This family in Maharashtra has leopards, hyena and snakes as pets! #OMGIndia S03E04 Story

350 kms away from Agpur, in the interiors of Maharashtra, is Hemalkasa village. I've heard that a very large joint family lives in this small village. So large that it has around 90 children. And the population of children is continuously increasing. Man, I want to meet their daring parents. How do they do all this? So sweet! Why are you shocked? This is Papa Mummy, Dr. Prakash and Mandakini Aamte. This Aamte's Animal Ark is situated on a 50 acre land in Hemalkasa. This Ark is the home of wild animals for the last 45 years. Aamte family takes care of them from their food and drink. But if you think that only harmless wild animals like deer and peacock live here, then what would you say about this woodpecker? This family is not even scared of this animal. People say that it picks up children. If my grandson comes, I'll take him with me. Arnav? Yes. People say that it is very dangerous and cruel. But it is very cute. What is this Aamte doing? Man, they are not scared at all. It doesn't look like it. It holds me tight, but it doesn't bleed. It doesn't bleed. Look at this. It is like a family to me. His family? Yes, his family. It plays with me the way they play with each other. Wow! I had heard that love is very powerful. But I am seeing for the first time that wild animals become family members because of love. But does this rule apply to all animals? What about Khukhar Tenduwa Maharaj? I don't believe this. Here, Tenduwa is being hugged as if he is a separated brother in a fair. Tenduwa is known as cruel and untreatable. Circus people also used to keep it. Bears? They are also very dangerous. If they come to the jungle, they can kill humans. Woodpecker. Crocodile. And all kinds of snakes. So, all of this is here. There are so many. They live here so lovingly. I am alive. This is his quality. I have never trained him. I don't know if Amteji has more courage or more compassion. But he definitely has his father's values in his blood. Actually, Dr. Prakash Amte's father, the famous social worker, Muralidhar Devidas ji, i.e. Baba Amte, was very eager to do something for the villagers of Hemalkasa. Then one day, there was an incident with Dr. Prakash and his wife that shook them. They saw that some people were tying monkeys and taking them away. Seeing this sight, their heart was shaken. Prakash ji explained to them that in return for killing the animals, if they give it to them, in return, they will help the villagers. From that day, Dr. Amte decided that he will spend his entire life here in Hemalkasa. Our wedding procession used to leave together. A dog, a monkey, a deer and a monkey. I wish I could also join this wedding procession. As time passed, their list of wild wedding processions became so long that it became more challenging to handle them. Mrs. Amte, who already had two children, had now become the mother of a dozen wild animals. But the love for her mother grew even more. I used to feel very bad when I saw small children. That their mother has left. They don't have a mother. How will they grow up without a mother? Mother's love is the best for all children. Listening to her words, I got goosebumps. Mother, I salute you. And the most OMG thing is that Dr. Amte wants to keep his joint family culture alive. Even after himself. Even his grandchildren have learned the language of love and compassion. It is surprising that since my granddaughter was six months old, she sat on my lap with all the animals. Earlier, she used to look from a distance. But when she used to come close to me, she used to tolerate me lovingly. Now, there are so many animals in it. She sits next to the deer and plays with them. She is now one year old. She hugs the snake with great pleasure. She is a monitor lizard. She is a woodpecker that picks up children. She plays with her very lovingly. She loves all the animals. I have to say that the Amte family has not only taught the language of love to the wild animals, but has become an example of humanity for India. Many religions are followed in our country. But as long as there are Indians like us, who consider humanity as their biggest religion, till then India will remain an OMG country.