MrBeast "Saves" 1000 Animals @MrBeast

Watch on YouTube · 2025-11-18 · 25 min

0:00 Hey, I'm going to review a video by MrBeast called I Saved 1000 Animals From Dying.

[video] 0:07 Oh, alright. That will for sure be life-changing.

[video] 0:28 What? Oh my god. What?

0:47 What? Oh, I can't.

1:00 These guys are really messing with nature. When humans mess with their own nature and the natural consequences of their actions, that's one thing. It's kind of understandable. You're a human, you go to other humans and you try to fix the problems which are caused by you going against nature. When they do it to other animals, other species, it's something else.

1:31 This pisses me off a little bit actually. We're going to perform a root canal to save this lion's life.

[video] 1:38 We're giving it life-saving surgery to remove the infection.

1:41 A root canal for a lion. I can't.

[video] 1:45 Can you just hold that lip like that for us? Oh my gosh, he's literally pulling gunk out of its teeth. And this gunk, if untreated, would somehow end up in the lion's heart valves? That's right. What would happen if she woke up? She'd bite my finger off. Oh. And my finger. That looks really good. Procedure's done. Let's release her. Now the lion is happy and healthy. But we still have 999 animals left to save. Our next mission is to save some rhinos. We have to search this massive reservation in order to tranquilize and relocate them. While we're driving around looking for rhinos, Chandler is actually in the sky. I am literally flying around in a helicopter and searching for these rhinos that we are trying to rescue. Typically, the stronger rhinos would just scare away the weaker ones. But since the reservation is surrounded by anti-poaching fences, the weaker rhinos have nowhere to go, so they end up killing each other. Yeah, exactly. Which is why we're going to put them to sleep

2:28 Yeah, again exactly you're missing with nature Whatever

[video] 2:54 Let's go! Let's go! Hey, good shot, Taylor! First things first, we're putting on the anti-poaching collar. Here's what it does. This collar tracks the rhino's speed and its proximity to nearby wildlife. If the rhino suddenly starts running in an open area with no other animals around, we'll know likely that poachers are trying to kill it. We're going all out to make sure these rhinos live long lives because there's not many left on the planet. Yeah, well, look, thanks a lot. That's all we can say. So this is a microchip, which we're inserting in a tiny hole in his horn. And then we're sealing it with glue. So now if a poacher does kill this rhino illegally, we'll be able to trace its horns to the black market and, you know, help catch them. Let's get it to its own space so the other big rhinos here don't kill it.

3:29 Right, and it's one thing if they do that only to sell the horns and make products out of them, and they don't even actually eat the meat and do what they are naturally supposed to do. I can maybe even somewhat understand that.

[video] 3:48 I know this all seems kind of weird, but this is gonna add a lot of years to this rhino's life. Let's get him in. It's for your own...

3:58 I don't get it, this doesn't make any sense. Yeah, he's doing it for the video, to appear like a good human being essentially. I understand that, even though I disagree with that, and I don't see it that way, I pretty much see it the opposite way. You're really messing with nature? Who decides how long somebody's supposed to live? What about all the humans all over the Earth dying? If anything, right? If you should care about anybody... There's a lot of inconsistencies, a lot of contradictions, it's not very logical.

[video] 4:40 We're now in the safe area for the rhino, where he's not gonna get bullied and slowly killed. Alright. I say we name him Hippo. Hippo? He's a rhino. Well, yeah, but his name's Hippo. I'm calling him Hippo the Rhino. All right. Hippo the Rhino, enjoy your life. We still have hundreds more animals to save. And after my friends saved the other two smaller rhinos on the safari, we set our sights on something a little taller, giraffes. I'm a vaccine! By shooting them with vaccines. Unlike when we tranquilized the rhinos, these high-powered air rifles actually deliver a massive dart filled with life-saving medicine.

5:17 Ooh, wow, it's life-saving medicine. Good job. I wonder what's inside of there. Would be interesting if they would tell us. I just wonder how it heals them.

5:32 Great, man.

[video] 5:33 Yeah, exactly.

5:41 Why are they running? I don't get it also. Why are they running a bunch of humans with a gun on a man-made vehicle? Shooting very healthy. Oh, they just don't understand probably how healthy it is for them. That's why they are running. Ah, that's how some of those giraffes are. They just didn't study real science. Yeah, that's the problem. It's good that there's good human beings out there like MrBeast and whoever he's there with. This is great. This is such a great video. I thought that it's a bad video, but now I love it.

[video] 6:25 Yeah, why didn't you just tell them or show it to them? They would probably understand. Yeah, why are they running?

6:45 Usually if you bring a dog or any animal with its natural instincts to a doctor, they love it. They love being there. They never bark or try to run away for their life. No, strange. Strange how they don't come up to them and let them do it. I don't know what's going on.

[video] 7:08 I can already imagine who's funding this operation. His name rhymes with

7:40 What does rhyme with the name? Plates.

[video] 7:46 Yeah!

8:07 oh my god look at all the giraffes that they are saving oh my god man i never subscribed to mr beast but i will now just because of this video i i almost want to cry it's so beautiful what they are doing

8:25 they would have all probably died from those crazy diseases out there in nature. And now they saved them from them because they figured out nature and how life is supposed to be lived in the wild. This is really great, man. Wow.

8:54 Kill them all. Come on. Yeah! Yeah, come on.

[video] 9:03 Woo! Ho ho ho!

9:06 Yeah!

9:09 Yeah, exactly! They just came out accidentally. Of course they are not. So funny, such a great video. So much fun. I love it. Oh, this is so great, man.

9:32 Yes! Oh my god, yes! I've never been so happy watching a video before. It just guarantees a very long lifespan for these giraffes, really. I mean it, it's so awesome what they are doing.

10:04 Actually, I think that they should also do the same with the rhinos, because I've heard that there's a lot of bad diseases out there, actually. And nature is very scary. Yeah, really, they should...

10:20 talk to the experts, the health experts, but I think it maybe should be done to all of the animals.

[video] 10:31 But we still had a lot more animals to save. So we're traveling from South Africa all the way up to Ukraine, where years of war have destroyed the zoos, leaving rescue lines to survive in makeshift shelters. And because they're still threatened by the ongoing war, we're going to fly them out of there. Which is why we have this giant cargo plane just to transport these three lions out of Ukraine. They stripped this plane. Literally, there are no seats. These three lions each get first class tickets. And with the help of wildlife conservationist Anthony Penniston, we're flying them over 7000 miles to South Africa to his animal sanctuary Lion Watch, where these lions will have over 14 acres of oak.

11:09 OK, actually. This is pretty good. It's better than being in a cage in Ukraine, that's for sure. It cannot be worse.

[video] 11:22 There's a legit tiger right there. Actually, Madge, that's a lion. Oh, okay. And after Anthony released the first lion, it was up to Madge to help release the other two. What? I gotta do that too. Yeah. You ready? I'm ready. Let's do it. Let's go. She's gone.

[video] 11:45 The lions are now free from the dangers of war and able to run across their native African lands. And while saving exotic animals is important...

11:53 Okay, yes. They will have better lives. Still kind of in a cage, just a way, way bigger cage. Yeah, that's way better, of course. They also get sunlight. I guess that they can hunt some animals there? Or do they give them meat? Whatever the case, for sure better.

[video] 12:11 It wouldn't be a saving animals video if we didn't save a hundred dogs Many dog shelters are overcrowded and if a dog goes too long without finding a home I love dogs.

12:23 I grew up with a German Shepherd when I was a little baby and a child

12:30 Yeah, although they can be dangerous, actually. I got lucky. Most of them don't attack children, but there's a lot of stories of them attacking children also. I think that my dog actually did want to attack me once. I remember I have actually trauma from that because I remember it so vividly. I was walking out the gate. I was like three years old. That's normal in Latvia. I was walking to the store by myself. I know that in other countries that's weird, but we had no crime or nothing basically in Latvia. It was a super small town. Everybody knew each other. So you could do that. And the dog was really barking at me. I think that I was afraid of my life. That's why I have a memory from when I was three years old. Typically, you don't really have any memories, especially vivid memories from when you're three years old.

13:27 I only have two, really. That, when the dog was barking at me with the sharp teeth. But then somebody came, I think, where I was crying. And when I was taking a photo with my family. It was a sunny day on the street that I also remember really well.

[video] 13:49 To make room for new dogs. Every five minutes, one dog in an animal shelter like this is killed. So we need to get these 100 dogs adopted right now. How's it going? Good, you? Oh, hey, nice to meet you. Are you excited to get a dog? What kind of dog are you guys looking for? We're looking for a small little one. Oh, a little small one? That's nice and all, I get it, but at the end of the day, typically the reason people buy dogs is to

14:32 have the illusion of having a bigger family, having children. If the couple has no children at all, they will typically buy a lot of dogs and cats or some other animals. Dogs are just easily available, that's why they buy them. And I understand why people like dogs, as I said, of course. I grew up with one myself and also had dogs later on. I get it. It's just when you try to imitate children, that's when it can become problematic because it's obviously never going to fulfill you. It's always going to leave you empty as far as that goes. Of course, dogs can be great, no doubt.

[video] 15:14 Taking care of a dog's health actually costs a bunch of money. And some people, unfortunately, can't afford it. We love him. Hi. Which is why I wanted to share the good news. And like all the other dogs here, all the medical bills are covered, and he's free. We're covering all the adoption fees. Oh, wow. Yeah, so you guys can take him home for $0. Oh, my goodness. Thank you. No problem. It was incredible to see so many dogs find their forever homes. How can you say no to those puppy dog eyes? Wow. How long have you been looking for a dog? Two to three months now. She's perfect. Aw, she really is, though. You think you're going to take her home? Yeah. That's what we like to hear. You guys gonna take good care of him? Yeah. More and more dogs were getting saved. But since puppies have a higher rate of adoption, older dogs are less likely to survive, like Blue, this dog that's 10 years old, still waiting to find his perfect human match. We're looking for something a little older just because we're a little low energy. How about Blue? What do you think? I think he's great. He just looks so gentle. What a cutie. He's gonna be so happy with you guys. Thank you so much. But we weren't done yet. As the day went on, we watched dog after dog get adopted into a loving home. Are you ready to adopt? Yes, I am.

[video] 16:10 And before we knew it, we saved 100 dogs, all going to families devoted to giving them the best life possible. Next up, we're saving exotic miniature horses. Because these tiny horses were being sold at an auction to be killed for food. And I'm sorry, but I'm not just gonna stand by and let these horses get slaughtered. So, I bought them all.

16:27 That, again, really makes no sense. People eat horse meat all over the Earth. What's the difference between a cow and a horse? Or any of these animals? Ah, whatever.

[video] 16:40 And we're going to find all these horses a home. Oh, excuse me. The horsies are over here. Oh, wait, she seems to want this one. You guys have other horses? I have a full-sized one at home. So the horse you're adopting is for her? Oh, yeah. Oh, really? So she can grow up riding a horse? Oh. Wait, how do you not get that one? You want the horses to think it's their decision that they're getting in the trailer. Let me try something. I'll give you guys $10,000 if you get in the trailer. Oh.

[video] 17:07 You guys came here wanting one, and now you're leaving with two? I think minis are like potato chips. You can't have enough? Technically, I'm not supposed to be bringing another one home, but the answer was not no. You want a third one, then? Two weeks ago, they were going to be slaughtered, and now they're getting loving homes, and you guys are going to spoil them, right? Oh, I guess. Oh, see, this is awesome. That's the point of this video. And after adopting out our last three horses... What a sweet little horse. This logic of saving the animals...

17:42 which he isn't even doing in some cases. It makes no sense because cows, pigs, goats and whatever kind of animals are slaughtered for us because we eat them. And then he wants us to believe that it's fine to save the other ones, whereas if he cares about all the other ones it's not logical this whole thing you're just choosing which ones you save but then you eat meat yourself afterwards anyway i get it from a social perspective because people see some animals as food and some not i get all of that but overall naturally this makes no sense

[video] 18:31 She's going back to nature, basically. That's good. Yeah, he did two kind of good things in this video.

19:01 I do hope that they injected him with something or her before she went into the water, because you never know with all the diseases in the water nowadays.

[video] 19:22 With over 800 animals left to save, it's time to rapid fire over in the Amazon rainforest. We worked with Mingo Lodge and Sanctuary to release over 200 animals back into the wild. What we have here is Silky and Peter. One of the rarest species of animals that we can find here. Oh my God, it's so cute and small. Go on, little guy. All right. These animals would have been killed if we didn't have sanctuaries like Mingo to rehabilitate. So now we're bringing this tortoise over here into its natural habitat. And set them free. But we weren't done yet, because back in the U.S., we saved hundreds more animals, like here at Wildlife Critters Circle of Life, where we funded 47 injured and abandoned animals, including this black wolf named Draco. He was shot in Louisiana, and when Draco came in, he couldn't stand. Now, as you see, he's running around and super happy. 20 foxes were going to be slaughtered and turned into fur coats, but instead, we stepped in and saved every single one of them. This is again just them messing with nature. Natural selection, if you want to call it that. Whatever.

[video] 20:32 We also treated 42 injured or orphaned white-tailed deer. Come on, deer. This one is healthy enough to walk and graze freely again. At this rescue in Georgia, we saved 85 animals. This Mississippi kite has healed enough to fly again. And at this turtle rescue in New York, we saved 48 different turtles. This one's finally healthy.

20:51 What do you think is going to happen? Okay, you heal the eyes, you heal the foot or whatever, you set them out into nature again. What happens in nature? What is nature about? What is this life about? I'll talk about that at the end of this video, actually. It just makes no sense overall what they are doing.

[video] 21:11 ... enough to return to his natural habitat, the skate park. Back at Wildlife Critters Circle of Life, this kangaroo named Bodhi lost his mother, so he needs a few things that simulate having a mother. He has special nipples that resemble the mom's best we can. We make pouches so they feel secure and they still get the momentum of the mom moving. And also over at Waldo on End, where a duck named Marjorie lost her beak to a snapping turtle. So we took her into our vet. Dr. Chester had a prosthetic feet put on because without it, she cannot eat. We also paid for the 46 other birds that are getting help here. All of these specialized medical treatments and rehabilitation techniques cost quite a bit of money. That's why we helped four other organizations across the country pay for the cost of 212 more animals that needed our help. Just to be clear, I have nothing against MrBeast. I don't even believe that he understands what he's doing. Just like most people today.

22:15 It's because people are removed from nature. They believe that putting animals in safe cages or that healing their body parts and then setting them out into the wild where it's full of self-willed animals is going to do what exactly? What is it actually that they want to achieve? That's the question. you heal them and then you set them out into an environment with self-willed animals, which will do whatever they want to do anyway. And then the animal that you set out, which has been healed now, is going to go and Do whatever they want to do. Eliminate other animals. That's just what all of them do.

23:13 Even the herbivorous animals eat smaller animals, insects and so on. What are you going to do? Heal the insects? Try to do surgeries on insects? No, those you don't really care about. Let's be real. If they look cute in some way, Especially if you grew up with an animal, just like I did with a dog, then you will care about them more and then you will try to heal them, but then you will give the dogs beef to eat from cows, which you slaughter. None of this makes any sense. In nature, it's all about finding out who the best one is, to put it in very simple terms.

24:04 It's deeper than that, but I'm not going to get into that.

24:11 This video was just humans showing how naive they are, how ignorant they are, how removed from nature they are. And maybe MrBeast also gets some financial support from some organizations out there to do this. I would strongly assume. I also think that he has a lot of pressure from very huge organizations, people who have a lot of power, delusion of power, but that's what we believe. And because he's so popular, I think that he basically feels forced to do it.

24:57 I believe that he actually really believes in all or most of this, but I think that the pressure from these organizations is insanely strong and that's why he does these other kind of videos where he saves people and other animals. Thanks for watching.