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The videos talked about 2 children who were raised by animals (one raised by dogs and the other raised by monkeys), and lacked the presence of human parents. The videos talk about how these 2 children had difficulties adjusting to human society after being found, and how they lacked basic skills that children their age had, such as to talk, eat or walk like a human. Instead they imitated the behaviors and ways of the animals that they were raised by.

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This video showcased the experience of Feral children (Oxana and John) who was raised by animals (wild dogs & monkey). Both Oxana and John lived isolated from human contact from a very young age which resulted in their inability to learn, behave, and think like the people their age. The video showed the impact towards Oxana and John who adapted to these animal behaviours growing up and their inability to complete 'basic' human tasks due to their unfamiliarity. It is also shown that being raised by animals forced them to adapt to their behaviour, leaving long-term impacts.

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The videos that we just watched was about John and Oxana who were raised by animals, rather than human parents. As a result of that, once these children are back in the human society, it is apparent how different they are from the general population. They can’t speak, they act more like the animals who raised them and do not understand the basic etiquette of being human. Through these videos, we get to learn about another culture that is different from ours. Even though we are the same kind, the same species, it is to be understood that everybody has a different way of upbringing which will, one way or another, affect their behaviour and reactions.

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Both videos discussed feral children, kids who are raised by animals as a result of minimal human contact. It is shown by two kids named Oxana and John who exhibited behaviours similar to the animal who had raised them (a dog and a monkey). Being raised like an animal, they lacked basic skills such as talking, walking or eating as they've never experienced human interaction.

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People adapt with the conditions of the environment that they’re in. This is why people change behaviours depending on the problem they’re facing, or needs to cope. Especially, when it comes to children, they’re like an empty glass that learns through imitation. This is why we start teaching children the basics of what it is to be human (count, talk, walk, and eat like a human). So, when children are raised by animals, they will imitate the behaviour because it is what they perceive as natural.

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The videos highlighted two feral children - one raised by dogs and another raised by monkeys, which caused them to grow up like said species. In the first video, the girl experiences child neglect, which is what causes that. These children are unable to behave as normal humans - rather, imitating animal behavior due to their upbringing.

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From the video it shows about children who are raised by animals also known as feral Children. Since they are raised by animals they act like animals including how they eat and how they go through their daily life. It is difficult for them to understand and practice what the normal human does.

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Not really. After watching, I'm very surprised and somewhat disturbed(?) by it, but it also makes me feel pity for them because of how they ended up being raised by animals in the first place. Its very interesting how much upbringing affects us.

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the videos we just watched discussed about feral children or most likely known, a children raised by animals. Both of the videos show that kids who have raised by animals are tend to have different behaviours. This was caused by how child were easily imitate something in the environment they were living in.

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the video goes to show how much of our environment growing up is a determinant on our personal development and how we live the rest of our lives. these children developed their ‘feral-like’ personalities from a lack oh human contact/interaction growing up. They developed behaviours that imitated the animals they surrounded themselves with.

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1. Having an appetite for sweets; asking for candy
2. Using their own clothes
3. Playing in the playground with fellow children
4. Sitting in a cross legged position
5. Eating with utensils on the table

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I’ve watched the girl who was raised by wolves, but I couldn’t really remember the content of the video because I wasn’t paying attention to it. However, this has made me aware of the feral kids phenomenon since long ago. I don’t really have a say when it comes to how I see it, or what I feel about it. I mean, what do you expect? It's understandable that when a child needs to survive by being raised by an animal, it’s a natural thing for them to imitate those animals and not act human.

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I never heard the term 'feral children' before, but I was familiar with the case in the two videos. After watching, I feel a lot of pity for these children considering that how they spent the first ten (or less) years of their lives affected their personal development even until they were much older.

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I've never heard of the term "feral children" before watching the videos, though I have heard of children who have been raised by animals (but I've watched movies like Tarzan and The Jungle Book without knowing they are feral children). After watching the videos, I feel kind of uncomfortable, and I also feel bad for the children because of how their parents let them end up in positions like that.

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I actually have never heard of feral children so this is a new concept to me. After watching the video, I felt slightly uncomfortable due to the fact that their parents (or guardians) would let such a thing happen. I also feel really bad to these children because we can see how being raised by an animal shapes your psyche in a different way a human parent raising you would be and can permanently affect your future.

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The first video shows a girl from  a neglected home who assimilated herself to the behaviours and life of a pack of dogs in order to survive. Living as a 32 year old woman in a farm (at the time the video was published), doctors and researchers concluded that her mental capacity is that of a 6 year old, and she is able to control her dog-like tendencies. Whereas the second video shows a boy who was raised by monkeys. He still displays and adapts his behaviour based on monkey-like tendencies. These two videos imply that the environments we grow up have the power to shape our perception, behaviour, and interactions with the world. Additionally, it influences our capacities from a mental, physical, and emotional point of view. Human behaviour is developed through our understanding of our external environment and relationships (between other beings).

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Feral children is term unfamiliar to me (despite having watched shows like The Jungle Book or Tarzan) but it is intriguing to know that culture is nurtured from a very young age. Although the videos made me slightly uncomfortable, I was surprised to find that feral children exist?? Like I didn't know such thing could happen in real life... especially being pictured in legends and folklore it seemed so fascinating.

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I've previously heard of children who was raised by animals, but the term 'Feral Children' is something i'm quite unfamiliar with. I somewhat felt bad for these children since it was mentioned that Oxana was abandoned which resulted in being raised and mirroring wild dogs' behaviours. It was also very eye-opening to see the long term impacts, since it is mentioned how Oxana had difficulties learning languages and doing basic maths even tho she was raised for 8 years and is now 32 years old. And John had difficulties completing basic tasks such as bathing and choose squatting over standing.

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Yes I have heard about feral children before, but at first i thought it wasn’t true until I the video. I am now shocked and I feel bad for them because it isn’t their fault that they were raised by animals and now they have to learn how to become a human being which is obviously hard and new to them.

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1. Listen to orders/follow directions from teachers/parents
2. Having a meal with a family properly on the dinner table
3. Learning in a classroom environment
4. Using the bathroom
5. Cleaning up after themselves

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That these children were raised by feral animals growing up and because of that they've mimicked the behavior of said animals seen with the boy from uganda in which were raised by monkeys most of his childhood, as well as oxana in which were raised by dogs.

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Yes, i think i've seen the video of oxana but i didn't know they were called feral children. I feel really sad by how they were treated by their parents since the obvious reason for them being raised by animals was that they were neglected by their parents. I find it really sad that after they were raised by animals they have to adapt to being a human being because if you've known those behaviors all your life it is of course hard to adapt to a new one.

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I believe that when you are 5 years old you're in a stage where you're starting to grow as an individual, we as humans learn from our parents while John and Oxana learned from the animals in which raised them. Maybe 5 behaviours would be to do chores, be disciplined, follow directions, to read, brushing their teeth and more.

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I believe the main barrier they would face is to follow the rules, since they were raised by animals there were no rules hence why i believe that, that would be the main barrier. Although we don't have many rules we have core rules that we follow. 

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- Eating etiquette (using spoons and forks)
- Walking normally (using the sole of their feet)
- Whining
- Bathing with water
- Socializing with other human beings

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Language. My family and I wouldn't know how to communicate with them, meaning we don't understand their wants and needs. While gestures and expression may help, it can only do so to a limited extent. Meanwhile, their habits, behavior, and lifestyle would also be completely different from ours, so we wouldn't know how to treat them or involve them in what we do (e.g. eating dinner at the table / having conversations)

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- eating with utensils
- walking or standing on just their legs
- socializing with other children or humans
- read or write
- bathe with water?

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- Basic hygiene: showering/bathing
- Using the toilet
- Eating a meal properly
- Verbal communication
- Emotional management
- Reading, writing, counting
- Standing upright
- Socializing with others

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Not really, this term is quite new for me. After watching the vid, i feel kinda surprised and even a bit disturbed with the content because it’s slightly uncomfortable to watch. I really feel bad for them because children on their age supposed to be playing with their friends and getting a proper education.

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- Cognitive development (information processing, conceptual resources, perceptual skill)
- Leaning basic norms and manners
- Socialize with people their age
- Interact with their family members
- Basic language learning

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The videos talked about the lives of two feral children. The first one was said to have been abandoned by her parents and then raised by dogs. While the second one was also assumed to have been abandoned but was raised by monkeys. In short, the children shown in the videos lacked the basic skills to socialize and wasn't able to do anything else for that matter but act like the animals they grew up with for many years. Both videos definitely help to show just how crucial our environment becomes when we're growing up. Without a doubt, our environment can have a huge impact on our personal development, from our physical and mental state to our emotional well-being.

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- copy letters and write their own name
- read simple picture books
- eating with utensils
- express their feeling freely
- learn how to write
- learn how to read
- play and use their imaginations

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Both videos talked about feral children, also known as wild child who has little experience on being human. The first child was Oxana, girl who was neglected by her alcoholic parents and had no choice but to stay outside, with stray dogs taking care of her. the second was John, a boy who had the behaviours of a monkey, unknown reason.

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The main barrier would definitely be language. Because they were raised by animals who only make noises as a form of communication, talking to them would be a big hindrance, because even if we did try to educate them, they wouldn’t understand.

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They wouldn’t show affection or interests towards a family like humans do. They might find it hard to understand the limit to what’s considered right or wrong for humans (especially in ethics and social life). They wouldn’t cope with their feelings like humans do. An example of this is how Oxana tends to go back to the dogs whenever she feels sad, and she can’t help but bark whenever she wants to.

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I have, learned it from grade 9 but forgot about it. Feral Child are children who has little to no experience about being a normal human which results in different behaviours. I feel creeped out because some of these children have behaviour that I would never encounter. But also feel bad because they may be victims of child abuse or abusive parents.

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I know the term "feral" as its coined by Tumblr "culture" to describe oneself or one's behaviour as animal-like, unrestrained, and undefined by social norms and constrictions. However, beside Wolf girl's story, I hadn't known there were other children lived through what she had. Personally,  it was heartbreaking for me to watch as it felt like these children had been stripped away from a life that they were supposed to live because their environment couldn't provide it for them. However, they themselves aren't aware of the implications of their behaviour or the life they "lost".

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Communication. The difference between how we communicate would be the main barrier my family and I would face. We might have to adapt to their behaviours, actions, and habits to really uphold a connection with them. Possibly, we could interact through gestures but even such solution would be limited to a certain extent. Essentially, if we were to help them become 'normal' it would take some time and process--despite the fact that they will never be COMPLETELY human.

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-Understand advanced math (Oxana can count, but can’t add)

-Keeping up with modern technology

-Socializing with new people (strangers)

-Understand literature (figurative language, etc)

-Critical thinking

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1. drawing/writing with pencils

2. learning how to read properly

3. learning how to speak

4. listening to others

5. exploring the environment

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I think the main barrier that me and my family would face is how we will treat and understand each other because they wont understand what we do in our daily life and how we talk to each other since it is new and unusual to them.

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I think the main barrier would be communication. Since they communicate differently from us, it could be difficult to understand their needs or what they're trying to communicate to us. Even though they are able to use gestures, we would only be able to understand what they are trying to communicate to us to an extent.

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The main barrier would have to be communication. Since behaviours we find 'common' may seem very unusual to them. Communication can also be very difficult due to their limitation of cognitive development and understanding what i would have to say.

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There would definitely be a language and communication barrier. We wouldn't be able to understand each other, communicating through their gestures would only be understandable to a very limited extent.

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1. Drawing or colouring fill-in pictures
2. Greeting strangers with "hi" or "hello"
3. Playing with toys
4. Giving or receiving affection from parents, friends, teachers, etc
5. Reading children's books

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1. walk normally with 2 legs
2. speaking with their language
3. recognising others
4. eat properly
5. showering.

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i would definitely said that the barier would be the language. It would be hard for me to communicate with them and understand them. Also it would be hard for me to teach them about importance of rules because of how their behaviours are different from us.

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The main barrier would be fitting in with society. because of the norms and values. Norms refers to behaviour and attitudes that are considered normal, while values are things that are considered important to someone. People would not be expecting behaviours from feral children like John and Oxana, and would treat her differently like an animal as they have the behaviour of one. even though they recovered from their feral child state, they wouldn't be fully human because they would still have some feral memories.

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Processing, internalising, and conveying information that both parties have a cultural understanding of.

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1. Taking directions
2. Walking normally
3. Eating properly with utensils (basic dining etiquette).
4. Interacting with other children (verbal communication)
5. Cleaning up after themselves

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The two videos documented the behavior of two children who were raised by animals. One being raised by dogs and the other by monkeys. Both children we’re not exposed to the human lifestyle but instead the animal lifestyle which cause both of them to behave similarly to the animals they grew up with. They made little to no human interaction during most of their childhood which caused them to behave like a monkey and a dog. Oxana and John had almost no basic human skills which is caused by the surroundings they grew in. This shows how the way we’re treated and taught growing up can impact our behavior so heavily.

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I haven’t heard of feral children before this yet I feel somewhat bad for them. They grew up with barely any human interaction and their upbringing has impacted their life so much and I feel bad that their parents just let them be raised by the animals.

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1. Having and playing with toys

2. Eating etiquette

3. The experience of having human friends

4. Learning to communicate

5. Being loved by other people

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The main barrier would simply be communicating. There would for sure be a language barrier as Oxana and John didn’t grow up communicating by words and our understanding would be different.