❤really love the documentary really informative and helpful

Really informative documentary

I can barely watch these documentaries anymore because it is just too sad. Male Lions live such a harsh existence, only 8 to 12 years of 20 in optimum conditions.

Said they hide by not moving to resemble a rock but that's made harder with that bulky collar and long antenna sticking up.

An awe-inspiring survival story! 🦊❄ A resilient little fox thriving in the harsh wilderness, with every shot beautifully captured and incredibly realistic. Truly admirable how this species adapts so remarkably! 👏🌿

It’s amazing to explore the world through the perspective of these tiny yet resilient creatures! 👏💚

Kanga Pan - um conto arrepiante onde espíritos ancestrais africanos colidem com o terror moderno. Documentário grátis, mas seu legado assombrador não tem preço

This documentary was absolutely breathtaking! Huge thanks to all the filmmakers for showcasing the incredible people, wildlife, and stunning landscapes of the Amazon rainforest on screen.

Howare the wolves just walking around and picking fish? I never seen so many fish in a small space.

Eagle claws are called talons.

Awesome and beautiful places and animals ❤❤❤❤❤❤

This guy is Mother Earth at this point 😭

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It's great that this documentary is free. It's got beautiful photography, and shows lots of beautiful, weird, cool, fascinating wildlife. But don't depend on the narration for reliable facts. For instance, it claims that the tropical rainforests of Indonesia are the oldest in the world. But the Daintree Rainforest in northern Australia is 10 million years older. And Daintree even contains a species of tree kangaroo, so just ignore what the narrator says about tree kangaroos not having had much time to evolve to be better climbers. They've had plenty of time - and their form suits their needs. As for the birds featured in the first segment of the documentary - which the narrator calls "volcano birds": they're Melanesian Megapodes (scientific name: Megapodius eremita). If you google "volcano birds" you'll be taken to a related but different species, the Maleo (scientific name: Macrocephalon maleo). Also, as you can see in the footage of the newly hatched chick, it can't fly more than a very short distance. The unique bird species that can fly as soon as it's hatched is the Maleo. I wish the makers of the documentary had taken the time to do better research and check their facts. Even so, I still think the documentary is worth watching - it will increase people's sense of wonder and appreciation for nature.

Bring alone is beautiful!

What sp are they?

Is it just me, the voice-over sounds like a chat-bot trying to fool you on the phone lol

I really appreciate all the doc you guys show awesome and amazing.

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reallyyy

8 minutes in this is amazing !

Team coyote ❤

just another ai generated comment.

Awesome hearing them call vultures 'buff-colored angels.' They are beautiful birds in my opinion and they dont get enough credit for the invaluable service they provide (corpse-romoval/disease control)

Manyari 🔥

The smartest and most clever of all animals ❤

Thank you for your enthusiasm and the helpful information you provided.

the Giraffe funeral was incredible

انا من المغرب أحب اندونيسيا بلد يملك طبيعة خلابة و شعب مسلم محافظ و جد طيب و ذو أخلاق عالية الحمد لله على نعمة الإسلام

هذا خلق الله فأروني ماذا خلق الذين من دونه

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Is there not one channel that will show the entire snake attack of its prey? Pathetic

I reckon the mountains been there for more like millions of years not thousands.

My Favorite Place In The World 🌎 💙 🤙🏽

Excellent documentary thanks so much sharing ❤️🤗🙏 Gods amazing and beautiful creation of all

Nice😊😊😊

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This is amazing

Very amazing