Wonderful

R.I.P James Earl Jones.

And one more classic down! Amen sister

I wish this was available on DVD. Especially that Sperm Whale Program “Sperm Whales: The Real Moby Dick” along with it as a Double Feature Program on Toothed Whales. Speaking of Toothed Whales. 45:20 I know what that other species of Dolphin is, it’s a False Killer Whale.

I wonder why the cheetah didn't eat the Jackal that would have been fabulous

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Today Wildlife videos are so bad compared to old ones. This is one of my 3 favorites wildlife videos of all time. All 3 are old videos btw XD

ONE YEAR I STILL ENJOY WATCHING THIS SPECIAL DOCUMENTARY 2024❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

Baja is MAGICAL! Happy to have found this gem! 🙂

Really U force more & more people to become religious by compelling them to think rather you force them by the greatest scientific videos. The more u know... The more u become aware and polite towards Mother Nature... 👌👌. That's what our Indian vedajs and all ancient cultures what to say about " Gaiyya Mother ". Pls all of us really need to rethink about our lifestyle if we want to survive... 👌👌🙏🙏

Omg I had this documentary on VHS as a kid. Thank you so much for posting this.

Bonus: 1:10 That’s the book version of that 1960 Film by 20th Century Fox. Except that Film had Live Reptiles pretending to be Dinosaurs instead of using Stop Motion Dinosaurs like the ones from the 1956 Film The Animal World that was directed by the same Director of the 1960 Film The Lost World. Oh & I heard that 20th Century Fox is part of the Disney Family now.

Really wonderful documentary thanks for posting

Why is Brazil growing that fast

اون مادر که بچه اش را از دست داده بود و همینجور دیوانه وار بطرف بالا میدوید و فریاد میکشید ترجمه فارسی نداشت ولی میشد فهمید و اینها در چنین زمستان برفی چه جور غذا پیدا میکنن از ایران هستم

Oh boy it's 1080p60HD !

Hmmm. I think this program of should be released on DVD along with Cowboys, Caimans & Capybaras as a double feature since these 2 NATURE Programs are taking place in Venezuela home to many types of Tropical Animals. Especially those that are an Endangered Species that might become extinct. 1:10 Like the Dinosaurs. I better quickly & carefully check the list & see which interesting NATURE Programs have yet to be released on DVD as a single feature, double feature AKA 2 parter or triple feature on a 1 Disc DVD. The others with a 4 part & 6 part Program as a 2 Disc DVD Set. I might even write a letter to the National Geographic Society about which National Geographic Documentaries on Modern & Prehistoric Animals have yet to be released on DVD in America after all these years.

Not only does this NATURE Program have Common Flying Dragon Lizards, Estuarine Crocodiles AKA Saltwater Crocodiles, Water Monitor Lizards, Reticulated Pythons & Tokay Geckos, but there’s also Javan Rhinos seen on a Documentary for the 1st time. Also, I’m going to have to write a letter to the station of PBS to release one of the NATURE Programs hosted & Narrated by the late George Page. I was thinking this program of Krakatoa should be released on DVD along with Vietnam program as a double feature. Land of Dragons maybe a Bonus. I’ll see what happens. But again, I need to see what NATURE Programs has yet to be revealed on DVD. Especially 1 or 2 that needs to be rereleased on DVD as a Double Program feature & a new & improved 2 disc set like that Sex of Nature Program for example.

16:26 I like the part where the Tokay Geckos come in.

“Only minutes from capture the victim is efficiently dead”. It’s funny that basically since the dawn of wildlife documentaries they have had to lie about how animal hunts work. Its like they haven’t to it do it can still be a family program. They always stress that the prey is killed instantly or that the predators make sure they are dead before they start eating. They still do that today and it’s all lies. Animals don’t have a concept of death. They start eating as soon as the prey is incapacitated or can’t fight back very well. Killing just happens to be a byproduct.

I love your page. Your content is amazingly well preserved for all of our viewing pleasure. Thank you so much.

2:01 That Big winged Bird in the Background looks like an Albatross.

11:27-12:32 I should’ve known the Collared Lizard was on a National Geographic Documentary. I’m adding this to my list of what has yet to be released on DVD in America.

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Omg I have been looking for this for years, couldn’t remember the title, only that i recalled James Earl Jones narrating. Tried searching for it by his name even, and had no luck. I’m so glad I found this. I had this tape recorded 20+ years ago, and having these serene visuals, soft angelic choirs, and Jones soothing voice used to have me sleeping like a damn baby. Thank you so much for posting it 🙏

Thanks for the picture :)

Like litte yetis

I have a feeling that this NATURE Program has yet to be released on DVD in America like some of the other PBS NATURE Programs that I have noticed.

Something tells me that this PBS Nature Program is not on DVD in America yet. I bet check what other PBS Nature Programs have yet to be released on DVD in America. Especially those Living Eden Programs that have yet to be released on DVD in America. Just as some of the National Geographic Documentaries on Modern & Prehistoric Animals that also have yet to be released on DVD in America.

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That was awesome thank you 😊❤

2024 still enjoy this classic video

Every time the narrator says "bear" i smile.

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Nature at its most beautiful and powerful

Please also upload the 2001 BBC three-episode Congo documentary. Thankful

This documentary series being produced for the public audience is proof the average intelligence in America has greatly decreased when comparing it with today's "educational" nature documentaries, mostly composed of the personification of wild animal behavior edited as a soap opera drama telenovela stories of mostly animal violence and sex.

This documentary series being produced for the public audience is proof the average intelligence in America has greatly decreased when comparing it with today's educational nature documentaries.

When there’s no forests left because of the greed of man there will be nothing left for future generations. No air to breathe as we need trees for oxygen. Greedy humans don’t give a flying fuck and the future. Money money money.

"Nature," has improved accordingly. So grateful. ❤️

Thank you so much for sharing.

It’s crazy how much of nature and wildlife has changed in the past 33 years

I know it's nature but those poor fish have a sad demise

Only save panis

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I find it very interesting that even between 1991, when this documentary was created, and present day, our intimate understanding of this species has evolved, considerably. Some of the information presented as factual, at the time, no longer holds true, as we have, since, become much more knowledgeable about these animals. As one example: This documentary claims that it is problematic that the alpha's sister has become pregnant, and that in wild dog packs, pups belonging to any dogs, besides the alpha pair, are typically killed. Although it is true that the alpha pair are normally the only breeding pair, amongst the pack, we now understand that in the case where another female, besides the alpha female, does happen to become pregnant, the pups will NOT be killed, but rather, they will, in fact, be raised by the alpha female, as if they are her own offspring. Wild dog packs are immensely peaceful, cooperative, and close-knit. They rarely act aggressively towards one another, under any circumstances, and will actually go out of their way to care for their sick, injured, or elderly pack members, by returning from their hunts, and providing such members with regurgitated meat. They are, not only, the most successful of all predators, but they share extremely deep bonds with one another, and ensure that all pack members are cared for, regardless of their ability to contribute to the hunts, etc.

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Back when Nature was Nature. Thanks from posting

This Nature Program has 2 different species of African Pangolins. 19:09 This one is The long-tailed pangolin AKA the African black-bellied pangolin. 47:27 Those 2 the mother & child are The tree pangolin, AKA the African white-bellied pangolin.