Aftermath: Population Zero - The World without Humans | Free Documentary

Aftermath: Population Zero - The World without Humans | Free Documentary
What would happen if, tomorrow, every single person on Earth simply disappeared? Not dead, simply gone, just like that. A world without people, where city streets are still populated by cars, but no drivers. A world where there is no one to fix bridges or repair broken windows…
After being on the receiving end of humanity for millennia, nature would finally be given a chance to take the world back.
But how would it work? How long would the skyscrapers and houses last if they were abandoned? How would suburban pets fare without people to feed them? How would the forests, the oceans and the wildlife react if there was suddenly an end to all the hunting, fishing and farming?
“Aftermath” is the astounding story of a world that humans will never see. The two-hour special examines the impact of human beings on this planet by proposing what the Earth might be like without people.
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[@urbanture]

Kudos to the cameraman for sticking around for fifty thousand years

[@mja8433]

The joke is so bad...

[@sonikhedghog8312]

@@mja8433 No-one asked

[@mja8433]

@@sonikhedghog8312 quiet now

[@bag3lmonst3r72]

Yep. Real original. Clap clap.

[@globalismoblackman]

Lol 😆😆😆🤣

[@JohnFuckingDoe]

200 years after all humans disappeared, KZbin is still sending notifications of recommended videos

[@lightnashadow7197]

hahahaha

[@felicema1936]

Exactly

[@neverfold8592]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sassyblue4097]

Hmm...

[@apollovskiapollovski8756]

Lol

[@lim8581]

The concept of a world without humans is both thought-provoking and intriguing. "Aftermath" invites us to contemplate the profound impact of our presence on Earth. Thanks for this eye-opening and reflective documentary.

[@standalon3308]

...and some whacko to 'take action'.

[@musiqueclassiquepourtoujours]

This documentary is such a hypothetical re-engineering of our beautiful world and provides the front seat experience of how we affect the world and how we can somehow be humble and responsive to other species and powers as we are still here. 🙏

[@UzumakiKhanHOKAGE]

“Now that humans are gone, the elephants have nothing left to fear” That was deep

[@johntitor2761]

Uzumaki Khan The elephants would die off from radiation as well as 98% of the rest of the world living habitats. Some plants, most of the sea life, and almost all land life (with the exception of cockroaches) would be killed off.due to a lack of nutrients (famine).

[@Emeraldlashea]

Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. John 14:6 KJV

[@WordOnTheSt]

Uzumaki Khan I see the whole situation but where did the humans disappear too

[@johntitor2761]

FBGM RicoXRico I think we went to an alternate universe where dogs are the supreme overlords in society.

[@poknatinpokkers5289]

Imagine Dinosaurs came back, then they would fear something else. So effin what? Y this guy so angry at his successful race eh?

[@thelotlaxo538]

Am I the only person who thinks the narrator is trying to make this sound somewhat scary or unpleasant, yet I'm just enjoying the fact that nature is taking back it's land

[@pvv9838]

Vai trabalhar

[@billyballsup2685]

It won't be nature that does it. It will be greedy politicians that causes it.

[@simontuffs4106]

@@billyballsup2685 Exactly, politicians and the world billionaires.

[@moreira8967]

@@pvv9838 pra que ?

[@sheilahammond4260]

No. I don't think he's trying to make it scarey! We weren't around, remember?! And many of the animals survived, and the sea creatures. I thought it an excellent video! . Other civilization s have disappeared before ours. They didn't cause such trauma, and are mostly buried beneath the sand, yet here we are, today, amazingly. I think that nuclear power plants and nuclear energy were and still are the biggest of dangers, and all the reactors, and that was downplayed. The good thing about this video is that Earth was not completely destroyed, and plants and trees and animals and sealife survived. If we stopped using nuclear energy, and used our intelligence, there just may be a chance that humans could, too.

[@divaden47]

We had a taste of this in England when we had to isolate because of the pandemic. Made a huge difference in London, and in the suburbs where I live. Fresher air and so peaceful too. I saw this programme when it was first on tv. Great to watch it again.

[@Steve-iz3ps]

Plandemic you mean

[@b.k.3280]

Same in Paris. The city was empty, because I'm a garbage man I was one of the few who could go out and drive to go to work. I never saw Paris like that, no-one in the street. I was driving in front of the military school, it was the first tome I saw it in his entirety without any cars or anyone on the sight. The city was so clean, I went from the south to the north in maybe 15min when usually it took something like almost 2 hours. I hope I'll be able to see it again.

[@Big.Joe.Grizzly]

​@@b.k.3280 I don't miss the pandemic but I do miss going out for a walk with NOBODY else or even any cars. Just wildlife noises to be heard. Walking in the middle of the road with no worry of cars. It was truely beautiful especially with nice music in my ears. Don't think I'll ever be able to experience that again where I live

[@sarahlouise7163]

it's called living in a city. unless you prefer everyone left apart from you

[@sarahlouise7163]

@@b.k.3280 clown

[@themossynook]

Epic! Thank you so much for this, I thoroughly enjoyed it!

[@billybatseenddeeerste1271]

1050 years after humans dissapeard, Nokia's Battery finally dies

[@thatonedemonchild624]

Please don’t r/whoosh me but it’s *10,050

[@marshaloftheriddermark9448]

impossible

[@rispiskan]

Blasphemy!

[@James-co2nb]

Pfft, 1050 years and you'd still only be 70% charged.

[@yvesremy7096]

He surely meant 10,050 seconds.

[@curiousdhunter7889]

How to survive any apocalypse: Be the Cameraman!!

[@mephistounderwood4917]

Not in a movie about a camera crew in a zombie apocalypse......The only one who survives then, is the writer and his/her girlfriend.

[@Garbagejuicewaterfall]

Genius D Hunter

[@belladivato4279]

Nice

[@keesco6696]

Hahah! You made my day. Love from the Netherlands

[@FiveFansTube]

Curious D Hunter 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thesaints-7-andrew.]

Watching from Greece.hi everybody. Congrats to those that made this amazing documentary.

[@vivienwilliams1538]

I wonder how long it would take for our existence to completely disappear. I suppose the plastics buried would be a clue. Plastics are so enduring, unfortunately. This is a fascinating scenario. When I can't sleep I sometimes try to imagine what my surroundings would look like if every one were gone; after one day, then one month, one year, and so on. Ultimately, another human obsession with death.

[@voniffer]

me after watching this: *teaches pets how to open the door*

[@robbie8142]

We're alwàys thinking about the welfare of other people and our pets regardless of how much we give! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😆😆😆🤗🤗🤗🤗🤣🤣🤣🤣🤗🤗😂😂😂😂🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@bujji243]

Don't forget to teach them how to close the door

[@voniffer]

@@bujji243 will make sure to teach them to always lock the house door a stranger could break into the house 😰😰

[@Goady1000]

Mine already can

[@philflip1963]

My dogs better than yours!

[@matvimat]

"The Earth can survive without us. But we can't survive without the Earth." That was the strongest message conveyed. But, conveyed to whom? Anyone (politicians and corporates) listening?

[@shivakoliar4846]

How To Reduce Pollution 1. Many Production Companies Has To Be Stopped From global warming or climate change there is going to be mass extinctions of humans and wildlife, we do not know when, but from pollution also we are going to face mass extinction. We manufacture so many products and it is creating pollution and pollution has increased to such an extent that it has become a threat to the world. So if we minimise our products, pollution would be less. We produce so many things which we do not need as a necessity, like cold drinks, leather products, potato wafers, chips, fruit juices, chocolates, biscuits, pickles, ice creams, etc. Cold drinks, fruit juices, chocolates, biscuits, pickles, ice creams, etc. should be cooked at home only. Instead of cold drinks people should drink natural drinks such as lime water, coconut water or just any fruit, not any fruit juice, just the whole fruit which can be served when a customer comes in a shop, hotel or a person selling this drinks on a street and serve it to him. If we stopped producing this things which are not required as a necessity for humans, so much pollution could be reduced. What about the companies that are going to be shut down. They would have debts to pay, just excuse them. If we colour the clothes pollution occurs. So if we don't colour our clothes, the pollution resulting from colouring the clothes can be stopped. Let everything remain in white natural colour. 2. We Should Cook Foods In Its Natural Form We can cook rice and wheat in our homes and eat it. Rice and Wheat is produced in farms. Then it is packed and transported to big warehouses, then wholesalers buy from them and supply to retail shops. But if a manufacturing company makes bread from rice and wheat, then to make bread a manufacturing company has to be set up, machines and working staffs are needed. When a company is built many other things are also needed. Then at last a plastic pack is required to pack the breads. So if we start cooking eatable things in its natural form then we do not need many companies like bread manufacturing company, tomato ketchup, noodles, fruit jam, pizza, burger, etc., the things required for the company and the plastic pack, paper box pack and glass bottles. If done like this, so many companies will not be required and hence less pollution for the world. Humans have to do this before it is too late. If this is done, then many jobs would be lost. For that many peoples should do farming and they should be given loans if they do not have enough money to start farming on their own. Many people should study botany subject so that they have knowledge of plants and they should do farming. Is their any another solution, that humans won't lose jobs and also planet earth will be saved. Industrial jobs or planet earth, which should we save, planet earth is more important. Humans have to take this step certainly instead of going on polluting the earth, making wildlife extinct and also mass extinctions of humans after 100 or 200 years. Humans should not want this to happen.

[@tomast9034]

no money from it no interest in it :D

[@ohyeahyeah6313]

We can just use geo engineering to fix climate change

[@porimoniahmed512]

We can survive without earth u can go to another planet

[@matvimat]

We can survive by relocating to another planet. Ofcourse we can. But....will it be as diverse and beautiful with its flora and fauna as Earth?

[@r.a.u.juchtervanbergenquast]

A very important video showing we are a redundant species.

[@lorrainesaltmarsh2836]

My tablet was on random and this came on. I've watched it once before and found it so fascinating I am watching again. Just think how much of the world has been damaged due to man. All the green lost to have roads and buildings. Who knows mother nature will fight back soon.

[@mevikoyunlu]

A documentary untitlted "The world without politicians" should be made.

[@irenemakwecha722]

true

[@azizr9682]

It would be 50% a better world

[@pengembarayoutube5146]

and ELITE GLOBAL

[@jupitersgodzilla7114]

+unemployed guy *GLOBAL ELITE

[@alliancefrancaise4895]

True that!

[@justsaying9189]

Nature don't need us to survive, but human needs nature to survive. Let's respect nature

[@MeatPuppet1962]

" leave room for nature, leave room for nature.".......Georgia Guidestones.

[@KonkelVonk]

Gia worship much?

[@myownidenity4955]

We are nature

[@richardeidemiller6739]

@@myownidenity4955 Sadly we've forgotten.

[@rajvirtiwana9767]

just saying what a wrong statement,never heard some thing like this,did you ask any leader,rich person,conman,these r the personalities I and other listen too,vote for,pray for their long life,not even caring about how they treat us in return,common wake up will you,LET US KNOW how many people care about what you think or care about,NONE.

[@DavidCrossman1]

A genuinely astounding piece of filmmaking. The graphics and animations are seamlessly integrated into actual footage, the music is restrained, illustrative, and not overpowering, the narrator is pleasant to listen to and not hyperbolic, and the script is masterfully written. All of which made me feel like I was there in a world without humans (a bit ironic, that). My conclusion, though, is how said a world without us would be. What an amazing capacity we have to 'bend nature to our will', for better as well as for worse. I love people. While the seeming paradise our omission from the equation would produce an abundance for animals and their procreation, not a single creature remaining would appreciate the delicate beauty of a flower, the magnificence of a sunrise, the taste of a strawberry, the spiritual rapture of a hymn, or the magnificent cadence of the seasons. They would all be reduced to a single common purpose: eat or be eaten. That said, kudos for this amazing piece of work. Very well done.

[@reinerdykeman]

An amazing and very interesting documentary to watch, thoroughly enjoyed watching it from start to finish,

[@oceanic_airlines]

How to survive: be a latin/asian/african/european, since this world without humans is only seen in the USA.

[@naumenkothepodcast7162]

Australian?

[@oceanic_airlines]

@@naumenkothepodcast7162 Oops. I forgot about the australians.

[@ivaneames4354]

No, it doesn't just show the USA. It shows France with the fall of the Eiffel Tower and the UK with Big Ben stopping and the River Thames flooding London. I'm sure there were some other places shown too

[@emmatyla]

Im in the right place then, NZ seem safe enough!

[@jerrytje]

Well to be sure look up if you dont have a Nuke plant near you then

[@maliceintended]

What would happen if humans dissappeared from the earth? Answer: All of nature would breathe a collective sigh of relief.

[@ngoctu2603]

Malice Intended no one can hurt us. Only we can.

[@gtoneyprice5293]

And that's a very true fact.

[@DS-ll5fn]

So what do YOU do about it? Intentonal malice?

[@sussybaka5322]

Just watch Dr Stone

[@Vartholomeos.]

What would happen??? No one would know, would they. Cause no one would be around to see, would they now...........

[@billyschofield1221]

This was one of the most fantastic documentaries I've watched in a very long time, it really kept me hooked right till the end, one reason was what I want to comment on, how did the camera men get some of those shots? Elephants in the snow, packs of dogs attacking an elephant.... Some of those scenes seem impossible to film in real life but I saw no sign of video editing... Please how did you do this?

[@SigrunHT]

Computer-Generated Imagery, abbreviated as CGI, creates still or animated visual content with computer software. CGI is also called 3D imaging or 3D Rendering. CGI usually refers to the 3D computer graphics used to create characters, scenes, and other special effects in movies, television, and games.

[@krishironegosyo1792]

@@SigrunHT thanks for the info i'm also asking this to myself. Awesome😁

[@latoyathomasmymusic6098]

Deep fakes a.i lol that's how it would of been made

[@billyschofield1221]

@@latoyathomasmymusic6098 yes I did think but this doco looks a bit older than any decent ai machine I've seen, with no glitchy bits to make obvious

[@SAMEERPAGARE]

OMG !! What a brilliant thought process. Great work

[@Tausomaki]

This documentary should be named: The United States without Humans...

[@TCM-dw3pz]

It would be the best thing for the United States.

[@sassythesasquatch4386]

You mean for the whole world?

[@seedra6533]

Lol

[@Spaceseeker]

Yeah it is very US centric

[@dariomladenovski7047]

@@TCM-dw3pz no the best thing for the world

[@XHALE303]

200 years into the future your Big Mac and french fries would still look like they were made that day.

[@amicableamber3207]

That is why I eat McDonald's. I can be a plastic fantastic person that lasts.... lol

[@MrLeekicker]

I bought a cheeseburger from McDonald's two years ago...I stored it in a plastic bag. I still have it, it's crispy and inedible. It's still on my window ledge!

[@fasthead]

And they`d still Taste delicious

[@XHALE303]

@@fasthead Weird cause they never tasted great before.

[@MrLeekicker]

@That One Person Haha, I nearly did during lockdown! No, it's still there, I just wanted to try an experiment.

[@Itsme-ce5od]

The footage is next level. 👍🏽🔥

[@PatrickHaraeb]

This was so scary and intense to watch. At some point I was jealous of the narrator for making it alone that far.

[@ediearcher7224]

Honestly, the saddest part was when the animals trapped in homes and pens died. Having them being hunted by other animals is just nature, but having them die because we trapped them was just sad.

[@dannybonsai7102]

something about the aquariums hit me kinda hard. Not only are they certainly trapped, but as their lights go out, it's like they are forgotten completely.

[@kiemer13]

This is really amazing how nature takes over. This will all happen in 2050 when earth ends

[@karenebevanswild115]

Man's the worst and most cruel hunter.

[@frankey2356]

You do surely understand that this was just make believe, right! No animals were harmed during the making of this documentary!! Ffs..

[@dannybonsai7102]

@@frankey2356 yikes dude, we can stil be moved emotionally by make-believe dontcha know.

[@mpemberton7760]

"There are 6.6 billion of us..." That was 12 years and 1.2 billion people ago.

[@AutumnPanda]

Its only going to get worse sadly. I really dont get why people need 5-6 kids. It just baffles me. Its been said over and over we're overpopulated and yet people keep breeding like rabbits.

[@morrisz2]

@@AutumnPanda Most African goverments actually promote population growth. Because it stimulates a growing economy. However the ratio of people in good/decent/poor living standards doesn't really change.

[@LucidPreditor]

WW3 is coming soon.

[@thebackround4578]

@@LucidPreditor To a cinema near you.

[@JP-sm4cs]

@@LucidPreditor already happening, war changed from losing lives to losing money.

[@nicholasmartin297]

Very educational and very well made. Computer graphics are amazing. Thank you.

[@Dennis_Reynolds]

I don’t know when this documentary was made but the fact that the population has gone from 6.6 billion to 8 billion is just a few years in insane.

[@nikuman07]

give credit/awards to the animal actors, their acting was superb.

[@badasstruckinbabe]

I agree! The dogs did an especially good job!

[@MEGABOINK65]

I went to school with the deer top far right.

[@will_9342]

​@Brian Alex Maybe they're just trying to get a message over? That maybe we need to change our way of wasteful living ? I'm not judging anyone, just my understanding of an interesting documentary (which, by the way, dates from 2008, just a new commentator) :)

[@mauricioramos2246]

Ur right, these "actors" were 100% better than the ones from Hollywood.

[@NLPCoachTina]

@Brian Alex Wonder no more my friend because I worked on this, and no we don't want you dead. We also produced a couple years later the opposite called Population Overload, if the world stops spinning and if the sun dies. 🙂

[@thelycan2098]

This cellphone is still intact 200 years later after the last phone call. must be a Nokia.....

[@Lifeguruonafence]

And still has 70% battery life 😂

[@sumitsaurabh8642]

no its motorola c115 i have those back in 2004

[@Ignatiusyip1978]

I doubt a 70%. More like 80% because newer model can switch to power saving mode

[@neonthefox3550]

So true

[@Emeraldlashea]

Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. John 14:6 KJV

[@ivanberggreen9787]

There was a very short film on TV on this theme several years ago that also made an impression. There was no comment, one only heard the sound of the wind. One saw the empty streets of New York (or at least I think it was New York) and later the roads of what looked like Los Angeles - with no humans anywhere. I think it was done by filming in the summer, very early in the morning.

[@DavidMcKenna-cs1qm]

Yes

[@agritech802]

I sometimes wonder has all of this happened on earth before

[@jean-marenoble9826]

🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@jkb1867]

Even after humans are gone Google and Facebook are still tracking and recording your location and activities for just in case they return.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Lol

[@thanyabattaglia6377]

jajajajajajajajajajjajajaj very funny!

[@ricardokessler]

How nice of them 🥺

[@learningtime8544]

Google and Facebook will be tracking the fire and brimstone in the lake prepared for the wicked.

[@UltimatelyEverything]

Jokes on them my personal data's trash and boring there's nothing to find

[@SuperGGLOL]

The quality of this documentary is amazing. The production is insane...

[@eliseg1574]

Right?? Imagine filming the bit with the lions trying to get at the monkey on the suburban playground

[@jesuslovesyou1881]

Funni

[@latitsmcfatts3552]

totally agree

[@Hexanitrobenzene]

I'm impressed... How the hell did they film this ? I mean, camels roaming cemetery, lions trying to climb plastic pipes, dogs eating dead cows...

[@jamieorourke767]

Only one thing missing,atomic weapons and fuel,and what happens when they arent looked after

[@pembsbiker]

I like how the he narrates "what" damage humans did to the planet and how nature recovers; what's sad is that we are still doing it

[@Z24BL2]

Extraordinary! Congratulations!

[@ShellShock11C]

It wasn't called the "Dark Ages" because of lack of electricity, the name came from the lack of literacy, and education.

[@johnmartin2470]

Scott Fortesque kinda like now

[@ownmind2606]

These are the Dark Ages

[@brownprincess7189]

It was the dark ages because th e dark-skinned races were ruling europe until the renaissance era.

[@ShellShock11C]

@@brownprincess7189 I don't know if you're a troll, or just really stupid, but that is in no way correct in the slightest bit. You sound like a racist black-supremacist.

[@RodneyOwl]

@Max Sharpe There's a lot of information for sure, less knowledge however. The 2 things don't necessarily go hand in hand. Just because you can google the answer to any question does not mean you know everything, quite the contrary.

[@junaidgt90]

Salute to the camera man for keeping extra battery and recording media he used for more than 1000 + years. 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@v1thxense]

thanks, just wanted to share this archive

[@biomedlib]

LOL....

[@JK-fk1yn]

to be approx more that 25000 years(don't forget the ice age) 🤣🤣

[@Tinaf653]

And at the end he dropped dead from advanced age..

[@Muswell]

It all goes round every 25,000 years. That's why we see so many examples of fantastic ancient technology - far older than was previously thought.

[@iwouldprefernotto4381]

Historian here. It doesn’t.

[@lizsimmonds5511]

Biggest scary for me is the worry of pets being trapped! Great documentary.

[@jannepetersen4660]

Should it happen, I think God will release them....He created them.....

[@ram90mar99]

Any one wonder how they filmed this? Getting people to not be around, emptying houses, getting zoo animals out, and etc. behind the scenes would be awesome to watch!

[@bernardoconnor1502]

I imagine a lot of it is done via CGI

[@thehopelesspragmatic6701]

"Excuse me sir, could you step over here 2 meters to avoid the camera? Thanks."

[@galaxi407]

@@jasonwalsh6032 movie film makers can use this as a perfect opportunity to get shots for their apocalyptic/zombie/pandemic/end of the world films

[@shannalese]

It's called CGI and 3D animation

[@waterwiccax]

Mario Ramirez green screen

[@auang]

if animals had a religion, we humans would be their devil.

[@johnmutunga2541]

Infact we are,imagine slaughtering a goat for nyama choma,arent we their devil

[@pureblazed1030]

We are I'm afraid

[@mikeskylark1594]

THAT

[@albundy9597]

and yet even wild animals approach humans for help, elephants because of a deep wound, cows, moose, deer call for help to rescue their calves, whales have approached divers to get rid of an encircling net, foxes and badgers have been known to approach humans for help, it's as if they know that we can.

[@mitchelloconnell8620]

Don't you know what a food chain is mate

[@urbanfrog8466]

Interesting doco. I was actually looking for (and still am) the 6 part series on Life After People. A lot of this seems to have been taken from that series. When they were talking about the packs of wild dogs roaming the cities 30 yrs after humans, they showed a dog with a collar - after 30 yrs there wouldn't be any dogs that had known humans left. It would be a minimum of 3 generations since any dog knew humans.

[@tsunamis82]

I also think about pets in collars and harnesses. Adult animals would eventually loose theirs but pups and kittens would die horrible deaths.

[@donaldcampbell3043]

The original version of this was xalled Life Affter People, from 2007 or 2008, then the TV series expanded on it...

[@AndySuk99]

Brilliant and thought provoking thank you

[@cheonlaxy]

Indeed, the earth can get by without us. But we cannot survive without it. I love how this documentary was made. Though, I think it would have been better if the other continents were also discussed more and not just focus on North America and some parts of Europe. But still, thank you for this.

[@anichtyofagist]

It is an inescapable fact that one day, the Earth will no longer be there. We MUST (and I think we will) learn to survive without it. Nothing in this documentary suggests that we can't. If it did it would paint a very negative picture of humanity. The Earth is the cradle of humanity, but mankind cannot stay in the cradle forever.

[@dazzaMusic]

Most places will look exactly the same as the ones depicted on here, they can only fit so much into a one hour documentary.

[@gamingtonight1526]

When you hear in this video that half the small rodents/animals will die because of radiation, and then realise that nearly half have disappeared in real life, it makes you think humanity doesn't have long....!

[@annedunne4526]

@@anichtyofagist I disagree. I think the Earth will still be there long after we humans have disappeared. The dinosaurs lived far longer than we have and they were gone long before humans were in existence.

[@anichtyofagist]

@@annedunne4526 The future is always uncertain of course, but had the dinosaurs been sentient and had they seen that asteroid coming they would have left the earth as well. When in the future Earth can no longer sustain life, humans will leave and live. Earth will no longer be there when the sun becomes a red giant.

[@AkshayBatra88]

Disclaimer: No humans were harmed during the making of this movie..

[@sadashfaqdontmisspronounce2615]

Yeah because they all disappeared instantly

[@lorenzoneblinajr8132]

Dam

[@Stu282]

I’m sure some will still be offended.

[@peterashby-saracen3681]

What a pity....! We deserve to be...

[@danbennett2588]

Where are they then

[@Sylvarith]

Watched this when I was 4 or 5 on TV I think. It has been my one of core memories since then.

[@sunghaneul]

I wonder where certain more real looking scenes were shot at? Some are clearly photoshopped/ computer-generated or whatever it's called anyway great documentary! I remember seeing this documentary on tv years and years ago when I was much younger (so much younger that the only scene I vaguely remember watching was that of the skyscrapers in NY looking dark rusted) being able to watch this was like unlocking a core childhood memory of mine

[@ibrahimdumanay5952]

"the earth can get by without us but we can't survive without the earth" ultimate inference 👍

[@anthonyparbury9123]

Very True take the Coronavirus pandemic is proof of it.

[@ibrahimdumanay5952]

@@anthonyparbury9123 the viruses are just trying to survive too, like us :))

[@anthonyparbury9123]

@@ibrahimdumanay5952 I do see you're saying but the Coronavirus has killed alot of people, So doesn't have feelings for humans.

[@ibrahimdumanay5952]

@@anthonyparbury9123 surely I'm sorry about this fact, somehow my comment was just from a scientific aspect, not emotional.

[@anthonyparbury9123]

@@ibrahimdumanay5952 Cool

[@Snootingson]

Me looks at my little dog “time to train young one”

[@Feromonix]

In "Rocky" way 😂😂😂

[@Spinal_Pap]

There's always a bigger dog.

[@maryrichardson9739]

Awesome and wonderful. Thank you.

[@The-Earth-Angel]

Great documentary, info & the visuals were done really well…It would’ve been even better if they covered the southern hemisphere, Australia, NZ & countries on the equator 👌🏼

[@DavidMcKenna-cs1qm]

Just yes

[@animefallenangel]

All the pets being trapped indoors really broke my heart. It's one of my biggest fears if my cat were to be locked in our house if anything happened to us. :(

[@FreeDocumentary]

I know 😢

[@davidrobbo27]

Your cat will happy to eat you if you die in the house!

[@SamuelBlack84]

Get a pet door installed

[@argustuft2394]

Don't worry. They'll eat you - usually starting with the face.

[@Danlou18]

As soon as I saw all the fish in tanks it dawned on me about all the pets that would be locked in houses just left to starve to death..then I cried 💔🥲

[@Saylesshomie]

Editor how many sound effects do you need.. Narrator: yes

[@youtubeacc09]

It's so annoying

[@jameshoyle5918]

I found the sound effects annoying, distracting and unnecessary. I had to stop watching.

[@catherinecrawford4537]

Be content.

[@bonenintomatensaus]

@@catherinecrawford4537 never!

[@catherinecrawford4537]

Never what?

[@flibbertigibbet6200]

Awesome video, nice job

[@mannymayweather6682]

The most interesting thing to watch during the quarantine.

[@lnot3028]

Stolen comment idea

[@serenemountain6769]

if some kind soul pays my rent ! Yup! Very Enjoyable!

[@mannymayweather6682]

@Lebo leigh Leigh thanks sir. You sound like a keyboard warrior there

[@AFV85]

I know wonder if this pandemic will have a change on climate if humans are not walking the streets just now!

[@mboyer68]

I think it was funny!!

[@ethandenson3118]

April: "It cant be worse then this" May: "The World without Humans"

[@ZackWolfMusic]

What happens this may?

[@countessnic9809]

@tulsi gabbard 2024 😂👍🏻

[@CC-ss7ol]

Good one 🤔🤔🤔😂😂😂

[@punker4Real]

may: CCP virus kills everyone

[@004spaw]

*THAN*

[@mrsteel9026]

So cool, thanks for upload.

[@raindancer6111]

Interesting piece of work. I would have liked to see a little more about the effects on the oceans. Would sea levels fall with the lack of warming? Earthquakes and eruptions would still occur. Also the lack of any speculation as to the fate of the desert regions and the southern hemisphere, Africa and Australia for example, was missing a trick. Overall though, nicely done.

[@zachmiller2537]

"6 hours after we vanish..." * coffee mug still microwaving *

[@wolf_-_gamer145]

Wait you mean you don't leave your microwave running for 6 hours?

[@theonefromthepast6933]

Noob numbers

[@stefaancodde6578]

@@wolf_-_gamer145 : sure not cause most microwaves have a timer. They even refuse to start without setting time or weight.

[@jeroen3588]

I like mine coffee hot

[@elliotoliver123]

I like my coffee evaporated

[@Victoriaaaa999]

Made me realise that mother nature is even stronger than I thought. So quiet and slow yet so powerful. No matter what we do we can never win over her. Life on Earth was there before us, it will thrive after we're gone. We are just a phase to our planet.

[@Sam-sl5gr]

Do know that some places were they drop bomb is ww2 are healing very cool

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Well duh. Obvious.

[@maddiherewini]

Not true sorry. We are destroying this earth at alarming rates. We are causing more damage over the course of time than nature can repair itself. It's a serious concern

[@Victoriaaaa999]

@@maddiherewini I'm talking about millions of years after our extinction.

[@AnakinandPadme1231]

Earth has gone through 5 extinctions at this point i think

[@bettyharris3691]

Great documentary l feel this should be released to every school in the world, it certainly made me frightened and wondering how l can clean up my act.

[@hectorbrown656]

Thank you very much , this was so interesting .

[@domoniquescott7897]

Who else watched this because of this coronavirus era😑🤔

[@iolandaribeiro6297]

This documentáry is old, I've watched 3 or 4 years ago.

[@Hjonks4627]

@Mickey Mouse you're in cartoon dimension corona doesn't exist there so you dont know it

[@jigokusoju]

Mickey Mouse your mom

[@RaccoonNation]

Oh yeah...you mean that disease that was spread by flu shots ?

[@cigarsgunsandgasoline8032]

China virus... say it with me... CHY-NA virus

[@-a.n.a.s.t.a.s.i.a-]

The fact that the documentary made everything stop on Friday, June 13... that’s exactly my birthday I swear the matrix is trying to tell me something

[@heiloo-wq5tm]

and with you are 100000000 people born on the same day XD

[@individual1199]

June 13__?? What year It Must be a GEMINI' In horoscope star sign

[@kenyanlife3074]

Atleast I will have celebrated my birthday June 10th😜

[@reds1013]

There’s a huge asteroid capable of hitting earth coming on Friday 13th April 2029 too lol

[@dorrettbarnett5798]

This information causes one to think hard and deep. Fascinating to think of.

[@remcojansen85]

Just a loss of words, really impressively made, indeed it is a happy thought that if humans are gone, the earth and nature take their "revenge", claiming only what is and was theirs, very realistic en deep documentary.

[@nvtnvt9617]

Imagine how many other civilizations have disapeared without a trace on our planet.

[@Gos1234567]

Could’ve happened many times,the Earth is billions of years old,We only stopped being hunter/gatherers about 10000 years ago!!

[@plantsero1233]

@Odinson Warrior yep like the foundation

[@disturbed1013]

@@plantsero1233 What foundation?

[@sjsksgwkwksksjw3092]

I was thinking about that as well. The Earth is over 4 billion years ago. What if humans like us libed here before and then something happened and they were all gone. Maybe more than once. Maybe they were even more advanced than we are today and then whoever came after them had to start developing from zero. Definitely a possibility.

[@nathangarland9453]

@PÃRTH ÇLÃSS XÎÎ if thay vanished without any proof where is the evidence you speak of????????

[@MrEric23]

love the final quote "the earth can survive without us, we can't survive without it"

[@romystumpy1197]

Yes we are the worst species to have evolved,

[@captainfury497]

@@romystumpy1197 no we are the best. y0u are just a masochist

[@captainfury497]

We must learn to. The earth will end one way or the other , the only one capable of surviving by colonizing other plants is us

[@Happysecret180]

​@@captainfury497 we are in the middle, smart, yes but also destructive.

[@captainfury497]

@@Happysecret180 Destruction is part of the world. The earth comes with an expiry date , it will be destroyed with or without humans. Humans on the other hand are best and are the only ones capable of saving life from guaranteed end in any other way.

[@prometheanevent]

Absolutely fascinating,

[@81chipper89]

Is this the one that was shown on BBC1 around 2008? Always remembered it being very good.

[@mikejames663]

At 73, this is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen, well done.

[@kingshaat1101]

This documentary is so realistic, I'm here thinking _"When did all of that happen?!"_

[@justinblake420]

Its happening now

[@eastenders4k251]

in your dreams

[@victormolinatorres]

its happening this autumn. Be safe and prepared. good luck

[@justinblake420]

@@victormolinatorres what are u thinking about autumn?

[@justinblake420]

@@eastenders4k251 na in my reality which also happens to be yours "Take a look around" Harmless virus Deadly vaccine Riots Lock downs Civil uprise Revolts Tornados galore 100kg hail stones Mouse plague Tik tok Round up is litterally in everything(all plants animals water and yes even rain) Fukisima now has cancer n defected fish all over north australian shores Black lead race wars Mustim problems globally The monarchy U.N NWO What else n ehats next

[@stanislavdaganov574]

3:30 to 3:40 One of the TOP FIVE most pleasing things I have ever seen, and a contender for TOP 3 (medals).

[@trisyork]

I bet the Big Macs at McDonalds were still fresh thousands of years later

[@user-zg1hp5cc2u]

They should have used Big Mac's to build houses and structures 😂

[@JohnsonJ-ds1dy]

🤤​@@user-zg1hp5cc2u

[@jascam1]

This thing we call life is shorter than the blink of an eye in terms of our existence on the planet. So Live,Love and Laugh and afford others the same opportunity. Best Documentary Ever..

[@ashleynovak7704]

@Mickey Mouse hhhhhhh ✋😧💀💀💀💀

[@alisoncleeton877]

Whoever did the visuals for this did a fantastic job. So realistic! Bravo!!

[@SC4298598568]

No no, they just time traveled to 2021 and filmed there.

[@roystar87]

Visually on point for sure!👍🏽

[@tptp-yl6gr]

awesome video

[@jeffreycurtis9075]

Thank you so, so much.

[@MrNeilg71]

30 years after we disappeared, packs of German Shepherds rule the overgrown city streets.

[@PaulHere1953]

So long as the leader isn't called Adolf.

[@g_y.rtz420]

Dogmeat no ;_;

[@sophialoren7855]

Surprisingly it's pugs

[@subzero9360]

yes we disappear next 100years like this way say

[@reginowaga2598]

Yeah Another German empire🤔🙄

[@mefp9889]

Thank you, helps us to see and understand what a mess us humans have made of the amazing planet 🌏

[@vaporwave4880]

The planet doesn't even notice we're here.

[@stelioskatis1083]

Blame politicians and elite not humans

[@janieoak9920]

@@stelioskatis1083 we are all compliment, if you just sit back and watch, it's on you as well

[@fromdivatoqueen7691]

Get a Grip peeps!! Its just a frickin' movie for crying out loud! Just take ownership whether you like it or not! Geesss!!

[@vaporwave4880]

@@fromdivatoqueen7691 err it’s not a ‘movie’.

[@elledurnan]

I loved this... thank you

[@sarahharper9328]

Absolutely fascinating xxx

[@neonwilliams5722]

So in conclusion; the world without humans would be for the most part, a clean, natural awesome place lol

[@natashabegley1346]

Not it would be a pointless world the earth had way more pollution before humans ever existed!v

[@tbldn8282]

@@natashabegley1346 No it didn’t 😂 because of all the cars and power plants and gasses we put in the air we’ve put more pollution in the air than ever before, unless you’re talking about when earth was first formed then I would understand

[@sabihatanveer8494]

Looks like it 😁👍

[@yootoober2009]

@Dale wilson for humans too!

[@mullimulli6259]

*and full of dog poo .. because no one would be around to pick it up

[@mefp9889]

Hope this gets showed in every school for years to come, so our children can see where we have gone wrong, and God willing they find ways to live with this amazing planet 🌎 and listen to what it is trying to tell and teach us

[@FreeDocumentary]

What a lovely comment. Thank you 🙏

[@chiselcheswick5673]

Everything turns to dust in the end. We seem to have this childish notion we must continue indefinitely. We should respect the planet and each other, but at some point it will all end and to try a prevent this is futile. Enjoy it while it lasts.

[@artful1967]

I hope they teach people in schools that the past tense of "show" is "shown"

[@elizabethstill2685]

@@chiselcheswick5673 m

[@roonilwazlib3089]

I’m sure the children will enjoy their trauma 🥴

[@nepaleseman1010]

Wow what great documentary, I really enjoyed the way that nature came back after the mess left over from humanity.

[@kisakyerita8780]

Thx for this outright exact imagination it's beautiful

[@scottonanski4173]

It wasn't called 'the dark ages' because we didn't have electricity. My goodness.

[@ShellShock11C]

Exactly what I said.

[@TheDogsboddy]

It was called the dark ages because know one had a clue ....fast foward to today and we still don't have a fucking clue.

[@echomoon3381]

Well it sure the fuck ended up getting dark didn't it.

[@danielagbaniyaka6196]

He practically is just making reference to the darkness due to lack of electricity.

[@g.d.traveller6540]

True. We already had fire. Not dark at all.

[@mcdaddy000]

8:19 "I wanna reheat my cup of coffee, hmmm at least 6 hours should do it."

[@theirishempire4952]

Yes

[@skeelo69]

A small glimpse of this was realised during the covid pandemic when most people were quarantined , wild animals had confidence to come into empty cities. Less aircraft flew...less cars on the road..the air quality was better.

[@TmTrinidad35968]

As long as the basic elements of life remain on earth, life will continue to thrive even without humans. The earth is an amazing planet that can regenerate and heal itself no matter the damage incurred It can take quite some time but will heal nonetheless. So it comes full circle, back to the days when humans were still not present.

[@confidentialcoffee2172]

“The world can survive without humans but humans can’t survive without it”

[@confidentialcoffee2172]

@Sanctus Paulus this one line hit me the hardest

[@tzuyuhypetrain9791]

No your wrong❌❌❌

[@andybaubau5961]

Wrong.. Earth doesn't need humans

[@mikelheron20]

@@andybaubau5961 It also doesn't need aardvarks, antelopes, ants ... (just working through an animal A-Z)

[@sojajose9886]

👍👍👍👍👏💯

[@diwakarlama9584]

Thank God we Asians still exist in this world and watching this documentary "Once upon a time when human vanished from Canada and USA"

[@OmforYou]

hahaha

[@vaughnarriola2303]

Diwakar Lama👍😂

[@charleswaikwa6458]

😂😂best comment

[@juniorbaiano1469]

Hahahahaha.

[@diwakarlama9584]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@draniomeni2]

A world without humans. How beautiful

[@liviosinibaldi3632]

Welcome back!!!

[@jamesabarela]

"If humans disappeared, would the world be able to repair itself?" Uhh yeah!!! Look how much it repaired itself in as little as the 1 month the globe was on lockdown due to covid-19. So that is telling us something!!! I hope we are listening!!!

[@gtoneyprice5293]

Facts

[@jamesabarela]

@vestiphobe 😂😂😂 @ "yuuuge" gotta love that "Tremendous" Trump talk!!!

[@jamesabarela]

@vestiphobe When it comes to the health and healing of the earth, this is the one time I wish covid would stick around. But the world will go right back to its bad habits. I wish i could change it.

[@adelegill]

Yessss!

[@alexandercalub7780]

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