BBC: A Moose Named Madeline - Colours of Fall

[amm95]

Moose aren't defenceless. and how would YOU feel if you were a starving wolf and some film crew cam and stole your meal from you?!

[shinwarikhan1000]

u mother fucker where is htat video.

[LAFD54]

Hey BBC ASSHOLES, istead of getting off by filming animals being killed, why don't you come to their rescue? Why do you guys just love to see defenseless animals being killed when you can make a difference? And don't give me that nature crap. If you truely believed in nature taking it's course, you would not go to physicians and just let nature take it's course with your body. Help animals and prevent this crap that you get off on! ASSHOLES

[carrollwoolery87]

@LAFD54 if you'd had half a brain you'd realize that animals are animals and screwing around with the order could have disastrous results for one of a species. the people of BBC are a BROADCASTING company, not a rescue service. are trying to promote awareness by showing these animals and possible dangers they face from habitat. secondly if you're so keen on saving animals, commenting on how a broadcasting company isn't doing the job you want them to isn't saving anything.

[LoloXXScotty]

@carrollwoolery87 leave her alone!!! i feel the same way okay and tbh that may be what happens naturally anyway but if there is a crew of people there they can help them!!! if u were the animal being brutally killed would you not want to be saved? think about it

[GodEqualsLove4ever]

I love watching falling leaves ... ")

[gaiagale]

Where IS the moose?

[teemuruskeepaa]

I didn't know that there are still forests and mooses in the UK. Are we showing a bit of a hidden agenda in the video, then?

[teemuruskeepaa]

Showing non-existent nature as a resource of social integration, particularly under the UK label.

[purplefuzzythings]

no moose? :(

This isn't Canadian?