Ye Kia Chiz Mil Gai Hamey 😧

Summary

The transcript describes a man's daily experiences on his farm, which includes caring for his rabbits and other animals. He discusses building a rabbit house, feeding baby animals, finding a dead calf stuffed with hay as a technique to keep cows producing milk, and searching for a mother dog who abandoned her puppies. Throughout, he interacts with his pets, including chasing after an escaped baby deer and comforting hungry baby rabbits while looking for their mother.

Takeaways

• 🙂 The speaker starts by noticing something broken and discusses repairing it, indicating a problem-solving approach.
• 🐻 Talks about feeding a bear, showing care for animals and attempts to engage with wildlife.
• 📚 Reflects on a misconception about watering plants, which was actually due to rain, showing a connection with nature and gardening.
• 🚗 Mentions not using a car much due to lack of interest, indicating a preference for simpler, possibly more eco-friendly modes of living.
• 🐰 Describes caring for a pet named Bella, highlighting affection for pets and attention to their wellbeing.
• 🛡‍💻 Discusses construction of a rabbit house, showing involvement in animal care and habitat construction projects.
• 👨‍💻 Addresses criticism about copying ideas, defending creativity and personal choices in projects.
• 🐶 Mentions finding a dog baby and concerns about its health and family, showing compassion for animals in distress.
• 🐮 Explores a method to keep a buffalo lactating after her calf's death by using a stuffed calf, illustrating traditional animal husbandry practices.
• 🌳 Ends with plans to clean up and continue working on the rabbit house, indicating ongoing commitment to environmental and animal care projects.

Q & A

What animals does the narrator have at his farm?

The narrator has rabbits, bears, peacocks, and some dog puppies at his farm.

What is the narrator building at his farm?

The narrator is building a rabbit house at his farm.

Why does the narrator put mud and pots in the rabbit house?

The narrator puts mud and pots in the rabbit house to regulate the temperature and keep it cool during summers.

What happened during the night at the farm?

It rained heavily during the night which brought a lot of mud inside the farm area.

Why does the narrator tie up the bear cub Sheru?

The narrator ties up the bear cub Sheru so that he does not wander off somewhere else while his mother is away.

What does the narrator find near the under-construction rabbit house?

The narrator finds a dead puppy and its surviving siblings near the under-construction rabbit house.

Why does the narrator stuff hay inside the dead calf?

The narrator realizes that the calf has been stuffed with hay by the owner to fool the mother cow into thinking it is alive and producing milk.

Where are the stray puppies' mother?

The narrator suspects the puppies' mother comes in the evening to feed them but goes away during the daytime.

Why does the narrator bring the peahen Ajwa inside?

The narrator brings peahen Ajwa inside because her chicks had wandered far away and she was distressed.

What work does the narrator plan to do the next day?

The narrator plans to clean up the farm area and continue working on the rabbit house the next day.