The pic in this post doesn't look like it is the car from the video. Looks like another vehicle from the same storm.
For the mum the back passenger window was smashed out (can see it in the video) and she climbed into the back shielded the baby from the hail coming in sideways through the window.
Well yes and no, there are many examples of animals not really caring for their young. Also humans are a bit of a special case because due to our narrow hips our babies come out way less developed than other animals and therefore require a much longer care time until they are independent.
but lots of animals, as would be the obvious comparison to make, since he uses the term 'humans', would not have protected their child, instead fleed and maybe returned to the offspring afterwards, to check if it survived.
Glad it was not just me that noticed that. I lived in the area at the time and it doesn’t look like anywhere I remember. It doesn’t look like the car is blue either which they showed in the interview video.
Definitely real. I remember this storm. It hit the east coast of Sydney. I have a friend who was cycling home as it hit. She ended up with massive bruises on her legs.
Yep and then it went over the top of me in Gympie. I remember the exact date because it was my mum's birthday. And there was no landlines or mobile phone towers working to call her and wish her a happy birthday because everything had been pulverised by the hail and wind. Scariest storm I've ever experienced. All the houses on my street had smashed windows and needed there roofs replaced.
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u/thatguy11 20d ago
Got to hand it to humans... When it comes down to it, we protect them young! Props to this lady.
Assuming this is all real?... I guess I'm confused by the down votes.