Villagers React To Cute Animals News Bloopers ! Tribal People React To Animals Vs News Reporters 

This is why I don’t have any animals right now. I’m too lazy to clean up after myself, much less a shedding cat or doggo.

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Two college students talking: "We should raise a pig in our dorm room." "What about the smell and shit everywhere?" "It will get used to it."

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Same lol, I don't want any animals unless people living with me are willing to help me look after it. It's a lot of hard work and it gets messy.

I have raised both cats and dogs throughout my life, and I will have to say that a properly housebroken dog is much cleaner than any cat.

Depends if you have an outdoor or indoor cat. If you have an outdoor cat who goes to the toilet outside cats require no cleaning. Even a litter tray is not very difficult to clean. The only problem is if the cat isn’t trained or has illness/issues which mean they go in the house. Also they can destroy carpets from scratching 😂

Raeen during the intro almost lost it I think. Babu was doing his usual ramble and he seemed to give a "jeez, this again?" motion 😂

@@bucklberryreturns, I've noticed that, too. Raeen gets embarrassed or something with Babu. He looks like he wants to crawl under a chair when Babu starts his singing. 😂 He tries to be sweet about it, though.

They are proud. Its a good craft and attention getter, can receive moneys for good craft.

@@littleredhairedgirlsteph3922 They're deeply respectful to their elders culturally for sure, but sometimes they let it slip. For me, I could do without the songs, but they do seem popular so... 🤷🏻‍♂️ I prefer when, like on their trips, Raeen is winding Babu up. Teasing him and such. For the western audience, that ridicule (though it's far from that in these videos), is a bit more closer to home, what we're used to. At least in Europe anyway, where we "take the piss" on a daily basis.

Yes, Babu basically called Raeen foolish one time, and ever since then I've noticed a change too. I belive Raeen was hurt by the fact that Babu publicly disrespected him. It was really rude and inappropriate comment for Babu to have made. And given Raeen's vibe, I don't think Babu has apologized at all.

Not even close. Not monkeys but apes and these are not our ancestors but we do have a common ancestor with them

@@szymonhinc7519 they are being respectful

@@szymonhinc7519 Monkey is a colloquial term used interchangeably with primate since long before the scientific usage of it. On top of that, they didn't even use the word monkey but a hindi(?) word which may itself be a general term for primates or something other subdivision.

That's not what they were talking about. Monkeys are a very sacred animal in India and have reglious value.

@@DebzLife my only haunted house experience was like this lol I was super anxious standing in line the whole time and almost had to back out, then I walk in and it starts, and I'm bold and laughing my ass off and leading a group of grippers and huddlers lol

@@DebzLife do u have nervous laughter

they love animals 🤔

I was thinking the exact same thing...if only they knew what western journalists and media are truly like...like ours news finishes with 'sponsored by Pfizer'...

@@manna6618 that's mostly the editors though. Journalists still do a pretty good job, but only a small portion of that job reaches the public, sadly.

@@notjustforme ​ well that is true, it does come down to the editors...tho journalists do know which stories are likely to be blocked and which one's promoted. They aren't exactly going to do a bombshell expose on one of the companies supporting their news show or the TV station, so they do pick and choose what 'truths' to report on.

@@manna6618 specially with internet journalism, i have to agree to that. considering that a few presents here and there costs the companies almost nothing, but could be lifestyle changing for the jorunalist. it's harder than ever before to discern good from bad. it's about time for meta journalism, comparing all the articles out there and set their values. meta studies work wonders in science. journalism just has to grow up and get a peer review system :)

Complexity agree... I haven't trusted the mainstream media for over 20 years... The past 5 years have proven that I was right.....

They were also surprised by the big screen..:P

and the wife couldn't take care of the dog because she was at her mothers house

If that clip was fairly recent, whatwith Covid, he possibly was.

True. But they also were asking where the hell the wife was when the dog came in on the weatherman. "Where's his wife? She should be handling the animal while the man works". Different cultures for sure, but madam isn't a respect thing in Indian culture like it is in the West, it's just terminology for a woman.

The word Madam isn't respectful it's another way of saying female or woman.

@@Cubs-Fan.10 Of course its a respect. I was actually impressed with Babu going on and mentioning work and also that Apes etc are our ancestors. So he is picking up a lot from these things and its sinking in. Good for him. Lot of men and women in this world no where near this mentally flexible at that age.

@@Areyousayingidontknowmyname Unless you speak Hindi, it's hard to make claims about their use of language. We don't know how accurate in tone the translations are either.

I think they are thinking with post-covid mindset, when almost everyone is/was working from home.

Aaaand that cat (body) language is easy to understand.

I was just thinking that!

One of Anderson Cooper laughing until he cries and can't breathe would be funny. I've seen complication videos of him on RU-vid. His uncontrolled laughter gets me cackling every time. It's infectious

wouldn't register they apparently think everyone is work-at-home all the time, dog playing with the weather guy, "doesn't he have a wife, she should take care of the dog" "maybe the wife is visiting her mothers house"

@@Gantzz321, that was so odd and cute.

They died when they showed the Indian reporter 🤣

It might say something about India where many of the animals they meet might be feral and yes, take a bite out of people and other animals. So a playful animal may be seen as an aggressive animal. But there was no doubt that the small, fierce rooster was putting that reporter in her place.

Puro, yes they do. Not all countries have domesticated animals or the villagers only know stray dogs or other non domesticated animals which you cannot assume are friendly. What gets me is that they think the people are scared when they are laughing.

@@jgw5491 You reep what you sow... Notice how he is talking about weatherman beating the dog afterwards, when the dog plays with the weatherman. If you are cruel to animals, they tend to be angry to you.

@@suomenpresidentti He is a older man and probably has seen a lot of behavior that we would find offensive. But we also need to remember its not unusual for Westerners to look the other way when abuse is happening. But somewhere along the way he has gotten a very negative perspective on how dangerous all animals are.

had our 24hours ago, was a nice surprise to wake up to the yard covered in snow

it won't. The only way to put them at ease is meeting good natured pet dogs. If they never have any interaction with dogs, not only will they be afraid of them all their lives, but the fear passes from generation to generation. I have helped 2 teenagers to be unafraid of dogs. They went from running and screaming even from dogs behind gates, to holding my dogs on their lap, walking with my large dogs and being able to judge whether there is a threat or not from the dog's body language. No amount of explaining or pictures or videos would have done it and it only worked because they trusted me and knew that my dogs were well behaved and safe.

Very true, would be nice to learn nonetheless

That’s probably due to the fact that they can’t understand them…

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 They clearly know the risks journalists in their country face.

Thanks for that. I had a full brain fart. When first moved i thought was a light coloured Raccoon haha.

Actually lemurs do fall in the order of Primates with apes and humans as well.

"giraffe seems itchy..." I feel the same! *HAHAHAHAHAHAHA*

"...and as it slides of to the East.." *NOW HE WILL BEAT THE DOG* "...doesn't he have a wife? *she can handle THE DOG for a while* "Sir is getting really upset..." *HA HA HA HA HA* CAN'T STOP LAUGHING

How Big Do Sea Creatures Get? from RealLife Lore would be a nice video in that direction.

@@dmschoice2571 or giant blue whales jumping out of no where…

Great suggestion. I’d enjoy seeing that reaction video too.

Dangerous Big fish, stab with knife or kill them with a sword

Pretty sure that was his own dog. I’m guessing it was filmed during quarantine and either filmed at his house or for some reason his dog was at the studio with him.

@@ashleydixon4613 That would also make sense. Quarantine weather dog thinks it's play time all the time!

Dog will be beaten... Typical

I would love to see some background on them as well! Raeen mentioned he is a tailor on one of the other videos. Wondered if he makes the clothes they are wearing, etc.

where they are, i dont think they have problems with excess as much as we do. we have too much easy access to food and easy living. and we control our environment, including animals, to the point where we don't understand human's natural place in the world. they're just all cute pets to us. they still understand the dangers of a large tiger or horse, they know how quick it can fuck you up. that's why you see a lot of videos of first world people who don't respect the animal fully, they get bucked off horses and hurt themselves, or they get bit because they think they're friends with the animal. ive noticed in past videos, they often comment on boxers or people like the rock, saying they have amazing powerful bodies. to be fair those bodies aren't "normal" like they're used to seeing, it takes a lot of work and good access to food to get to that point. they probably see very lean, scrawny cats like what is natural, that's all the cats i ever see when i travel. so when they see such a "robust" cat they think it is very "healthy" in that it is well-fed and large, not sickly or scrawny or barely surviving

as far as i know, being fat is healthy because if you dont have food or something to eat your body will use the fat instead, soo being fat = can live longer without food

😵😂😂😂😂😂😂

I was thinking, "A wife?" 😆

But" they're gentle and kind love animals" 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄 Viewers more simple than the villagers

Pretty sure this would have been at home at the start of the Pandemic when tons of news was "sabotaged"

Same to you :)

you would need to teach them what sign language was, why it was needed and why it would be impressive first, then maybe.

@@Gantzz321 way do u think there is no sign language in India. Or do u think Babu and friends won't understand that different species can communicate though body language for example

@@DebzLife plz reply to Greg comment then. Fact

@@DebzLife well done. Fact ✌🇮🇪🤣

Yes !! There is the man who plays for sanctuary rescued elephants 🐘 and one old female is blind but she stays the longest. A different clip, same man, shows the elephants swaying back n forth to the piano music. Also a man plays violin (?) for cows. Maybe there is a combination of different musicians playing for different animals. It is amazing & touches the heart ❤

@@Ella-iw7xn I’ve seen quite a few videos of animals that react to music and I find them amazing.