Orphaned Baby Seal Barks At Anyone Who Tries To Clean Her Bathtub
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Date: 2024-03-26
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reneer3197
It's not climate change that is robbing their lives and our lives. It's toxic chemicals, plastics, poisons and emissions. All created and dumped by irresponsible people and industries. Plus sprayed on us as chem trails via airplanes and drones. Which does evaporate and accumulate in our atmosphere. Then through rain and overnight morning dew falls back down onto our land masses and into our oceans and rivers. A constant recyling and dumping of man made chemical poisons and emissions. That in the process does influence our climate negatively, as well. We need to get honest and clean up our act and stop poisoning ourselves and our planet. Thank you for doing your part in rescuing these precious animals.
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It's not climate change that is robbing their lives and our lives. It's toxic chemicals, plastics, poisons and emissions. All created and dumped by irresponsible people and industries. Plus sprayed on us as chem trails via airplanes and drones. Which does evaporate and accumulate in our atmosphere. Then through rain and overnight morning dew falls back down onto our land masses and into our oceans and rivers. A constant recyling and dumping of man made chemical poisons and emissions. That in the process does influence our climate negatively, as well. We need to get honest and clean up our act and stop poisoning ourselves and our planet. Thank you for doing your part in rescuing these precious animals.
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jamesmurdza
0: 01 Arrival and initial fear
0: 27 Rescue call from Aquaculture farm
0: 57 Bonding with the wetsuit mom
1: 19 Surprising progress in eating
2: 13 Developing territorial behavior
2: 48 Curiosity and excitement during release
3: 30 Rehabilitation in the pools
4: 27 The importance of safe care
4: 54 Release back into the wild
5: 17 Protecting seals to prevent rescues
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0: 01 Arrival and initial fear
0: 27 Rescue call from Aquaculture farm
0: 57 Bonding with the wetsuit mom
1: 19 Surprising progress in eating
2: 13 Developing territorial behavior
2: 48 Curiosity and excitement during release
3: 30 Rehabilitation in the pools
4: 27 The importance of safe care
4: 54 Release back into the wild
5: 17 Protecting seals to prevent rescues
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user-ze2mu2ss5e
it's good that the seals were released as a group, they are not all alone, and probably its easier for them to learn to live in the ocean this way. BUT I am not sure if they will stay away from people. And people, unfortunately, are not all nice. I am sure the girls who were taking care of these seals will be worrying about them in the wild.
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it's good that the seals were released as a group, they are not all alone, and probably its easier for them to learn to live in the ocean this way. BUT I am not sure if they will stay away from people. And people, unfortunately, are not all nice. I am sure the girls who were taking care of these seals will be worrying about them in the wild.
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abcde_fz
I was expecting the seals to walk on their front flippers when they got to the ocean, but it looks like THEY WERE TOO FAT, and they just 'blubbered' down to the water.
Is this a normal stage 'Fat and healthy' enough to release, but they have to grow larger and stronger before they can 'walk' on their front flippers Anyone Anyone
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I was expecting the seals to walk on their front flippers when they got to the ocean, but it looks like THEY WERE TOO FAT, and they just 'blubbered' down to the water.
Is this a normal stage 'Fat and healthy' enough to release, but they have to grow larger and stronger before they can 'walk' on their front flippers Anyone Anyone
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TheSmokezalot
fight climate change is soooo hillarious, the climate has changed for millions of years before humans were here, what kind of ego maniac thinks we can fight this
only 3% of the CO2 is created by humans, 97% comes from nature, there is no fighting this, this is a natural process.
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fight climate change is soooo hillarious, the climate has changed for millions of years before humans were here, what kind of ego maniac thinks we can fight this
only 3% of the CO2 is created by humans, 97% comes from nature, there is no fighting this, this is a natural process.
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simplehead2538
This is exactly why this beings don’t evolved to their potential where they can be better beings and being able to take care of themselves. To much human intervention by these so called animal lovers. What they are doing is enabling them and holding back their evolution process.
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This is exactly why this beings don’t evolved to their potential where they can be better beings and being able to take care of themselves. To much human intervention by these so called animal lovers. What they are doing is enabling them and holding back their evolution process.
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LP-zr1ep
Beautiful animal, thank you rescue people. this is what needs to happen. rehabilitate this pup and release back in the wild.
Hate seeing monkeys dressed as children, kept as pets and fed rubbish thats not their staple diet.
Much respect forvr3scuing this seal pup
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Beautiful animal, thank you rescue people. this is what needs to happen. rehabilitate this pup and release back in the wild.
Hate seeing monkeys dressed as children, kept as pets and fed rubbish thats not their staple diet.
Much respect forvr3scuing this seal pup
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nitanice
I'm from the Virgin Islands. We used to have manatees but they werre hunted to extinction early on by Europeans. I'm so glad to see you guys saving these seals. I wish we'd reintoduce manatees where I'm from. Good on ya!
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I'm from the Virgin Islands. We used to have manatees but they werre hunted to extinction early on by Europeans. I'm so glad to see you guys saving these seals. I wish we'd reintoduce manatees where I'm from. Good on ya!
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apathyreview3964
Seals are litterally dogs that live in the sea. I once watched a whirlpool in the harbour and the seals would get sucked in on purpose and then spiral down only to do it again and again. They also bark.
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Seals are litterally dogs that live in the sea. I once watched a whirlpool in the harbour and the seals would get sucked in on purpose and then spiral down only to do it again and again. They also bark.
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carinarosales6899
Thank you Seal Ireland Rescue for saving these precious animals because like us Humans have right to live and not be extinct and other animals prey i will do my part on volunteer on sanctuaries.
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Thank you Seal Ireland Rescue for saving these precious animals because like us Humans have right to live and not be extinct and other animals prey i will do my part on volunteer on sanctuaries.
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entr0pix
its only a distant memory for them, but they still know the ocean when they see it. they see it and they see home, they know its where they belong. its lovely to watch.
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its only a distant memory for them, but they still know the ocean when they see it. they see it and they see home, they know its where they belong. its lovely to watch.
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the-dodo
why do all the dodo video’s sound like they are a telephone interview 15 million subs and they could up the production quality. but hey, some good content though
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why do all the dodo video’s sound like they are a telephone interview 15 million subs and they could up the production quality. but hey, some good content though
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peteartieda58
Since they're social animals do they stay together if released in groups Would they recognize each other in the wild if they ever meet
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Since they're social animals do they stay together if released in groups Would they recognize each other in the wild if they ever meet
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budgetcoinhunter
so, if she's not gonna _stay_ with humans, why mess with her in the first place Nature says she shouldn't survive. It happens.
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so, if she's not gonna _stay_ with humans, why mess with her in the first place Nature says she shouldn't survive. It happens.
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bird_b0nezz
I know it seems scary to have her in the wild, but she’ll be okay, while orcas are terrifying, seals are strong little babies
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I know it seems scary to have her in the wild, but she’ll be okay, while orcas are terrifying, seals are strong little babies
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candidate3512
0: 40 a real worker, check on the seal, call the team, get back to his work and doesnt give a fck abt the seal anymore
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0: 40 a real worker, check on the seal, call the team, get back to his work and doesnt give a fck abt the seal anymore
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Ambipie
You can see in their faces this is it. Aw man. You were super cool. Ill never forget the bathtub as she ran into the water
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You can see in their faces this is it. Aw man. You were super cool. Ill never forget the bathtub as she ran into the water
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SomeNexusDude
I always say there are different species of dogs Seals: swimming dogs, bats: flying dogs and normal dogs
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I always say there are different species of dogs Seals: swimming dogs, bats: flying dogs and normal dogs
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michaelra4220
Well wouldnt it have been better to just put it back in the ocean that day Mom probably was close by.
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Well wouldnt it have been better to just put it back in the ocean that day Mom probably was close by.
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johnhelms8226
She’s definitely an Irish female seal. She’s feisty and enjoys the occasional scrap in the pub.
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She’s definitely an Irish female seal. She’s feisty and enjoys the occasional scrap in the pub.
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crewcutter2030
At this point mother seals are intentionally leaving there pups in that area to have free daycare
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At this point mother seals are intentionally leaving there pups in that area to have free daycare
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GCS88
I got to meet Ili Pika and the other cute Seals in Seal Rescue Ireland, their naming system is kinda cool
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I got to meet Ili Pika and the other cute Seals in Seal Rescue Ireland, their naming system is kinda cool
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user-lk7yn3cu4t
Cleaning the bathtub with chemicals is not good when these seals are rolling around in it
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Cleaning the bathtub with chemicals is not good when these seals are rolling around in it
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brazybombita
Dont let the video fool you, seals are dangerous i heard i group of them killed bin laden!
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Dont let the video fool you, seals are dangerous i heard i group of them killed bin laden!
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josephbelisle5792
It is heartening to see humans learn so much. To move from harvesting tp fostering.
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It is heartening to see humans learn so much. To move from harvesting tp fostering.
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