Animals that Deserve a Second Mother's Day 

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One of many reasons I'm surprised Steve Irwin didn't die long before he did (no hate tho, he was a national treasure)

@Free Spirit What was surprising wasn't that he died, it was the fact that he died to an animal that's normally not very deadly. It was like if a guy spent his entire life fighting in the bloodiest, most dangerous wars and then came home and got struck by lightning. Also as I understand it, before his death he wasn't quite as beloved in Australia. I don't remember hearing anything NEGATIVE about him from them, but obviously he seemed even crazier to them then he did to us cause they knew firsthand how dangerous the things he was picking up with his hands were. Damn, I love that man.

@@freespirit5105 Why were all the greats before my time?!

Steve Irwin isn't a national treasure. He's global...hell, he's probably galactic

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Because of the cookies?

@@chee.rah.monurB nope. because she taught me how to be a good person

I'm jealous. One of my grandmas is- less than tolerable, shall we say. And the other one was in the old country. I'm glad you got to spend time with yours! She sounds lovely

Mine definitely was. She was amazing.

Caiman are also cute!

I think it’s mostly the males that take care of them though

@@laurenhenry5671 So what? They're talking about the mother crocodiles, because this is a video about animal mothers. Go watch the father's day video if you'd rather hear about the father animals.

@@laurenhenry5671not in crocodiles but in gharials they do! 😊

It’s just sweet seeing such a large animal trying to be so careful ❤

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Awww♥️

*PSA:* just make sure you show her this video, _or at least preface things a bit,_ before you call your mother an *elephant;* to her face!

@@xXSakuraTearsXx great life advice! 😆

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Talk about a helicopter mom.

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You laugh, but that sums up the beginner parents experience "Maybe the baby only has a tummy ache, but just in case we'll go straight to the ER"

@@GandalfTheTsaagan haha

@@GandalfTheTsaagan I mean...the other option is "Maybe they'll be okay without treatment for toni...nooooooo!", sooo I'm good with a bit of Momma-Paranoia even if we have to support it via public hospitals. To clarify for our more-sensible brethren in the world...in America, only SOME hospitals are legally required to treat you. Many are only required to stabilize you enough to send you to one that IS required to treat everyone, if you don't have insurance. Of the many things in America that I love, "Our healthcare and insurance systems" are not in that good-list. But so, a bit of 'public support medicine' to protect babies and first time mothers? I'm fine with that.

I feel like anyone whos ever been around a sleeping baby has had that same feeling.

@@zakunick1exactly! When ever I see my baby brother sleep I have to make sure he is breathing!

@@rabbitmilkshake same here, once my baby sister was in such a deep sleep i thought she was dead. I kept shaking her, talking to her, NOTHING. but ohh when i put candy in her face she woke RIGHT up. smh

​@@Lil-DeenoSmart baby x,D

Why are you using a black heart? Is it to not offend someone?

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Rest in peace🕯️ We continue the good work they started

I miss my mammaw so much, it's been 12 years. It never goes away.

@@lonny5841 Rest in peace, may we continue in their steps to finish the good they started🕯️💐

It gets better❤

Congrats for your baby

Good luck to you both. I'm sure you'll have many beautiful memories together.

Hope the kid brings happiness to you and your family

if you need help, don’t be afraid to ask for it! you’re doing great!

"But mom! I wanted to drink the cyanide!"

No question. Not a one. I kept the Poison Control phone number card in my wallet for years, and used it at least four times.

Ok, but hear me out... They really wanted to do the thing. As a person that once was a little children, I can confirm I also wanted to do the things.

@@mommachupacabra one of my boys caught a chipmunk in a Wendy's cup. Another got bit by a venomous snake AND TRIED TO HIDE IT because he didnt want to miss out on eating pie (he thankfully didnt hide it well enough and he recovered completely fine). Same boy decided to ride a broken bike that he knew didnt have breaks (it was in the truck bed waiting to be disposed of the next day) DOWNHILL right after a rain storm. He smacked into a fence post and broke his arm. To be fair, he was way past old enough to know better when that happened and no longer had the toddler excuse. Also, my boys taught me that kitchen linoleum is flamable. And that it actually IS possible to start a fire with two sticks. I have earned every single one of my gray hairs. Ive been told I need to write a book about my boys.

@@thatguy5391 yep. This is accurate.

​@im sacred i hate you

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@im sacred no😊

Just like my mother when my brothers scream on fortnite

​@im sacred *Whatever you say BOT.*

Your mom sounds like a real one! I've held my kids to sleep like that. The trick is to prop a bunch of pillows against the wall behind you. Then you can sleep on an angle while they sleep on your chest. Just be sure that, if they slide off you (it could happen), they will land on something soft, and not a hard floor. Sleep delirium is a real thing lol! I had a friend who fell asleep bottle feeding his son last at night, and the baby rolled down his legs like a video game character 🤣the boy was fine, but my friend felt terrible about it.

Your mom is indeed a real one, like the person above me said, but tbh I'm worried about your mental health. Clingy moms aren't good because we're supposed to grow away from them over time. As a baby you're good, but if your mom was still that clingy when you were around 5, your mental health probably suffered. I know I'm gonna get hate for this, but I'm just telling it like it is

Im my mom’s first and only one, plus she was a teen, so she was constantly worried and had to check if I was still breathing while sleeping. Not to same extent as your mom, but both my grandmother and great granny thought she had lost it. Luckily I had plenty of other family to look after me, since my parents were so young - I had 5 grannies and 3 grandpas, who could give mom a break :)

@@sitcomchristian6886 Friend had her first, was really sleep deprived and constantly kept falling asleep while nursing. Many times she woke up to poor baby trying to nurse her nose etc, or screaming in anger, because her food source was unreachable. Like trying to say “look alive, lady, we were in the middle of something important here”.. Not as funny as your story, but still.

makes me wonder what would happen if other octopus breeds learned pod behavior. they're arguably some of the smartest species on the planet, you'd think at some point they'd learn the cohesion skill.

⁠​⁠@@vla1ne Given how smart (and successful at surviving) most octopi are without any parents, there’s a possibility that most species will never develop pod behavior unless faced with an environment that punishes a lack of such behavior. “If it isn’t broke, don’t fix it” often applies to evolution.

God's prepping for the Splatoon beta test

Interesting, where did you learn this?

The orange monkey....so adorbs

OMG I think we should save that for Father animals❤❤❤❤

@@digimonalvatrax2738 Yesss

Exactly! Unlike wolves they actually *do* feed the injured/old members of the pack. They also vote to choose when to hunt which is just awesome.

Yeah African Wild Dogs Are Actually Pretty Dope Family's. They Normally Let The Youngest And Weakest Member's Of The Pack Eat First.

Jackals too. Father Jackals are some of the most devoted fathers

Desperate times call for desperate measures I guess. A lot of animals do this btw, going to humans for help when there's no other options

​@@rawcookiedough7518 I'd see that as so two face. Yeah you'd normally be trying to unsubscribe me from life but now that you're in a tight spot we're suddenly buddies huh? Animals can miss me with that shit lol

hey, its so beautiful, i wish i can it... do u have any video or picture to show to us?

​@@thedoomslayer5863 literally a you problem

@@thedoomslayer5863 crying as we speak

​@@ItsLunaRegina Also Catholics, Gypsies, disabled, mentally disordered or ill... Basically anyone the Nazis deemed "undesirable."

What a story

@@heiskanbuscadordelaverdad8709 ineed

God bless your mother she sounds like a true wonder of a woman

Wow, not many survived dachau, your mum is a badass fr

Your mom is a legend :D

Imagine if your dad was there to throw hands, or if either of your folks had a gun

Why did they want your phone anyways

Treasure her always and remember her often. My Nona passed in 2022 due to cancer complications, she truly saved my life, and in turn I changed my sisters life, had my own daughter whom she got to know the last 4 years of her life. I miss her every ❤

omg same grandmama raised me and my siblings alongside our mom too, our grandma is our mom #2

Yeah, it's hard enough to keep ONE bumble-fluff alive, much less three in the wild! Mom's doing something right...or at least very-lucky!...to manage that. Being a mom of any parenting-species must be super-stressful, at least early on. And likely later, too, but still! Extra-so early on.

Right??! Honestly, watching documentaries on predators, esp the solitary types, it seems impossible to raise more than one baby… Like, other animals can pop out a bunch or have a pack to raise them with. But cheetahs (and I guess other solitary predators, like snow leopards) just soloing it out there while also having to hunt? o_o

im pretty sure Cheetah's are one very hungry Lion or very hungry Wild Dog Pack away from getting put in the history section.

@@SovietOnion111 if they survived so much throughout history, alongside these predators (cheetahs are among the oldest cat species) then they must be doing something right. Sadly, it's people who are driving them towards extinction.

@@chita8908 the inbred part, it lowers your immune system pretty bad, that's why I said cheetahs are one pandemic away from being extinct

Same to you! ❤

@im sacred okay but i actually am hungry now

@im sacred no😊

Agree to yalls mom Not mine

Thanks, you as well ❤

So happy to hear that you two have each other 🥺🥺🥰🥰💖💕💓 her a great mom, you a great kid for appreciating her. Hope you guys have a happy year 💖💕💖

The best humor lies firmly in the truth. (arches a tired brow at her own offspring)

Lol my mom had to keep my brother on a leash for an embarrassingly long time to keep him from doing things that are dangerous.

​@@emmasilver2332 I remember when people mocked the whole kids on a leash thing, but I once was driving slowly through a neighborhood (doing the speed limit, I should say), when a little girl decided to make a mad dash for the road. Her father appeared to either be getting another child situated in the back seat or getting her car seat ready. Either way, while his back was turned, the toddler made a break for it. I saw the little girl and hoped like hell the person in front of me also did. They braked, indeed seeing her. And the father? Dude probably could've put Usain Bolt to shame in that moment, lol. He snapped around and quickly caught her, just before she touched the road. A moment like that is where a leash could've really been helpful. Not blaming the father one iota, because it all happened so quick. You just never know when a kid might innocently decide to make a life-ending action, so a leash could hopefully help curb some of those Russian roulette moments.

Mother and kid dynamics are all the same 😂😂😂

@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley I got congratulated by my driving instructor and got some bonus points because I didn't see any kids yet but slowed down as soon as I saw a ball roll onto the road. Mother right behind this kid that came out of nowhere 100% oblivious. Most parents try real hard to keep their kids safe, but it shows it really takes a village when they need us to be watchful as well to lend a hand.

Turtles will also lay their eggs in crocodile nests for protection.

@@SupersuMC Reptiles supporting reptiles... that's what we love to see!

Archosaurs gang everyone else is lame. There has to be a period of time post KT extinction event where species long gone of both branches of the archosaurs tree were like well just put the eggs here while some croc mom starved to almost death as they can do and bird parents ate like a bug and a seed a day

I teared up a bit Im from Jamaica🇯🇲 and I loved watching Steve when I was a kid man made a real impact one of my all time fav Aussie🇦🇺 nth but love and respect💯

I agree, an absolutely perfect end to the video. I'm 45 & lost my mother completely by surprise 10 years ago this September, I lost my father 3 years ago this past December & my sole surviving grandparent 15 years ago. We were a real close family so every loss was like getting hit in the stomach with a sledgehammer. I miss all of them, I might not have always liked them, but I always did & always will love them. Steve Irwin wasn't as influential on me as he was for a lot of others. I stopped watching television in 1996 & have only watched on rare occasions since. Still I have read enough about his life to know that his death was a major loss for the wildlife conservation movement, a tragedy for millions of adoring fans worldwide & a freak accident that took him from his family while he was still far too young. I'll second that last sentiment though; Send a thank you to your mother for raising such an outstanding gentleman, CG!

My mum passed at 67. A big hug for all of you missing your loved ones this year

Lost my own mum 18 years ago, right after the birth of my first kid. God I miss her.

@@KryssLaBryn you’re the mom now. I have to believe that she’s somehow still there for you. Every time you look at your child and feel love, there’s something of her there. ❤️ I try to feel that. In my best moments with my own, I do.

I saw that and almost cried; I'm old enough to remember when he died. Grew up watching his shows. Man, does it still hit hard...

Heroes never die.

⁠My late birth mother grew up watching Steve, and I grew up watching his daughter Bindi. All of the Irwins have a very special place in my heart.

I'm your mom now. Clean your room, brush your teeth, eat this sammich (it's good for you). Hugs and forehead-smooches. You're awesome and I'm proud of you. I'm sorry your incubator is in their situation, but you're here. Even if it's the only mark in their favor, YOU are *here*.

​@@AmandaGeyerSnobahrawww I love u sooo much for that 🤭🤌🏾❤️💚

@@AmandaGeyerSnobahr w

@@AmandaGeyerSnobahr can- can I get a sammich too? 👉🏽👈🏽

@@Rainjojo Yes. YOU are awesome, too, and I'm proud of you. Have a sammich.

Logan Paul orign story (not clickbait).

It's kinda whack. Sometimes you just lightly tap your head on a wall and pass out, and some babys fall significant heights without so much as a scratch. Feels like the universe just rolls dice to calculate damage for babies. It could literally be anything between nothing and death.

​@@marzipancutter8144 "Okay the baby that just fell 30 ft takes 3 bludgeoning damage. And you, a full grown adventurer, tripped and fell more than 6 inches, I need you to make all 3 death saves right now"

@@marzipancutter8144 That's crazy really.

​​@@litchqueenasenath5995 Children, or toddlers at least, weigh less and have less distance to fall when tripping. To nerd myself, it's physics that explains that a 50Ibs child falling will have less force applied to them than a 175Ibs adult

Jesus loves you and may God bless you all..

My children are officially adults now and I still feel like that sometimes.

@@JootjeJ awe that super sweet

I, however, would airdrop my child to gators

@@classlessacts3535 different parenting styles.

I'll break into your house and let you borrow my mom

@@genericname2747 aww, that's too sweet and scary AF at the same time 🫣😘❤️

@@chaotic___beauty5253 just like nature

I'm your mom now. Clean your room, brush your teeth, eat this sammich (it's good for you). Hugs and forehead-smooches. You're awesome and I'm proud of you.

@@AmandaGeyerSnobahr aww 🤗🥰

A pinch of salt in your water will do the same, but keep shilling it’s your choice I guess

@@Fleurlean4, I’m not shilling…. I’m speaking from experience 💚

@@sarcoboi12v3 In a world where people can’t make ends meet, and are finding it more difficult to make conscious healthier choices, you choose to use your platform to encourage people to purchase water additives that make a $.005 drink of water cost up to $.50 or more? The video creator at least needs these sponsorships to survive and continue making the content, which is already questionable enough as Abe ethical product, but what do you gain? You could at least frame your experience by thinking critically about all factors that affect the audience of your comment. My mom wasn’t drinking enough water, so a flavoring helped her be reminded or made it more pleasant to drink enough liquids, but be wary that it is an added cost and not totally necessary, would be a better way to talk about this like the smart human being I assume you actually are. People have been living long healthy lives just with plain water, and usually there are enough minerals and electrolytes in tap water (if you’re lucky enough to have potable tap), but if you feel like there isn’t, talk to a doctor first, otherwise you are just making assumptions and sharing subjective “experiences” being passed off as recommendations by a trusted person.

@@Fleurlean4,, I’m aware there was an added cost to it…. but my mom wouldn’t spend the extra money on that stuff for herself if she didn’t need it. I’m not saying getting it is an obligation…. I’m just implying it touched me when that company sponsored him because those Liquid I.V.’s helped my mom out a lot when she was struggling. This is the last comment I’m going to make regarding this because I just wanted to speak about the product from personal experiences. People can spend their money how they want to…. no one is obligated to do anything 💚

@@sarcoboi12v3 thanks for saying the last part, sharing that people should not feel pressured to purchase anything. I appreciate that your mom got some benefit from the product. The best thing we can do for strangers is to think about, and facing the truth about our collective situation. We need collaboration beyond surface level thoughts. I did not mean to come off as confrontational, I am just looking to clarify people’s thoughts as I come across them. We could be on opposite sides of the planet, so I wonder how it is that you perceive the world in comparison to how I perceive mine.

This broke my heart! I hope you know that you are a valuable person worthy of love and respect ❤️ 🙏 ❤️

I don't think there's any animal equivalent to what you've experienced. This kind of depravity & evil is a character exhibit of only our own species. You are incredibly brave. Hige respect.

Post-traumatic stress and post partium stress is real every woman is not meant to be a mother. Hope you are doing well.

​@@KKKtrucky2 that's not post partum that's sociopathic.

I’m glad you are alive and here. sending a big hug to you and your siblings. And thank you for sharing

I'm still crying from the Steve Irwin clip! I played his movie for my freshmen this year and they had never heard of him. I was so lucky to grow up watching his shows and I miss his genuine love of nature and kind spirit.

You either die a hero,or live long enough to see your face become a NFT.

No joke definitely teared up Steve was loved all over especially here in Jamaica he made a real impact RIP Steve 🙏🏿🕊

THANK YOU SO MUCH! thats so nice of you! just make sure to do it whilst shes away. ❤

Don't hang it *to* close don't want bed bugs

Yep,that's nasty.

​@@chee.rah.monurB fr

Yay a sponsorship!!! 🎉

Snakes are so cool

Agreed I really want a snake when I get old enough

Reptiles in general seem so misunderstood by lots of people. I so much as mention I have a bearded dragon and it sends a shiver down their spines, when in reality, they’re just the goofiest and cutest animals I know.

No shit people fear snakes when a living noodle can pack enough venom to flatline a elephant. They're a kill on sight for me whenever I see one.

​@@thedoomslayer5863 there are many non venomous snakes, most snakes would rather run than anything

SAME!!! 😭

The OG!

​@im sacred *Whatever you say BOT.*

​@@jordanparker5992 Oh,that's a bot?I just assumed he clicked on the wrong comment.

​@@jordanparker5992if you reply to a bot, don't they generate money for that?

Same 💯 😁😁😁

​@jordanparker5992 what are you even talking about? 😆

it´s pretty cute how they´re going to mutilate and murder something together as a family

😂😂 Same only that my toddler isn't sick. He's just wanting cuddles while putting stickers on me lol

Atleast your kid won't grow up to be a crypto-bro,if you raise him properly.That's some relief.

Awww

​@@thedoomslayer5863 read the room

@@thedoomslayer5863 Also, if the woman who gave birth to you didn't have you, you wouldn't even fucking be here. Choose your words carefully.

Would definitely make more people hate chimps

​@@genericname2747theyre wild animals ???

@@Genericmug Yeah, and people hate entire species, like vultures and sharks. Chimps should be more hated than they are

I miss my Mom too. She died when I was 42. She was only 70. The doctors made me take her off her Ventilator because she was dying of Pneumonia cause by COVID.

You got it, u legend! :D❤

@@lightblue254 Aww, thanks, I felt that 😃

@im sacred no😊

​@im sacred *Whatever you say BOT.*

Frog dads are incredibly awesome. I remember seeing a documentary about how hard they work to take care of the eggs and protect them. Also seahorses.

Tiger dads are pretty awesome too. 😊

Seahorse dads

there was a theory from a while back using possible evidence saying T-rex may have actually lived a lot like cheetahs, since they found what may have been a female and her two sub-adult children! There's also the pretty infamous Oviraptor who was preserved shielding her nest with her body from a mudslide (sadly originally mistaken as her trying to steal another animal's eggs until we were able to get a look inside one, and really look at her positioning around the nest)

It depends on the species but there is evidence that a number of dinosaurs protected their young, but other species would just ditch them

Dinosaurs took care of their young like birds and crocodiles for the most part, with the exception being Sauropods.

There's a type of dinosaur named Maiasaura meaning "good mother lizard" because they were discovered in a massive nesting area, probably watching over its eggs and hatchlings. So its more than likely that most dinosaurs would be good parents, especially the ones that live in herds.

@@a_deadman_with_questions Dinosaurs are more of a broad classification than a strict group. Most theropods were likely warm blooded animals, and it is entirely likely that many sauropods were cold blooded

In my opinion he looks like a goofy oversized doggo

Idk my grandma was built like a brick house. Just a hit of wrinkle. Like for long she looked better than most young people XD

I suspect that the trumpet celebration is also a warning call to all predators in the area “We just had a baby, so ALL of us are going to be up to eleven for a while, in case you were thinking about trying something.”

Omg you too.

Right? Now I wanna be an elephant 😠😭

Never thought I'd see the day that hummingbirds are engineers, but here we are... XD

@@SupersuMC Dude that nest stayed up there for YEARS. I don't know how long it was in use, but it was still there when I moved out, at which time it had been in place for at least three years (I talked about it in kindergarten when it was first spied, so it's a pretty solid memory). It weathered hurricanes (we were outside Mobile, AL on the gulf coast). It was better built than many human things I've owned.

Maybe that could be the subject of his Father's Day video.

Ohh you're one of THOSE types...there's always a few of your ilk on either Mother's Day or Father's Day each and every year. You literally wait until Mother's Day and then start trying to make it about fathers, lmao. There are people that do the same thing on Father's day as well except try and make it all about mothers.

@@ItsLunaRegina what do u mean?

​@@ItsLunaRegina They're just curious about animals

Lot of good bird dads. Seahorses act as incubators, foxes and coyotes co-parent.

It’s just a sponsorship so he can get paid for his work, quit shilling for sodium powder

Given his competition is people who try to emulate Brickleberry park,I'd say he earned praise like yours.

Bad parents? No. Bad _partners_ , absolutely.

I have a feeling that earwigs look after their young too. A few times, while out gardening, I've lifted or moved rocks and found an adult earwig threatening me, a bunch of eggs next to it.

Yeah, spiders are right up there with octopuses, if I recall correctly, I've heard of mother spiders letting their babies eat them after they hatch.

Was waiting on him to speak on some spiders

@@debbiehenri345 hey you're right!

Jackals are known to be pretty good fathers

Seahorses bout' to carry

Emu's is a good example.

Bullfrogs and some other types of frogs comes to mind.

I love the adorable-absolutely cursed duality of jacana dads carrying their chicks. It's so sweet, but simultaneously looks like a bird spider