David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet | Official Trailer | Netflix

[@TRlXTA]

No person on this planet will ever make documentaries as engaging as he does. An absolute legend!!!!!

[@electroandcake6658]

yes! I never had people I inspired to be as or found "hot " ...like movie stars or anyone like that ... even as teenager but I recently realised he is my hero. Cause I grew up watching his nature programs and its what made me love nature. Amazing human. I wish I could have a life like his. Sadly only a few of us can. Especially if you are a woman.

[@valantisf1837]

@@electroandcake6658 you may call me delusional for hoping one-day man and woman are equal , Even tho in many counties like mine especially in the new generation things look promising but sadly the older generation has to go till then we going to walk slowly towards equality

[@electroandcake6658]

@@valantisf1837 I dont think its delusional but yeah we still have a long way to go....

[@leonardusnugraha]

I guess you haven't seen alot of documentaries.

[@electroandcake6658]

@@leonardusnugraha I don't know about him but I've seen hundreds of documentaries. I mean nature ones. I'm not comparing him to any documentaries not dealing with nature . And he is is the best. And even tho untill I was 12 I never watched his programs in English.....When i started I was addicted !

[@jarjish851]

Hey please put this one KZbin front page ad so that everyone can see this.

[@TheMelMan]

Unfortunately the KZbin algorithm doesn't work for the greater good.

[@TheMelMan]

@Rhys T Sadly that's what it takes.

[@TheMelMan]

@Rhys T Hahaha, nope. No we can't. They must usher in the idiocracy.

[@AShotOfWildlife]

I think the KZbin home page is different for every person... For me, because of the content I produce and watch, it was on my home page :)

[@DJGaetz]

Needs to be done

[@Viennery]

He’s trying so hard to save humanity and stop the apocalypse before he goes. It’s like he’s made it his life’s final purpose to help us set things right. There has never been a more noble cause, and there will never be a man I respect more than him.

[@Wawasjohn]

Viennery boy you sound like cult. U sound like one of those loons that think the world is ending, their will be no apocalypse because of climate change lol

[@callumawg6914]

Wawasjohn I think you certainly need to watch this documentary. A long with all the other clueless climate deniers. I’m sure you’d prefer to watch ‘Trump: A life on my planet’.

[@as_win309]

@@callumawg6914 it's funny how much you think you know about a person by just one statement of theirs. Way to go!

[@bruhbruhh8806]

Aswin Anil and yet Wawasjohn is judging and assuming viennery as a person based on one statement.

[@EarthHart1]

@@Wawasjohn When I was at school, in Nature Studies we were taught about the Carbon Cycle. This was in the late '50s early '60s in the last Century, and I can see from what you say you never had a proper education. So please, before you open your mouth again, do some proper research yourself, and let me know what you know of the Carbon Cycle.

[@hellangels_23]

This documentary actually made me cry, so powerful, full of hard truths humans are desperately trying to avoid.

[@londonwoods9947]

I cried as well basically we destroy earth and it's going to destroy us and rebuild itself with or without us just like it did before sucks 😭😭

[@eavyeavy2864]

Actually not Hard Truth term that sheep use to make them think they are smarter for liking a comment with it

[@danielcaldwell1110]

@@londonwoods9947 We don't know if it's going to rebuild itself like it did before, because before no other organism infected the world with such length of man-made chemicals. It can turn out just a barren like Mars, without life.

[@lemanelemso4063]

just another depopulation agenda psyop

[@jonassteger-jensen4136]

Humans arent desperately trying to avoid this - most people dont care. Scientists are however desperately trying to make people see what is happening - but even if it is clear as day - as has been for many years - people don't change. They want steaks and short term fun and only care about themselves, tehir families and their own country.

[@gilmarantoniogiraldellifil3117]

David Attenborough should live forever. He is a legend! He is one of the reasons I became a biologist. Thank you for everything! For all amazing nature documentaries.

[@tizone4106]

A biologist who thinks that raw meat can make humans sick (our natural diet) ?

[@alanwilcox98]

is Dave Attenborough your hero?

[@TON-vz3pe]

​@@alanwilcox98 He is my hero. He can make a grow ass man like me cry and die for the planet.

[@HAYDER930]

I can't imagine a world without David Attenborough 's documentaries

[@AShotOfWildlife]

I agree. every time I watch his more recent stuff I get more and more worried about when the inevitable happens. Lets hope he carries on for years to come!

[@sumobowler3790]

i can. he and his team make great documentaries but humans should take care such good care of earth and know about it in the first place

[@sunnywiseheart4372]

Me neither!

[@MG-ik3wy]

Isn't that the point? I think the only way we can reconcile ourselves to Mother Nature is forsake our advantages over her. Struggle, subsistence, and death are all part of nature we refuse to address as modern man. I'm typing on a computer now, not forging for food, starving or shivering. We don't even think of Attenborough's documentary as a convenience; and therein lies our disconnect. There's nothing convenient about nature. Every species must find a niche to survive in their local environment. Surplus, which is contrary to equilibrium, provides us the opportunity to transcend our Mother, to render her system of checks and balances useless. We destroy ecosystems because our myopia tells us they're not essential to our life, but Mother knows best. We can't fix this with windmills and solar panels; for that is just asserting our will upon nature, taking resources out of nature and then piling them in a landfill. Logic dictates that less human innovation and intervention reconciles man to Mother.

[@grip2617]

A world without David Attenborough will look exactly the same. Exactly.

[@mifino]

Documentaries like these should be made free for everyone to watch, in order for the message to reach as many as possible.

[@Chamelionroses]

BBC and talking about climate change can be found on KZbin including info on high tech and low tech info science wise. Feel free to share it all.

[@Kameleonic]

I pay less than nine euros per month for Netflix, and consider the cost of making them: it's a small price to pay.

[@th94or]

I mean gotta support David and his crew for further documentaries to be made via Netflix. A small price to be educated. I'd rather go hungry a night by not paying the same amount to Netflix just to watch David tell me more about all this

[@mifino]

Yea, but some people cannot afford netflix. And IMO it is important that such messages can reach even the poor.

[@th94or]

Mikael Finstad in time I'm sure it'll be relayed in Nat Geo or Nat Geo Wild(which is free). Just as any of his other documentaries. All one needs is a license to broadcast it. It gets cheaper over the years. I recently watched one of his 90s documentaries on a cable channel so I'm guessing the same happens to this

[@thanu005]

This documentary needs to be translated in every language and every person in this world needs to watch it, understand it and act upon it. Schools needs to make this, nature education compulsory, this needs to be played in all waiting areas, hospitals to hair dressers. I've watched this documentary at least 5 times and cried every single time. We need to change!

[@pedroroque829]

The best documentary ever

[@thanu005]

@Subhaan Sajjad hopefully now more people will care. I will definitely be teaching this to my children.

[@Sneaky_Terror]

I am crying my eyes out because people are so goddamn stubborn and won't listen...:(

[@7rajcan]

True! Must be free in all television around the world

[@7rajcan]

@@Sneaky_Terror I can feel the pain. I am an Indian. Me and my wife decided we don't need children of our own. That's the best decision of our life so far. I feel the same but when we do our part the time will cure the wound

[@lukapehar7335]

I'm literally speechless now. Crying, griefing, and not believing what have we done. This man deserves a medal for all he has done. We need to act NOW in order to save us and show respect to that man up there, for all he has done and told us

[@FirstPositionDA]

if you have Netflix, watch "Game Changer". I believe it is the silver bullet to saving human lives and our planet. I went from being a very, very happy meat eater to a happy and healthier plant based diet eater. This documentary needs to be required viewing for all children and adults RIGHT NOW. I agree with your sentiment to release "Our Planet" on KZbin and also "Game Changer".

[@sacrifice_7620]

He deserves to be knighted! oh wait he already has

[@TON-vz3pe]

We destroyed this planet

[@parkerm7402]

I will never understand why we choose not to take care of the very thing that gave us life

[@loremipsum980]

Cuz not all humans are intelligent, receptive and self-aware enough to care about things much bigger than their egotistical selves? Seriously, many people don't even know they live on a planet called Earth! All I've ever seen they care about is making money, distracting themselves with entertainment, getting laid and fighting each other over stupid, petty or meaningless things. I swear some humans are just hormone-driven animals that can speak.

[@lukasnummer1]

Because you don't sense the effects immediately.

[@jelkafabianova2801]

because people adapt too quickly. Our skin stops feeling hotness of water after a few seconds, our bodies adapt after a few hours or days to warmer or colder seasons, we quickly change our priorities when we have to. We don´t see how climate gets hotter few degrees during a decade or how oceans get higher over time. That´s too slow for us to notice. Our lives are short, we need to adapt quickly and it is natural for us not to think ahead of the future all the time.

[@clarencewatson8366]

Greed and stupidity.

[@romusa10]

Same answer as why some people drnk bleach and tidepods

[@brendanm4179]

Nobody can argue with The Attenborough. Man should be president of the World

[@bigeducation2283]

I really don't know about the argues of Mr DA but your confidential words are forcing me to know more about him

[@grip2617]

This a typical "woke" attitude.

[@jeck8005]

@@grip2617 What?

[@PatrickGuerrisi]

@@grip2617 huh?

[@zarahalora7567]

@@grip2617 hmm?

[@pavan5208]

That moment when Sir Attenborough says "I've had the most extraordinary life", we really feel that

[@grip2617]

A lot of people can claim that.

[@zachskeletor1346]

I bet he hasn't shot as many loads as me

[@thelifestyleguru926]

Put it on YT FRONT Page AD so EVERYONE can watch it. COPY THE COMMENT, NOT MY IDEA🌍♥️

[@grip2617]

@Teringventje You think so?

[@grip2617]

Exactly. Nothing extraordinary about it.

[@kaishiterukpop]

David is such an incredible human being and a real champion to voiceless souls out there. There really is no one else like him. The world will truly weep (as will I) when he leaves us. Praying that he sticks around a while longer.

[@idatekatemoss]

Sir David

[@DanteDecimusValerius]

mark white Yeah coz Sir David has such a huge say in that right

[@EarthHart1]

@@alexscott4463 He's not just a disgrace, he's also a ignorant lesser hominid who hasn't had a proper education, so now he's just a creature with nowhere to go accept the cesspit.

[@grip2617]

Come on, give me a break.

[@mohamudhassanfarah3313]

@@EarthHart1 A part from calling him all names , what do you think of what he is talking about and the threat that we are facing, leave alone his personal life and just look at the wider picture and tell us if fosil fuel isn't destroying earth

[@andknuckles101]

Can we talk about how he's 94 fricking years old, he's still walking and only looks about 70?

[@fairy4446]

Cause he has lives an extraordinarily life...

[@andknuckles101]

@@ItzIrishzen Oh sorry ENORMOUS difference

[@martin1042]

@@ItzIrishzen he is 94. His date of birth is 8 May 1926.

[@mik6908]

Its taken all these years for him to start preaching about climate change? Now hes nearly dead and hes lived life to the fullest? I dunno..

[@andknuckles101]

@@mik6908 Do shut up. He has to address it eventually. And climate change has only really become a large problem in recent decades.

[@maiamacgilp1444]

This documentary NEEDS to be heard by everyone and to educate those out there.

[@FirstPositionDA]

if you have Netflix, watch "Game Changer". I believe it is the silver bullet to saving human lives and our planet. I went from being a very, very happy meat eater to a happy and healthier plant based diet eater. This documentary needs to be required viewing for all children and adults RIGHT NOW. I agree with your sentiment to release "Our Planet" on KZbin and also "Game Changer".

[@EIGHTMAG86]

My friend told me the scariest truth. "David Attenborough is not making these documentaries for us. Its for those in the future who may never see these creatures and lands again"

[@DieExistenzlosigkeit]

I am so happy, that I will be able to live with all these beautiful creatures until I die..but I am so sad for all the ones that won't be able to meet all of them or see them. A world without animals would be a lonely planet on which I would not want to live...:(

[@omaragha7894]

wow. this really hit me hard

[@jaimyrl]

If these creatures dissappear we all be dead... We can't life without...

[@grip2617]

But it's our tax payer's money.

[@debf2146]

I can not stop crying could 'nt get past 1960 in the film, my heart felt like it was going to burst. When I am reincarnated I would like to be a tree spud and grow up free of fear. I can house and watch generations of woodland creatures grow.

[@sameerrajakumar]

He’s the worlds best naturalist , narrator , historian & presenter, this is highly recommend for everyone young and old to watch

[@grip2617]

I think his cameraman is underrated.

[@sameerrajakumar]

His camera man is super & b videography by him is beyond breathtaking

[@grip2617]

So, who gets the credits??

[@irishproductions8287]

2nd best presenter is Jeremy Clarkson

[@channelmacammacam2407]

What about Albert Fvcking Einstein

[@Kaosbunny000]

I gotta say for 93 years old he’s aged very well

[@loriusrenault]

In the mean time he is 94 (born in May)

[@harrydestcroix5516]

Austin Laizure I thought he was going to say he was going to die

[@archer9855]

The man is timeless

[@grip2617]

His age is another topic.

[@just1it1moko]

@@harrydestcroix5516 nah the man is immortal!

[@chillvibes4215]

Most of his documentaries make me nearly cry. He is the best man on Earth.

[@hritwikchakraborty5602]

This is hands down the best thing I've watched in a very, very long period of time. This needs to be shown everywhere, to everyone. Our schools should stop giving boring lectures on environmental studies and start showing these gems. As long as we don't really understand the treasure that nature holds for us, we won't start giving it the importance it deserves. Salute to this man. I wish I could meet him someday and thank him for whatever he has done for this planet.

[@SB-ce3uj]

I have played this documentary to all my students and made them reflect on it. It should be mandatory!

[@hritwikchakraborty5602]

@@SB-ce3uj Seconded.

[@HowToEatChihuahua]

@@SB-ce3uj Yeah

[@samadqadis5536]

He may die one day but his voice lives forever.

[@perpetual_bias]

"he may die" lmao

[@disrael2101]

We all die one day.. wish myself to function like him at 93 :D

[@perpetual_bias]

@@disrael2101 tell me about it! feels like not even aging can stop this man

[@diegorey2655]

Y’all already talking about his death instead of the bright future that awaits ahead of him....

[@perpetual_bias]

@@diegorey2655 Bright future? Bro? Are you living on Earth in 2020?

[@mulreay]

When David Attenborough states 'This is my witness statement' you should listen

[@RodKruz]

Wow man, true. This is powerful

[@taboaza]

Witness statement only available on a paid streaming platform (Netflix). If he really wanted his voice to be heard he would have put in on every platform possible.

[@Maverick2k]

That shit gave me goosebumps. He’s the most inspirational man I’ve ever come across and he’s the true hero of this planet we live on.

[@cjsydney]

@@taboaza daft statement - then you don't understand how much it costs to fund a documentary that travels the world to film - exactly the same way his previous shows were paid for by the BBC and in turn our TV licenses - camera crews and planes and editors don't work for free! SMH

[@nmz3450]

@@taboaza There is always one clown who wants to discredit him, he has done countless number of talks all free and available for everyone to see

[@lmaoqasim]

The day we lose Sir David Attenborough, is the day humanity will lose its most valuable and most nature caring person ever.

[@cameronturk4388]

And I truly hope that won’t happen anytime soon. Sir David has to survive past 100 he just has to! The man is a Legend and a True Hero for Planet Earth!

[@cameronturk4388]

chips bag I wish but the way we’re heading and if the Governments don’t listen to David and the Scientist experts I wouldn’t be surprised if Humanity isn’t going to last that long!

[@grip2617]

Exaggerated statement. What this world needs is common sense, not heroes.

[@just-a-bro]

@@grip2617 what we need is more people like him, with the right kind of knowledge and common sense.

[@grip2617]

You exaggerate.

[@bulganenkhbold1944]

I cried my heart out after watching the documentary. It should be translated to every language and free to be broadcasted to every television in the world.

[@davidattenborough2297]

Thanks for all the love and support. I am blown away by the love from you all. I know these are hard times but with love and faith we shall all see the light again 🥰❤️❤️. Love you 🤗.

[@maxily9240]

While watching it, I took a glance at my 4years old son. Tears started to rolling my eyes, what will happen to him in the dying Earth.

[@bianka94825]

Ofc you only care about your offspring..exact problem of humans, their selfishness

[@SjohnyS]

It is perfectly natural to think of protecting your offsprings first during an impending disaster. I just hope that the majority of people feels like Maxi and we have not been dehumanized to the point that we no longer care what we will leave behind for the next generation.

[@petezah4597]

@@bianka94825 if you've watched the documentary you know that david attenborough said that we're not trying to save the world battling climate change, but we're trying to save ourselves. In all 5 other extinction events the world's nature was restored and it most definitely will be after the 6th. Humanity however might not

[@FirstPositionDA]

if you have Netflix, watch "Game Changer". I believe it is the silver bullet to saving human lives and our planet. I went from being a very, very happy meat eater to a happy and healthier plant based diet eater. This documentary needs to be required viewing for all children and adults RIGHT NOW. I agree with your sentiment to release "Our Planet" on KZbin and also "Game Changer".

[@andrewp7497]

Everyone in the world needs to watch this, it's the ignorant people who don't care that will be the downfall. All schools should show this to all the kids to make them aware., teach don't just expect!

[@reds7vn644]

Why? This is just like an inconvenient Truth it's a scare tactic documentary. It holds no factual based evidence especially when they're trying to say what's going to happen to our farming 60 years from now in 2080. Humans have played little to absolutely zero in the climate that is currently going on . This has been scientifically proven. If you go back and look at the ice records it clearly shows where the Earth has gone through these warming periods like it is right now and then they went through cooling period right after it's a natural cycle that happens on this planet. Is early as the American revolution we were in a mini ice age. Then in the 1970s they tried to say that we were going into another ice age and they were incredibly wrong then they turned around in the 80s and 90s and said that we were going to be in catastrophic environmental failure and that the oceans were going to rise and take all this land up and that never happened. Do I agree that we need to control the overfishing that goes on on this planet 100%, I think we should. There should be massive sanctions put on Japan and any other country that overfishes. I'm not going to sit here for one second and try to perpetuate the myth and just outright lie that humans have contributed to a natural phenomenon that is the climate. Just go back and look what they said first they said it was Global Warming and when they realized that it wasn't in fact they had to change the name to Climate Change because there's no fallacy in that the climate changes daily so they can honestly say climate change which is why they couldn't call it Global Warming anymore. they try to tell you that the polar ice is receding but what they don't tell you is that it's getting thicker and growing in places at record rates. Then they try to tell you that the Amazon rainforest is the "lungs of the Earth". but in reality the Amazon rainforest uses exactly the amount of oxygen that it produces to sustain itself not one particle of oxygen is contributed to the planet from the Amazon rainforest. Climate change has been politicized and it is being used to control people that's the only reason politicians are behind it. Wake up

[@grrxvve]

my class are watching it on netflix in sphe its very good Im enjoying it

[@coleg.9898]

The evidence supporting human-caused climate changed is overwhelming. And the ice is 100% disappearing. Arctic sea ice has receded significantly over the last century, and although it melts more in the summer and thickens more in the winter, the overall trend is toward LESS ICE. The increase of the average temperature of the globe measured in the last 30 years is unprecedented in over 10,000 years of climate data. Something is changing the weather on this planet in a significant and dangerous way, and all signs point to humans. And the only way that climate change is being politicized is in the way politicians misrepresent hard scientific data and shift the narrative so that corporate interests won't have to sacrifice their profits to save the planet.

[@reds7vn644]

@Dark Lord The simple answer is YES. Yes to every one of those questions. We just have to make simple and slight changes in the way go about doing them. Example; Meat production and farming should go hand in hand. Animals eat grass then through their natural waste cycle make the soil super soil for farming. This is a wash rinse repeat system. Everywhere this is being done has been successful.

[@Shahan777B]

Oh yea like there isn't enough propaganda in school show them some Netflix propaganda

[@cicciosangabriel1912]

When you realize that 10 years from now we might be looking at this series and will sadly say he called it, we should’ve listened :(

[@SK-nf9yk]

The fact that you are using "we" in your statement makes me sad. I expect at least people like you to watch this series and learn something from it

[@lruddy8820]

@@SK-nf9yk hate to break it to you but your part of that "we" too asshole

[@lebowskii98_9]

Al Gore warned everyone about ManBearPig in 2006. Not a lot has been done since then. Can't see much changing going forward.

[@archdruid5468]

Sadly having old leaders and a world so divided will never be able to work together in time to change what is needed...

[@laz001]

Except, his documentaries in the 80s were also saying this. He’s been warning us of the issues for nearly half a century, nobody listens, nobody really cares.

[@Pete_R]

It baffles me how anyone can dislike this Sir David Attenborough is a legend and a hero to so many and all living animals

[@AShotOfWildlife]

Have you met someone who doesnt like him?

[@arandomkenyan]

Dislikes from all the loggers and other earth destroyers out there. Those who are burning the Pantanal in Brazil, the mass oil refineries...

[@Chamelionroses]

@@AShotOfWildlife there are those that hate the climate change talk and say humans can do nothing, some wish the world to end and pray for end days, some deny diseases exist , and yes greedy and those that profit on hate can find ways to hate even him. Sad thing really.

[@suttagi]

@@AShotOfWildlife there are plenty who don't like him. oil companies, loggers, mining companies, etc. they'd prefer to rip the land dry and barren before listening to sir david attenborough.

[@residentsteve]

I can’t stand him myself, such a boring guy, I only to listen to him when I have trouble sleeping 😴 😂.

[@leroyreynolds7366]

I love nature, grew up in it and watched Sir David most Sundays. I obtained vast knowledge and somewhat experiences travelling all over the planet seeing things that modern technology granted our generation. I would love to stay positive and hope we as a species will change, but the truth is that humans will never sacrifice self gain, comfort, dominion or any of the moderns gains we have achieved. Only catastrophes change behavior, and even then history has taught that lessons can be forgotten. I hope we can open our eyes to what there is to lose. Peace

[@kshitij8845]

This guy is the prime example of man without a single hater. A true legend!

[@ScienceDiscoverer]

I am his hater for participating in "climate change" propaganda. So there is at least 1!

[@ogkendrick6392]

@@ScienceDiscoverer you don't count as a human being

[@danielstevens58]

@@ScienceDiscoverer Pathetic

[@devaprateemgoswami8971]

@@ScienceDiscoverer 💩You Don't count as a Hater you count as an Brainless IDIOT

[@1983Dave1983]

This should be mandatory viewing in every school

[@eterna6527]

factual statement

[@SuperEROQ]

Lol yeah ok... Supposition upon supposition.... The world is going to end no matter what we do and you are in denial

[@MalvinaDeClares]

@@SuperEROQ wow your SOOOO SMART. great idea einstein. Let's run with your logic for a moment. Humans are all going to die eventually, so why not smoke, drink and do heroin? Why drive safely? Why avoid ANY danger? Let's just all BURN the place down since death is inevitable? Where did you get your education. In a barn?

[@sunnyx5820]

we had to watch it at my school!!

[@franzmann8419]

Should be mandatory for every leader / government as well!!!

[@seanhunt3847]

He's not even a national treasure. He's a global treasure

[@thelifestyleguru926]

Put it on YT FRONT Page AD so EVERYONE can watch it. COPY THE COMMENT, NOT MY IDEA🌍♥️

[@lukeclark665]

This man inspired me to dedicate my life to conservation. His impact can't be measured. Inspiring to the core.

[@AShotOfWildlife]

I think he has inspired thousands of people to do the same. Imagine the impact he has already had on this world.

[@Jonesy1969]

yes i agree his impact is as you say. . his words have always been significant and true

[@lokeshgsadhmaya5499]

Sir David Attenborough has lived a life of a curious man who made many of us curious too.His voice echoes in my ears every time when I read his name anywhere. Our generation is indebted to you sir. Deep love and respect from India ❤️💐🙏

[@emilienjerome2243]

I am from Madagascar, I watched his documentaries for the sake of accent. With every episode I was in tears thinking about what I have done before - burning and slashing forest for growing crops. My life has totally changed. Love from Madagascar.

[@penny1545]

How are you doing with the drought and the famine?

[@adam_p99]

The word, “legend” is very overused. Which is a shame, because it’s deservedly applied to this man.

[@grip2617]

It's respect for old age. He survived the "pandemic"

[@adam_p99]

Grip he also survived a world war and several animal bites.

[@grip2617]

@@adam_p99 Great! The survival of the fittest. Not necessarily the smartest!.

[@grip2617]

@@adam_p99 So many did. Fortunately.

[@navindavoodi6065]

Grip man shut the hell up

[@maxreed2343]

No man, person even, will EVER be such a legend to an entire generation, and with the world's most unmistakable anywhere voice, than this amazing totally loveable wonderful man. Thank you so much, Sir David, even at the age of 94 you continue to do so much for us all, your decades of wildlife programmes ever since your Zoo Quest days have not been wasted at all one little bit whatsoever, and I know you still have loads more wonders to give and live a lot lot longer yet

[@davidattenborough2297]

Thanks for all the love and support. I am blown away by the love from you all. I know these are hard times but with love and faith we shall all see the light again 🥰❤️❤️. Love you 🤗.

[@LisasLeven]

I cried so hard while watching this documentary. It was truly an eye-opener. Although The Netherlands seems to be doing great (My home) , we could do way more than we're doing now. We should thrive for living together with nature, not destroying it!!

[@mohamudhassanfarah3313]

Thank you for sharing the same idea with me

[@shelekhov]

What exactly the Netherlands is doing? Braking overpopulation records with 422 per km2 the same as India?

[@vivashvanbhushan3422]

@@shelekhov there is no such thing like overpopulation. That's a myth. The earth has plenty to give. But there is greed.

[@vivashvanbhushan3422]

@Lets Change The World - Together. it actually has.

[@adeshkantha7034]

@@vivashvanbhushan3422 its not enough for 7 billion humans

[@Pavlinkamalinka1]

This documentary needs to be translated in every language and every person in this world needs to watch it. This documentary is a masterpiece as every one of David documentary and he is trying open eyes as many people as possible .It's just amazing everyone should watch it thank you so so so much Sir David Attenborought

[@wendyo38]

No one can capture an audience like David. I'm 50 and in my life time I've seen some devastating changes. He throws all his heart and soul in to this documentary. There are solutions. We just need to follow them now. Thanks to David for a truly hard hitting piece of filming.

[@bbybee]

Omg his voice is just soooo recognizable

[@davidattenborough2297]

Thanks for all the love and support. I am blown away by the love from you all. I know these are hard times but with love and faith we shall all see the light again 🥰❤️❤️. Love you 🤗.

[@zephkido4867]

Just watched it and god damn what a masterpiece! He just predicted that the world would extinct in 2100 if we don’t take any action. All his arguments makes a lot of sense.

[@fionafetahaj32]

Yes

[@nmz3450]

It's crazy how he mentioned the importance of giving the Earth's resources i.e. the fish time to recover and ironically lockdown has done exactly that

[@marcthomas4294]

@@nmz3450 not sure half a year is gonna fix years of over fishing but it may help... I like the idea of having a no fish zone though... I watched this programme and because of it might go vegan no cap.

[@dessire1803]

God created his most inecent nd pure, the animals. nd the earth, to take care of it nd it would take care of us ❤🌍🐘

[@marcthomas4294]

@@dessire1803 god 👀👀👀

[@RickordPlaya]

We need every person to share this trailer and insist friends to watch this. Trend it at number 1 in every country.

[@KauaiSis]

I did and I hope it gets passed along, especially to our legislators.

[@RickordPlaya]

@marcus24000 100 percent. Exactly.

[@KauaiSis]

@marcus24000 I notice that when I post a cute pic I get dozens of likes. If I post truly VALUABLE information I get 2 or 3 likes. Very disturbing and sad.

[@thelifestyleguru926]

Put it on YT FRONT Page AD so EVERYONE can watch it. COPY THE COMMENT, NOT MY IDEA🌍♥️

[@stevenzin5834]

We all should listen to him and act because he is over 90 now and so definitely he is not talking about him, he is just trying the save the future.

[@AD-ou4qn]

A true legend. No person on this planet puts more emotions and knowledge and enthusiasm into his documentaries. Sei David Attenborough.... you make our lives a better place.

[@ibraheemriaz983]

Anyone else get chills when he said “this is my witness statement”

[@londonwoods9947]

I did and I cried because he know was going to happen we wasn't kind to Earth or if not going to be kind to us it's going to rebuild itself with us not on it instead of destroying Earth we can be working with it but corporate America and money hungry humans are too selfish for that and knocking down all the rainforces that suck up all the carbon monoxide and messing with the ocean I can't deal

[@sanidhyasaxena3]

No

[@ssas98]

Unbelievable man and his life's mission! I had goosebumps throughout the entire documentary. My home country ( Netherlands) is mentioned as the 2nd largest exporter of food and their sustainable farming practices! Makes me proud! Spread the word that everyone should see this masterpiece!

[@davidattenborough2297]

Thanks for all the love and support. I am blown away by the love from you all. I know these are hard times but with love and faith we shall all see the light again 🥰❤️❤️. Love you 🤗.

[@nekocrew01]

I've never cried so hard watching a documentary. The narrative, the music, and the images was amazingly composed

[@ems5454]

I need to every single person in the world to watch this. As a marine biologist I cant tell how much it hurts me that people dont see how we're destroying everything 😫

[@davidattenborough2297]

Thanks for all the love and support. I am blown away by the love from you all. I know these are hard times but with love and faith we shall all see the light again 🥰❤️❤️. Love you 🤗.

[@FirstPositionDA]

if you have Netflix, watch "Game Changer". I believe it is the silver bullet to saving human lives and our planet. I went from being a very, very happy meat eater to a happy and healthier plant based diet eater. This documentary needs to be required viewing for all children and adults RIGHT NOW. I agree with your sentiment to release "Our Planet" on KZbin and also "Game Changer".

[@nanio.6772]

I was 8 when I first saw David Attenborough on TV and he is still the best in Documentaries. An absolute legend. I hope future generations will not forget this man.

[@sean7332]

What an amazing man and he truly has had the best life

[@kimmick]

Goosebumps! This man is a legend. Human kind doesn't deserve him, but boy do we need him ❤️

[@davidattenborough2297]

Thanks for all the love and support. I am blown away by the love from you all. I know these are hard times but with love and faith we shall all see the light again 🥰❤️❤️. Love you 🤗.

[@lemx4931]

legendary man

[@emilioa.v7179]

This is his legacy/will to the newest generations. Offering all this information and evidence gained during maaaany years just like that is just a gift. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@taraemily8011]

i've watched many nature documentaries but this one in particular triggered something within me, seeing david attenborough's sad eyes. after finishing, i immediately applied for a position in volunteering at a wildlife conservation because i really want to contribute to something meaningful

[@saurabhgayan9738]

One of the few finest man alive!

[@kat-ekyoie7907]

💙💘🍑💕💘

[@electroandcake6658]

❤❤❤❤

[@zannamerryn3117]

THE finest man alive!

[@zoemyall6846]

“We need to learn how to work with nature rather than against it” - David Attenborough There have never been more truer works spoken

[@tommycriton9758]

If David Attenborough dies a massive piece of my soul will die with him he showed me the beauty this world has with its magnificent creatures but I hope this documentary changes peoples looks on how we treat this planet because like his previous series said we all live and its OUR PLANET

[@sumobowler3790]

when he dies. he's 94. everyone dies. if someone born right now lives to be the oldest human ever (s)he will die

[@danniiffxi]

I have just watched this, it is both breath-taking and heart-breaking! Everyone should be forced to watch this on repeat, if you don't come away from this watching this without wanting to re-evaluate your life choices, then you are blind and deaf to what is happening to our planet. I'm not perfect by any means and I am not preaching, this really made me think about a lot of things I do that contribute to what is happening. This is Sir David's Magnum Opus for sure, and is is must see! If you don't have Netflix, do the 30 day free trial just to watch this!

[@shadyal-sebaie6133]

Now I understand the bigger picture and my whole view changed since I saw this documentary. A must see for those who know little about nature, global warming, etc. Thanks to everyone who helped in the making of this documentary. I truly believe EVERYONE should see this

[@atika240996]

I'm cry in just 2 minutes. You are my idol Sir, David Attenborough.

[@johnjordaan7306]

A great documentary. Some friends of mine asked me for practical everyday things that they can do to help make a difference - here's a basic list for you all: -Save electrical energy at home (switch off that light that you don't need) -save water at home (time your shower, fix leaking tap) -save rain water and use it where possible at home -plant a vegetable garden at your home -recycle as much as possible (remember glass is 100% recyclable) -rather use public transport or car pooling rather than your own car -choose brands which promote non-plastic packaging -move away from single use disposable items -join a local nature conservation group to get into the mindset of conservation any comments/input is welcome

[@lilylebowsky5908]

John Jordaan thank you. Driving less Building own produce Buy only organic to reduce soil issues Do more free things that require what you already have rather than purchases Etc

[@LorraineGrant]

I feel frustrated that in my area of the UK there are such limited facilities to recycle black plastic, and flexible plastic wrappers. We have to take them to a supermarket several miles away to recycle. I do try to avoid these while shopping.

[@misspratibha9934]

Going vegan and having fewer kids are the two most effective ways humans can reduce their footprints on the planet. 100x more effective that ANY other thing you can do.

[@emilpohjalainen2293]

The biggest problem is people don't know about these things enough. While it is important you do what you can in your own routines, what would make the biggest impact is to spread the word. This documentary is an easy resource for anyone to use as the message. Get someone who hasn't seen it watch it and get them to do the same for another friend etc.

[@amdusias1]

@@misspratibha9934 This is so important, but so many people don't want to hear that this is what we can do as individuals. I've been mostly plant-based for 4 years now and I still have people tell me that one person can't make a difference. However all our singular choices can add up to meaningful change!

[@gabriellabigler]

You can’t deny the respect you must give him, he’s an amazing person who is trying extremely hard to save this planet, his documentaries are beautiful inspiring and all good things in one.Such a good person, we need to save our planet! I can’t imagine a world without him.

[@residentsteve]

I could 😂, respect my 🍑 I’m so not interested in the 💩 he says.

[@duncansherman-hailcaesar3513]

@@residentsteve So why are you here you prick? Go somewhere else and cry mate

[@majidalimirza3504]

Thanks Netflix for putting it on KZbin, have already watched all of it. Sir David Attenborough the absolute legend 💖

[@antionettewardell2151]

We saw this last night and we were crying at the end. We all need to change in ways that will save the planet as well as each other.

[@kartoffelsalatz]

Hi, do you mean it? And would you like to have a conversation about it?

[@nertoni]

Sir David is "nature's advocate" with his divine voice and affection for nature, tries to open our minds to perceive that we are on the edge of an abyss. Watching this documentary was a profound emotional experience, I felt sad and guilty, but somehow in the end, he gave us hope.

[@blogorgonopsid]

This is going to be amazing. I love Sir David, he's one of the greatest human beings that have ever lived.

[@Manuwritings]

This planet not only for humans..animals have shares

[@grip2617]

@chips bagExactly. It is not a good fashion to accuse human beings of wrongdoing all the time to promote your love for nature.

[@pritamsen6627]

@@grip2617 Admit it or not, humans are the most wretched creatures ever to walk on this planet.

[@dylanjackson7325]

@@pritamsen6627 we do be kinda messed up ngl

[@cayranmaat1825]

@@grip2617 Who is there to blame then? The livestock in our agricultural sector? The coral in the oceans? The trees of the rainforest? You've got to be delusional. We are the only ones to blame, as we do these things intentfully and consciously. I can assure that all wrongdoings are by humans and human error.

[@goosenuggets9693]

@@pritamsen6627 Even the worst of human beings have to convince themselves that there actions are right... The same can't be said about a polar bear eating it's prey alive.

[@milosmatovic5735]

This have to be "MUST" class in school for new generations

[@MathildeG]

This documentary broke my heart. My desire to help repair this planet with others is what keeps me on my feet: I want to be part of the solution!

[@arwenundomiel6761]

David Attenborough is such a treasure! A better ambassador for preserving the nature and all in it, I cannot think of!

[@RoyClaessen]

Amazing how much impact such a well-made documentary can have. I was absolutely blown away. Mr Attenborough is a treasure for mankind and his message is brought to life on screen like it has never been seen before.

[@davidattenborough2297]

Thanks for all the love and support. I am blown away by the love from you all. I know these are hard times but with love and faith we shall all see the light again 🥰❤️❤️. Love you 🤗.

[@Paddy.1981]

This documentary should be emitted on every single tv channel at the same time across the world repeatedly. It should be made compulsory to make every single kid/student/adolescent/adult watch this as a environment class. This man is legendary and he knows what he is talking about. If we destroy the nature we destroy ourselves at the same time, if we help it, we'll help ourselves. Overpopulation is killing it. For a few centuries people should be able to have only 1 child in order to stop this madness. From his documentary within only his lifespan population grew around 6 billion!!!! Seriously

[@shelekhov]

You should understand that humans will never do it. People refuse to wear a piece of fabric to save lives, whining about a violation of their liberties. Now try to convince them not to fart out the children like rabbits.

[@gretibajza]

I read so many comments about: “im so sad for the next generation, that they wouldnt be able to watch these beautiful landscapes and animals...” “ this makes me so depressed...” “ why is this happening to us??” I feel that this “documentary” was made for US, for the peoples, who are living now, to understand, whats happening now and try to turn this circle around. I feel that there is no time for us to be sad or depressed, we have to do something. We have the time now for actions and i think that we should try our best to help this planet to regrow and us to reconnect to the real and important things in life. I think that we should give back that alturism that we got from this amazing and beautiful planet. Everyone can do something for the better.❤️ (English is not my native lengauge, so please forgive me My mistakes. I dont know why, but i felt from My heart, that i have to write something) Just one tought, What i say to myself When is feel that something is too hard for me: “small choices become actions, actions become habits, habits become our way of life” ❤️❤️❤️ Sending everyone shine and Love!❤️ Gréti

[@FRLLFC]

Thanks for sharing this! Your English is great!!!

[@l.e.6263]

Small steps is how all great changes/ movement for the better begins. Your English is good.

[@mariagu2602]

im gonna grieve so hard when he passes away. thank you for everything. I want to save my planet this is scary. THIS ISNT A MOVIE THIS IS REAL.

[@curiouskid_222]

I was a child when I was first introduced to this voice and then I came to know the face behind it. I am around 30 now and had seen most of his work. He's a living legend.

[@nakusahs]

“Our planet” is the best series I’ve ever seen. For real! The pictures are insane. I can’t imagine how long it took and how many tries it took them. Insane job

[@melvinhoyk]

My eyes in tears of the amazing trailer with fabulous sound.

[@lynngreene1993]

I do not have Netflix, but the trailer alone made me cry! NO ONE will ever come close to this man-if only he was immortal!! An awe inspiring human!

[@sarahl9398]

This man is a treasure and living legend. I deeply admire his compassion and devotion to his work and the natural world.

[@davidattenborough2297]

Thanks for all the love and support. I am blown away by the love from you all. I know these are hard times but with love and faith we shall all see the light again 🥰❤️❤️. Love you 🤗.

[@ArmoniSloan]

I’m Genuinely Concerned About The Well Being Of Our Planet Too !! I HAVE To Check This Out .

[@JPOTTGAMING]

Watching this documentary will not solve the already cataclysmic catastrophe that is upon us

[@undercava1]

@@JPOTTGAMING no. But maybe some people will wake up and do something. Information is everything.

[@slushg3326]

Getting the message across can and do get a long way. The question is how effective it is in the long term, we’ll all have to do what we can on an individual note and hope for the best, there is hope for the ecosystems of planet earth we just need to understand the severity of the issues the ecosystems face. In our secular society it has become far to easy to detach ourselves from the part we play in the Earth’s ecosystem. The decisions that we make have an impact, issue is, we don’t actively see most of them from where we are then it becomes easy to think: 1. What can I do in the grand scale I’m just one person. 2. I’m not effected by said thing therefore it is not really that big of an issue. We need to put aside our differences and work together for sustainable solutions and solidarity it requires sacrifices on our part however.

[@cynixsera3025]

This feels like he's making a massive statement. I'm excited. With everything the way it is right now, it seems like something even more drastic is gonna happen. Being alive sure is a trip

[@wildside3787]

Just this trailer gave me goosebumps. His documentaries are so powerful!

[@unknowngirl2304]

This made me cry. Everyone should see this for free, make it accessible for EVERYONE

[@eternalbeings4252]

This documentary was really amazing. David Attenborough is really a good person trying to make a change. There are so many of us that makes excuses and that prefer to just close their eyes to this problem. If we all do something it can not keep on, does humanity actually want to be truly intelligent? because destroying out own habitat is very stupid. That is not intelligent. Thanks you David for all your hard work and everyone else that is fighting for a better way of humanity. All blessings.

[@emanuele.gualandri]

The message, the editing, the sound design, everything is freaking top notch

[@Badchocobo]

That iconic voice. Even when watching nature vids with other voice/actors I hear him by n my head

[@phichau90]

Legend!! I just cant see another other person to do planet documentaries

[@electroandcake6658]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@heidivesser2368]

This was an ABSOLUTELY stunning documentary. Not boring, like most documentaries I've seen either, but so SO stunningly powerful, and GOOD!!!

[@danieldobson6284]

I believe that this film should be shown in every school in the world as soon as possible. Sir David makes the case how to save our planet. Thank you!

[@detectivemarkseven]

When i watch a documentary like this, I feel like we all want to help and do the neccessary changes on our lives but yet the impact still too small in the global scale. Makes me sad that ordinary people like me dont know how to help more.

[@christiecrawford1653]

Just watched the documentary. Absolutely BRILLIANT as expected. But even if climate change weren't an issue, I would want everyone to implement "mimicking nature" and protecting/encouraging biodiversity anyway.

[@residentsteve]

@The Cornered Fanatic have a nice time 👍🏻.

[@KatalinaKristina]

“I am David Attenborough and I’m 93. I’ve had the most extraordinary life.” Right you are and good on you! That’s the most subtle yet hooking intro ever.

[@jennyduncan4367]

David attenborough is one of the most amazing people in this world. He raises awareness, entertains us and inspires us.

[@kammy6340]

WOW. I grew up with this voice narrating documentaries and I am just now seeing his face. This man is a legend and I will be watching that documentary right now.

[@faturrahman3809]

"If nature is extinct we will realize that money cannot be eaten"

[@AlbertoJMarcano]

This one felt like a goodbye. I'll can't even think about the day he leaves us.

[@chanttus81]

I've watched this 3 times. I can't stop feeling that as humans we can be incredibly greedy and so selfish. It stops us from just looking around and observe. Then act remembering that everything we do, every decision we make has a consequence on us directly and indirectly. We just want and want and want. Watching this made me sad, then it just angered me, because alot of ppl dont possess the ability to look outside themselves. Nature takes what it needs ONLY.

[@sacrifice_7620]

im lowkey scared of what could happen :(

[@fortcastlevgn2368]

fkin hate that fat asshole,, IN ALL HIS FKIN DOCU HE USES ''IT'' Word TO DEfine animals at start didnt bother me much,, but the more water drops on your head the more you realize hes disconnected and its anoying to listen (also marine biologists and vegan activists tried reasoning with him common sense shit

[@zukobee3332]

@@sacrifice_7620the goat as pfp ❤

[@Tina-pk1wy]

Incredible documentary I wish this was shown to every person on the planet

[@vkase]

Thank you to my father for introducing me to this amazing human being as a child, everyone should be able to watch this documentary, there will never be anyone like him, what an amazing gift and message to our world.

[@davidattenborough2297]

Thanks for all the love and support. I am blown away by the love from you all. I know these are hard times but with love and faith we shall all see the light again 🥰❤️❤️. Love you 🤗