A Farmer Discovered Something Weird Outside His Farm Fields

The benefits of living in the countryside far outweigh that of living in a city as nature never ceases to amaze them …some shocking, some amazing and other outright unbelievable..Here are some weird discoveries that a farmer made outside his farm fields.

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[SabreWolf]

The werewolf thing was not discovered on a farm by a farmer. It is a prop that was made by a very talented special effects guy. It’s also been on the internet for a year or so, and the creator of this prop has already introduced himself and talked about his prop. Why is doing research on anything so hard for people? Geez 🙄

[fredachildress]

The true monsters are people, so stop calling these creatures monsters. This farmer is smart by feeding the chickens, and the farmer saving the bats is my hero.

[lanceowens]

Too the people who helped the horse great job and thank you God speed guys

[DudesIn]

I think the guy with the 70, ooo chickens should follow the locust swarms and save starvation, I mean it's a win-win, for all.

[perlitaenriquez]

Same to u, thank you for sharing this to us

[ruthannabauer]

God's creatures are so beautiful & amazing even tho some may look unusual to us & should be treated as such!
My favorite video was the 1 where the chicken was being attacked by the hawk & was rescued by its barnyard family. Many don't know that goats form strong relationships w/ other animals especially horses. That's their "herd", their "family".
They need to put a goat in w/ the Zorse for companionship, they would grow to be very close. That's what we & many other horse owners have done for decades when we have just 1 horse or must separate 1 from other horses. It stems from both animals instinctual need to be part of a herd.
PS There's no such thing as "sheep's" & elk aren't farm animals but wild herd animals & that's why we have Elk hunting season. Just some enlightened information for Y'all in the future.👍

[kasabianrage]

Glad to see people actually still care and helped that horse

[kathycondon]

That Shoebill looks so scary like he might reach out and peck you at any moment, but he kinda was more like a dog and sorta related with the people who rescued him, which is absolutely incredibly

[terrilajoie]

The dog is TOTALLY controlling those sheep you see how he keeps the heard all in a small pack order by moving sides to side…. Haha 🤣 that’s a smart dog!!!

[acllhes]

That thumbnail looks legit bro

⌨️👨🏼‍💼👍🏻

[ashleynadeau]

Wow the mosaic is absolutely beautiful and so cool

[nancymanuel]

What was the guy smoking that "saw" the unicorn 🤭🤪🙄

[kathycondon]

That little Chupacabra reminds me of a little raccoon/coyote. Like he was raised in a mixed family!!!

[nightshift]

Okay, I let a sub and like there, you said so! Now I watch Greetings from Germany! 👍👍

[margaretkemsley]

The part where it's said about the bear visiting a farm in Australia cannot be true unless it escaped from a zoo. Bears are not native here in Australia

[LifeChanges]

Smart sheep dog because they are following him. 🐕🐏

[Tigershark-qygq]

The Guy with the moose is Jim Shockey. He uses paddles to attract moose. He puts them over his head and sways back and forth with them over his head. He also rubs them against trees. He gets incredibly close to moose this way. He's been doing it all his adult life and he's one of the worlds most famous professional hunters and guides. He can do what few can get away with alive due to decades in the bush.

[landoncook]

And that little sheep dog was freaking awesome he did his job perfectly lol

[Nasauniverse]

Crop circles, whatever they are they are truly intricate and beautiful. How could a few people make these in the night without being seen, in the summer time when it is dark for only a few hours??

[lezbarker]

Love how the guy who found the gold tipped out perfectly cleaned gold. Guess it was a reshoot as he may have just been showing them how he found it.