Argentina: Return of the jaguars | DW Documentary [Nature Documentary]

[@bethanyurena12345]

The quality of these productions continues to astound me. Thank you DW!

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[@Mindsplitt3r]

@@DWDocumentary and we, you.

[@hoa-mpls2422]

Wow, I’m amazed with Tompkins vision and care for wild life project in Argentina and Chile. We need more people like them in this world.

[@arolemaprarath6615]

te amo chupapi

[@elreyjohn1705]

Praying that the new generation will continue his vision.

[@johnk2452]

... and maybe his vision is incorrect; maybe it will, over time, do more harm than good? In this video, we are presented with only one side of this complicated story. I will believe that they mean well, but, such goes only so far ... and for the rest, they are relying on "dumb luck".

[@m.s.9535]

This needs to happen worldwide. Make the ecosystem a priority. The reckless behavior of modernity has killed of so many animals and insects.

[@krnpowr]

and plant species as well.

[@mrmaje1]

Too many people is the crux of it..........but who has the answers?

[@minnigmanmad]

@@maeudaou7347 and where are you from? Its easy to talk bad about the west because its a low hanging fruit. But lets compare the two.

[@myrkurefni2398]

@@minnigmanmad its just a troll mate

[@JJONNYREPP]

Argentina: Return of the jaguars | DW Documentary [Nature Documentary] 1835pm 19.2.22 jaguar documentary instead of iranian documentary which they posted and took down...

[@adrianops7]

Anything and anyone promoting conservation and restoration of historical places, nature reserves and native species of animals, they have my admiration and support. Hoping for projects such as this one spreading worldwide.

[@anthonypeters8714]

The philanthropy done by the couple Mrs and Mr McDevitt Tompkins for the Ecological and Environmental benefit for Nature and South America Argentina and Chile for starters goes beyond their love for Nature . Thanks for their generosity. Thanks to DW and its team for this excellent Documentary.

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[@marksaint1359]

DW has some of the bestest content in the business. They come up with vast varieties. This was one of their best jewel. I admire all of your documentaries. Especially latin American once. Thank you for entertaining us DW.

[@mumyeong-ui_byeol]

I am so happy for this. As a Colombian is very important for me that our ecosystems don't continue to promoting massive extinction but that animals and plants can have their own habitat. If we want to live in this planet, we need to respect living beings. I don't know if is possible to return to a balance as ancient times but at least we must try.

[@hunterq4202]

I’m American and fully agree, especially as somebody mixed with Native American and have a father who’s taught me from a young age the importance of this

[@ricardoxavier827]

About colombia i am very interested about the future of your african hippopotamus... ;)

[@jamiegrieve5875]

I think what you say is more important than we realise and and we owe it to the planet to animals and nature and each other and if there is a creator who made the world and I believe there is we will be held accountable for what we have done to the world and the animals under our care like tigers are on their last chance and we are responsible for such a majestic animal and from a secular view point we will reap what we sow in the future for our children and the next generation, we need to all make a stand now before it is too late..

[@mumyeong-ui_byeol]

@@ricardoxavier827 very controversial because they are very territorial, but what else people would do. They can't kill them nor sail near them in Magdalena river

[@mumyeong-ui_byeol]

@@jamiegrieve5875 thanks and yes. We all can live together. There are the ideas, there are the technologies, what else we could do in order to take batter care of the planet?

[@TheLunacyofOurTimes]

A great documentary. DW has quickly risen on the list of quality programs.

[@shoja2009]

Thank you for your tremendous efforts bring back this incredible beautiful cat

[@nobody687]

They built conservation reserves of immense size, and successful sustainable and turned them over to the country for the people to have a free national park that is a working wildlife reserve, amazing . There are things that yet give hope .

[@lynnanki4259]

What an amazing, uplifting video. So good to see wonderful people doing good in the world. We can all take a lesson.

[@fairdose]

Bravo Argentina! I hope other countries around the world can learn from this, in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia and Korea for the snow leopard, Asian lion, Bengal tiger, Java tiger and Siberian tiger

[@jollyjokress3852]

also the non-felines! All animal species!

[@thehound9638]

You should add some European countries to that list. Many countries in Europe have eradicated the bear, wolf, lynx and many big game animals as well. Granted we don't have the space that other countries have but the animals that are native to Europe also have a right to exist and serve an important role in the ecosystem.

[@jollyjokress3852]

@@thehound9638 Yes, Germany is very bad at coping with wildlife. they think only an environment free of any predator bigger than the fox is good, also they plant everything with concrete and pollute rivers and so forth.

[@dusan19377]

Chernobyl documentary is quite good on this topic. Also there are some programs in Balkans where they are rewilding large deer and bison from this year in Serbia. Also the local Lynx population is booming in Eastern Serbia where region is scaresly populated but also in parts of Croatia and Macedonia. There are also families of Beaver booming for the past 10 years thet they were reintroduced after over a century missing. There are also wild horses, now famous on Mountain Stolovi, pure enjoyment in the summer months for all hikers. There is also growing brown bear population in Tara mountain. Those bears roam from Serbia to Bosnia and back. There's also booming eagle population in Uvac canyon,now having over 300 pairs reproducing when there were only 30 20 yr back

[@shebaraju7742]

Thank you DW.. you always amaze us with wonderful documentaries .

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[@lucas8409]

Grande Sofia!! Orgullo argentino🇦🇷

[@Video2Webb]

Fantastic, inspiring documentary. May the work continue and flourish ever more strongly. I am FULL of admiration for the efforts of all those shown in this film.

[@statickk14]

I feel deep gratitude and love for these wonderful human beings .

[@m.pearce3273]

This Michael in Montreal Quebec in the dead of winter. It was so incredible that DW shot this marvelous programme. My family and I hunt for Ecological Super Stories of Animals being reintroduced to their Natural Habitats. Please show us more of this type of videos as they do give us all great ideas for future projects.

[@misspattifromcali.6955]

Hi Micheal... I tried and failed to e mail you so ..... Here I am on your UT channel. Why did you want me to contact you? 💕

[@ricardoxavier827]

A fantasy: Buy all the irish land, wet all year, not to hot not to cold, to protect all endangerous species of europe, including the european bison... With all the european universities help and the labor to the irish locals. No legal hunting, and a full artificial flora + fauna 100% only european that are in danger. Ireland are the perfect island to save the european endagerous species both fauna and flora.

[@m.pearce3273]

@@ricardoxavier827 I agreement I love Ireland and have been there 6 times and I want to go back ‼️

[@ricardoxavier827]

@@m.pearce3273 they are the perfect palce of europe to do such a species protection project. The same way they work for the sheeps industry, the same way they can work for species protection and tourism.

[@JasRaymond1]

Just think if we used all the money in the USA alone spent on political campaigns to fund projects like these instead . We could restore a lot of our eco system. Thank You to Douglas Tompkins and all that is helping. What an awesome Vision .to leave nature alone . And may you RIP Sir .

[@sophiajohnson5501]

Prior to watching this, I first saw a news video of jaguars being seen near the Arizona boarder in the US, two males. It is a good day for the jaguars (currently 2024)! I am so moved by this documentary, the animals, the people. I want to be apart of this, I have for years regarding the fight against local big cat "safari's" in the US (I am in Missouri) these places are not right. Big cats should be in the wild, or in massive sanctuaries, not cages. We need people and passion like this, to right the so many wrongs committed against big cats and other wild animals. As always, bravo DW thanks for a great and eye opening doc! ❤

[@jwchoi9823]

Douglas and Kris Tompkins - people like this that use their resources for the benefit of all of us - we are all in their debt. Thank you.

[@aparson2967]

Win, win, win, and win. Douglas might not have seen the finale, but he died doing what he wanted to do, and where he wanted to do it. That's the epitaph we all want. And who can say what he gets to watch from the outside of his own freedom gate?

[@joncampling8977]

We love you Douglas, you are for me an example of a true gentleman and good human being. I will continue your work but here in Africa.

[@marianasalles242]

God bless you Sofia and your team🙏🏻💛🌱🌍.

[@jaik9321]

Great work by these people in restoring the ecosystem and putting efforts to save earth! we need more such projects across the globe...

[@elenadrachyovs4151]

This what needs to be shown and promoted instead of wars and politics. 🤝

[@rolandtb3]

Well done. Money, vision, patience, coordination of resources, refocusing locals, long term vision, rehabilitating vast tracts of land into national parks.

[@fionagregg3511]

Such awe-inspiring work- I wish them all continued success with introducing many animals back into their natural homes.X

[@cerveza2297]

I really appreciate and enjoy this channel. I'm learning to understand so many new ideas.

[@tanjimpurno2560]

Jaguars are phenomenal creatures! The most powerful predator out there, more powerful than Tigers and Lions. They're the true king of the jungle.

[@watjejanssen7535]

amazing docu thanks the Tompkins and all the people making this possible and DW

[@paoloangeletti1226]

Disculpen el castellano. Que historia hermosa nos cuenta DW y sobre todo que projecto magnifico para volver a poner los animales salvajes en el sitio de donde los hombres los hicieron desaparecer. No hay palabras para agradecerle a los Tompkins y a todos los heroes que continuan su trabajo. Si los millonarios del mundo entendieran a que sirve la plata el planeta seria una maravilla

[@dain6250]

Excellent video. I'm happy to see the cats being reintroduced. We've had a few moving up into Arizona in their historic range in the southwest United States. They're impressive and beautiful cats.

[@jollyjokress3852]

awesome!

[@urmelausdemeis4743]

Such amazing projects - I absolutey love it! More countries should learn from their past mistakes and start making their ecosystems a priority again... In this case I am more than happy that this millionaire couple invested in these projects and not in luxury goods like others .... I really hope more countries and rich people follow their example! RIP Mr. Tompkins - you and your wife definitely made a change on this planet - thank you!

[@johngreen4147]

Yes, I completely agree. Mr. Tompkins, you are no longer here but your legacy continues through the good works of your wife, governments, volunteers, and others. As an American am proud of you. Thank you very much, sir.

[@thealicecherie]

Lovely documentary, thank you so much, DW!

[@sihlemakhanya5855]

Bravo DW, brilliant work!!

[@sachinrv1]

These people are few good because of whom the earth spins. Greatly admire their sincere efforts.Thanks DW for your extra ordinary docs.

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[@tami3456]

It'd be nice if more millionaires did this

[@ViscosAtlantic]

Agreed!

[@EarlGreyLattex]

Amazing documentary. But just a note, the fish they were giving to the giant otters were not mackerel. Mackerel are a part of the tuna family so they're slimlined AND saltwater fish. Those looked a bit like tilapia or maybe the same family as piranha. Not sure what they were but I'm sure they aren't mackerel

[@sarban1653]

Great documentary. Just a little sad that they didn't take the collar off the jaguar at the end. :(

[@saruultumen749]

It is so inspiring story. Kudos for that couple

[@deidradahl2802]

I am really pleased there are people like these who know the real wealth of the world is our ecosystem

[@kemueeel]

awesome documentary as always, but that was piranha at 4:00, not mackerel

[@naturewalks]

Great video, friend. I love watching this!

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[@edyann]

Felicidades, Argentina. ❤

[@nrc8548]

this has motivated me i love seeing my dream more and more achievable

[@barbaraseymour3437]

Thanks, again, DW.

[@teresaoconnell4790]

God Bless these people. I'm seeing so many great ideas. Let us all do what we can, wherever we are,to show love to nature and the animals.

[@noegiducos5609]

Yes, we need this kind of man, thanks to sir. You do like Greg Carr in Mozambique Natural Park😊

[@azicat1459]

The boar are so sweet. These people are wonderful for helping these animals. Why are most people so uncaring about the environment. The lady is right it starts with creating a sanctuary and we can all do this in small ways even in urban areas like London. Clear green areas of litter and dumping, feed your local birds and foxes regularly. Look after trees, take initiative.

[@hulk6057]

Right but you don't need to feed wild animals.

[@azicat1459]

@@hulk6057 well yeah you do when their habitat has been hijacked

[@dieg]

This is a motivating story, it gives hope. I want to do something myself

[@krishnakanhaiya111]

Very nice effort... Kudos....

[@satyaprasadmishra3610]

Documentary means DW🔥

[@maggieobrien6525]

Thank you Sofia! I love your passion and your mission

[@thomascraig6201]

It is good to have some positive conservation news for a change after so much negativity in regards to wildlife conservation. This method of conservation must be transported to whole world including Africa and conservation. If only there were more selfless millionaires.

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

A wonderful Video about Rewilding Nature Through Returning wild animals & Planting wild plants ...its Positive & Good Project for Returning Eco-system balances ...Excellent doing (DW) channel

[@garagepie]

What an incredible privilege for a wealthy person to succeed in a project like this! Who cares about cars, yachts and mansions when you could do this!

[@saintz177]

A hero a legend for nature and animals, god bless you sir..RIP

[@davidolsen9191]

beatifull, beatifull work, from Tompkins and team and locals, i liked north face for a longer time, not knowing, even sold. Business combined with heart. Wish it be example for others.

[@provizionglobal]

This is amazing Congratulations on all this hard work. God bless this work and mission.

[@thomasdunn2361]

Such a beautiful place

[@LoveMusicSound]

Beautiful Cats. Yea every time a species is lost, it changes the food chain and it can come down to affecting us too. Kudos to the American Couple for the work they did. It gives the region work with tourism. It really did, COVID PUSHED PEOPLE AWAY FROM THE CITIES.

[@minnigmanmad]

Great video! With all this war and covid stuff being on the news 24/7, its refreshing to watch this

[@DWDocumentary]

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[@borinvlogs]

absolutely beautiful story. jaguars are stunning.

[@nessyxo5482]

So beautiful 💚💚

[@marcteenhc9793]

21:25 Sure, he changed his heart... That's why he still hangs a picture of a cornered Puma about to die at his hands. He changed his job, not his ideas. I really feel sad for Mr Tompkins, dying frozen in a lake surrounded by brutes such as this one.

[@franciscusjohannesburger3720]

Thanks for all your work , great ! from the Netherlands .

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[@tolitsdterrible4785]

We need more men like him. May God bless this man more.

[@Andre78923]

Great name for the cat guys.. hats off to who ever thought about it. Very original

[@lisagluck3056]

I really love the hunter turned savior. He obviously has changed, and thankfully was paid a living wage to save, I bet... he probably had mixed feelings killing them to begin with, which is why they can trust his knowledge for good and benefit of all xo

[@bryanwood7771]

Excellent! Now if only celebrities and professional athletes would really start to contribute to and use there voice as advertising for these great causes.

[@fredflintstoner596]

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea !" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"

[@pachamamarevive]

Amazing! Bless all of them!

[@pacoceja4659]

more people like these! ❤🌱🌱🌱

[@charlottecampbell4327]

Thanks, DW.

[@BROS_Guzz]

Amazing! Yes people of the world! Let's all support nature! Respect nature and move towards a nature first world! God creation is beautiful 😍

[@just4mygrl413]

Wow, beautiful documentary! Thank you! I love animals, jaguars are so beautiful ❤ Marsh deer are amazing, beautiful animals as well.

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[@Blurb111]

In Brazil there are lots of jaguars everywhere.

[@inmouchar]

In Kenya there are lots of elephants everywhere

[@Thedesertguy75]

How interesting, when the cause is honest and noble, people are suspicious, when it's greed and corruption, ahh its what we expected... Those giant otters are tough man.

[@memememe21656]

Good documentary. Well done DW 👍

[@readyforknowing3009]

Oh this is so amazing.. I have tears in my eyes 🥺

[@ingvar1996]

I love this! Encanto eso!

[@elzaaltmann]

Amazing work

[@franciscojose6496]

Channel number one in information congratulation

[@DWDocumentary]

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[@franciscojose6496]

@@DWDocumentary of course i watching ever congratulation

[@Quincy_010_]

wow very inspirational

[@missshroom5512]

What great news! ❤️it! Seems with rational thinking and good communication great things happen…

[@nikoliniolnc]

Amazing creatures #protect #earth

[@DAHW7584]

Salute to these exceptional American in conserving mother Earth even though America is greedy well, not the Americans but their selfish cahoot politician

[@HebaruSan]

Lesson learned. If you're very old and active outdoors, use the buddy system just in case something happens.

[@aikidomatrix1]

Thank you DW for bringing to the public the awareness needed to protect, restore and revive precious nature and its creatures. Argentina's creation of the Parque Nacional Ibera and it success story of jaguar reintroduction after almost being extinct in the wild. Thanks to The Conservation Land Trust Argentina S.A. (with Douglas Tompkins at its head) and a lot of planning. Sadly, weeks ago, many areas of the Park have been destroyed by intentional fire and climate change (humans impact).

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[@mdmw4]

Beautiful! Thank you

[@manuellopes7144]

love an light

[@JanelleVocate-Ames]

YAY! Good work!

[@IramCoercere]

Such projects are great but make little difference in my opinion. All of humanity needs to change to preserve this planet we call earth.

[@sandrastevens4418]

Great 👍 work

[@ramongonzalez7458]

Beautiful. Gracias

[@veteranscannabisadvocacygr5401]

✨🌎 Awe Inspiring Document On True Heroes Of Wild Earth ~ Truly Moving Visionary’s Courage & Forward Thinking & Activity- Thank you All Team Tompkins 👍

[@aayushchaudhary1591]

beautiful

[@srinivasvaranasi1645]

Amazing story!

[@cluedin]

Huge kudos to these philanthropists

[@denytito3426]

Love from Kenya