This documentary is a breathtaking exploration of the animal kingdom-every scene is a masterpiece!

Mega!!!!❤

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Fun fact humans are afraid of aliens because they think there gonna treat them how they treat animals😢

The doe at 1:55 is not a pronghorn but rather a white tail deer. Soooo that's interesting to see.

Great show but WTF the Saw Scaled Viper kills more humans than all the other snakes combined and its from Asia.

To sleep😂😂

I have read that the large antlers approached the total calcium amount in the skeleton of the big bucks? I thought there was some evidence that the richest source of mineral was willow shoots?

Why did you replace the perfectly acceptable thumbnail from the actual documentary with AI slop?

I enjoyed the documentary very much. I learned some things about birds I didn't know before. Thank you for the video.

Nuh uh it’s about the dinasoursdying and if we can bring them back

All these people, unarmed … Aren’t Vaccines Wonderful….

It was his destiny and was inevitable that he died in such a way.

Yellowstone Bears = Nature's welfare bums.

This is was such a great documentary ! Two thumbs up !! I wish I was there helping ! I hope I can help in the future And I hope Australian government ditched the woke crap and really focuses on vital national treasure like its nature and its wildlife!! God bless Australia. MAGA loves the rugged Braun and beauty of the Australians !! 🇺🇸🇦🇺🐨🦘

Is this a video about sharks or a commercial with lil bits of stories about sharks????

No excuses.

You are so beautiful & so cute & of course you are hot & amazingly hot and sexy also I have a huge crush on you ❤️❤️🥰😍😘😘😘😍🥰❤❤

Mankind killed most dinosaurs,but the world wide flood finished them off,they got sucked down in caverns,where now crude oil exist.

That owner needs to go to prision

Now the bad then this happens with Gaza peoples save them too now😶‍🌫️

Everyone knows it was Homer Simpson; He went back, in time, in a machine, with a Cold.

great video

now me sheep

All these bear cubs adoption videos are starting to bother me a lot. Bears can be dangerous. Cubs eventually turn into big Bears. Plus much as training dogs, some people do a better job than others. The explosion in bear articles might make everyone think that bears would make great pets. They are too big and dangerous to be an everyday pet for most people. We don't want them wandering around the streets, where any little thing could set them off. If kids at schools can shoot each other and teachers, then immature bears can be perhaps even more dangerous. Get a life folks! Leave the bear adoptions to the people who know what they are doing.

I had seven great big posters from eagle star insurance all different eagles the harpy was my favourite by with its crest stood up looks mean

A very interesting video thank you, but I have to say it is the humans fault that bears are like what they are as we have taken away their habitat so where does these poor creatures have to go. ❤

I know he died but he was a legend I saw a video about a man with an alligator and here I am now

I want her to rehab me

Is anyone else disturbed by the palaeontologist digging into the permafrost with no protective equipment? After all that happened with covid maybe we should be more careful with whatever ancient viruses might be sleeping in the permafrost...

Thanks for uploading the video👍💗🤳

I feel bad for that lioness, she was just mothering her child. The male at the same was simply unleashing it's inbuilt predatory instincts.

One commercial every 1:20.

I quit my job to watch these documentaries full time 😊

I have done that letting them know I was coming and they were waiting. I have found this with horses and Orcas. I use my gift now to help people rediscover this part of themselves🙏 It is naturally what we are we have been heavily programmed and distracted. Let’s remember reclaim our sovereignty by remembering . The information to drop in to that which Is which transcends duality …

More adds on this channel than any other channel on KZbin - will never subscribe lol

Reindeer meat, Jerky...taste like sashimi =)

Why did he just stand there when the lion was coming towards him. Even before it started running lol… get in the jeep

Would like to see videos with a lot more AWD, and a lot less of the commentators. We're watching to see the creatures, not the people, even if they aren't doing anything "fun". Make the videos more about them and less about you. We get that you want to be celebrities, but the AWDs are the reason we're watching, they're the real celebrities here. Everything you say can be heard without needing to see you say it.

Of course, indigenous peoples (the true Americans: North, Central and South) aren't to blame for any extinctions. Obviously the blame lies with Trump and his Trumptard supporters. His kids hunt Triceratops!

wow, a clip of a documentary with a bad narrator. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Wonderful video,peace folks..

There's good eating on one of those.

Blm needs to leave wild horses alone they have no clue what the hell they are doing. Cattle and sheep do more damage to land than horses do. And to all those that think horses are not native to north America,are completely wrong. The horse has been all over the America's for millions of years. I am so sick and tired of blm thinking they know anything about land management. They need to be stopped from destroying these horses.

My personal belief is the E.T's send that adtetoid into the yucatan peninsula to kill them on purpose so they could terraform the planet how they wanted it. Also I don't believe they died 65 million yrs ago either. Out in like Montana and Idaho they are sticking out of the ground. Unless the flood washed them out.12,000 yrs ago at the end of the younger dryus.

The artificial drama you are adding is absurd. Just fucking stop....

Well done, among the best descriptors of human/wildlife historical dramas , The results of human activity in th19th century still haunt B.C Coastal waters; flaura, fauna and residents. it is inconceivable to me that rare sea otter over-abundance cannot be resolved. So much of B.C. Coastal waters is without sea otters and extremely poor of kelp forest. Give Kyuquot a break and save B.C. Coastal waters, transplant sea otters. Many parts of B.C. need sea otters to rebalance the trophic equilibrium. Inconceivable that an overabundance of otters in one place, when much of the Coast needs sea otters for recovery.

How stunning ❄️ Snowy is and all cows, doggie.😢. I appreciate this. I would love to be taught your second language. I wish 🤞 to be part of family. I adore your mom. She is an angel. Pls send her my best. Love, hugs and kisses to your adopted family and true family. You live in heaven on earth Sleep well💤. Thank you for sharing your love with these beautiful animals. 🥰😍💝❤️‍🔥🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎄✨️✨️ Bye brother

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The coat pattern Becuase Mammals Like All Over the Place of Smilodon is unknown, but it has been artistically restored with plain or spotted patterns Smilodon hunted large herbivores Such as Troodon Triceratops Stegosaurus Brontosaurus Apatosaurus successful even when encountering new prey taxa in South America Like a Dinosaur's On average, paleontologists have found more than 45 new dinosaur species every year since 2003. The pace of discovery is staggering, and during this golden age of paleontology, scientists are transforming our understanding of the prehistoric For many, picturing the mesozoic era conjures up images of steamy jungles, smoking volcanoes and tropical islands. The most popular media about the era, or fauna native to it, strongly adheres to this public perception, so it’s only understandable that this misconception persists. For the most part, it isn’t even that inaccurate, much of the Mesozoic was accompanied by a rise in sea levels and temperature, creating “greenhouse” conditions. But the mesozoic era was a 186 When you're standing on the outdoor platform of our Polar Rover, the chill Arctic air feels invigorating. But not as much as the sight of the huge polar bear ambling toward us. Sometimes they are silhouetted against the horizon, slowly moving shadows on the vast expanse of tundra. Other times, we'll see a mother with cubs Cretaceous Period dinosaurs list with pictures and facts. On this page you’ll find a list of some of the best-known dinosaurs of the Cretaceous Period, together with pictures and facts on each dinosaur In addition to famous dinosaurs such as Tyrannosaurus and Iguanodon, this list contains many less familiar species, including sauropods with huge spikes on their backs, tank-like plant-eaters armed with tail clubs, and winged gliding dinosaurs reproductive tracts, their cellular structure, their social displays, and even how some nested in polar regions. The combined results reveal just how diverse and strange these prehistoric animals really were. In no particular order, here are 10 of the most amazing dinosaurs unveiled by scientists this year the largest species, at 220 to 436 kg (485 to 961 lb) in weight and 120 cm (47 in) in height, and was among the largest known felids. The coat pattern of Smilodon is unknown, but it has been artistically restored with plain or spotted patterns is unclear in what manner the bite itself was delivered. Scientists debate whether Smilodon had Sabertooth-Tiger's

people are followers , one guy says one stupid thing and everybody just repeats it like parrots , the dinosaurs didn't die out because of the meteorite , every living thing on earth had 4 billion years to evoluate and morph into something else , we still have turtles ,... crocodiles ,.. and Cassowary ( murder birds ) we have eagles and countless breeds of birds if the dinosaurs would have died out , we wouldn't have any animals on the planet , and , the Yellowstone Caldera would have done far more damage than a meteorite , the Yellowstone Caldera is almost 1/4 of the size of the USA I wish people would take their head out of their ass and do some research