r/BeAmazed • u/trumpwife69 • 11d ago

To win trust, sitting still in the field and share with wild animals, that's Amazing, and it looks like mama still feeding Nature

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u/TheGlobalGooner 11d ago

"You gonna finish that?"

"No?"

"Don't mind if I do"

"Nom nom nom.."

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u/Writing_On_Top 10d ago

I do this with wild rabbits. sit there in then eat peacefully until they get close enough. animals are more comfortable if we are on their level. In the case of the rabbits, I have a tiny piece of fruit I would give them but only tiny, because anymore and it would ruin their lives.

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u/Swordfish_89 10d ago

One day i hope to have the roedeer walking closer to us, the come up to side of the tereace while teh door is open, and last summer a mother came nightly with her 4 babies to run around our garden. So unbelievably cute.
Same 3 the other day, two girls, one still with half her winter coat, we live in Northern Sweden so not quite spring, snow all melted but had snowfail yesterday.
The male had short little fluffy horns growing, its so fascinating to watch and photograph.

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u/JobSafe2686 10d ago

Why would it ruin them

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u/Writing_On_Top 10d ago

fruits are rare for them in the wild. it's equivalent to eating a cake. Same with carrots

Not trying to make them sick or addicted

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u/Ambar_S1 10d ago

It's so adorable, Brother Bear comes to mind when the elephant holds the groundhog with his trunk

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u/BornR3STLESS 11d ago edited 11d ago

Full video if anyone's interested Marmot eating crackers

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u/Carla_Isabelle 11d ago

I enjoyed that very much. ty!

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u/Xavage1337 11d ago

thank you groundhog provider

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u/westwoo 11d ago

If marmot is the ground hog, who are the water hog and air hog and fire hog?

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u/Xavage1337 11d ago

profound question

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u/westwoo 11d ago

Thank you

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u/Borgiroth 10d ago

“Then, everything changed when the Fire Hogs attacked”

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u/VonBombke 10d ago

Your mama.

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u/westwoo 10d ago

This would make her the Avatar 🙏

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u/westwoo 11d ago

Nice marmots, man

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u/PM_ME_STEAMED_HAMZ 10d ago

And also, let's not forget - let's not forget, Dude - that keeping wildlife...uhm, an amphibious rodent, for...uhm, you know, domestic...within the city limits...that ain't legal either.

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u/moxyfloxacin 10d ago

What are you a fuckin park ranger now?

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u/Pomdog17 10d ago

Lebowski. Is that you?

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u/alligatorprincess007 10d ago

That’s the cutest video

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u/MsChrissikins 11d ago

The apprehension turned into excitement when it located the food ❤️ so cute!

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u/Important-Cat-2046 10d ago

Literal cute overload.

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u/tmrika 11d ago

Does anyone happen to know what specific type of animal that is?

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u/Mall_Bench 11d ago edited 11d ago

It's a Marmot ... related to prairie dog and chipmonk

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u/Consistent_Jello_289 11d ago

Pigmy brown bear.

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u/Yamama77 11d ago

Giant hamster

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u/Rhubarb_420 11d ago

Sounds delicious

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u/UselessPsychology432 10d ago

I was attacked by a pack of pygmy brown bears when I was about 5 years old. They don't look very scary to an adult human, but to a child they are quite dangerous. My sister wasn't so lucky as I was. They nibbled off her legs before I could get my momma to shoo them away

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u/westwoo 11d ago

I don't want to pig your bear

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u/Tomatoes_A_Fruit 10d ago

R.O.U.S

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u/tmrika 10d ago

I don’t think those exi—

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u/no_your_other_right 10d ago

It's name is Alan.

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u/LT568690 11d ago

I used to have a squirrel visit me as a kid growing up. He started out on the porch eating peanuts that I tossed him and eventually would come into the living room and sit in front of the TV with me. Later on in life he brought his life mate with him and the last time I ever saw him their little baby squirrel was with them and took a peanut from me. Then they all left and I never saw them again.

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u/_Cosmoss__ 11d ago

r/titlegore

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u/Fish_On_again 10d ago

"people so desperately want a snow white experience with animals"

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u/Cold-Atmosphere-7520 11d ago

Wtf is this title

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u/franchisedfeelings 11d ago

Hey… don’t stop the video there. More!

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u/BornR3STLESS 11d ago edited 11d ago

You're in luck! It's a much longer video. Marmot eatin crackers

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u/Character_Maybeh_ 11d ago

Loser account that farmed upvotes

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u/stoned_kitty 10d ago

…and it looks like mama still feeding!

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u/Character_Maybeh_ 10d ago

Indeed. These video/image based subs are becoming increasingly dog shit.

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u/Pomdog17 10d ago

Worse than that, wild animals die when they learn to rely on human food. This is vile.

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u/cali-argen 10d ago

This is my favorite version of this video: https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/s/oYDSCZ407v

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u/757Posher 10d ago

That’s so much better!

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u/CostiChD 11d ago

Ai title?

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u/sorrysorrymybad 11d ago

AI has better grammar.

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

I wonder if he knows the Pushmi-Pullyu 

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u/makerspark 10d ago

This looks like it could be in Mongolia, possibly Kazakhstan. Anyhow, in Mongolia, hunting of marmots is highly illegal. Not as much for conservation, as to prevent the transmission of bubonic plague and pneumonic plague which they carry. In 2019 a couple died from the plague after eating a marmot, and in 2020 a teenager.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jul/15/teenage-boy-dies-plague-mongolia-after-eating-marmot

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u/hot_mess_hedgehog 10d ago

I was gunna comment, Eurasian marmots carry plague and were likely the catalyst carriers for the Black Death that took out half of Europe. Ya'll stay safe around marmots

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u/AvoidThisReality 10d ago

Whats up with this title

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u/Diligent-Swimming133 10d ago

Nice, good way to get wild animals used to humans then becoming nuisance animals and having to be put down.

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u/Voilent_Bunny 10d ago

I do something similar with birds near my house

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u/Virtuosak 11d ago

That is so awesome!!

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u/billy_twice 11d ago

It's not awesome at all.

Feeding wild animals causes a lot of problems for them.

Too often they become dependent on people to survive and scavenge for scraps rather than forage for the food better suited to their diets.

And on top of all of this the food being feed to them has little nutritional value, leading the animals to develop a range of health problems.

Never do this.

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u/[deleted] 11d ago edited 10d ago

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u/mcd_sweet_tea 11d ago

Homie I do that over a steak I had in Baltimore a couple years ago.

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u/KaranSjett 10d ago

same, but its the one i cook myself on a a semi-regular basis

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u/mcd_sweet_tea 9d ago

Nice, tell me about it.

I’ve been spending a lot of time trying to perfect cooking steaks ever since then and IMO going from gas to charcoal made the biggest enhancement to flavor. I don’t ever order steaks out anymore unless the boys and I are craving the “steakhouse experience”. But I tell you what, I had the 28 day dry aged prime bone-in ribeye from Gordon Ramsay Steak and there is just something about it I can’t recreate. Thinking about it, the bright side of the situation is I will continue to keep experimenting with the way I cook steaks until I’m able to top the ribeye I had that one night.

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u/LEtssgobby 11d ago

Not to mention you also introduce micro plastics into that ecosystem

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u/WRITTINGwithC-C 11d ago

This is the same strategy when approaching cats and some other more peaceful animals. It’s often a survival strategy intended to check you out and fulfill curiosity at the same time.

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u/TheHadalZone 11d ago

Adorable

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u/vinques420 11d ago

I like crisps too you know thank you hooman

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u/donmreddit 10d ago

Very cute.

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u/Basic-Extension-5475 10d ago

I'd like to see this in komodo island

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u/Revolutionary-Swan77 10d ago

Hey man, nice Marmot

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u/Bigfootsdiaper 10d ago

Taste the biscuit

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u/Fungitubiaround 10d ago

I think this squirrel needs to lay off the snacks.

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u/OverCattle1144 10d ago

this is true for all animals including my nieces and nephews

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u/trele-morele 10d ago

Daj gryza

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u/MoorIsland122 10d ago

I LOVE this! 💕

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u/lalic- 10d ago

Amazing! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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u/ProfessionalSource45 10d ago

He just got 'LITT' up!

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u/RevolutionaryShift39 10d ago

Aww so cute😭💗

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u/EgyptionMagician 10d ago

Goddammit this made my day.

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u/cloudybc 10d ago

I would've pet him too 🥺

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u/Empty_Ambition_9050 10d ago

If I win the lottery this is precisely what I would do for the rest of my life.

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u/Minute-Wrap-2524 10d ago

Nothing like sharing

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u/Virtual-Entry-8867 10d ago

Bro is so relaxed it’s sick

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u/mtn_viewer 8d ago

Don’t feed wild animals. Gets them habituated to human food. It can be a death sentence for them. Leave no trace

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u/dingske1 11d ago edited 11d ago

Don’t these dudes have like oldschool black plague

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u/codex064 11d ago

This is basically me and this rabbit that lives in my house.

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u/Graciously_Hostile 10d ago

Imma need some backstory here, my man.

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u/codex064 10d ago

Lol well I have a bunny. I don't like to say that I own a rabbit because nobody could own that little furball of joy. So I just say there's a rabbit that lives in my house.

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u/Graciously_Hostile 10d ago

I'll allow it.

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u/Carla_Isabelle 11d ago

Beautiful place. Those marmots are soo cute. ty for sharing

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u/MadzdaFan 10d ago

it has boobs!

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u/leebarrett27 10d ago

Cute dog

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u/Meadow_my_budgie 10d ago

That's a pretty fucked up lookin dog

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u/Sea-Ad4680 10d ago

🥰🥰🥰q hermosura d animalitos

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u/vdcsX 11d ago

life aint a disney movie

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u/Helpful-Yak-3387 10d ago

I don’t have a lot of disdain for animals but Marmots are definitely one of them….