forests. Beautiful imagery. Great documentary.

i bet it was hard and heart breaking to let them go like that.After raising them since they were cubs : and lynx's are my favorite animal in the cat family :>

Awesome :D

Subbed! Great documentary

@GoWild_EN

8 жыл бұрын

+Andy Hughes thank you!

Fascinating and thought provoking! Thank you for posting this. One comment: i wonder why the Lynx weren't microchipped? That would have allowed them to be tracked effectively. Might have been expensive to do this, I guess.

@goognamgoognw6637

7 жыл бұрын

too invasive and has to be removed eventually.

@xsietube

2 жыл бұрын

Microchips are passive, they don’t broadcast a signal

I’m sure it’s been asked but why not put a small tracking beacon on the lynx and then they could follow them for life. They could see exactly how far they make their territory. I know they make collars but it seems like we would have the tech by now to just do a small surgery with the tracker implanted. Great video

@userjarabecko

Жыл бұрын

🤦

I hope lynxes become more recognized and researched animals, i did not even hear about lynxes till i was 9