Soul-stirring Rescue: Brown Haired, Blue-Eyed Coyote Saved from Landslide

Skylar Hawthorne

Updated Saturday, July 27, 2024 at 12:00 AM CDT

In a touching video that's capturing hearts across the internet, a brown-haired, blue-eyed coyote was rescued from a landslide. The video, titled "Brown Haired, Blue Eyes, Hiding in Your Landslide," showcases the delicate and compassionate rescue effort.

The video begins with a gentle voice instructing, "Hold on. Watch your paw. Paw there? There you go. You're a good man, w*****. Ha ha ha. Let me put my gloves on." This sets the scene for the delicate operation. The man, identified as Josh, is seen holding the coyote to prevent it from biting, while another rescuer reassures, "He doesn't want to fight. He's not very bad. I don't think so. I think he's all right. Look at his back leg. Trembling. He's moving, though. Okay, hold on."

The rescue effort has not only melted hearts but also sparked a variety of reactions from viewers. One user humorously remarked, "Maybe the dogs were right. Humans seem okay." - Coyote, probably. Another simply stated, "Just a pup!" highlighting the innocent nature of the young coyote.

Interestingly, a viewer brought up the band Anamanaguchi, asking, "What does Anamanaguchi have to do with this?" adding a touch of mystery and humor to the comments section. Another user reflected on the harsh realities of nature by stating, "Mother Nature will never stop throwing disasters at us."

The video leaves viewers wanting more, with one commenting, "Oh man! Ended too soon! There was a *spark* in that Coyote's blue eyes," and another poetically noting, "He must've seen his reflection in the snow-covered hills." This reflective observation adds a layer of depth to the video, making it more than just a rescue—it's a moment of connection between humans and wildlife.

A particularly interesting insight came from a user who read an article by a wildlife biologist, noting, "I read an article years and years ago by a wildlife biologist who had experience rescuing animals, and he said that he noticed all animals seemed to respond to the shushing sound. That low, gentle, 'Sshhhh, shhhh'. I wonder if it's true?" This comment adds a scientific perspective to the emotional rescue.

Questions about the aftermath of the rescue also arose, with one user asking, "Was the guy able to walk after?" while another commented on the video's viral potential, "How is this feel good stirring Not made it most viral?"

The video even sparked some cross-cultural commentary, with a British user initially mistaking the coyote for a fox and providing a link for reference. This underscores the universal appeal and curiosity the video has generated.

A humorous musical reference was made with "🎶no escape from reality🎵," showcasing the video's ability to evoke a range of emotions and thoughts. The video link, "https://imgur.com/BV9ttEV," further extends the conversation, allowing more people to share in this soul-stirring moment.

In a lighthearted comment, a user pointed out the video's potential to inspire domesticating animals, "Do you want to domesticate dogs again? Because this is how you domesticate dogs again," while another sang, "I'm thinkin' puppy, puppy oh ooo oh!" demonstrating the video's infectious joy.

The title of the video also received praise, with one user stating, "Brilliant title, OP," while another lamented, "They missed the money shot!!!" suggesting the video could have shown even more.

Touching on wildlife conservation, a user asked, "Did they take lil guy to a wildlife recovery place?" highlighting the concern for the coyote's future well-being.

This video not only showcases a successful animal rescue but also brings together a community of viewers who share their insights, humor, and concern, making it a must-watch for anyone searching for soul-stirring wildlife rescue stories.

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Top Comments from Imgur

PoliticalWanderer

"Maybe the dogs were right. Humans seem okay." - Coyote, probably.

mangoinparis

Just a pup!

digitalaaronscustoms

What does anamanaguchi have to do with this?

RichardHardley

Mother Nature will never stop throwing disasters at us.

Heavenissize17socks

Oh man! Ended too soon! There was a *spark* in that Coyote's blue eyes.

GreaterDog

He must've seen his reflection in the snow-covered hills

snowwhyyt

How is this feel good stirring Not made it most viral

bluebattlebuddy

Was the guy able to walk after?

TrueNorthernLights

I read an article years and years ago by a wildlife biologist who had experience rescuing animals, and he said that he noticed all animals seemed to respond to the shushing sound. That low, gentle, "Sshhhh, shhhh". I wonder if it's true?

Strategicgnomer

"Can I pet that dooooog?"

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