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Hippos are helping a duckling
(19) | 09/06/2015 | Translate: Two hippos in Diergaarde Blijdorp Zoo in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, help a little duckling who can't climb on the wall of a small lake and reach his mother.
Both Hippo suddenly appeared, and once they saw the problem using their snout to guide your duckling out of the water.
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Ich frage mich allerdings, warum die Leute hier nur glotzen und filmen und nicht helfen.
Ich wäre da kurz reingegangen ins Gehege und hätte dem Küken geholfen, bevor es sich verletzt oder zurück bleibt.
Menschen haben kaum noch Zivilcourage. Sie sind gewohnt, zu glotzen, TV, Handy, immer nur Zuschauer sein.
Das wirkt auch auf das Gehirn mit der Zeit und die Handlugnsfähigkeit. Ach und natürlich das Obrigkeitsdenken.
“Das darf man nicht, da ist ein Zaun”