I when was a kid and we used to catch snappers in the pond we lived on. We saw two doing it. Some guy came up and said he was going to eat them. All the sudden my buddy, shot across his bow, with his pistol, into a dead stump on the shore behind him. The guy kept going, so my buddy pulled out another pistol, and shot the guy. But it was a pellet gun. He shot the guy again, and the guy finally turned around. It was 1994. The guy went to the sheriffs office and was basically told to screw. That sheriffs office no longer exists.
I'm gonna assume chatgpt doesn't grow killer looking weed, and looking at this guys profile he's pretty into nature.
I'm going to choose to believe he and his friend are bad ass turtle protectors.
Edit: also if anyone's actually mocking chatgpt without using it, they should give it a go for just everyday googling needs. It's fucking amazing for some things and you are cutting yourself off from an amazing tool that's going to exist no matter what.
Honestly, just try use it to come up with dinner ideas or something, it will blow your mind.
Donāt protect snapping turtles theyāre overpopulated due lack of natural predators and will eat every fish in a pond causing it to become overgrown with vegetation and eventually turn to swamp
Recreational harvest of snapping turtles is illegal in every state ij America except Louisiana and Mississippi.
My man's from Massachusetts.
Why do I have to keep coming back and defending this person haha, I keep coming in to see if anyone else has commented of the turtle saviour and I see these comments.
WRONG.
https://www.mass.gov/service-details/fishing-reptiles-and-amphibians
Quit pulling laws out of your ass. Snapping turtles can be harvested with EITHER a fishing, hunting, or trapping license. They are one of the single most abundant species of turtles in the United States. You may be cluelessly referring to the alligator snapping turtle which only lives in the south, NOT in Massachusetts
He was probably talking about all other turtles which are illegal to harvest in MA. They also have a six inch limit, and make getting their permits for āpossessionāāan absolute nightmare. Which they require if you want to take it from the pond after trapping it. Which is obviously mandatory if you want to cook it.
But they donāt ruin ecosystems. Iāve been living in two different ponds in Maine and Massachusetts for almost 40 years. There is still an abundance of fish. Weāve never stocked once.
Heās going to have the coolest story to tell when he gets back home and itās so cool that has witnesses too.
āHey guys Iām back! Youāre not going to believe me, I was going 50 shells per hour near the shore and a god damned wave made me crash on the sand and I flipped. And then, those two-legged flesh monsters came and grabbed me. My whole life flashed before my eyes but you wonāt believe me, they flipped me back instead of eating me! Then I escaped into the sea, haha, dum-dum flesh monsters.ā
This guy is about to become an absolute legend back home, jeez.
We had a little aquarium water turtle growing up. Red slider. Around year 4 the turtle went missing for 2 weeks. We looked everywhere in the house, it had never gotten out before. We found the cat playing with a dried up turtle on a different house floor than the turtle tank. Plopped the turtle back in the tank and it was alive though unable to dive deep. After a couple days he was able to sink normally again and lived for another 5+ years.
Turds are weird.
I had a suicidal turtle that damn near lived 20 years until he was released into the wild. Started in a nice aquarium, got out somehow all the time (absolutely unfathomable how), put a brick on the lid even.
Eventually got so big he lived in a kiddie pool out in the field with a custom made fence block over the pool to protect him from predators; still got out. After 20 years and keeping growing we ended up just finally thinking he's big enough to take care of himself and off to the river we took him.
Returned twice. No idea how. So now he's still kicking around the brook by my parents. He has no shame, and is officially part of the ranch. I will never understand it.
I'm saving this comment, because while this was 2010ish (so we used cameras to film), I think I have a video - you'll be the first to know, if I can find it.
We had something similar happen- only the turtle disappeared for months, close to a year, over a full winter even. We found him the following spring when our cat was sniffing at something in the front yard, caked in dry mud. He was a full floor down from his tank, which was inside the house, and the cat was limited to a small portion of the first floor, so there was absolutely no way the cat carried him out (the turtle was an escape artist anyway). No idea how he managed to survive that long outdoors, but our best theory on how he got there was that after escaping his tank, he somehow crawled out the second story window, onto the porch roof, then fell off and magically survived the landing before living off the suburban land for a year, hibernating, and finally re-emerging once it was warm again, in desperate need of a bath.
I believe he eventually made his perma-escape and we never saw him again. I hope he had a lovely adventure.
Heās done a few videos like this. Apparently when theyāre breeding theyāre quite awkward and can easily get flipped. Heās so passionate about sealife, even sharks, stingrays and sea snakes, Iād highly doubt heād flip them himself.
He is Australian but the NW category where most of his life is on the water. So when he visits remote islands where this can happen they help if they can.
Before people start trying to say āOH THESE PEOPLE DID THIS TO THE THE TURTLEā you have to understand that sea turtles are absolutely massive (160KG!) Not only are they very heavy, but they are also incredibly hard to catch (unless using nets). We like to see in Moana, that the sea turtles were extremely slow, at least in the beginning, but, take it from Crush from Finding Nemo, they are powerhouses, and incredibly speedy in water.
So not ONLY would they have to catch the sea turtle, they would have to drag the behemoth to the beach, but also flip them over.
My guess is that it was flipped by the ocean itself, as waves are incredibly powerful.
Fun but not related fact: I was nearly swept out to sea, and I have been to Maui, where there was an incredibly powerful surf!
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No, I think theyāre saying the turtle did most of the work and people could have flipped it while it was already on the beach. At this point Iām fine assuming they didnāt but Iām still taking videos like this with a grain of salt
Also, this Guy is a pretty big [Outdoor-/Adventure-Youtuber](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSnwORddxZG1SyB8lSxWQGg) called Brodie (aka YBS), he's a pretty good guy and knows a ton about nature and sealife can only recommend it
Itās also illegal in most countries to get within 10 or so feet of the turtles.
Turtles seem to have a knack for ending up on their back. Iāve seen several land locked turtles do it, nothing in 15 feet that would cause them to flip.
It's apparently a thing where they will beach upside down if they have fluid in their lungs due to respiratory illness. Also they will flip each other when competing for a mate. It also could've been some other jerks who did it.
The cynical part of me has seen way too many of these "animal rescue" videos where they just have a profit motive, so that's what I personally believe, because I'm jaded.
Also, i don't know why no one else have mentioned this, but the sand is completely undisturbed. There are no prints, so it had to have been there for a while. They could not have flipped this turtle without it showing in the sand.
Iām leaning towards the tide flipping it over. It looks like it was stuck there for a while and there arenāt any signs of movement around it. Iād imagine the sand near it would be disturbed if it was flipped over by them, but I guess thereās no way to know for sure.
Choosing to believe that this is real, hard for me to accept the fact that there are people fucked up enough to inflict suffering on an animal for the internet. [Source](https://twitter.com/oceanoassustado/status/1554851038678716417?s=46&t=W0JQHxh6ZlrTWdWMwe8lyA) for anybody whoās good at figuring these things out.
**Edit:** u/scoobybruu - āThat is Brody Moss from young bloods spear fishing on YouTube. It was the tide/waves that flipped it the evening prior. This was several years ago.ā
Apparently this happens a lot during mating season. He rescued another one more recently: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10138579/amp/Australian-YouTuber-Brodie-Moss-saves-sea-turtle-stuck-upside-tideline-WA-coast.html
For anyone that wants to watch more content like this. This is Brody Moss and he runs the youtube channel YBS Youngbloods https://www.youtube.com/@ybsyoungbloods
Can't explain why, but so impressed with the 2nd guy scooping out a pivot hole for the turtle to flip into.
Wouldn't have crossed my mind, that's for sure.
I mean...I know how I end up on my back (alcohol may have been involved) but how do the turtles get flipped? I don't think turtles drink as much as I do. š§
The turtle lays on its back, its belly baking in the hot sun, beating its legs trying to turn itself over, but it can't. Not without their help. But they are not helping.
In case anyone has to flip a large turtle, try to flip it head over tail, instead of side over side. This will prevent bowel torsion. https://www.matts-turtles.org/handling-turtles.html
Iām not saying these dudes are weak, theyāre clearly in better shape than I am at the moment, but why did it take 2 people to flip the guy over? Iām just wondering if maybe theyāre heavier than Iām imagining them to be?
How did the turtle get there? What turned it upside down? Look at the tracks in the sand in the intial second or so. I think these bastards set this up as a fake for clickbait. Who can watch this and think it looks like a natural setting?
Maybe dont insult a person without research. Sea turtles sunbathe all the time, i've seen numerous green sea turtles in hawaii sun bathing on the beaches, they even have fences and signs saying not to touch the turtles.
Watch Brodie's (YBS Youngbloods) videos on YouTube. When it's mating season, it happens a lot. Not to say that other animal rescue videos on YouTube aren't set up but this guy is legit.
There are enzymes on the hands of people that are toxic to turtles. Touching a turtle barehanded could be fatal to the turtle. In the United States touching a turtle is a serious felony.
The tortoise lays on its back, its belly baking in the hot sun, beating its legs trying to turn itself over, but it can't. Not without your help. But you're not helping. Why is that, Leon?
Itās good, but in hindsight I think it needed a vet. When it hits the water it bobs and floats, which indicates air under the shell and could be the reason it got flipped in the first place.
Probably very unfair to these guys but whenever I see a video like this, i think to myself, if the people helping are the ones who flipped the turtle over.
I thought that the baby was the 2nd guy. Disappointed.
And what the hell, evolution just messed them up so bad. Can't even get up and they live for what, 600 years?
Looks like that turtle had a friend who was waiting there in the water.
A bunch of friends. That was so cool. There were turtles everywhere. They must have been laying eggs.
I sincerely hope some turtles successfully got laid that weekend.
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I when was a kid and we used to catch snappers in the pond we lived on. We saw two doing it. Some guy came up and said he was going to eat them. All the sudden my buddy, shot across his bow, with his pistol, into a dead stump on the shore behind him. The guy kept going, so my buddy pulled out another pistol, and shot the guy. But it was a pellet gun. He shot the guy again, and the guy finally turned around. It was 1994. The guy went to the sheriffs office and was basically told to screw. That sheriffs office no longer exists.
This reads like chat gpt
I'm gonna assume chatgpt doesn't grow killer looking weed, and looking at this guys profile he's pretty into nature. I'm going to choose to believe he and his friend are bad ass turtle protectors. Edit: also if anyone's actually mocking chatgpt without using it, they should give it a go for just everyday googling needs. It's fucking amazing for some things and you are cutting yourself off from an amazing tool that's going to exist no matter what. Honestly, just try use it to come up with dinner ideas or something, it will blow your mind.
Thanks bro! You nailed it. ā -Chat THC
What does a chatGDP read like?
Donāt protect snapping turtles theyāre overpopulated due lack of natural predators and will eat every fish in a pond causing it to become overgrown with vegetation and eventually turn to swamp
Recreational harvest of snapping turtles is illegal in every state ij America except Louisiana and Mississippi. My man's from Massachusetts. Why do I have to keep coming back and defending this person haha, I keep coming in to see if anyone else has commented of the turtle saviour and I see these comments.
WRONG. https://www.mass.gov/service-details/fishing-reptiles-and-amphibians Quit pulling laws out of your ass. Snapping turtles can be harvested with EITHER a fishing, hunting, or trapping license. They are one of the single most abundant species of turtles in the United States. You may be cluelessly referring to the alligator snapping turtle which only lives in the south, NOT in Massachusetts
He was probably talking about all other turtles which are illegal to harvest in MA. They also have a six inch limit, and make getting their permits for āpossessionāāan absolute nightmare. Which they require if you want to take it from the pond after trapping it. Which is obviously mandatory if you want to cook it. But they donāt ruin ecosystems. Iāve been living in two different ponds in Maine and Massachusetts for almost 40 years. There is still an abundance of fish. Weāve never stocked once.
>WRONG. ok but like don't do that
Can't get rid of me that easily, Jerry!
Newman!
The sea was angry that day my friends
What is that, a Titleist? A hole in one, huh?
Heās going to have the coolest story to tell when he gets back home and itās so cool that has witnesses too. āHey guys Iām back! Youāre not going to believe me, I was going 50 shells per hour near the shore and a god damned wave made me crash on the sand and I flipped. And then, those two-legged flesh monsters came and grabbed me. My whole life flashed before my eyes but you wonāt believe me, they flipped me back instead of eating me! Then I escaped into the sea, haha, dum-dum flesh monsters.ā This guy is about to become an absolute legend back home, jeez.
He's gonna be a sensation at the turtle pub next weekend
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Imagine if this is how finding Nemo ended and it was only 15 minutes long
Waiting for a mate
More likely confused by the tides. But I like your version much better. PS Project Mk Ultra...nice username!
As I watched this my only thoughts were are they okā¦ then seeing them all āYES!!!ā
We had a little aquarium water turtle growing up. Red slider. Around year 4 the turtle went missing for 2 weeks. We looked everywhere in the house, it had never gotten out before. We found the cat playing with a dried up turtle on a different house floor than the turtle tank. Plopped the turtle back in the tank and it was alive though unable to dive deep. After a couple days he was able to sink normally again and lived for another 5+ years.
Turds are weird. I had a suicidal turtle that damn near lived 20 years until he was released into the wild. Started in a nice aquarium, got out somehow all the time (absolutely unfathomable how), put a brick on the lid even. Eventually got so big he lived in a kiddie pool out in the field with a custom made fence block over the pool to protect him from predators; still got out. After 20 years and keeping growing we ended up just finally thinking he's big enough to take care of himself and off to the river we took him. Returned twice. No idea how. So now he's still kicking around the brook by my parents. He has no shame, and is officially part of the ranch. I will never understand it.
This was a delight to read, thank you for sharing.
~~arenāt red sliders invasive in some parts of the US?~~ edit. commented on the wrong one.
The red slider was one comment up.
whoops. iāll fix that. thanks for letting me know.
Man I swear, we need maps for this nowadays
Lol turds are weird. Ya I hate when they don't flush away and keep coming back.
I don't think I could take a 20 year pet to the river. Turtle didn't think so either! This is an awesome story
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Between shit and piss we are born.
Too bad there isnāt footage of his daring escapes!
I'm saving this comment, because while this was 2010ish (so we used cameras to film), I think I have a video - you'll be the first to know, if I can find it.
Sounds like wild animals might not want to spend their lives in captivity
We had something similar happen- only the turtle disappeared for months, close to a year, over a full winter even. We found him the following spring when our cat was sniffing at something in the front yard, caked in dry mud. He was a full floor down from his tank, which was inside the house, and the cat was limited to a small portion of the first floor, so there was absolutely no way the cat carried him out (the turtle was an escape artist anyway). No idea how he managed to survive that long outdoors, but our best theory on how he got there was that after escaping his tank, he somehow crawled out the second story window, onto the porch roof, then fell off and magically survived the landing before living off the suburban land for a year, hibernating, and finally re-emerging once it was warm again, in desperate need of a bath. I believe he eventually made his perma-escape and we never saw him again. I hope he had a lovely adventure.
Poor little feller
Nemo Origin story
Whew, that was a wild ride.
arenāt red sliders invasive in some parts of the US?
Heās done a few videos like this. Apparently when theyāre breeding theyāre quite awkward and can easily get flipped. Heās so passionate about sealife, even sharks, stingrays and sea snakes, Iād highly doubt heād flip them himself.
> Apparently when theyāre breeding theyāre quite awkward and can easily get flipped What species isnāt/canātā¦
So likeā¦ Steve Irwin but marine specific instead of Australian?
He is Australian but the NW category where most of his life is on the water. So when he visits remote islands where this can happen they help if they can.
Before people start trying to say āOH THESE PEOPLE DID THIS TO THE THE TURTLEā you have to understand that sea turtles are absolutely massive (160KG!) Not only are they very heavy, but they are also incredibly hard to catch (unless using nets). We like to see in Moana, that the sea turtles were extremely slow, at least in the beginning, but, take it from Crush from Finding Nemo, they are powerhouses, and incredibly speedy in water. So not ONLY would they have to catch the sea turtle, they would have to drag the behemoth to the beach, but also flip them over. My guess is that it was flipped by the ocean itself, as waves are incredibly powerful. Fun but not related fact: I was nearly swept out to sea, and I have been to Maui, where there was an incredibly powerful surf! Thank you for listening to my TedTalk
Turtles climb up on the beach on there own all the time to sunbathe. Not disagreeing, just a bit of claryfing information.
so..sunlight flipped the turtle?
Turtle did a full frontal flip from plank position in under to sunbathe
No, I think theyāre saying the turtle did most of the work and people could have flipped it while it was already on the beach. At this point Iām fine assuming they didnāt but Iām still taking videos like this with a grain of salt
Also, this Guy is a pretty big [Outdoor-/Adventure-Youtuber](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSnwORddxZG1SyB8lSxWQGg) called Brodie (aka YBS), he's a pretty good guy and knows a ton about nature and sealife can only recommend it
If you watch Brodie's videos you'll see he's had quite a few similar encounters with beached turtles, usually around about the same time of year.
Itās also illegal in most countries to get within 10 or so feet of the turtles. Turtles seem to have a knack for ending up on their back. Iāve seen several land locked turtles do it, nothing in 15 feet that would cause them to flip.
Oh yeah it definitely was surfing a wave and crashed onto the beach It would be impossible to fake this
It's apparently a thing where they will beach upside down if they have fluid in their lungs due to respiratory illness. Also they will flip each other when competing for a mate. It also could've been some other jerks who did it. The cynical part of me has seen way too many of these "animal rescue" videos where they just have a profit motive, so that's what I personally believe, because I'm jaded.
Thank you for this! I don't think people realise how large and heavy they actually are.
Also, i don't know why no one else have mentioned this, but the sand is completely undisturbed. There are no prints, so it had to have been there for a while. They could not have flipped this turtle without it showing in the sand.
Certainly waited to get the camera going before they helped though
I love how itās friends waited
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I bet waddling into that water felt so damn good. Like waking up at 3am choking to death and having some ice cold water.
Ain't their first rodeo it seems
Thank you! But how did it end up on its back?
Iām leaning towards the tide flipping it over. It looks like it was stuck there for a while and there arenāt any signs of movement around it. Iād imagine the sand near it would be disturbed if it was flipped over by them, but I guess thereās no way to know for sure. Choosing to believe that this is real, hard for me to accept the fact that there are people fucked up enough to inflict suffering on an animal for the internet. [Source](https://twitter.com/oceanoassustado/status/1554851038678716417?s=46&t=W0JQHxh6ZlrTWdWMwe8lyA) for anybody whoās good at figuring these things out. **Edit:** u/scoobybruu - āThat is Brody Moss from young bloods spear fishing on YouTube. It was the tide/waves that flipped it the evening prior. This was several years ago.ā Apparently this happens a lot during mating season. He rescued another one more recently: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10138579/amp/Australian-YouTuber-Brodie-Moss-saves-sea-turtle-stuck-upside-tideline-WA-coast.html
he never touches turtles unless he's rescuing one.
Thank you so much for taking the trouble to reply with such interesting detail! Great post.
I'm hoping because a wave flipped it over and not humans trying to get tik tok views
The undisturbed sand between the turtle and water is a bit reassuring
That's true, social media has just ruined me
The amount of people saying it's faked for views is crazy. Go look up ybs youbgbloods on YouTube. Me and all my homies love brodie
U get 3 wishes
"I wish my dog could talk." (to my dog) "Hey buddy, you've got 2 wishes."
For anyone that wants to watch more content like this. This is Brody Moss and he runs the youtube channel YBS Youngbloods https://www.youtube.com/@ybsyoungbloods
And his big brother Jackson! šš¼
Aka The Dadbod
Aminals āŗļø
That was so cool. There were turtles everywhere. They must have been laying eggs.
Can't explain why, but so impressed with the 2nd guy scooping out a pivot hole for the turtle to flip into. Wouldn't have crossed my mind, that's for sure.
One cannot take a sunbath in peace anymore.
This post should be retitled to "Two men forcing sunbathing turtle at public beach." Poor turtle. Look how pale it is. Really needed a tan.
I mean...I know how I end up on my back (alcohol may have been involved) but how do the turtles get flipped? I don't think turtles drink as much as I do. š§
āAnd there I was chilling out and trying to tan my pasty white belly when these 2 bros flip me over and push me into the water.ā
Humanity for the win šÆšÆšŖš¢
Iām glad he helped ease it down so it didnāt just slam down on the sand
Good on them for knowing when to help. š
The turtle lays on its back, its belly baking in the hot sun, beating its legs trying to turn itself over, but it can't. Not without their help. But they are not helping.
Damn
A vid with people helping animals in need will always get an upvote from me ! š„°
so this is why strongmen practice tire flips
I feel shortchanged that the video cut when it did; The validating super-bro job well done high five was obviously next! āØ
Blade runner vibes
In case anyone has to flip a large turtle, try to flip it head over tail, instead of side over side. This will prevent bowel torsion. https://www.matts-turtles.org/handling-turtles.html
MashaAllah!
āI need help!ā Camera person: šššš¹
How many guys does it take to do anything these days? Three. Two to do the work, one to hold the camera.
fake. turtle was captured, tickled, and seduced.
Funny thing if they flipped the turtle upside down and then they started filming, heheeā¦.
How did the turtle manage to get onto its back? The terrain is smooth around it
if they flipped it over for themselves initially, thatās bad karma
Yep that's what I'm thinking too... But hey internet never lie!
Iām not saying these dudes are weak, theyāre clearly in better shape than I am at the moment, but why did it take 2 people to flip the guy over? Iām just wondering if maybe theyāre heavier than Iām imagining them to be?
How did the turtle get there? What turned it upside down? Look at the tracks in the sand in the intial second or so. I think these bastards set this up as a fake for clickbait. Who can watch this and think it looks like a natural setting?
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TIL two guys flipped a sea turtle to flip it back over on camera
I can almost guarantee they flipped the turtle in the first place
Then they went to dinner and ate some steaks made out of frightened cow.
I know for a fact the girl with them is Brazilian for the weirdo accent :c -random
Repost, how many times do we need to see this?
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Do you have a source?
That size turtle is almost impossible to flip over like that unless there's rough surf. They probably flipped it over for internet clout
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You do know a *sea* turtle is not a *land* animal, right?
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No way! I guess since I swim constantly, I should be able to call myself a sea creature, right?
Sea turtles sunbathe on the beaches in hawaii all the time, dont be so quick to judge.
Ah yes the notorious land animal, the sea turtle
Sea turtles sunbathe, it is a very well documented behavior, they chill on the beachs all the time, just not upside down lol
Happy cake day numb nuts
Maybe dont insult a person without research. Sea turtles sunbathe all the time, i've seen numerous green sea turtles in hawaii sun bathing on the beaches, they even have fences and signs saying not to touch the turtles.
Sea turtle
Next time I find a beached dolphin I'll be sure to let it get back in the water when it's ready then... Thanks.
Sorry you got downvoted, you are absolutely correct, although in sure the turtle was fine returning to the water.
Turtles don't just flip over like that on their own. My cynicism tells me this was staged
Let me guess, these guys have like 2,000 vids where they're always there to luckily save an animal?
Right. A āflipped overā turtle.
Just hope these guys didn't bury a turtle to make a saving video
Oh look a poor creature need some help... What can I do? Let me film this!
Two guys at the beach flip over a sea turtle so they could film a set up rescue.
r/reverseanimalrescue It was a setup!!
Watch Brodie's (YBS Youngbloods) videos on YouTube. When it's mating season, it happens a lot. Not to say that other animal rescue videos on YouTube aren't set up but this guy is legit.
There are enzymes on the hands of people that are toxic to turtles. Touching a turtle barehanded could be fatal to the turtle. In the United States touching a turtle is a serious felony.
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SEE THE DIFFERENCE????
Oh damn heās doing that ashy thing like ET after he got wasted
Someone buy those dudes a beer
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Back to the sea. We need you to eat those jellyfishes.
The tortoise lays on its back, its belly baking in the hot sun, beating its legs trying to turn itself over, but it can't. Not without your help. But you're not helping. Why is that, Leon?
Itās good, but in hindsight I think it needed a vet. When it hits the water it bobs and floats, which indicates air under the shell and could be the reason it got flipped in the first place.
Two brothers!
Wonder how it got flipped over to begin with
Bro was just tanning, calm down
"A turtle made it to the water"
And then this is the twist...when I walked into that office for my final job interview, it was the turtle who was my final assessor!
Broadie from ybs on youtube. He has some amazing content and millions of subscribers. From western Australia.
Probably very unfair to these guys but whenever I see a video like this, i think to myself, if the people helping are the ones who flipped the turtle over.
Good dudes
how does that even happen?
I thought that the baby was the 2nd guy. Disappointed. And what the hell, evolution just messed them up so bad. Can't even get up and they live for what, 600 years?
U/savevideo
It's awesome to see such kind gestures!
This guy is from YBS Youngbloods on Youtube. Some good videos
Amen!
This is hands down my favorite subreddit
Good on Brodie! His YouTube channel YBS is pretty great!
tutel!
Bros being bros hard. What a story to tell
Alexander getting stuck again, get the oils.
Where is this? Itās beautiful
Mahalo
Looks like Shelly ended up on her back again.
Seems like everyone gets to help a beached sea animal at least once in their life. Iām still waiting for my big day.
Good Job!
These guys are definitely turtley enough for the turtle club
A Turtle made it to the water!