Comments by "Billy Rock" (@billyrock8305) on "The Dodo" channel.

  1. Move it along people. The Tiger shark was not a threat to her at all. In fact you are more likely to be killed by a bee sting as opposed to a shark.
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  2. Fat, Old timer is a QT! 🐶 Don’t know who the woman is, but good call to adopt him. 👍
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  3. Clemdane No Tiger sharks. Oceanic white tips.
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  4. Canadians 🇨🇦 . What incredible people. ❤️
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  5. 400 or 500 lbs 😂. It’s a black bear not a grizzly. 300 lbs tops.
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  6. And stampedes the idiots who designed the canal next to a habitat where Indian elephants live. Priceless. 🤦‍♂️
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  7. Heroes!! 👍
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  8. Be like him. ❤️
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  9. Never a good idea to touch a fawn. Because of this limited interaction with its mother the first few weeks of life, people often think fawns are abandoned. My advice should always be “Don’t touch that baby!” There is evidence for rejection by the doe if a human handles her young. Given her investment, once the bond between mother and young is formed, it is unlikely to be broken even by a stinky human. But bad things happened when people mess with wildlife – like imprinting. A doe will imprint upon her fawns in a few hours. If this critical period is interrupted, the imprinting process breaks down and may lead to abandonment. But, fawns take several days or longer to imprint on mom. During this interim, fawns risk being attracted to almost any large moving object – even people. That’s why does are secretive and aggressive during fawn rearing. Let’s hope this fawn bonds with its mother once again. 🦌
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