27 Rats Attacked my Birds and I TRAPPED all of them Alive

This actually worked. By studying nasty rats that were attacking my animals I could catch them by hand and finally came up with a trap that was working. I caught all 27 of them. Luckily my animals are save again. By the way... wild rats are NOTHING like pet rats.

- about the squirrels... the one that had escaped is a new one... not so tame yet. And yes I believe squirrels should live in nature. Unfortunately these are born in captivity and can not survive on their own... beside it being illegal to set them free. This is for now the best home I can give them.

ps the pigeon is doing fine, some healing to do still but he'll fully recover

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[nahdigaming]

The dude was learning the behavior of them to catch them without killing them, respect mate

[EdwardJr]

You literally made a better trap than the best one on the market in like few hours. You've got all – a big brain and a huge heart.

[Alias_Anybody]

It's really fascinating how, agile, versatile and smart those little devils are.

[xXBallisticXx]

I worked at a pet shop years ago and we had a rat problem. We would come in in the mornings to find parakeets with no heads.wild rats can be vicious.

[mpdaugherty]

💯 The content blows my mind. His talent in incubating, saving, helping and caring for these wonderful animals.

[meriumhasthephonebox]

I'm so sorry for the animals the rats hurt. But I am also so sorry for how much this video made me laugh. The editing, the music, the battle between your determination and the rats' tenacity... this is a cinematic masterpiece.

[daftirishmarej]

I'm amazed at how humane you were about the rats, despite them hurting your fowl. Huge respect to you!!

[jonskitch]

They will find their way back - they are very smart and have good memory!

[Lastname_the_First]

I'm so sorry for the pigeon you lost, and the one that was injured... It must have taken a lot of patience and understanding to still be so compassionate to the rats. I hope your troubles with them are over!

[talhaameen]

This man is the textbook definition of hard work

[DelightfulDissident]

I hope the pigeon makes a full recovery 🙏 amazing work reclaiming your space without more bloodshed!

[beckyd]

Good job! I am always amazed at how smart rats really are. I use peppermint oil on rags to keep rats and raccoons out of my house. It is labor intensive (as the oil has to be refreshed about once a week), but the odor keeps "the critters" from trying to live with me and I don't have to kill anything ! To me that is a win-win situation. *Thank you for sharing the video and for doing your wonderful work! Love and light to all who help you make these videos and help save the animals. Blessed Be!*

[Anne_Onymous]

Thank you so much for doing it without torturing them with poison. I know the wild ones are pests, but rats are still amazing and intelligent creatures.

[theanonymousduck]

Your such a amazing person, to the environment. Your content is always so engaging! Thanks!

[cinderellie]

So sorry to hear your pigeons were injured. I love to see such a problem dealt with in wisdome and respect!

[trevorstubblefield]

I had no idea that rats were capable of taking down a bird!! That's just crazy as f**k to me!! Thank you for showing people what the rat is able to do and I really like your videos!! Biggest heart and your kindness is overflowing!! Keep up the great work and God bless!!

[victoire]

Little tip that can help a bit if you want to trap rats : do not touch the trap with your bare hands. Use gloves that you would have rubbed in dirt before. It would reduce the scent you leave on it, and therefore they might enter the trap quicker

[dyan]

Holy cow this is not a YT video but a short documentary 😮 you are amazing 🤩 ❤

[LittleDreamer]

As a chicken owner, I know the horror of finding weird little holes and poop outside the coop, knowing something is going on. It's hard protecting our birds with smart little devils like these! I had no idea they would attack a bird the size of a magpie just out of the blue😱 I know that one of our neighbors has a rat problem, now I hope they stay there...

[senatorlainez]

Why the hell would you let them escape? They're going to wreak havoc wherever they go next.