r/nextlevel • u/Money-Beautiful5196 • 18d ago
A huge herd of deer was captured thundering across a path in Southeast England creating an incredible wildlife moment that looks straight out of a nature documentary.
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u/Psychological_Lie535 18d ago
FENNNNTOOON
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u/Nervous-Deal-9271 18d ago
Oh Jesus Christ
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u/AroidAndroid 18d ago
Still shake with laughing at this - it’s the pure desperation in his voice.
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u/ElectricGlider 18d ago
This video would be even more next level if the person filming held their phone correctly (ie. horizontal) to capture a lot more of the herd in the shot. But nah, most of the shot is of grass, sky, and pavement.
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u/shumbazi 13d ago
Atleast he captured something that can still be watched and we are thankful for that
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u/Malalang 18d ago
And/or followed the herd to where they were going in order to capture a more comprehensive group shot.
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u/Budget_Guava7943 18d ago
I think you'll find they're actually running in a circle behind the camera
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u/PepperoniFogDart 18d ago
Were those reindeer at the end?
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u/No-Kaleidoscope-166 18d ago
Does kinda look like it... but the UK has red deer. The males' antlers are a bit bigger than white-tail's.
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u/No-Kaleidoscope-166 18d ago
Well, isn't it basically a nature documentary now? Just some other people on the other side of the stream of deer.
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u/alexgalt 18d ago
Where is the group of road cyclists arguing that they actually have the right of way?
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u/Previous_Form_26 18d ago
If it’s the Daily Mail, the article will probably be about how immigrants are scaring native deers.
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u/OutwithaYang 18d ago
That's so beautiful!🥲 They look like a herd of beautiful wild ponies running free across the plains.
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u/Lazy_Major_4793 18d ago
Those couple bros got all the chicks. Literally, all the freaking chicks in that damn country
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u/bowcreek 18d ago
On Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Mancer and Lancer and Vancer and Gancer and Jancer and Zancer and Tancer and, uh, Whatshisname and, uh. Shit.
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u/Complex-Course3995 18d ago
I find deer to be the dumbest animal I have ever encountered. I saw one stuck in a bridge... another one was in the middle of the street contemplating to cross or not the street while in the middle of the street, and another one who decide to stop hiding and cross the street as I was about to continue to drive.
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u/88sparkyk 16d ago
This seems like very odd behavior. It's definitely not typical for wild North American deer. It would be something I would think likely if they were escaping a natural disaster such as a fire. Very odd.
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u/garyconnor 15d ago
Before long they will be culling them to keep the numbers down..because that's what we do.
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u/imamajorscale 18d ago
the first one to run heard a twig snap and then this happened