Cowboy Dies Suddenly, Then His Grieving Horse Smells His Casket And Breaks Down

by Guest Sun Jan 08, 2017 9:26 pm

After 34-year-old Wagner Lima died suddenly on New Year's Day in a motorcycle accident, dozens of family members and friends attended the Paraguayan cowboy's funeral.
Among those grieving was Sereno, Wagner's beloved horse and best friend.
"This horse was everything to him," Wagner's brother Wando told Globo News. "It was as if the horse knew what was happening and wanted to say goodbye."
Watch the video below to see what happened during this tear-jerking moment

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by Bella Sun Jan 08, 2017 9:35 pm

OMG, can't cope with this sort of thing. Sad

Why is it that animals make us cry more than humans do sometimes?

by Guest Sun Jan 08, 2017 9:38 pm

Bella wrote:OMG, can't cope with this sort of thing. Why is it that animals make us cry more than humans do sometimes?

Not sure Bella why it generates that much more when we see animals sad, but it certainly shows that some animals have as much empathy and love as humans.

by Syl Sun Jan 08, 2017 9:51 pm

I saw this in the paper yesterday, it made me cry.....and it has again. Sad

I agree about animals seeming to have more empathy than humans sometimes, I know some people say we cant put human emotions onto animals because they don't feel the same as we do....I don't believe that though.

by eddie Sun Jan 08, 2017 9:52 pm

So after watching this....does this put anyone off eating these human-emotion-animals?

Might be a video of a cow crying over split milk next....

by Guest Sun Jan 08, 2017 9:53 pm

eddie wrote:So after watching this....does this put anyone off eating these human-emotion-animals?

Might be a video of a cow crying over split milk next....

Nope

by Syl Sun Jan 08, 2017 9:54 pm

eddie wrote:So after watching this....does this put anyone off eating these human-emotion-animals?

Might be a video of a cow crying over split milk next....

Yes it does.....Selfishly I will probably still buy meat though for OH, and no doubt eat some of it when I cant be bothered to cook 2 different meals.

by eddie Sun Jan 08, 2017 10:03 pm

So the poor old horse has taught you nothing?
Step out of your meat comfort zone and change your way of eating!

by Guest Sun Jan 08, 2017 10:08 pm

eddie wrote:So the poor old horse has taught you nothing?
Step out of your meat comfort zone and change your way of eating!

Tell that to the tiger then.

by eddie Sun Jan 08, 2017 10:11 pm

I will! You'll see. I'll be that idiot you see dead on TV cos she tried to talk to a tiger about going veggie.

by Guest Sun Jan 08, 2017 10:26 pm

eddie wrote:I will! You'll see. I'll be that idiot you see dead on TV cos she tried to talk to a tiger about going veggie.

You could dress like one if it helps?

lol!

by eddie Sun Jan 08, 2017 10:36 pm

Hahahahah that's too cute

by Bella Sun Jan 08, 2017 11:42 pm

Syl wrote:
eddie wrote:So after watching this....does this put anyone off eating these human-emotion-animals?

Might be a video of a cow crying over split milk next....

Yes it does.....Selfishly I will probably still buy meat though for OH, and no doubt eat some of it when I cant be bothered to cook 2 different meals.

Yes, that's me too. If lived alone I doubt I would eat much meat. May be tempted by bacon and the odd steak though Embarassed

by veya_victaous Mon Jan 09, 2017 5:05 am

eddie wrote:So after watching this....does this put anyone off eating these human-emotion-animals?

Might be a video of a cow crying over split milk next....

no

did It make you consider that humans are just animals too Suspect

animals eat animals regardless of emotions

life feeds on life.

Do you ever consider the great spiritual revelations of the funguses mediations cut short by your consumption of their being?
geek

by veya_victaous Mon Jan 09, 2017 5:11 am

Syl wrote:I saw this in the paper yesterday, it made me cry.....and it has again.

I agree about animals seeming to have more empathy than humans sometimes, I know some people say we cant put human emotions onto animals because they don't feel the same as we do....I don't believe that though.

it is product of Abrahamism that says only humans have souls Evil or Very Mad

it is one of the reasons I don't like it and have no respect for it, because it is Just wrong.

most pagan derived faiths have animal souls.
from the Celts and court of ravens
to the Aboriginals roo and emu brothers and sisters Wink

by eddie Mon Jan 09, 2017 7:35 am

veya_victaous wrote:
eddie wrote:So after watching this....does this put anyone off eating these human-emotion-animals?

Might be a video of a cow crying over split milk next....

no
did It make you consider that humans are just animals too
animals eat animals regardless of emotions

life feeds on life.

Do you ever consider the great spiritual revelations of the funguses mediations cut short by your consumption of their being?

You mean a screaming mushroom???? affraid

by Syl Mon Jan 09, 2017 12:24 pm

Thorin wrote:
eddie wrote:I will! You'll see. I'll be that idiot you see dead on TV cos she tried to talk to a tiger about going veggie.

You could dress like one if it helps?

That's brilliant. Laughing

by Syl Mon Jan 09, 2017 12:26 pm

veya_victaous wrote:
Syl wrote:I saw this in the paper yesterday, it made me cry.....and it has again.

I agree about animals seeming to have more empathy than humans sometimes, I know some people say we cant put human emotions onto animals because they don't feel the same as we do....I don't believe that though.

it is product of Abrahamism that says only humans have souls
it is one of the reasons I don't like it and have no respect for it, because it is Just wrong.

most pagan derived faiths have animal souls.
from the Celts and court of ravens
to the Aboriginals roo and emu brothers and sisters

Do you ever think the more we evolve the less we know instinctively?

by Syl Mon Jan 09, 2017 12:28 pm

Bella wrote:
Syl wrote:

Yes it does.....Selfishly I will probably still buy meat though for OH, and no doubt eat some of it when I cant be bothered to cook 2 different meals.

Yes, that's me too. If lived alone I doubt I would eat much meat. May be tempted by bacon and the odd steak though

I was veggie (no meat) for years before I married, could easily be again if I was just cooking for myself....I do love fish though.

by veya_victaous Mon Jan 09, 2017 10:04 pm

Syl wrote:
veya_victaous wrote:
Syl wrote:I saw this in the paper yesterday, it made me cry.....and it has again.

I agree about animals seeming to have more empathy than humans sometimes, I know some people say we cant put human emotions onto animals because they don't feel the same as we do....I don't believe that though.

it is product of Abrahamism that says only humans have souls
it is one of the reasons I don't like it and have no respect for it, because it is Just wrong.

most pagan derived faiths have animal souls.
from the Celts and court of ravens
to the Aboriginals roo and emu brothers and sisters

Do you ever think the more we evolve the less we know instinctively?

that is a interesting thought...
remember evolution is not always 'stronger' it is just change over time.

I'd say that some of our recent evolution has really been domestication , we are generally becoming softer and 'easier to maintain', more of us can live in close confines with each other and will just follow and do what we're told. Many would really struggle to look after themselves without the infrastructure of our domestication, like chickens or cows and other domestic animals.

by 'Wolfie Tue Jan 10, 2017 10:26 am

eddie wrote:
So the poor old horse has taught you nothing?
Step out of your meat comfort zone and change your way of eating!

I sincerely doubt that many people on here have ever eaten horsemeat...

by 'Wolfie Tue Jan 10, 2017 10:31 am

veya_victaous wrote:
eddie wrote:So after watching this....does this put anyone off eating these human-emotion-animals?

Might be a video of a cow crying over split milk next....

no
did It make you consider that humans are just animals too
animals eat animals regardless of emotions

life feeds on life.

Do you ever consider the great spiritual revelations of the funguses mediations cut short by your consumption of their being?

And...

It has been recognised since at least the early 1970s, if not earlier, that plants have "feelings" too, reacting physically to "painful" and "pleasant" stimuli in their environment.. Cowboy Dies Suddenly, Then His Grieving Horse Smells His Casket And Breaks Down 3922118137

Cowboy Dies Suddenly, Then His Grieving Horse Smells His Casket And Breaks Down 3922118137

by 'Wolfie Tue Jan 10, 2017 10:38 am

veya_victaous wrote:
Syl wrote:

Do you ever think the more we evolve the less we know instinctively?

that is a interesting thought...
remember evolution is not always 'stronger' it is just change over time.

I'd say that some of our recent evolution has really been domestication , we are generally becoming softer and 'easier to maintain', more of us can live in close confines with each other and will just follow and do what we're told. Many would really struggle to look after themselves without the infrastructure of our domestication, like chickens or cows and other domestic animals.

The Human species is not an 'intuitive' animal....

What many people often mistake for instinctive knowledge, or some form of natural-born 'intuition', is in fact learned behaviour, developed over the first 7-->>10 years of their lives..

by 'Wolfie Tue Jan 10, 2017 10:46 am

SEEING this horse grieve over the loss of his friend doesn't surprise me in the least...

Over the years, I have witnessed various degrees of grieving and loss being expressed by dogs, cats and birds, at various times and in their own ways.. Cowboy Dies Suddenly, Then His Grieving Horse Smells His Casket And Breaks Down 988787160

Cowboy Dies Suddenly, Then His Grieving Horse Smells His Casket And Breaks Down 988787160

by veya_victaous Tue Jan 10, 2017 11:06 am

I had pet rats as a kid and when one died the other clearly went into mourning (normally had a pair of females) i have no doubt that human emotions are not that much more advanced than most mammals, at least. Reptiles I'm not so sure but they definitely have individual personalities but the limited facial expression makes it hard Cowboy Dies Suddenly, Then His Grieving Horse Smells His Casket And Breaks Down 2190311264

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