It isn’t every day that animals go out of their way to save the lives of other animals. Most of the time, they’re just not focused on any animals that aren’t a part of their specific pack. That being said, some animals do go above and beyond the call of duty, sometimes putting themselves in harm’s way. These 10 unbelievable animals that saved other animals did just that, marking them as special creatures indeed.

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Number 10. Orangutan and Duckling

The Dublin Zoo was the scene of another amazing animal rescue that was performed by another helpful animal. This time, the saviour was an orangutan who decided to help save a duckling that found itself in danger of drowning. The duckling was a moorhen or swamp chicken chick that was too young to swim on its own. The orangutan notices the chick struggling to escape its predicament, heading on over to offer it some food right off the bat. From there, the orangutan eventually notices that the chick isn’t just hungry, but that it’s also in serious trouble. Wasting no time, the orangutan drops its food and scoops the chick gingerly out of the water, placing it on dry ground before making sure it’s okay. The orangutan then blows on the chick, seemingly in an attempt to help it dry its feathers, watching over it until it’s able to recover and walk around on its own. It’s clear that the orangutan meant the chick no harm at all during the rescue and that the chick’s safety was its number one concern. The orangutan in question was already a father at the time, with a child of his own, and it seems that his paternal instincts kicked in just in time to save the chick’s life.

Number 9. Rottweiler and Chihuahua

When a coyote snatched up a chihuahua that it happened across, everyone was sure that the chihuahua wasn’t going to make it. It was unable to defend itself and the coyote was much larger than the dog it attacked. Fortunately for the chihuahua, a rottweiler saw the coyote attack the smaller dog, leaping into action to help save his buddy. The coyote had the chihuahua in its jaws and was dragging it away when the rottweiler attacked, chasing the coyote off and forcing it to drop the other pooch.

Number 8. Monkey and Monkey

When one money electrocuted itself after falling onto a set of train tracks, another monkey refused to let it die and instead jumped in to help rescue its friend. The second monkey picked the first one up and began performing what can only be described as basic CPR on the first, biting it, hitting it, then dunking it into water to try to revive it as onlookers watched in amazement. Eventually, the second monkey did succeed in reviving the first and the two ran off together, leaving commuters in absolute shock about what had just happened. Many people say that the first monkey never would have survived if the second hadn’t jumped to its aid, which makes for a pretty remarkable story to be sure.

Number 7. Donkey and Sheep

When dotty the donkey and stanley the sheep met up with an angry pitbull, stanley ended up being targeted. The dog was busy trying to subdue stanley when dotty noticed the commotion and sprinted on over to help, smashing into the pitbull and pinning it to the ground long enough to allow the sheep to escape. The dog tried to escape before being pummeled, but wasn’t fast enough to escape dottie, who really did a number on the dog, leaving it in so much pain that it was forced to flee, leaving stanley behind. The sheep was bruised, but okay, and things would have gone very differently if dotty wasn’t around to help.

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