Onboard the 24/7 Anti-Poaching Unit 🦏[S5 - Eps.64]

In this episode I am visiting Etosha Heights in Namibia. They are custodian of black rhino and are fighting hard to protect these beautiful animals from poachers. I get to see some of their work, both from the air and from the ground and even come face to face with two black rhino myself. While on my Honda CRF250L!!
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[@David_S52]

You’re not just a woman riding around on a motorcycle, really anyone could do that. What makes you and your channel special is your total respect and involvement with your surroundings, with the people in countries and your ability to teach and explain. You have more than riding skills , your passion is contagious. Good stuff as always and safe travels.

[@benjaminvanschalkwyk4759]

Agree 100%Viva Noraly

[@paxwallacejazz]

Hey Kinga is just as respectful and lives perhaps a more Spartan existence definitely with the people. Actually taking greater chances. But I don't need Noraly to do that. Noraly is great too!. Why they haven't hooked up perplexes me.

[@mamitaita9863]

Totally agreed

[@franklinwilkerson2061]

Agreed but would like for her to mention where people can donate to the anti-poaching organization. She's got a big following so.......

[@debracape7643]

@@paxwallacejazz their paths never crossed while in Namibia and OnHerBike left over 3 weeks, ago... Kinga is now in Poland or Europe 😊😊

[@vickydavidson7775]

I've never been jealous of anyone or anything in my 64 years...until today. How blessed are you ❤. I cried with jealousy 🌍🌎🌏🐅🦌🦓🦒🐘

[@barrymiller3718]

I think envious is more appropriate don't you think😉 My whole body turns green with envy on each episode lol. 💌

[@jerrylentz9631]

It just keeps getting better and better. National Geographic and BBC could take lessons from Noraly. Amazing that she does all this with no huge production staff and support team. Way to go, Noraly. You're the best. Stay safe.

[@anthonysmith3851]

Noraly has become an incredibly accomplished Filmmaker and extremely creative with an inherent sense of tempo. I say this as a multi-award winning professional Filmmaker with over 3,000 films in credit. Noraly has established a new genre of film/video that is captivating. Yes National Geographic and BBC can learn from her.

[@phillipneill7315]

I'm not sure a production company would make an improvement. Noraly likes to move fast and unencumbered.

[@JohnKafufi-dy9rm]

You can say that again yakes 😮❤ with love from Zambia 🇿🇲👉🆗

[@jamiejohnson973]

I'm glad to hear that they keep the animals safe by keeping poachers from getting the animals in a daily basis by monitoring the park and helping to put a stop to poaching. Very good.

[@oldslowjim]

How many "Once in a lifetime" events can "Noraly" have. We are so lucky to enjoy these events with her.

[@ypey1]

Yolo

[@shaunmckenzie5509]

I know. What a life she's lived.

[@CharleyMK9867]

Especially the 🦏 ! Noraly brings attention to the critically endangered black rhino! 👍

[@johnk8091]

My favourite episode. I can see that when you slow down on your travels, that you will one day settle in Namibia and work with wildlife. I can see that is your passion - wide open spaces and wildlife. Your mum and dad must be so proud of you, what an amazing woman you have turned out to be !

[@Yorkshiremadmick]

Must admit Namibia has impressed me tremendously. The people, the varied landscape and of course wildlife, from Seal Rescue to Game Park.

[@francoiswilliams]

And speak Afrikaans daily...

[@helibob2367]

Noraly rides a motorbike all over the world. I really enjoy that. But, I'm a helicopter pilot, and a airplane pilot, and I've flown in many different parts of the world, so I'm not totally in awe. But in this episode she flies a gyrocopter low level over a private reserve in Africa... Ah, man!! Ooof! That actually hurt a little bit.

[@charlesharris2749]

Wild Animals: "Look, up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Super Noraly!" This Etosha Heights mini-series is some of your most exciting work. We get to see not only the animals of the savannah from a most unique perspective, but also we get to see you in action; what you are really like under pressure. Most impressive both ways!

[@txbagman3444]

Wonderful presentation! The Reserve staff are ANGELS for protecting the wildlife. Hopefully, 🙏 this will bring more attention to their efforts and more funding will be available. Highest Regards, Noraly!

[@DeiseRebel]

These are definitely my favorite Itchy Boots episodes ever, Itchy Boots plus Wildlife in their own habitat = Gold 🤩

[@lordmike9231]

The last 3 episodes in Etosha Reserve have been thrilling and some of your best episodes ever. Thank you

[@garthhowe297]

Just when you think Noraly has made the best episode ever...she drops an even better one!

[@juliestout4056]

Yes!

[@CMPaul94]

I love the way people helps you every where.. it's like every Namibian is watching or following your your KZbin channel..

[@thearchibaldtuttle]

Beautiful country! Of course every country has it's pros and cons but Noraly is a good ambassador for your country.

[@BrianSmith-wp3gt]

A big thumbs up to the anti poaching teams and Etosha Heights. Great episode again and it’s fantastic to be able to see your amazing ‘life’. Keep it up Noraly 👍

[@mystrength5640]

Noraly you have met such wonderful staff in Etosha. Congratulations to them, they have really treated you well!

[@richardbyrne2485]

Great video. Made me think back on the time I spent doing voluntary anti-rhino poaching, one weekend per month. A number of times I walked on my own through the bush for hours at nighttime looking for signs of poacher activity. Can’t say I wasn’t nervous at times. Learnt a lot about rhinos. They are truly amazing gentle creatures, and a lot like ourselves. And that is one of the reasons we love them so much. But, can be dangerous. Done my time, and hope many more young people will take up their share in looking after our planet’s wildlife. Noraly, thanks again

[@richardmourdock2719]

"I am lucky.. so, soo lucky" As are all of us who await thrice weekly your video adventure. Great stuff as always. Oy, oy,.. We are lucky... so soo lucky to have Itchy Boots!

[@stuartbrown8257]

Your face when the Gyrocopter took off = our faces when the new Itchy Boots video notification is received! 😃

[@JEmmertz]

The memories you collect on this tour in Africa are truly priceless. And so are the information you help to spread of all this extremely important work that they do.

[@randphong]

Noraly (and the rest of us): OMG, rhino! elephant! lion! OMG Esso: Just another day in the office Seriously, the park should outfit Esso with some cameras on his bike, for his daily adventures, and upload to you tube. They will get more interest and support for their conservation efforts.

[@victoriagaytan5085]

Itchy Boots videos are like watching "On Any Sunday" meets "National Geographic". Absolutely wonderful, educational and entertaining. Thank you for all that you do to make the world a little better the Itchy Boots way!

[@1954shadow]

Or, “Long Way Home.”

[@1954shadow]

@@markmark2080 I was 17 when that movie came out, was riding a dirt bike, every weekend at the time.

[@LloydGrace1]

Haha, so true👍

[@derekpirie9188]

" O oh, do i go" A leason in Rhino preservation. Thanks, Itchy Boots and Savanna. What an experience, Noraly, to be the Eyes in The Sky.

[@sambado]

I've noticed in the last few days, your emotions was through the roof. I am pretty sure you've edited the parts of the footage when you drop some tears of joy and excitement . I've dropped ones here. What a day. This is gonna stick with you forever. Those sweet memories with these incredible creatures.

[@janiepetherbridge8349]

Oh my goodness. What a wonderful day you had. I am in awe of these beautiful animals. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@oldslowjim]

Noraly's CV is long and as unique as anyone's could be. A life is being lived to its fullest, indeed!

[@garyedwards8142]

@@nebag1 meaning what exactly?

[@9876karthi]

@@nebag1 i think she is doing better than all the keyboard warriors like YOU, and me.

[@rattusnorvegicus6936]

You are doing what a lot of us bikers want to do but don’t for various reasons. Well done Noraly, keep doing what you do. We all love what you are doing. 👍

[@51bikerboy]

I am a biker and 70 years old but I don't have the courage to do what Noraly does. I don't think I would have the courage even if I was 35 years younger.

[@christophmensch3945]

All these guys really seemed to have fun giving you (and us) a great adventure and pretty lively insights into this rhino protection program! And i think i've never seen you so stirred and moved. That was very likeable, Itchy Boots! Very beautiful: all these golden looking sceneries and the entry drone shot! For me this episode is a really golden highlight! Thank you!!

[@richardharding758]

One of my favorite episodes. Thank you for taking us on your adventure.

[@ragweed3524]

Animal network: hey guys...Itchy Boots is making a trip through our area...play nice but give her the thrill of a lifetime...and don’t forget your camera. Noraly, the luckiest woman on the planet sometimes...THAT was an underwear cleaning experience to watch! Thanks so much for taking us along and thanks to everyone at Etosha Heights for giving our Noraly such a great experience to share!

[@ralphmoehrke3103]

Indeed. What an advert our beautiful and diverse continent. Maybe a gofundme page the Etosha heights to continue their anti poaching work.

[@Peter-gi3re]

@@ralphmoehrke3103 I agree and made a similar comment earlier. Noraly would definitely get a huge response on that. It would be a big help for those amazing people at the park.

[@WhiteTiger333]

Cool that you sighted the mother and baby first. Awww, the guys in the truck would have come between you and the rhino if it charged, but yeah! And this is not only what you do...it's what you generously share with all of us, as we sit with big eyes watching you move through this wonderful place!

[@evaalognon8345]

Dear Noraly, I'm so Happy to see your videos.........I'm laughing and crying...I'm very very impressed......💚💚

[@ianharries9480]

Biggest smile 😃😊I have ever seen when the Chopper takes off, enjoy

[@rockinroxxi3710]

Incredible views from the Gyro Helicopter 🚁‼️ Only on ItchyBoots we can see wildlife from the air and on two wheels up close. Black Rhino, White Rhino, elephant, lions, giraffe; we got to see them all! Thank you Noraly 👏👏👏

[@mikehammer.5105]

Just to see you smile so broadly on take-off makes my day. I do believe that we are on earth to protect nature. I left my heart in Africa.

[@arjaitheoriginal]

Thank You Noraly, AGAIN. The relevance you find in everything you show us is amazing. I cannot tell you the amount of anticipation and then joy, it involves, to see an alert and then watching the video. I skip everyone else's alert's to go directly to your video. I absolutely love what you do, and I am so happy that you share it with all of us. Take Care, Noraly, you are one of one.

[@plumduff3303]

What a fantastic country god bless Namibia 🇳🇦 and such fabulous work by the people who run the park.Lets hope funding continues in order to save these wonderful animals. Great film 🎥 itchy!

[@swosil]

"Welcome to my life. This is what I´m doing." Thanks for the invitation Noraly! I am happy to see you happy.

[@reedrk88t]

Love the Protection Agency, these people are the best, most kind hearted souls on the planet. They are amazing individuals.

[@JohnKafufi-dy9rm]

Etosha hights reserve is a special place, my son can't go out to play because of watching you with love from Zambia 🇿🇲👉🆗

[@colmgriffin9467]

Well done Itchy Boots, amazing journey. Thank you 🙏 for taking us along with you. May you be safe 🏍 😊

[@Sunny8888]

Your closing summation of your video experience say's it all. Those who care for and protect wildlife on this planet deserve the highest praise. It's reassuring to know that there is a lot more going on there to support the preservation of species that were once taken for granted and all others as well. Climate change and exploitation of natural resources reveal how we are effected when key links in the scheme of things are damaged or lost. Essentially we are all connected. Making the space we occupy better than when we found it is a good start towards global healing.

[@Peter-gi3re]

Well said. If they are going to remove the poor Rhinos horns to try save it’s life …….. maybe they should remove something from the poachers when they catch them too.

[@Sunny8888]

@@Peter-gi3re Not too far from where I live is an old 19th century "company town" that processed ivory and was known for being a big supplier of piano keys. Culturally speaking, at the time in the 1800's, that seemed perfectly acceptable and a lot of people relied on those manufacturing jobs. Times change. I wonder how many elephants would have been saved if plastic or bakelite had been available in that era. That said customs don't always change. Sadly even today elephants are still being poached in large numbers for their ivory. It makes me wonder if the "elephant in the room" is greed, cultural hang ups, or mental illness.

[@jaisabai4155]

This is an exceptional episode Noraly. Beautiful, educational and worrying at the same time. Poachers are amongst the most dispicable creatures on the planet, right down there in the gutter with human traffickers etc. Thank you for enlightening us. Well done 🙏

[@Ray-ks1xp]

Despicable 👌

[@jaisabai4155]

@@Ray-ks1xp Oops, thank you.

[@cch255]

Not to give poachers an excuse, but some of them are just trying to feed their families. It's easy to judge, but for some, not so easy.

[@Peter-gi3re]

@@cch255 Yes, I understand your point but something needs to be done to change this situation. If the poachers are successful then eventually there will be nothing left to poach. Then what will they do to feed their families. There are poor families that sell their kids to survive too. We think we live in such an evolved and advanced age, but yet there are huge portions of the world left hundreds of years behind in development. We have rich people paying huge sums also to go on hunting vacations to kill beautiful creatures like these. I think that is more criminal than the poachers are. So many screwed up things in this world. How many more years will it take for some of this stuff to change…….. maybe another thousand years.

[@theoldtimefiddler]

@@cch255 this whole problem exists because stupid impotent rich males in china think the horn is an aphrodisiac. a similar situation in the northeast USA where i live they think the gall bladders of black bears are also a cure for their weak libido. pitiful.

[@BoukeNagel]

Zo geweldig Noraly. Dankjewel dat je ons deel maakt van al je mooie ervaringen. Pas goed op jezelf 😘

[@AgentJayZ]

Of course it wouldn't be a helicopter... It has to be an auto gyro, reminding us of the true Road Warrior she is. Another amazing episode!

[@kenhoward3512]

Why, you're right: The Gyro Captain from The Road Warrior.

[@MadsKjerulff]

What a nice surprise to see you here, thank you for the awesome videos you make!

[@douglasbisson576]

Yes that is a gyro-copter. They have a serviceable altitude of 10,000 feet. The overhead prop provides lift while the pusher prop at the rear, propels it forward. As long as there is forward thrust, the overhead prop will continue to provide lift. In normal flight they can't stall, but they can't hover either. In the event of engine failure they have a 4 to 1 glide ratio, and a smooth landing can be achieved in only a few meters. I had a licence when I was 20 (47 years ago).

[@roadwarrior8560]

Hey, I'm the Road Warrior!!

[@anthonysmith3851]

@@douglasbisson576 The service altitude varies with aircraft type, although in this case, not knowing the specs of the gyro-copter, it must be the need for supplementary oxygen above 10,000 feet which you must be inferring. I'm a retired Commercial pilot with a Flight Instructor's rating and love being in the air, even vicariously as in this episode. I'm pleased that you too have shared the joy of flight.

[@pierrefjeepflo493]

a truly exceptional episode (it's more and more professional bravo). Your joy and wonder is totally contagious. Thank you

[@MarcelHuguenin]

Wow wow wow! This must be the absolute height of your experience in Namibia, flying a gyrocopter and then seeing so many animals. Your production quality is increasing with every episode, that opening shot is just cinematic. When is it all going to stop? I hope never!! Dank Noraly voor deze schitterende aflevering!

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

So nice to see so many wild animals in one short flight. Your adventures never cease to amaze me! Ride safe Noraly!

[@lizalotte2216]

OMG!!!!!! So exhilarating! How many once-in-a-lifetime or maybe first time experiences is Noraly actually making! Insanely awe-inspiring! The *ITCHY BOOTS* lifestyle is the way to go! Much love and respect Noraly, for all you do. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😘😍💪🏾

[@fred993a]

Itchy - I am get the education of a lifetime. I am so glad you have everything on film. That Helo ride was spectacular - thank you to the Rangers for treating you like a fellow Ranger!

[@BikeAndBeyondChannel]

Incredible wild life, it’s just awesome. However just to add, we have at kaziranga National Park, in Assam, India, which hosts two-thirds of world’s great one horned rhino. Currently about 2400 rhinos in all. But the poaching is again a severe challenge here. Besides, rhinos, the park is home to large breeding population of elephants, wild water buffaloes and swamp deer. It is also home to high density of tigers

[@blacklion79]

Also, there is Chitwan national park in Nepal with large rhino population. I need to visit India and Kaziranga, water buffalos are one of my totem animals, they are magnificent!

[@BikeAndBeyondChannel]

@@blacklion79 Yes, I was lucky to have visited the Park in Nepal once. It was an amazing journey 😊

[@ashoksuley7702]

Yes Kaziranga is nicely maintained by Assam Government and Rhinos Elephants are taken care by locals and authorities

[@MR-sf2nk]

first thing came to my mind when i heard the word rhino is kaziranga national park

[@rupertmcnaughtdavis3649]

Interesting to hear about these parks in India.From South Africa.

[@JohSno]

A cabriolet helicopter?! Wow, that is the coolest way to do some flying for a biker. Big thumbs up!

[@briansture4353]

Your face when you sat in that autogyro totally lit up. Sometimes I wonder if you are an endangered species because there isn't another Noraly on this planet. Keep doing what you do so well but be careful and thank you for letting us see your adventure through your eyes via the camera.

[@geofiggy]

Noraly, from the opening scene of the drone sequence with the lodge's lights coming on in the morning, I knew this was going to be a "MIND BLOWING" Episode. HOLY MACARONI, the filming from the Gyrocopter was KABLAMO! 👍🏼👏🏼 Great to see all those animals. Just beautiful. Thanks for the lessons via the crawl on the screen. You fit right in. You'd make a perfect addition to the team. I had a FANTASTIC time today. I won't forget yhis either. Just being out there with you. Kudos to the security team. Take care and ride safe. 🖖🏼🤟🏼

[@jonam7589]

She is becoming an art director as well.

[@martharetallick204]

Kablammo? Do we have another Blancolirio fan here?

[@lizj5740]

@@martharetallick204 Both your handle and Geo's look awfully familiar. ;-)

[@mikep.9371]

What an Arial adventure that day! Your enthusiasm and bubbly outlook for the little things and amazing things, and whispers of joy and respect Noraly come shining through you videos. Your hosts were fantastic and I hope their work continues for a very long time and funding will be found to continue. Poachers should be an endangered species too. I

[@geofiggy]

Good comment Mike. At least we should strive to make them an endangered species. As long as The CCP (Chinese Communist party) is in power illegal trading of animals close to extinction will continue. 😥

[@DCL26]

Yes, so grateful to the men and their families who work tirelessly on preventing poachers from destroying those incredible animals in their natural habitat. Thank you for bringing the number one problem of "greed" to the forefront.

[@LadyGuedes]

I just love you so much! Soooo grateful to be able to "go with" your adventures... I laugh with you, I get chills, I live through your eyes! God bless you always!

[@michaelcomegys4363]

It truly shows on these last 3 videos how awe inspiring this reserve trip meant to you Noraly! Congrats

[@miminowak7446]

Noraly...... this is amazing and it makes me happy for you to have this beautifull experience....... well done for taking us with on your tour...... thanks 😊 a million

[@christopherblakeley]

And there you have it......next season Noraly begins her around the world by Gyrocopter adventure! The look on your face on take-off! You're hooked!! I think you have now joined that relatively small group of people in the world who have experienced the joy of flight and will forever look to the sky when they hear an airplane. You definitely deserve all the wonderful experiences you have!!

[@renbingullie9338]

Oh, Noraly a really brave hearted girl from "Dutch" you are an Idol as well as a good motivator to many young and old alike....and guiding star to many who are planning to start for a motor cycle adventures. May God almighty bless you and guide you through your endeavours 🙏 hats off 👍👍👍❤️

[@johnroberts2290]

You are very lucky to be doing what you love, and we are also fortunate to have these brilliant videos every week and it comes with a lot of hard work from you. Thank you and keep doing what you love, I appreciate it 👍💐

[@4Iljt2]

Nature in general and in this instance the animals you encountered are in dire trouble and creating awareness is so very important as are timely reminders. You are an ambassador and this call out of the situation and threats the animals face is a loud one and I hope carries and touches our conscience. You are often the voice in this series of those who cannot speak and I bow to your spirit and wish you a strong and clear articulation as you encounter and champion causes on these wondrous days that unfold along your path.

[@henryjoseph6566]

Amen to that.

[@sajeeshkallat2460]

From seeing the world to Safari...From Motorbike to Helicopter...Great Going Girl !!...God Bless!!

[@klondikechris]

I am not sure we've ever seen you so excited, and happy. An awesome day for sure!

[@rddchb]

Itchy Boots Incredible. Vlog after vlog it's a thriller. God bless you and stay safe.👍👍👍👌👌👌

[@richardhogan8956]

This episode will be high on her list. But remember her going down in the mine in S America. That was truly scary and she just did it fearlessly

[@Annur375]

Wonderful experiences and we get to see them from the comfort of our homes. Thank you, Noraly, you make a lot of people happy with your adventures. Best to you always and Godspeed.

[@leerobbertse1153]

Noraly, you are truly bless to live the life you do, thanks for sharing with us all.

[@leonblijenberg942]

if I can fund the Black Rhino protection please count me in! You are a great ambassador for the Wild Life on this planet!

[@davidmerritt1552]

It just get’s better and better. What a great job they are doing protecting these magnificent creatures. What rush it must be riding in the copter! Many thanks for the ride, Noraly. You rock.

[@Novadean1]

Yes you will never forget this. Just be careful too.

[@teerex1011]

Another very special experience for us all watching and riding with you and Savannah. Thank you X

[@stanleyanderson4196]

Opening scenes - absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for starting my Friday! Let's go.

[@kathleenschaubhut4174]

What an adventure! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@dirtbikeheaven1129]

Another fantastic episode. Lover her smile when the gyrocopter took off.

[@michaelcoleman4169]

One memorable adventure after another. I get nervous watching but can't peel myself away. Stay safe.

[@TheBearDenPhotography]

It's a wonderful Friday and time for another Itchy Boots adventure. Let's go!

[@allanbrown3493]

Thank you for sharing your most marvelous experiences. The gyrocopter was unexpected and just outstanding. Your camera work is brilliant - modern tech is - can,t find enough words to explain. I am so envious. Keep sharing and - keep safe.

[@robbylianto6756]

Noraly is a geologist expertis but Her heart is pure nature lover ❤❤❤👍👍👍👌 she try to tell every one to love your nature environment for next generation to also do same thing .

[@prasannakarthik7721]

15:16 Wow, the way the Rhino looked at you - that gave me a fright. And all those tight turns by the plane made me feel like I'm gonna fall off the plane. What an exciting day you had! =D

[@MarcTNL]

Movie 64 from this trip already, Noraly ! And they're getting better all the time. Time flies on this unbelievable journey. Love it.

[@richardorchard3364]

Best episode yet,thank you for the experience of a lifetime.

[@teonamandje5239]

Your cute face when the gyrocopter was taking of😀😍What a joy 🤩!!!

[@davidparsons5019]

Your best videos are whenever you interact with other people or animals… nice video well done 👍

[@Sheila-vl9xk]

This was simply awe-inspiring. I feel so blessed to be with you on this journey. Thank you, Noraly.

[@alexkruyer]

Oh my lord . I spat my tee out . Spotting the rhino before the pilot. Go girl

[@Heleen777]

Wonderful and exciting again, thank you Noraly! Thank you for sharing this valuable information with the rest of the world - we all need to protect our planet and the animals.

[@cedricpieterse7280]

Wonderful experience you are having! Live the dream! Thanks for another great video.

[@athollmcnicoll256]

It is not everyday we get to fly in a Gyro-copter and see what you saw and recorded on video stream but thank you Noraly as it was well worth it I'd say. Your eyesight is way better than mine but then age has its factors to take into consideration. Cheers to you and to the guys on the ground, whose work helps maintain the Rhino's and other endangered species.

[@dougdekuiper3194]

The Gyro-copter is a great tool, but it seems to add a lot of stress to the animals.

[@kabukidreamboy]

Better than leaving them to the poachers I guess...

[@crossroad2148]

Noraly gets what she deserves - all the best. But she immediately passes it on to us. Thanks. Great work.

[@nealeburgess6756]

I am in awe of your "people skills" Noraly. How you manage to gain the trust and cooperation from so many different people and situations is even more amazing than the beautiful wildlife we have seen with you.

[@robertocarletti2188]

That was really an Amazing episode. Thank you for sharing.

[@ianwalker6236]

Loved the opening sequence of this video, with the music and the drone footage, and the way the lights came on - absolutely brilliant !! 👍

[@genestatler2514]

Noraly, you're not only an amazing woman in that you are exploring the world on your motorcycle, but your caring and loving personality for the people and animals you encounter is like a shining beacon to the world.

[@LazyJack2003]

18:00 - 18:15 !! Priceless! Hearing your happiness makes people happy.

[@herethereandelsewhere1941]

Breath taking. Aerial views are magic!

[@tomaskrashevsky818]

Happiest girl in the World :) "Welcome to Itchy Boots, this is what I do" :) love that

[@tytorubio3271]

Critically endangered and highly agressive.. i wonder why Thank you for this video Noraly And thank you everyone who is fighting those disgusting poachers

[@dougggiereid]

Awesome episode. Your absolute delight evident on your face when the helicopter was taking off was fantastic to see. Still enthusiastic even after your helicopter flight in Europe. The notification of this video interrupted me while watching your Live Chat from 27 November 2020. One of your new videos is virtually the only thing that can pull me away from watching another of your videos!

[@Awol991]

It was a gyrocopter, not a helicopter, it always has to move forward. No power to the blade on top. A lot simpler and safer than a helicopter, great for low cost reliable operation.

[@Kustom818]

What an amazing day out in Namibia! Keep up the great work Norlay!