A walk through a Toronto trail in early April turns into a close encounter with four deer by the river. The animals barely react to the narrator because they're used to people around. It's 6 to 7 degrees Celsius and spring hasn't quite arrived yet.
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हम्म, आदुकुन बादे बुझले रहो रीन की मुश्किल। राम शीता हुई देखो खाना आता हो रीन। रात्ते वाला शो बेरीज़ है, शनि वाला हम छोबी तो जो मत चाटते हो रेन, शुनार हो रेन, हो रेन किचुको रेना, आ I'm going slowly and walking slowly because I don't want to disturb them, but they can't see me already, right? This is just a walking trail and we have deer over here. And this is— there's a nice river over here. So this is walking trail and such beautiful deer. I've come across a pack of deer. This is so beautiful. I hope you can see them. Yes, we can see them. One, two. That's the third one. You can see the back side, and there's the fourth one over there. That's the fourth one. That's the third one, and there's one. Second, and that's the this one. Four deer. It's not yet spring in Canada. It's April, but spring is yet yet to kind of. Make its arrival in Toronto. It's still 6 or 7 degrees temperature, and I'm here standing with a pack of deer who are not running away from me. We're just standing there and they're doing their business, and I'm standing here just watching them, watching nature so near to me. It's So unbelievable. They're not scared because they know people don't harm them over here. Them tall grasses. Okay, I hope you enjoyed the beautiful view. I'm not going any nearer.