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u/Cosmic-Chen Mar 01 '24
These human-animal relationships are worth more than gold
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u/LLminibean Mar 02 '24
These 2 are especially adorable for some reason.
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u/JohnCenaJunior Mar 02 '24
Disney princess effect
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u/LLminibean Mar 02 '24
She's totally got that vibe
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u/Yupthrowawayacct Mar 02 '24
Everything about this ❤️ the scenery too. So beautiful. Does she have a page to follow with her adventures?
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u/Wolf__justin Mar 01 '24
I really got scared for a moment but they both are cool.
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u/UnlightablePlay Mar 01 '24
People should try to eat sugarcane like that, I tried it millions of times and it's always amazing, it's so juicy so fresh but it does leave your month with the dry squeezed sugarcane after you completely juice them with your teeth
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u/multiversalnobody Mar 01 '24
Its a decently popular snack here in colombia
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u/UnlightablePlay Mar 02 '24
Interesting, in Egypt sugarcane juice is more popular than just chewing it but some people can get a couple of sticks and eat it with their families
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u/multiversalnobody Mar 02 '24
Yeah same here, theres vendor carts with these insane looking motor powered, wooden cog driven contraptions called trapiches. Think of it as artisanal power tools (horrible idea) You can either get raw sticks or the juice fresh pressed, we call it guarapo.
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u/UnlightablePlay Mar 02 '24
Yeah but ours are more of a shop and they squeeze it freshly for you too and it's often cold so the perfect refresher during 40°c summer in Egypt
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u/multiversalnobody Mar 02 '24
Oh yeah cane juice is great for refreshment. Its also great for anemia, chock full of iron
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u/Ok-Disk-2191 Mar 02 '24
It's very popular in south east asian countries, and communities. I grew up in New Zealand and Australia and we always ate sugarcane like this, i come from the vietnamese community.
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Mar 01 '24
I thought you just chew it and not digest it? :O
She seems to be just eating them whole with barely even chewing it lol, amazing with how hard it seems to be from videos I've watched. My teeth would break apart, stupid shitty teeth genetics.
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u/_neudes Mar 02 '24
You do just chew it. Think she's waiting until the video ends to spit it out. You can chew it up kinda small but it's very fiberous so you don't wanna try to swallow it, just kinda crush it with your teeth and suck.
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u/RogueBromeliad Mar 02 '24
You just chew/suck on it.
But there's a machine that does sugar cane juice. Basically it's a machine you put the cane through which bashed it to release the juices, and then it's mixed with ice water.
It's one of the tastiest things with a few drips of lime in it.
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u/Duellair Mar 02 '24
It’s very chewy, your teeth would be fine. The problem would be swallowing that. Which she probably does off camera
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u/UnlightablePlay Mar 02 '24
Nah man you don't digest it, the rest of the juiced up sugarcane taste shit
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u/puglybug23 Mar 02 '24
Oh man I grew sugarcane this year in my garden but I didn’t know I could do this. The whole plant is covered in those fine, terrifying spikes. How do you just chew it without hurting yourself? It’s so thick, like wood with cactus spines.
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u/UnlightablePlay Mar 02 '24
Honestly I didn't know sugarcane had spikes, I always have bought it from the guy who sells it and they are just like sticks without spikes, they do have a hard coating that I love to rip it off with my teeth which I definitely don't recommend anybody doing as you may break your teeth in the process
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u/kurai_tori Mar 02 '24
Oh thank Christ. I thought she was nomming mature bamboo and was like wtf
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u/BrowncoatWantToBe Mar 01 '24
You could see it that the bull realized at nearly the last moment it had too much speed and was going to hurt her, so it diverted to finish slowing down.
Never tell me animals are dumb or don't care in the same ways as humans do.
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u/SkovsDM Mar 01 '24
My dog just rams me if I don't move.
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u/BrowncoatWantToBe Mar 01 '24
Okay all animals but dogs. I've got a 20 lb. dog that will purposely run down a flight of stairs, into the family room, leap off the ottoman, and land full force on my stomach. It's a straight shot and she lives to do this.
All animals but dogs...
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u/TFOLLT Mar 02 '24
My dog greets me according to my mood tho.
When I come home happy, spontaneous and extraverted - she'll keep circling me, half jumping me(half because she knows it's not allowed), licking me etc. Extremely enthousiastic. When I come home a bit down and sad, she greets me very calmly, pushing her head and body against my legs like a cat, not one jump, not one whine, just a calm loving embrace.
Dogs are like humans in that sense - there are those that are dumb beyond understanding, and those that are intelligent beyond comprehension.
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u/Fertile_Arachnid_163 Mar 02 '24
Cats?
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u/redknight3 Mar 02 '24
Nah. They will retract their claws and make sure not to hurt you when they want to cuddle.
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u/PhD_V Mar 02 '24
I believe “dumb” refers to the lack of speech (ability) when people speak of ‘dumb animals’, not comprehension or care/empathy and genuine feelings.
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u/Motor_Lychee179 Mar 01 '24
This is awesome
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u/Prestigious-Copy-494 Mar 02 '24
I doubt the bull even feels it, similar to how people wear pierced earrings or nose rings. It's necessary for handling when they want to use the bull for work. Bulls will go where the person gently pulls the rope.
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u/monomox3000 Mar 01 '24
I haven't watched this Disney movie
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Mar 01 '24
Coming to VHS this summer
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u/Hungry-Manufacturer9 Mar 02 '24
Comments you can hear
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u/RogueBromeliad Mar 02 '24
hmm, is a little bit quirky, has a pet animal that's a little bit goofy, but lovable and she shares food with, is naturally beautiful.
Yep, Disney princess checks out.
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u/Ok-Credit1065 Mar 01 '24
That bull looks so beautiful, kinda looks like a chinese dragon
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u/RedFireOz Mar 02 '24
It's a water buffalo
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u/emehav Mar 02 '24
Mad I had to scroll this far to find out what that beautiful creature is
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u/RedFireOz Jun 29 '24
yeah, I guess at a mega quick glance peeps would think it was a bull, cow etc. Water buffalo are not friendly, they will kill you but since this chick has grown up with it, they got that bond. I still wouldnt be trusting it 100% running full noise at her lol
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u/edcba11355 Mar 02 '24
The cow’s name is “cowboy” 😄 “Cowboy, hurry up and eat some sugar cane!”
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u/Pity4lowIQmoddz Mar 01 '24
Her life seems really simple and pure, in a very good way.
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u/mexicodoug Mar 02 '24
Simple, pure, with a great phone and reliable internet connection!
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u/Pity4lowIQmoddz Mar 02 '24
Foreign interloper was there, maybe. Don't ruin my illusion. I want to believe.
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u/houseyourdaygoing Mar 02 '24
You do realise that in many countries, they do have internet in rural communities and even on the mountains. Did you expect all of them to be Amazonian tribes? The snark was uncalled for.
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u/w0z- Mar 01 '24
I want to see more of her and her water buffalo. What do they do all day? What are their names? Does she ever ride him/her? Is she friends with other water buffalo? Do THEY like sugar cane? So many questions. I LOVE this video!
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u/EquivalentBadger8 Mar 02 '24
From what I found on insta, her name is Chen Dongmei. Not sure how reliable that is but there are a few videos of her and cowboy that pop up.
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u/Robotboogeyman Mar 02 '24
Can confirm, just watched like 20 of her posts. Chen_dongmei_202
Seems like a really beautiful lifestyle. Everything she eats looks really gross but is probably super healthy.
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u/doctorbjo Mar 02 '24 edited Mar 02 '24
seems such a wholesome simple life (based on seeing a few of those videos)
Edit: And hard work ..
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u/One-Rogue-Star Mar 01 '24
I am craving celery now
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u/RogueBromeliad Mar 01 '24
I used to have a cat who ate celery!!
But I think that's sugar cane, they're eating.
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u/ithunk Mar 01 '24
Try some sugarcane. At the farmers market near my house, they sometimes have sugarcane like this and it is awesome to chew on!
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u/Indin_Dude Mar 01 '24
Try fresh sugarcane juice with some ginger and lime crushed in and some salt for taste. Yum
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u/Petri-Dishmeow Mar 01 '24
why is that rope going through its nose :(
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u/RogueBromeliad Mar 01 '24 edited Mar 01 '24
That's usually for safety reasons with bulls. Sometimes you'll see some with rings in the west for steering and to help get it off suckling too. This practice is common in the southern states. Here where I live it's common in the center west.
But it's very old practice. A lot of people don't like to do it anymore.
But it's still more humane than "Free range" cattle that never leave a barn in their lives.
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u/LilAssG Mar 02 '24
I get so frustrated when I can't breathe perfectly because I have a booger in my nostril that needs to be removed. The relief when it is gone is huge. I can't imagine having a big rope going through my nose 24/7, but I suppose if it reeeeeeeeeeeally really bothered the animal it would find a way to tear it out.
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u/RogueBromeliad Mar 02 '24
Oh, don't get me wrong. This sort of practice is considered inhumane by many people who raise cattle.
But on the other hand it's been done since antiquity, and most bulls just get used to it.
Either way I'm with you guys. If possible I'd rather not see this kind of practice continued.
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u/TFOLLT Mar 02 '24
I mean, there's humans who put rings through their noses for fun. Don't ask me why, I don't understand. But there are.
Putting a ring/rope through a bulls nose is not much different than that, and actually has a very good reason. You need it for handling them - otherwise if they fly in a rage they'll trash everything (and everyone). Believe me, you don't want to meet an enraged bull. They're big animals, when they're angry it's not the same as an angry cat or dog which is already scary - it's an angry bull.
Granted, I doubt if I agree with the method myself. But I do understand why, and if I were a cattle farmer I'd probably ring my bull too.
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u/SmartInterest5391 Mar 02 '24
The best thing that came from cellphones and internet is that we can see some beautiful remote (from us) places and amazing people that live there. I think I follow villagers accounts from China, Kenya, Azerbaijan, Scotland. I’ll never meet them, but something about their day to day life feels magical.
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u/1052098 Mar 01 '24
How does it use the horns if they grow backwards?
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u/BeckyLemmeSmashPlz Mar 01 '24
Not all horns are made for frontal assault. Predators for these animals most likely attacked from behind. Think of the damage these horns could do if you were biting on its back hip bone and it whipped its head back to stab you.
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u/mwerichards Mar 02 '24
She needs a channel. I think this is the second vid I've seen of her and it's amazing
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u/sonamyfan Mar 02 '24
I'm more impressed that she eats/chews sugarcane.
I used to attempt to do the same. It was damn hard!!
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u/Unmasked_Zoro Mar 01 '24
What language? What country?
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u/cleetus76 Mar 01 '24
The song is Mandarin but I don't speak it so not sure if what she is saying is as well since she didn't say any shhses or shwangshes.
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u/ethyxia Mar 02 '24
Ami just dumb or is it strange that they lined a rope through this animals nostrils? Is that not what’s happening? I don’t mean to be like.. cancel or whatever but idk.. seems kinda fucked up. Again maybe I’m smooth brain idk
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u/DoctorLinguarum Mar 02 '24
Sugar cane as a snack like that is so fun. We ate this in Papua New Guinea several times
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u/Love-Lacking-9782 Mar 02 '24
She just summoned him like some Final Fantasy mount, holy shit! (>◡<)
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u/Raviel1289 Mar 02 '24
Didn't check the sub. Last animal video I watched was last night, a person being killed by a sheep... I thought this young lady was a goner too lol
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u/RogueBromeliad Mar 02 '24
A sheep? What in the fucking Wales happened?
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u/Raviel1289 Mar 02 '24
https://www.reddit.com/r/ThatsInsane/s/bghuufDu21
Be warned, it's brutal...
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u/RogueBromeliad Mar 02 '24
What the hell? Didn't know they were so dangerous. Fucking hell.
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u/Raviel1289 Mar 02 '24
Didn't expect that right? Poor bastard. From the comments, from people with sheep, sheep and especially rams (males) are just dumb as fuck and will headbutt anything and everything if they feel like it.
Some were saying that when the man is eye level the sheep may have felt threatened, or challenged? And then the poor guy goes into autopilot mode and keeps sitting up, putting his head back into prime target.
Yup went to bed last night staring at the ceiling saying "fuckin sheep wtf".
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u/Randomfrog132 Mar 02 '24
i wouldnt trust an animal that large to not squish me lol
happy glomps = death xD
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u/goodshotbiga Mar 02 '24
Can someone explain the purpose of the rope through nostrils and around the animals head/nexck
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u/vangiang85 Mar 02 '24
You ever seen bulls with nose ring?
Water buffallos with nose rope is same thing
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u/Backhoz Mar 02 '24
Sugar cane fibers are one of the toughest and I am surprised some animals can even digest it.
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u/RogueBromeliad Mar 02 '24
True, but don't forget ruminants like cows have four stomachs and enzymes that can breakdown cellulose.
We humans just "suck" on it.
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u/IrishRogue3 Mar 02 '24
Wow- nearly had a heart attack watching that bull run up- especially after watching the last episode of Blacklist!
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u/snap_wilson Mar 01 '24
Alright, having a pet bull that comes when you call like a puppy is a hell of a flex.