Animals helping humans and vice versa
Humans and animals are sometimes helpful to one another. This fact reveals a closer mutual understanding, which may come as a surprise to many.
Below you can find examples of this helpful understanding between the species, which shows a closer relationship – that we have evolved together on this wonderful earth, which we must protect and preserve at any cost.
Humans help 31 stranded dolphins
In the video, 31 dolphins lost their way off the coast near Rio de Janeiro.
The dolphins became stranded in the low water near the beach.
Beach-goers in bathing suits were initially stunned by what they saw, but then rushed to help the dolphins back into the ocean.
When the dolphins were all rescued, the crowd broke into cheers. (YouTube video by Everyone Matters.)
Dolphins Protect Diver from Hammerhead Shark
“Blue Voice” reports: “While filming dolphins in the Bahamas I spotted a large Atlantic hammerhead shark coming straight for me.
I raised my camera and started filming.
Then four young dolphins whom I knew personally shot at the hammerhead and drove it off.
No question the dolphins knew they were saving me.” (YouTube video by Blue Voice.)
Rescuing a huge whale from the net – and a baby whale asked divers for help
The ocean isn’t the most friendly place.
It’s full of various dangers that lurk in its depths, and it’s the inexperienced baby animals, which aren’t yet familiar with the world around them, that get in trouble the most. (YouTube video by Wonders of the World.)
Jambo the Gorilla: The Gentle Giant
Jambo the Gorilla became famous in 1986 when a five-year-old boy fell into the gorilla enclosure at the Jersey Zoo and lost consciousness.
Jambo stood guard over the boy, placing himself between the boy and the other gorillas. He later stroked the unconscious boy.
Jambo and the other gorillas then retreated when an ambulance man and two keepers rescued the boy. (YouTube video by DarkMiner.)
Wild elephants salute the men who rescued their baby elephant.
In Kerala, India, a baby elephant falls into a ditch and gets trapped there.
As the family of wild elephants watches and waits on the other side of the river, local people use an earthmover to help the baby get out.
Then they come running and welcome the baby, checking whether it is fine.
Now the elephant family head turns and salutes the humans, thanking them. (YouTube video by Magestic Tuskers.)
Whale Rescued From Fishing Net Thanked The Rescuers
People chased this whale for hours to save him from a fishing net — and when he realized he was free, he thanked them in the best way. (YouTube video by The Dodo.)
Rescue dog that nobody wanted saves the life of her new owner
Sadie, a massive dog who wasn’t comfortable around men, was turned away by multiple shelters.
Brian Myers gave her a chance.
She saved his life.
(Youtube video by CBS Evening News)
A dolphin helps to save a human being from drowning
An intelligent dolphin leads the diver to a sunken boat with a living human being trapped inside – making it possible to save the person.
(Youtube video by Wonderbot Animals)
He was rescued by a bear
In 2008, a young man had a car accident that left him unconscious and injured. A bear who had been rescued by a forest ranger years earlier came to his help. The bear dragged him to safety and changed the course of both their lives forever.
(Youtube video by Wonderbot Animals)
Humpback Whale Shows AMAZING Appreciation After Being Freed From Nets.
Humanity at its finest. A full team effort from start to finish – being at the right place at the right time with the right gear, snorkeling to assess the entanglement, cutting, and gathering of the netting balancing quickness and care, paddling for correct positioning, and filming which allowed the rest of the world to share in these magical moments.
(YouTube video by Wake Up World)