How Ben Splints Baby Ostrich Chicks With Splayed Legs
Ben Christie shows how to splint baby ostrich chicks with splayed legs using medical tape, and gives a May 2022 ranch update.
Ben Christie shows a full April 2022 morning at The Urban Rescue Ranch, with a surprise rabbit, piglets, feed costs and Kevin's eggs.
Read →Ben Christie shows how to splint baby ostrich chicks with splayed legs using medical tape, and gives a May 2022 ranch update.
Ben Christie prepares The Urban Rescue Ranch for a freeze with 18 degree wind chills, from draining water lines to moving the animals into the barn.
Ben Christie gives a May 2025 update from The Urban Rescue Ranch, covering wildlife rehab, snapping turtles, releases and a surrendered Nile crocodile.
Come along with Ranger Amanda for a special guided tour of our seasonal transformation.
Ben Christie prepares The Urban Rescue Ranch for a freeze, rounds up animals, and later checks on them and rescues a deer after the ice.
Ben Christie shows a working morning at The Urban Rescue Ranch, with a new pig enclosure, water hookups, fence work and an ATV purchase.
Discover the incredible avian world of Big Bend National Park in this stunning short film.
In a one million subscriber special, Ben Christie tells the origin story of The Urban Rescue Ranch while dyeing Easter eggs with Big Ounce.
Ben Christie shows how he is raising and taming baby capybaras at The Urban Rescue Ranch, and asks viewers not to visit his home.
Established back in 1974, **Big Thicket National Preserve** isn't just a park—it’s a massive biological crossroads where diverse ecosystems collide.
Uncle Farmer Ben is out in Waco, Texas running a full animal rescue ranch — we're talking capybaras, kangaroos, prairie dogs, a now-famous ostrich named Emmanuel — and his videos are equal parts hilarious, heartwarming…
Ben Christie gives an early tour of The Urban Rescue Ranch and tests different ways of cleaning eggs before incubation.
Texas has 10 distinct ecological regions defined by TPWD's GIS Lab. Here's what each one actually looks like — and why the distinctions matter.
The Texas horned lizard is trending after a possible first wild-born hatchling discovery in Blanco County. Here's the "horny toad" comeback story behind the search spike.