Villagers React To Animals in Mirror ! Tribal People React To Animals in Mirror 

If they liked alpacas, they would loooove vicunas.

@@julieneff9408 what are vicunas ??

@@mcpeguru4060 They are a South American Camelidae and possible wild ancestor the the Alpaca

@@julieneff9408 and quokka's when I first saw them I wanted to have one but they are an endangered species now they're on a small island called Rottnest island most of em got kill in the mainland by bushfires so now they are protected species

I believe God gave animals a concussion but just not as intelligent as ours. But he definitely did take his time on animals because most of them are just amazing creatures

Really cool ngl.

To add to list of animals that recognize themselves.... Crow and Magpie.

This is exactly what I was gonna comment there's a video where the put tape on Animals capable of self awareness and use it to show they know its themselves. They also explain everything in your comment very well, would be a great reaction.

@@jokuvaan5175 crows are actually one of the smartest animals that exist. Look up the documentary on crows on RU-vid it’s very interesting

yes, the stickiness does not come from wet or goo though, it comes from thousands of pointy hairs

Their legs actually rely on static electricity to cling. All the tiny little hairs on spiders lags can form electrostatic bonds with most surfaces. They can also sense electrical fields and use them "fly" up to 1 mile! Only one of two known animals that can sense electrical fields, the other are bees.

@@JoeOG electric anti-gravity boots? Yeah right.. go back to marvel universe.. 😜

@@dezignateddriva it sounds crazy but its how it works

Hi Babu.

Nice pic! 😍

Raeen: "What are we gonna do about you"

WHat about the frog/turtoise ? ^^

@@figfox2425 lol true 😂👌

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@Leon S. Kennedy reacting to you reacting to his comment 🙄😶

@@salluph3162 I'm reacting to you reacting to reacting to his comment .how confusing .

these comments though :'D

This is the future E.M Forster tried to warn us about lool

Vashti is here. 🤫

Not completely true with jumping spiders which were seen in that video. They mostly lift their legs up like that to perform a dance to the other spider, maybe to show of how badass and dominant they are as u said or as a pairing reason. The male jumping spider has to dance for the female with the front legs up to show of what a beatiful spider it is and to be worth of mating with female spider. They play "drums" with their own web to check if prey is in it at in generall jumping spiders are the only spiders which are naturally optical driven. With other spiders this video wouldnt make much sense cause all the other spiders are blind as fuck and only sense vibrations.

@@GermanAnimeStriker Thank you, that is quite fascinating. I was just thinking of that possibility, though I wasn’t sure what other spiders do this similar to the peacock spider. Thank you for sharing. ^_^

With Jumping spiders, raising front legs is also a mating display. I watched Jumping Spiders do their mating dance and display when I had a female living in an old window.

@@hollywood3312 Its kinda funny the lengths they go for females they're like hopeless romantics lol

The jumping spider (family Salticidae) is considered one of the most intelligent (and cuttest) arachnids. Her vision sometimes can be compared to a cat's, they have amazing comprehension of tridimensional spaces and there's even studies about domestication. I love jumping spiders! I used to have one but she passed from old age 8 months ago ): the most curious thing in the world, they stare at camera lenses because they think it's an eye looking at them, then they tilt their tiny cephalothorax like the famous German Shepard head tilt 😍it's really cute Edit: for example did you see it dancing to the mirror? It was really horny and wanted to mate with the reflection 😅 he gave that fella blue balls

@@26muca07 I am cracking up, that is awesome! 😁

They do have many eyes 😆

It also shows the opposite. Raise your right hand and your reflection raises it's left and writing is flipped backwards.

I support this a lot

@@ruahoneybadger5828 Me too, this interests me a lot. My project for my research and informed learning college class is on animal cognition and communication and I'm using the example of the talking buttons.Honey badgers are the best! I wonder what one would do if it saw itself in a mirror?

I used to support it wholeheartedly but then i realized they've been reuploading the same scenes. So i doubt bunny can really understand the words...

I think also crows, bonobos (closely related to chimps), gorillas and orangutans

@phapnui - Killer whales too. I once saw a killer whale that looked into a mirror. It was opening its mouth, sticking out its tongue and turning left and right to look at itself. It was awesome.

Apparently can be rather clever

If you would like, show them videos of cats and cucumbers. These are often funny videos.

Ant colonies would be good.

While that's probably true, it's still a different context to suddenly seem a mirror standing upright. Most animals do adapt pretty quickly to mirrors when they become familiar with them.

Maybe because the gorillas didn't have an actual mirror, it wasn't so polished and the reflection wasn't that clear? I wonder if that was a factor

Not sure but i think the one picking its teeth was one. Also the clips don't show everything. The pig one is the most startling as it goes in. Checks the layout and uses the mirror to work out the food is on the other side. Next level smart.

No

@@bluredstoneiii5594 Yes

Because animals are animals no matter how smart.

They think those are animals because thats what they are my guy

Because animals are animals and not humans

@@daemonzap1481 clearly we are not talking about intelligence, but rather the soul, feelings, and self awareness of animals. it is like saying a human with developmental issues is not human and just an animal because it does not have the higher functioning brain of a normal human. We treat humans with less intelligence as humans still. all I am saying is yes animals are not humans but we as living things are all connected to every other living thing on earth. and to see them as less than another living thing to treat animals the way humans do is wrong. i am not talking about harvesting animals for nourishment I am talking about abusing animals, pretending they do not feel, or cherish their lives family and babies as much as humans do., we are destroying habitats of countless species of animal around the world. and we see this as no big deal because they are just animals. we use animals as test subjects for insane reasons. we should realize by now that we are all connected and if we do not care about how we treat animals that is a reflection on us as humans . it is not about domination, or conflict but about cooperation . Darwin's theory of evolution is wrong .

@@khosKarm clearly they are animals, but these villagers have no idea that some animals have self awareness. there are millions of things these villagers do not know as of yet due to the region of the world they live in. the latest scientific discoveries proving animals are self aware and have the ability to feel loss, and fear, and happiness just like we do. they do not comprehend the discoveries of the last 80 years or so.