Cambodia - The Water Kingdom - Wildest Indochina 1/5 - Go Wild

Cambodia’s wildlife is ruled by the monsoon cycle. Its rivers connect a mosaic of habitats as they flow like arteries from the highland forests to the central plains of Tonle Sap Basin and the Mekong Lowlands. It is a wild land of extreme rains that create challenges for some, and opportunities for others. Asian Elephants, giant freshwater turtles, Burmese pythons, rare birds and lost civilisations characterise the tidal wave of life here in the water kingdom.

[@vuthythorn6424]

Thanks you so much for help promote​ my country❤❤❤

[@kolapyellow7631]

First time seeing a professional film about Cambodian natural forest. Thank you for making this piece. ❤

[@ranerromusicworld1884]

❤ love from Jamaica 🇯🇲 I hope to build a animal reserve in Jamaica one day in the coming future.

[@TRUTHx247]

We love Jamaica too. Praying Jamaica will prosper greatly and receive all that your beautiful country deserves.

[@1969kodiakbear]

Asian elephant. By the way, I have difficulty communicating because I had a stroke in Broca’s area, the part of the brain that controls speech. 2/8/2021 but I lived again. (My wife helped me compose this.)

[@primesspct2]

Prayers for your full recovery!

[@channthachayatem3453]

Thanks for for documenting my country. Best video show of the region in the kingdom. Hope i can work with you for another tour guiding around this small country but full of prosperity. Thanks on behalf of the people here ❤

[@rainforest_eye]

Cambodia, a beautiful land where the weather shapes the wildlife and the culture.

[@danielacapacap6962]

Beautiful animals in cambodia let them live in that habitat they are amazing animals

[@jackbourgeois4153]

Cambodia is truly a remarkable place ,as beautiful and diverse as can be ,unfortunately the poaching is a problem that exists everywhere, even here in Canada 🇨🇦

[@DariyonLandellHycheKrattTCl]

I love the Clouded Leopard too.

[@mizternono9727]

Amazing documentary. Love from Cambodia 🇰🇭 ❤.

[@202slimm9]

So. Soothing for us that's plagued by insomnia for real!!!

[@YduenSiurahlan-wz3eh]

I used to live between Vietnam and Cambodia I stay in jungle 17 years..I see a lots wildlife very dangerous night and day...

[@simen_Outdoor]

WoW it in Cambodia ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ please tell me more in CAMBODIA. Thank you

[@jampasurprenant1794]

Thank you for sharing the wild of Cambodia, it's very relaxing watching your excellent filming of the green forest with Wildlife animals .

[@raihanabari7896]

Beautiful country with big biodiversity and forests. This video make me visit Cambodia.

[@kentonrogers1704]

This documentary makes me sad. Yes it shows the amazing biodiversity here in Cambodia, but it overlooks the biggest problem (poaching). Cambodia has 7500.8 square kilometers of national park, but the forests here are empty, devoid of larger animals. you could search for decades and only see one or two fleeting glimpses of Banteng, Gaur or Elephant. The jungles here are scattered with snares and traps designed for trapping every animal that meanders into it. The ecosystem here is extremely valuable but if nothing is done this ecosystem will completely collapse. Almost all the species here are under threat of going extinct, but sad to say it is already too late for the Tiger, and if we want to keep the other animals poaching must be stopped.

[@primesspct2]

as long as a human population is incredibly poor, and struggle to stay alive, poaching will always be a problem. Yes? Also I would think education and training of the native populations of people, to help stop poaching, and payment for these services ,could help combat this ? Something must be done! Here in the US populations of animals that were on the verge of extinction have made incredible come backs in rural areas. Here we don't have people starving to death, because these people are helped by the government and certain programs that help the poor ( like myself). What would your suggestion be to save these animals? And do you agree with what I said, maybe I am wrong.

[@KlerissaRogers]

Yes, it is not the same now😢

[@beevang4503]

That's messed up...

[@aristotelesmartins3339]

Make owning the items illegal and watch how quickly poaching stops

[@Phat-khat]

Im sad to hear about your information I’ll pray that the situation will improve soon for those animals. Hang in there Kenton

[@jampasurprenant1794]

Absolutely amazing beautiful wildlife animals of Cambodia.

[@oneoftheninetynine3953]

Not sure what to think of this. It looks like the filmmakers were desperately trying to fill time with the few animals that are left. It's nice to know there is actually jungle left here, but then you see young kids hunting spiders...I can't say it's a place as a tourist I'd go to look at wildlife since the people have killed most of it. Where are the tigers? What about the cat they did show but didn't bother to name? Cambodia used to be home to incredibly beautiful pheasants and other birds but this film only has vultures in slow motion and giant ibis, briefly. A lot of footage is just closeups of elephants walking in the jungle. Parts feel like it was filmed in a wildlife preserve or with zoo animals.

[@hf..7271]

I’m Cambodian our Khmer Empire were powerful and prosperious civilization. Khmer Empire were expanded to half part of South East Asia mainland included all Cambodia , Laos, Vietnam , Thai territories until this modern day. Please google or search from the Geographic world map of “ Khmer Empire” it is indeed use to be a massive territories .

[@hf..7271]

Since , Ancient Khmer empire , were rise to its glorious days that dominated many South Asian country. Overall Khmer Empire were raided and sacks its kingdom from rivals neighbors on a multiple occasions slowly these factors led to the downfall of Khmer Empire Civilization .

[@hf..7271]

Cambodia it’s a country of jungle high density of forestry bountiful of natural resources and venomous insects even cobra , pithons . Cambodia it’s a home of elephants tribes we consider Elephants like our parents and worship elephants as they are sacred animals . My ancestors live near by the sacred mountain that is called Kulen mountain it’s filled with wildlife exotics birds votour birds , massive mountains lions etc.. These species are almost none in existences since the mass bombardment of Cambodia country that killed milllions of Khmers people and 90% of elites Khmers were among the dead . Since the Bombardment of Cambodia the country lost massively its wild life’s animals as tigers , elephants were used to help build the construction of Khmer Temples during Khmer Angkorian Civilization . Following the war from the modern day all these wild animals are beeing killed and some are fleeing it’s habitat to find refuge from others neighborings countries Asia. These wild animals are scarce nowadays because of the mass bombardment from the war that lead to its disappearances.

[@seanconnery1277]

6.3.2023.First class,very good and best.💯💋💙.Thank you very much.

[@pcha2301]

Thank you for your beautiful video about the animals in Cambodia which is near to the country I used to live in. when the secret war breaks out. We have to moved out or being killed I’m greatly appreciated you for your video

[@canadaprince999]

Thanks for the amazing documentary❤ i really love it

[@pitbullmom3234]

LOVE THE DOCUMENTARY 🙏🥰🙏 AMAZING EPISODE 🙏💛🙏 THANK YOU 🙏❣️🙏💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@trevormcshane4986]

Brilliant Very Good 👍

[@joshuadezentje3494]

I truly wonder how the videos in the trees were taken? A cloud leopard hunting in the trees. What a wonder to behold. Did the videographers build a hide up there? A behind the scences (making of this film) would be just as interesting as this beautiful documentary.

[@FhillipFry]

Has to be some kind of drone or something

[@user-fd1xl7xc5w]

Your content is always top-notch. Thanks a lot!

[@seanacameron8940]

Excellent, and so well explained. Thank you. The photography was superb.

[@rolfwenigmann717]

8:13 With 150,000, an Asian elephant has more muscles in its trunk than the complete human body.

[@user-ew6ci3gj8v]

فيلم وثائقي جميل ❤

[@luphuong5239]

0:01 - 0:55 I can't believe they use Monster Bug Wars soundtrack 😮 😭 I feel so nostalgic.

[@vermicelledecheval5219]

Such a surprising stuff... Gators enjoying snow...🐊❤❄

[@pkmouflon2323]

Awesome! I love it

[@diegosoya5804]

Clouded leopard so cute

[@bgmrelaxation2664]

Nothing helps you to forget work, work, responsibilities, problems by watching such a movie, just the world around you stops, your brain gets a rest.

[@JJDigitalartStudio]

Amazing place in the world. I love the animals. Tigers do not live in Africa. Only lions and leopards and cheetahs. Tigers live in Asia and Indonesia.

[@nitinkashiwar1792]

And most of them are in India ✌️

[@vielavie1904]

indeed, Sumatran Tiger and Java Tiger(sadly extinct)

[@nitinkashiwar1792]

@vielavie1904 but overall tigers number increases exponentially in india in last 4-5 years

[@JJDigitalartStudio]

@@nitinkashiwar1792 There are poachers in every country in the world. But India does not have the laws to protect the tigers. Africa is making strides as a continent about keeping poachers away from elephants and big game hunters. As late as the 1960's it was considered "sport" to kill lions and rhinos in Africa. White rhinos were nearly wiped out. Even with conservation measures the white rhino will be extinct in 5 years. Maybe less. If humans continue to disturb nature in the worst ways nature will get rid of that which is killing the earth - US.

[@JJDigitalartStudio]

@@vielavie1904 In my lifetime (70) years 14 species have gone extinct. I am not proud of anything man can build. Man is destructive not constructive.

[@kolapyellow7631]

There's still wild elephants 🐘 in the forest. ❤

[@lochamoezung4967]

Love the narrator voice

[@akki7589]

Amazing!! In Asia wild animals left only in india combodia and Indonesia❤

[@liveletlive0regrets]

Awesome video. Not showing this to my friend who thinks we should eat bugs.

[@seanacameron8940]

Oh, it still breaks my heart, as I'm sure it does others, how Pol Pot did such evil things. It shall forever haunt the world.

[@weasel4097]

خارق للعادة ١٠/١٠💚✌️👍

[@bethanyhin718]

My husband is Cambodian

[@TRUTHx247]

Thank you for this amazing documentary of our country. 🇰🇭🙏🏼🤍

[@kolapyellow7631]

I hope u do a follow-up piece in 5 or 10 years to share with us how man handle changes the environment around the mekong.

[@floptime]

The python scenes was brilliant😮😀

[@engkin8058]

Good cambodia

[@jackbourgeois4153]

I would love to fish the Mekong river

[@dawnopipari6831]

I’ve seen where they have cut down forests recently. One would think that we’d have learned something along in history. Meaning, when we remove something we should replace it. It seems the simplest thing, and yet, we still allow companies to demolish forests without replacing one tree!!!

[@jakewilson4679]

That doesn't fill anyone's pockets with money.

[@myrahabdulracmann5188]

Lovely place ❤

[@pango-y8j]

Excellent film Respec t Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜️🌵☮️🌞🐟 yes I keep on keeping on 🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄

[@jakewilson4679]

✌️🌲👍

[@tdaravuth]

Beautiful

[@AdnanAbbas-88]

Amezing

[@damnuarestupid6132]

Fun fact : during the Vietnam War, US bombed Lao and Cambodia which killed half of elephant population. :)

[@twostop6895]

fun fact Tigers survived Vietnam but went extinct in Cambodia Laos and Vietnam around 2007, Vietnam's last Tiger was spotted on a camera trap in 2007 but none have been seen since

[@jakewilson4679]

Is it truly a fact

[@Sammy-kn2nb]

My mom always says that there are no longer any signs of wildlife like there used to be as she was growing up. Many have been captured and sold to other countries or just have been poached for food. Its so incredibly sad to know my country cares so little about the beautiful wildlife that should be roaming through the jungle.

[@ariisaac5111]

Bonkers! Yes, Travis, always cover new housing statistics and economics whenever you can. TIA!

[@steevenhyde3505]

The amount of ads this has is just way too obnoxious.

[@AHD2105]

Ewe tarantulas...scary. Brave kids.

[@seun9957]

Wow! I was born in Cambodia, but I've seen Cambodian leopards. They look like American Bobcats.

[@klee3282]

Very nice documentary, unfortunately, there are tons of ads, non stop interruptions.

[@raihanabari7896]

All Asian countries going through the same problems of sharing space between dense human populations with smaller numbers of animals. Habitat loss is the reason animals are becoming extinct in Asia, and also poachers are making it more difficult for surviving animals.

[@twostop6895]

in SE Asia I think Thailand is the only country that has any Tigers left, in Cambodia Laos and Vietnam they went extinct around 2007

[@rismanify]

There are still a few in Malaysia

[@zeehadhasan6782]

How did you get that Tiger footage ? There are no Tigers in Cambodia.

[@titoalexis7884]

No bills pay ova there!!

[@andrewhart8150]

Tarantula kebabs now that is WILD.

[@Animalkisser]

08:15 How many muscles are there in an elephant's trunk? It's a common misconception that there are hundreds of thousands of muscles in the trunk, but there are actually only 17 muscles in the trunk. There are eight muscles on each side of the trunk and one central muscle between the nasal passages.

[@saadzahidmughal]

Yes i am also in cambodia i am professionaly zoologist

[@jakewilson4679]

Sure.

[@donnalynch6845]

Why the person film that didn't tell the guy in the boat the snake on board 🥱🙄😏

[@sandraedwards564]

All animals are the earth's clean up crew

[@jakewilson4679]

The earth wouldn't need cleaning if people weren't making a mess of it. 🤔

[@explosivetwist]

i've been told that elephants migrated out of cambodia into thailand during the 1990's because of incessant loud gun fire from khmer rouge and vietnamese and cambodian troops. basically scared out of the country permanently.

[@hf..7271]

Indeed wildlife animals from Cambodia were killed during the War and executions that’s killed millions Khmers people and almost Cambodia country were lost !

[@mrblack9791]

what comercial was just on the car trip nights way fast ground travle comercials would 0 in long hiwy alot of sumer weather

[@mrblack9791]

this maskaca CA part muffin grr

[@mrblack9791]

28?spaces

[@kolapyellow7631]

Why don't they plant foods instead of foraging? They have all the land around them. That I don't understand. Are they that lazy?

[@hf..7271]

Ancient Cambodia were strong people that’s where Khmer Empire were build with its massive Temples and expanded to half part of South East Asia mainlands. Cambodia it’s build with enormous beautiful landscape surrounded of natural resources massive forestry and fresh rivers and wildlife .

[@nurjama87]

Cambodians God gave you great land half paradise😇 Please stop eating insect and wild animals you must all farmers 🙏🙏🤗😍

[@davidluck1678]

this rock vid-style editing, every scene cut away before it develops, is just intolerable. Cut.....

[@nobody687]

I wish they never had invented a Olympic size swimming pool. They always use it as a reference.

[@dorotheagordijev5245]

They need to do something about the over population of those primates. All the damage to the eco system,the diseases they carry, over all, their just destructive... I'm so grateful for our strict laws here in US. People wouldn't put up with animals taking over like that

[@jakewilson4679]

Ever been to Florida? Many problems with invasive animals.

[@hernanlisowyj227]

español

[@blueranger9092]

In southeast asia all animal in the verge of extinction due to excessive poaching. I hate to think about them poor innocent life animal

[@annachristina6539]

At 9:40, when I first saw that lil black monkey with the white tail... I thought he had a trail of toilet paper stuck to his bum, just for a second: ).

[@novitahnelson8251]

Narrator is far to soft spoken, most annoying. Did not want to finish a most enjoyable documentary.

[@twostop6895]

Tigers were extinct in this country by 2003, in the 1990s there was still a decent populution of of Tigers in the country but they were all poached away, as a matter of fact in SE Asia I think Thailand is the only country that has Tigers now, they went extinct in Laos and Vietnam as well around 2007

[@kolapyellow7631]

STOP POACHING AROUND THE WORLD. LIVE AND LET LIVE ! 😢

[@phengkimving]

Hey kolap, they're not poachers, they're hunters who hunt for food. Apply "live and let live" to yourself first.

[@ryanmatthewfrancisco5448]

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[@user-dl9ys9bt1q]

It is Southeast Asia please not Indochina

[@reneeaitken2292]

He says that right at the beginning

[@scotishjohn]

Oink oink

[@4-mylrdjesus417]

'An Evolving Mechanism Is A System Or Subsystem That Undergoes A Gain Of Complexity Over Time'--ON EVOLUTION. All mutations seen in nature have gone through a transformation that is at its core opposite and fundamentally at odds with the notion of 'evolution'. An 'evolving' mechanism is by definition a system or subsystem that is undergoing a gain in its complexity[i.e. information] over time--what is truly happening you can call 'DE-evolution' if you like. EVOLUTION(not even a good theory) requires an increase of information over time, and not a decrease as we see with every example put forth by mainstream science, while claiming to demonstrate the validity of this religiously held belief, called Naturalism[i.e. that everything came into existence by blind-luck]. Thermodynamics, information theory, and common-sense, show that everything in the cosmos IS FALLING APART, quite the opposite to the insane idea that things are coming together in complexity, by blind chance. WHAT WE SEE IS EXACTLY WHAT WE WOULD EXPECT OF A CURSED CREATION! Selection is not evolution, all of the information is available in the DNA code, which under the right conditions will be selected. No new code has ever been introduced! NOTHING EVOLVES! On the contrary, everything is falling apart. This has been confirmed by hard science, the SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS; all matter is slowly dying of heat-loss[ i.e. RADIANT-ENERGY leaving all matter ], INFORMATION THEORY states that all ordered systems will tend towards disorder --JUST LOOK AT WHAT HAPPENS TO YOUR BAND-NEW CAR. Our NATURAL WORLD is made up entirely of SYMBIOTIC ORGANISMS[ ORGANISMS that depend on one or more other organisms in order to SURVIVE, which in turn depend on others ] , WHICH OF THESES SYMBIOTIC ORGANISMS EVOLVED FIRST? This is only one of many thousands of evidences that prove "EVOLUTION" TO BE A LIE. How do the most complex organisms know to man, with the most complex code ever know evolve by dumb-chance?! It is interesting how evolutionists will say that "things" are related based on some minor similarity[ cows and whales, mosquitoes and horses ], yet while comparing two almost identical "things"[ two green-speckled tree vipers living on different continents ] they claim that they are not related! The reason for this is that if every creature started from relatively few creatures originating from one location, their evolutionary-religious world view would hold no water! What is the evolutionist's religion? they worship themselves believing that they will evolve into "gods" one day, despite the fact that everything is decaying around them including their own bodies and minds! They place all of their faith in two deities, Time and Dumb-luck --the later of which they emulate the best! --WHAT IS MORE PROBABLE THAT NOTHING, DUMB-LUCK AND TIME , OR A HIGHER INTELLIGENCE DESIGNED AND CREATED ALL THINGS? --I KNOW, YOU ARE PROUD AND LOVE YOUR SINS, AND HATE TO BE ACCOUNTABLE TO GOD!

[@primesspct2]

You will never convince people with these arguments. The only thing that really speaks to people is the Love of God, in practical application. Your arguments while entirely sound, when delivered in this manner, only drive people apart. That said, there are Christians that believe in evolution too. As Humans we will never be able to explain the wonderful works of God to the extent that we desire to. They are a mystery to us , as they should be. I ,like you, look forward to the day we can be with the Lord ,and perhaps then, we will know many things that are a mystery now. Until that day ,I choose to walk in love, doing my best to love God with my heart, soul mind and strength, and love my neighbor as myself. Yes my neighbor who believes in evolution, or my neighbor who is transgender ,or whatever my neighbor is. I will endeavor to judge not, lest I be judged. We all sin and fall short of the glory of God. That's why we need Jesus.

[@Gragna542]

Vous Les blancs ,vous vous comporter comme des Dieux Sur cette Mais nous avons Sissi nos Realitäts . pourquoi ma vie?

[@russ549]

The spider part had me cringing!

[@cheybothcambo9341]

នៅទឹកកម្ពុជាមានជីវចម្រុះគ្រប់យ៉ាងមានទាំងព្រៃលិចទឹក មានទាំងព្រៃស្រោង មានទាំងក្រពើទឹក មានទាំងក្រពើភ្នុំ មានគ្រប់យ៉ាងដែលមិនអាចលើកយកមកនិយាយអោយអស់ក្នុងទីនេះ ប៉ុន្តែបើជីវចម្រុះដ៍សម្បូរបែបនេះវិនាសគឺដោយសារសត្វតិរច្ឆានពីរប្រភេទដ៍សាហាវគ្មានអ្វីផ្ទឹមបាននោះគឺទីមួយ សត្វក្រុមហ៊ុន ទីពីរសត្វឱញា សត្វទាំងពីប្រភេទនេះហើយដែលសាហាវបំផុតដ៍គួរអោយខ្ពើមនិងគួរអោយខ្លាច សង្គ្រាមរាប់រយឆ្នាំក៍មិនអាចបំផ្លាញធម្មជាតិបានដែរ តែអាសត្វទាំងពីរប្រភេទដែលមានឈ្មោះខាងលើវាថឺសកម្មភាពតែមួយប៉ព្រិចភ្នែកតែប៉ុណ្ណោះគ្រាប់គុចដ៍មានតម្លៃក្នុងតំបន់អេស៊ារមួយនេះលាយសល់តែដង្គត់ឈើហើយនិងផេះ។ខ្ញុំមិនបាច់សរសេរជាភាសាបរទេសទេព្រោះខ្លាចអាសត្វទាំងពីរខាងលើវាមកអានខមិនខ្ញុំមិនដាច់ធ្វើអោយខមិនរបស់ខ្ញុំវាឥតប្រយោជន៍ ចឹងទេខ្ញុំសរសេរជាភាសាខ្មែររ ហើយភាសាខ្មែរក៍ពិភពលោកអាចយល់បាន ព្រោះសម័យឡូវងាយស្រួល គេមាន apសម្រាប់ប្រែខមិនហើយស្រេច។ដីសហគមនិងព្រៃសហគុមគ្រាន់តែលឺឈ្មោះអាតិរច្ឆានខាងមកសួរសុខទុក្ខ ធ្វើអោយពួគេចង់ជ្រុះថ្លើមស្រេចទៅហើយព្រោះវាមិនមេនមកសួរសុខទេតែវាមកអោយទុក្ខ។សែងខ្យូដែលបានអានខមិនដ៍សែនផ្អែមត្រជាក់ញាក់ដល់ប្រហោងគូថ😂😂😂😂

[@phill8005]

If somebody can prove evolution, I wish they would and claim their Nobel Peace Prize. Until then, it should be referred to as the theory it is.

[@4-mylrdjesus417]

PROBLEMS WITH RADIOMETRIC DATING[ The following is on carbon-14, but also applies to every other method of radiometric dating. ] As an analogy, think of walking into a room in which you find a burning candle, after being in the room for a while the candle goes out. The only things you can know(while the candle was burning and while you remained in the room) are: the rate at which the candle was burning, and the current atmospheric conditions. You cannot know the original length of the candle before it was lit. You cannot know if the atmospheric conditions in the room were constant before you entered the room(e.g. did the oxygen/nitrogen levels vary over time?), you can not know if the candle burned at the same rate before you entered the room. Likewise with carbon dating: you do not know how much of the 'daughter' product(C14) was present in the specimen at the time of death. You cannot know how much of the 'parent' product(N2) was available in the atmosphere prior to the time of death (e.g. air pockets found in amber show that O2 levels were around 32% at the time the pine sap solidified; proving that the atmosphere was vastly different in the past. Current level of O2 is around 20%). Furthermore, you cannot know if the levels of solar radiation (a major contributor in converting N2 -> C14) were different from today's, prior to the death of the specimen. - This is just an excerpt of the things that would not be known to us. Carbon dating along with any other radiometric dating methods are useless, due to insufficient data. Furthermore, there are vast ( and proven ) age differences in Radiometric results, found while dating the same specimen at different sites (sometimes these differences also occur when re-dating a specimen at the same site). All we can know from radioactive decay is its current rate of decay. We cannot know the initial conditions, that is; the initial amount of parent or daughter-substance found in the host, Nor can we know if the rate of decay changed over time. NONE OF THE INITIAL CONDITIONS, NOR ANCIENT DECAY RATES CAN BE DETERMINED FOR ANY RADIOMETRIC DATING METHOD!!

[@0hMyLife]

22:43 - 22:51 A whole Bullock in just 40 minutes, eh???? Oh, Sandra!!! Be careful around these guys hun!!

[@Phat-khat]

What are you talking about? Vultures and hyenas are the grossest animals on the planet?

[@Picco-zl2bh]

Is this Jude law narrating ? Hope he don't woke this up nature lol

[@novitahnelson8251]

Narrator is far to soft spoken, most annoying. Did not want to finish a most enjoyable documentary.