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Animals | April 29, 2021 12:05 PM | Hang Bona

10 Animals That Saved People’s Lives

Here are 10 Animals that Saved People’s Lives. For those of you interested in how I make my videos, I primarily use Final Cut Pro X to edit my videos. I use different stock footages (both free and paid), clips of videos that I can find related to the video, and search images to visualize the narrative and story that I’m trying to tell. I hire different researchers and writers for the script for each video along with our original commentary and hire different voice-over actors that can properly convey the theme of the video. Most importantly, find the best background music, usually royalty-free from Incompetech to create an exciting atmosphere while watching the video.

One time a man went hiking in a large forest. As he was walking around, he noticed that there was an old wolf trapped in an old hunting trap. He wanted to help the wolf but when he came by she growled and snarled at him. So he went away and tried to find the wolf’s cubs. He tried several times to get them, by making howling noises and eventually got them because they were extremely hungry and gave them back to the wolf. They were thin and starving so he went and found a dead deer for the wolves. Over many days, he gained the wolf’s trust and got so close the wolf could have attacked his neck. But the wolf didn’t want to. He helped the wolf and she was free.

The wolf, who was very happy, took the man to its pack. They howled and were all happy. He knew he had to leave, so he did.

4 years later, he came back to the forest and got memories of the wolf. But when he was again walking in the forest, a bear noticed him and vent to attack the man. The man climbed a tree and so did the bear. The man had nothing else to do, so he made a howling sound. And the same wolves came to scare the bear away. And so he was then safe.

Whenever I’m having an anxiety attack my cat insists on lying on my chest and purring to remind me that someone cares about me.
Also, ever since I crippled myself (bent my knee backward and have walked with a limp ever since), he insists on sleeping on that leg. Something he did not do before the accident. Does it help? Well… no. My leg cramps up when he does that, but I love how he’s trying to help.
He did a similar thing with my ex-roommate. She pulled a muscle in her shoulder. He tried to climb onto it. Cute, but she had to stop him. He’s huge and the weight would have hurt her. He’s 15 pounds of solid muscle. The vet was very impressed with him.

My grandmother often tells me a story about when I was in a pram, she looked away for a second and the pram rolled away and a stray dog sat in front of the pram and stopped me from going onto the road. And when she got a hold of me again it just walked off like it was nothing and I think about that a lot.

That pig is amazing. My dog did that for me when I was a little kid. I fell back and hit my head and fell unconscious. My dog went and got my dad by circling him and getting him to finally follow. Animals are incredible. I’ll never forget you, Buster. I love you and miss you.

I’m an Aussie. A heartwarming story surfaced on the news some years ago. A farming family rescued a Joey. (Baby kangaroo.) Its mother had been killed by a car. They brought it up as a family pet. One day the now fully grown kangaroo began acting erratically and started making loud noises outside the house, trying to get the family’s attention. When they rushed outside to see what was upsetting the kangaroo, they found it standing next to the man of the house, who was trapped and unconscious when a huge tree branch fell on top of him. The man was flown 90 miles to the Melbourne hospital with head injuries but made a full recovery thanks to Lulu the kangaroo. This event happened in 2003.