Canary Islands - Part II: The World of the Fire Mountains - Go Wild

[@markokada7311]

On occasions after having dealt w/ all the stresses of life, I'd adore to enjoy watching & appreciate this sort of singular Nat. doc. that reminds myself of how intriguing, captivating, & engrossing our planet we reside in is! Grateful & gratified w/ it to the full. (08/18/23)

[@Taz.Mania.]

To all my fellow North African's commenting on this video and in relation to the Canary Islands belonging to morocco, please educate and correct yourself on the history of the Islands. The Canary Islands never belonged to Morocco, it was inhabited by the indigenous African Guanche tribes and kingdoms, that have existed there for the better part of 3500-4000 years. Islam never reached the Canary Islands and we have been there prior to even the existence of Morocco as a nation or concept. Modern day Canary Islander's are the descendants of the indigenous tribes, proven by genetic science, cultural research and archaeology, and we will be there for the next 4000 years with or without Morocco, Spain or otherwise. Canary Islander's are a part of some of the oldest genetic groups found in north Africa and we will not be moved by Spain or Morocco. Viva Las Islas Canarias!

[@dubsiedubsie1685]

Thank you for sharing and clarifying the history and people of the Canary Islands stay blessed forever.

[@viquiben4919]

Amen. I'm an islander from Tenerife and my familly still retains a guanche aborigin surname. We've been mixing with spaniards for five centuries but never with moroccans though when we visit in Morocco they use to ask us if we are berbers.

[@Taz.Mania.]

@@viquiben4919 Many thanks for your response. I would highlight that in many cases and with high frequency, along side our indeginous DNA, can be found many southern European contributions with iberian being the minority. For example a typical mixture would include apart from southern European, such as north african, south and central American, and central african in many individuals. I hope I can highlight that I only refer to our genetic ancestry strictly for emphasising the antiquity of our cultural roots / ethnic identity. However I consider all Canary Islanders to be descendants, as I define the term personally to mean all those who have inherited our culture to date. Un saludo, and many thanks for giving me the opportunity to explain myself.

[@Emy53]

@Taz Mania. Is there a book you recommend with the history you have just explained? I am interested because my ancestry is from Portugal and Spain. My family lives in Tenerife and La Palma. We have roots in Andalusia area as well. I would love to read more about my roots. Thank you. I have visited Tenerife in 2019, and left my heart there. It's beautiful.

[@robbyjobarton2637]

Thank you for your correct information of your true history 👋

[@ASK-hy3vn]

Andrew Solomon, your narrations are so magnificent!!

[@Golden-dog88]

if only he got facts right it would be a good documentary, the Canary islands were clearly apart of Africa that millions of yrs ago tore apart much like Tasmania- Australia- New Zealand, Australia- Papau New Guinea the list goes on n on. Hence the claim of a singular land mass that was pangea where EVERY island and continent were joined together and as the earth cooled and techtonic plates shifted the land mass was pulled apart in every direction around the world

[@user-hq8rk3kt3x]

@@Golden-dog88　　サユナワよなゎやはずぬるぬににゆやばや

[@Golden-dog88]

@@user-hq8rk3kt3x English???

[@AdipatiNormandy]

Lpq

[@johncudzilo4268]

@@Golden-dog88 He did mention that in part one, although not in great detail… Also, he’s just a narrator, not the actual film maker I’ll, so he’s just reading a prepared script…

[@soxx795]

Our world is fragile! We must reverse the ecologically disastrous trends of the past century and rejuvenate what we have left! Thank you for this awakening video.

[@Emy53]

@SOX X yes, we need to preserve these nature sites. Humans destroy nature. I rather see this via videos because we can never see this up close. Nature doesn't need humans to thrive, but we need nature to exist.

[@jon-marcyaden6265]

I especially like this narrator! One my favorite docs in your series thus far. Great job! Please continue your important work! 🙏

[@luminair11]

Brilliantly photographed, perfectly narrated and loved learning of this special and unique place!

[@mariondiemert430]

I have always loved the Canary Islands. These videos have shown me so much more. Thank you so much. The information, the cinematography just splendid. Thank you.

[@markokada7311]

The fact that we could enjoy, admire & appreciate this superlative & sublime nat. doc. on KZbin for free is utterly invaluable & priceless!! Inordinately grateful for this fantastic, fabulous, sensational, spectacular & incomparable nature documentary!!!!,,,,,, (03/14/22)

[@Emy53]

That's the power of advertising companies that pay the producers of these videos funds if they can run their ads on their channels. Viewers see ads that might increase sales for the advertisers...win win.

[@markokada7311]

@@Emy53 Thanks for the incalculable information. I've got a bit wiser due to you. Stay safe & healthy amidst the dire plight caused by the omicron virus rampant worldwide or pandemic. Have a fabulous day wherever you are,,,,,,,,From Tokyo,,,,,,,(05/05/22)

[@michaelleonard4826]

My sincere appreciation for all those involved in the making of this film, your filming just wonderful. T.Y.

[@josedess8823]

This video is special for me as a canary breeder I saw at last the canary of the Canary Islands 🇮🇨. Thank you 😊 SIR.Much appreciated.

[@oldmanwillyboy2786]

No te pase chaval!

[@oldmanwillyboy2786]

@@Arthur-pc1eh Y tu quien eres?

[@Jolenesmart1980]

@@oldmanwillyboy2786 and in English?

[@suhasini01]

Stunning photography work, soothing music to match it and a perfect voice to make the story alive. Kudos to the team for making such an amazing piece. Sitting in the comfort of my home here in India, I made an amazing trip to the Canary Islands. Thank you!

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Same in the comfort of my house in England :) do you have a house in India or is it like I see on tv more like huts with rooms that you make yourself?

[@suhasini01]

@@Jolenesmart1980 I live in an apartment. What you see on TV is only in some parts of India.

[@markmcknight2467]

Sugar Birds. That is the cutest little name for the cutest little birds. I love those sweet tiny babies!

[@chrishoo2]

What a glorious documentary. Many thanks & much appreciated.

[@andrewrackliff8223]

Fascinating timing, too! Just after this comes out, one of the Canary volcanoes starts to erupt!

[@nadinehagen]

yeah but on Tenerife the Pine trees are not burned because of the Lava as more for the every year fire in the forest, caused by whatever, but not a stream of lava...In the video the impression was giving that there is regulary vulcano outbreaks.- living here so I would know of regulary outbreaks.

[@robstammers7149]

I've visited the Canaries several times in my life as a tourist Tenerife, Lanzarote esp, this video truly opened my eyes to their true beauty and nature. Thank you.

[@chuckmorton8823]

Another stunning part of this series. Well done to all those involved.

[@m.r.7836]

Thank you for this beautiful documentary! I am the proud great-great granddaughter of Leandro Rivera y Morales, born in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in 1825. I hope that I can visit his birthplace one day and honor our ancestral ties to this beautiful land.

[@markokada7311]

Breathtakingly so amazing, astonishing, fabulous, fantastic, mesmerizing, magnificent, spectacular, & tantalizingly sublime wildlife doc. that who could resist not to watch it again & again!? I can't help but keep coming back to this transcendent doc. of outstanding proportions. Thanks to those exceptional photographers having spent night & day w/ an infinite patience so as to procure those brilliant & momentous footages in such inhospitable & inaccessible terrains in the face of some adverse conditions. In addition, the post-production crews such as editors, a script writer, a narrator & audio men including that background music had certainly contributed to enhance a wealth of intrigue & excitement. They all certainly deserve a pat on the back for a job outstandingly well done. Thanks to them all concerned, we could enjoy watching & appreciate to the core at the comfort of our home. My heartfelt gratitude,,,,,From California,,,,(08/18/23)

[@helix1061]

Amazing! Highlights the fragile symbiotic relationships in Nature.

[@Newamigos]

One of the best nature documentary I have ever seen!

[@bz4579]

This is how life on Earth was born. Stunning documentary about the wonders of our amazing planet. High quality photography and music, and also very informative. After watching I've decided to go to Canary Islands.

[@cynthcorcor126]

No the mom had 28 and a earth.

[@Emy53]

It's beautiful there on Tenerife. I visited my family in 2019. I visited el Tiede and it's truly spectacular up close. The town's are amazing too. The white village's up in the mountains are a must see. Mingle with the people and eat where the locals eat. Amazing experience.

[@Tenorgeiger]

A wonderful documentary. Thank you!

[@Whydoibother943]

Good to start the day with wildlife!

[@markmcknight2467]

Oh ABSOLUTELY!

[@seanconnery1277]

Superb documentary.

[@johnshields6852]

Canary gives a perfect laboratory of evolution in it's early stage, and it's beautiful.

[@ddeaae]

God has created an amazing world full of beauty and wonders. Thank you for these great video's if you really pay attention you can see things you never knew existed.

[@carstenhansen5757]

Who says it's a god?

[@phylly10]

Evolves for 20 million years and then some human gods claim they made it. Poor mother nature

[@johnmann394]

GOD HAS TO EXIST BEFORE HE CAN DO JACK SHIT

[@nancythomas-wardm.b.a2993]

fabalous work, just fabalous. Thank you so much...so many memories

[@markmcknight2467]

Fabulous too!

[@harrietharlow9929]

Just exquisite! Incredible cinematography, wonderful narration, and relaxing music combine to make viewing this film a real pleasure. Being a full-on geology nut, I love the Canary Islands for their geology but after seeing both parts, I love them for their beauty and profusion of life as well. I would love to visit one day. So glad that the second part goes into Canarian geology (did I mention that I'm a geology nut? lol) because geology inevitably, one way or another, affects life.

[@slkonnaris8477]

i'd love to watch this on a huge cinema screen - just spectacular!

[@markmcknight2467]

Absolutely! It would truly be a beautiful experience.

[@kgomotsomoagi1509]

Thanks for the scenery up close and personal perfect eye catching experience n soothing voice views n music behind 💯👌lovely ❤️

[@quimicoz]

Ay, Canarias La tierra de mis amores Ramo de flores Que brota de la mar Vergel de bellaza sin par Son nuestras islas Canarias Que hacen despierto soñar Jardín ideal siempre en flor Son las mujeres las rosas Luz del cielo y del amor El corazón de los guanches El murmullo de la brisa Suspiran todos amantes Por el amor de una isa Desde la cumbe bravía Hasta el mar que nos abraza No hay tierra como la mía Ni raza como mi raza ¡Ay, mis siete islas Canarias Con el pico Teide de guardián Son siete hermosos corazones Que palpitan al mismo compás! ¡Mis siete islas Canarias!

[@SP_3333]

💗

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Never heard of that before

[@beatrizgrb]

💖💖💖

[@beatrizgrb]

@@Jolenesmart1980 It is a song by los sabandeños

[@viquiben4919]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@kellyharrison5184]

Fantastic! Love this series.

[@carlahansen4000]

The commentary is very informative and beautiful.... makes me want to go see these majestic islands .. the narrator is very descriptive in his information....

[@Emy53]

@Carla Hansen. Yes, come to the islands, but you will not see this in real life. These nature preserves are away from humans, and in their own natural environment. You might see them in captivity in some zoo's, but they don't belong in captivity. The islands are amazing and filled with striking architecture, food, wine, landscapes that you never imagined...go for that too and enjoy nature via videos such as these. The people are kind and accepting. Yes, the Islands of my heritage.

[@jesseparaguya5544]

Thanks for the trip to Canary Islands via your lens. Your focus on the birds and lizard in such a rugged habitat is stupendous! Narrative was cool and to the point. Good work of an artist.

[@thefisherking78]

God this is so good. I'm gonna watch it again later and make my wife join me

[@luminair11]

Yeah, I really loved all those whales and dophins swimming shots!

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Hope you did and that she enjoyed it?? It’s a great one - almost on par with Attenborough type ones

[@lydiaruiz8703]

Part one is soooooo good

[@denisewarner8287]

This was absolutely amazing! I love Mother Nature, she is truly a wonderous sight.

[@kentuckyparkis7398]

Wonderful work!,,

[@user-ys2hx5jm3n]

Thank you for the documentary.

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

If I had choose between going extinct and having to live in the middle of a colony of seagulls, it'd be close.

[@markmcknight2467]

The Cream Colored Corser looks like a Partridge on sticks. So adorable ☺️

[@julianhastings1547]

Thank you that was lovely 😊

[@iksarguards]

Pollination techniques: Bee: Gently sips Butterfly: gently sips Hummingbird: Gently sips Bat: Gently sips Lizard: Alligator death rolls There's only 11 of these plants left you say...

[@HughSimon-dv4vd]

This was absolutely amazing documentary.

[@yogapriyama3095]

Beautiful!

[@ChRiS00107]

A wonderful documentary about a thousand Ads too bad we couldn't see the actual islands. Thank you so much

[@mallorieryan3034]

Wonderful, thank you!

[@muhammadisa4241]

Most beautiful video

[@klee3282]

Nice background music. 🙂

[@Nookyriderv2o]

When it’s part lll Coming out!? This is some great quality visual and auditory content about my Islands 🇮🇨. Not many documentaries this good out there.. Hoping for another episode to come out. Maybe after the Volcano eruption at La Palma ends 🤔. We could learn about the consequences and it’s life style changing of many habitants from the island. That would be incredibly to watch, The after Nature disaster. I’m sure many people will be interested to watch it. Thank you for bringing this excellent content about my precious paradise. 🙇‍♂️

[@shadetreader]

I second this!

[@rosemarydiaz7934]

Works of natures. Amazingly beautiful.

[@renatoilsonhunninghausencl5879]

REALLY MESMERIZING IMAGES, CONGRATS FOR YOUR INCREDIBLE JOB...💯👍 AND LET'S NOT FORGET THE INCREDIBLE VOICE OF THE NARRATOR...

[@beautifulflorida]

Breathtaking views! Beautiful video, thank you!

[@relaxingblog]

who ever reads this sleep well and don't ever let the world change ur smile ☺

[@michaelfrazer1807]

Thank You so much for sharing. Have a fantastic day

[@markokada7311]

What an ineffably mesmerizing, majestic, magnificent, superb, superlative, sublime, unrivaled & almost incomparable nature doc. this is!!! I can't help doffing my hat to those who created this unparalleled, unsurpassable & excellent Nat. Doc., i.e., cameramen, sound men including that singular & effective background music that enhances it, the rest of the crew, editors & a producer inclusive of the narrator w/ a unique & dignified tone of voice. No human words could adequately express how spellbinding & exciting this is. My highest commendation & kudos to you all who participated in the production.,,,,,I'm sheerly grateful & gratified w/ it.,,,,,Much obliged,,,,,(03/10/22).

[@binkytube]

This is what every documentary should be modeled after.

[@md.moinulislam9467]

Very good video....

[@mohammedhaddaoui8046]

Tenerefe or Tinirifi in Amazigh (Berber) means place or land of thirst, and Taida or tayda stands for pine tree. Also AKnari means prickly pears.

[@kewsiyehboah6058]

Magnifico..

[@Arthur-pc1eh]

Prickly pears (opuntia cactus) came from Mexico during the colonial times, they aren't indigenous to the islands. The name "Canaria" for the island of Gran Canaria already appears in Pliny's texts, in Latin, and is likely related to the Canarii tribe he also describes as living in the neighbouring Atlas mountains. It's either derived from the genitive of "canis" (dog) or a native Berber word for "vanguard, front". It's even a Tuareg given name (Akanaru).

[@Arthur-pc1eh]

Also, Tenerife is translated by authors contemporary to the Conquest as "white mountain", and a possible Berber etymology is "tener-ǝfey" (with the same meaning).

[@amparoalvarez9001]

TENERIFE

[@daudbaig5109]

watching your insightful videos expanded my knowledge and attracted me to visit the canary island. thanks for showing innumerable number of animals and plants species and terrific views . i enjoyed myself.

[@jamesfaciane7238]

What an amazing film I absolutely enjoyed it ,,so much I had no idea happened on the Canary ... Wonderful:)

[@davidjames1007]

Very interesting and excellent filming, thank you

[@uzraikhai]

Wonderful

[@erichtomanek4739]

At 13.06, an example of convergent evolution with the Hawaiian Silversword plant. Please look it up!

[@veveveverita521]

Impresionant! And beautiful video. Now, îl volcano ist The big enemi of Canarian Insel. 😀

[@danielwatson4864]

Humming birds and succulents, if introduced, could probably improve the ecosystem of the Canary Islands.

[@victoriahhigman9611]

Amazing photography

[@cristinasunsh8772]

Stunning the photography work and video. so amazing.

[@biancakarteron5620]

Man, beautiful birds, beItiful flowers 😲

[@ruwankumara7936]

Superb

[@InfiniteTriztan1111]

Uniquely Amazing 🌟

[@kernelist1]

25:16 how beautiful she is, she looks from animation movie but real and astonishing creature

[@theseventhgeneration6910]

How appropriate. It's almost as if they've predicted today's eruption and tsunami warning ⚠️

[@laladieladada]

It's all part if the big plan you know... nature is dancing to our will.

[@carlveno1995]

Hi asa

[@amrishnityanand8457]

@@laladieladada o

[@amrishnityanand8457]

@@laladieladada ooo

[@amrishnityanand8457]

Oooog

[@yashpanchal7065]

THANKFUL.

[@e.hernandez3569]

MUY INPRESIONANTE

[@e.hernandez3569]

MUY IMPRESIONANTE WOOOOW

[@gothicel]

Wonderful presentation.

[@mfollett3613]

Lovely video, but one researcher let you down. The Islands are NOT named after the birds, but after the dogs. Take a look at the Islands flag and Coat of Arms. Many hotels used to have aviaries of Canaries and on hearing visitors make that classic mistake would walk over to "educate" them of the most basic facts.

[@harrietharlow9929]

I noticed that. I thought I might have been mistaken after hearing that. I'm glad to know that my sources were spot-on

[@israelalvarado9720]

Beautiful creation

[@annabugryn3836]

Many thanks 👍😊

[@dinasmrsuaraalam3518]

Amazing

[@punithavathi1641]

Nice photography Good explanation Thankyou

[@animallover1495]

So this is where canaries come from I love Canaries

[@eugeneriley5573]

8

[@lelandthomosoniii4743]

Did my first Honeymoon There. 5 different sections, Dutch, British, French Etc.

[@jerulew3547]

That was Awesome!!💖💖🤓🤗

[@DavyRo]

I've been to 3 of them & they are pretty impressive

[@vmbharathiraja]

Great

[@marymurray6163]

How exciting

[@oiuhev]

I live in one of them, in Tenerife. Do i get words of encouragement too??

[@vmbharathiraja]

@@oiuhev Do you visit the wild?

[@oiuhev]

@@vmbharathiraja i do, not as often as i would like to, but oh well...

[@JorgeMartinez-fy7kq]

Amazing underwater films.

[@HughSimon-dv4vd]

I love watching all videos in canary Island.

[@Malinga.419]

Beautiful 🙂🙂🙂❤❤❤👌👌👌👍👍

[@andrewwazagow9120]

Two series of this doesn't give any impressions but that of the empty , wilde , completely devoid of people world. And yet there is the canary dog , that the islands took the name from , brought by spanish people .There is a canary singing bird. There is even supposedly 7-milion tourists coming each year - where do they sleep ? what do they eat ? and where ? Thus the movie should be called : Canary Islands -- world without people. Or whatever.

[@abduldragon8109]

The Arab geographers in the Middle Ages (their Golden Ages) called the Canaries “The Immortal Islands.”

[@HebrewHakaishin]

Amazigh, not arab

[@johanjohn6426]

Was waiting for this

[@frantisekjanosik5339]

thak you..so nice..

[@joemeyers4131]

I only wish badly I can go to the Canary Islands and more so to see the islands with the cloud forests which are so ancient that I read a lot on Wikipedia about to .. that are related to remnants of what the entire Mediterranean sea coasts area had once even making North Africa so lush and green once eons ago .

[@lilianaprina5991]

Outstanding views, I love your video is extraordinary...

[@chanasir6398]

So much beautiful and attractive video. I appreciate you dear posted person, your hardship I can feel. We enjoy after your hardship work day and night pass in truble with danger of life. Thanks to you. Regards Best always. I appreciate you. I like you and your movies . Thanks again with simply word's Bye. With pray. May you live long with all playsures. Slaam Pakistan.

[@jasonbaum4161]

Beautiful documentary with a TON of work! One thing: it’s not pronounced ta-ee’-da, it is pronounced, tay’-day.

[@Volcano-Man]

Not quite! It rhymes with the word 'LADY!' and is pronounced TAY DEE!

[@jasonbaum4161]

Incorrect. Tay-day. Both the t and the d sounds are muted.

[@Volcano-Man]

@@jasonbaum4161 Sorry senor, despite your assertion it pronounced TAY DEE and rhymeswirh LADY. I You see something you don't know I happen to be a Tenerifian, lived and worked there, and for some strange reasonI walked up Teide three times a week, checking monitoring equipment. The would come down on the first Teleferico, with my colleagues. You see I just happen to be a vulcanologist! Adios senor Baum - das ust gut nama Deutsch. Ja. Hasta luego.

[@Volcano-Man]

Jodelai, cretino y adios

[@jasonbaum4161]

I just realized we are looking at the pronunciation from two perspectives. I have only heard the name in Spanish from native Canary Islanders. I am unfamiliar with how the volcano may be pronounced in English. If you say it is tay-dee in English, perhaps you are correct. In Spanish it is tay-day. Si tuviste la oportunidad de estudiar el volcán en Tenerife, seguramente fue una experiencia magnífica. Mein Name und meine Vorfahren kommen aus Deutschland und ich liebe Land und Leute. Ich spreche Deutsch, aber nur schlecht.

[@beverlydowner-marcelle2258]

Awesome+++!

[@jonathanturek5846]

The lesser known Sylvester Islands were outsmarted by the Canary Islands years ago

[@jonathanturek5846]

Yes there is just 1 putty cat in all of Canary Islands. And 1 of the canaries thinks he saw him quite often ?!

[@jonathanturek5846]

Tweetie Bird !!

[@CDGMR1]

“Then Adonai said, “Let the earth produce living creatures according to their kinds: livestock, creatures that crawl, and the wildlife of the earth according to their kinds.” And it was so. So Adonai made the wildlife of the earth according to their kinds, the livestock according to their kinds, and all the creatures that crawl on the ground according to their kinds. And Adonai saw that it was good.” Genesis‬ ‭1:24-25‬ ‭CSB‬‬

[@aliahammedshawon9152]

Oh nature i am deeply in love with you !!

[@giciagichiawanganga372]

Very interesting.. ûrorathimwo na nî thaayû