Madagascar. The Children of Lemuria (Full Documentary)

[@jayantmasane9719]

Very nice video 👍👍👍

[@rabelcohenifindthewolvesfa8300]

Thank you for this documentary!!

[@allanfeatherstone3876]

Fantastic!!!!

[@Themanhimself-o1h]

Thanks for this documentary i was waiting for it. Honestly had never heard of these animals I learnt a lot thanks.

[@vincentzack]

Somebody caught the legendary extinct Dodo bird on Madagascar. Using infrared and night vision motion cameras. I do believe Lumeria once existed. The Lost Continent of Lemuria, aka Kumari Kandam. The great Indian epic Ramayana and Mahabharata have references about the sunken land mass. There are also other literary references from the Sri Lankan text Mahavamsa written in the Pali language. Ancient seaports associated with the continent are detailed in the Tamil Sangam literature, as well as in the literature of Greek and Roman languages. The maps of Greek and Roman geographers/naturalists Ptolemy, Pliny and Periplus show the sunken land mass. The Arab historian, philosopher, mathematician and astronomer Abu Rayhan al-Biruni also observed and documented about a ‘Great Cataclysmim’. When the Indian Ocean came into being, or rather when the giant continent sank and actually only the large island of Madagascar and smaller islands remained outside today’s continent of Africa, and in the east the various large islands below today’s India, as well as further east, e.g. Indonesia, Borneo, Malaysia, Guinea, Java and the Philippines, etc., and to the south, Oceania and Australia and New Zealand, the continent was finished.

[@walkesheetal3055]

Very very beautiful. Mother nature is wonderful. Sheetal Walke from Mumbai, India.

[@leomando3711]

Fun fact Madagascar split from India when India was connected to Africa, leaving Madagascar in the middle

[@danielmarquis5258]

These Lemurs are gorgeous!

[@mahithmahi2779]

There is no word to appreciate this video 👏👏👏👏

[@dilanntours]

Très belle vidéo sur Madagascar , very nice !

[@kbrangham]

No snakes are poisonous. Poison is something you eat. Some snakes are Venomous.

[@pacha269]

well, still, snakes are not poisonous

[@shrekit3604]

@@Skaven_Maiden no

[@pacha269]

you can argue all you want you wont beat the dictionary

[@toxic_gg867]

Samson Lol 1 year reply

[@whimbrella]

yes thank you

[@miamia773]

thanks for documents beautiful of the world vidio..

[@annalisa14]

1:02 what is that object?

[@haroldocastro5159]

Now there are at least 111 species of lemurs in Madagascar!

[@umeshinani8275]

The video is nice, but the narration is not clear---the voice is subdued. Also a bit repetitive.

[@southsidesky71]

it's strange that they don't give any names of producers, writers, cameramen, narrators, scientific advisers, or anyone associated with the making of these programs. i can't find any info on "planetdoc" on the internet.

[@wamiilee3649]

+southsidesky71 i was doing the same as well. the narrator is very interesting the way he presents these docs sadly i couldn't find who he is.

[@randomchick3167]

Voice over is Anthony Luke, one of the production companies is New Atlantis kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipOogYGEoNOGgZo Google the name of the film (children of lemuria) vs planet doc- they didn't include credits for a reason lol

[@lucrativelyrics8131]

many "documentaries" uploaded to youtube (& their "channels") are copies/rip-offs of other professional video productions - it's an easy way to get thousands of views on a vid (just copy / paste some random doc from nat geo or discovery channel, rename it with a flashy title card, & voila = pirated documentary

[@GlowingMpd]

The narrators voice and style are better suited to porn or serial murderer documentaries. !

[@StaminatorBlader]

some very misleading wording is being used purporting outdated ideas about evolution and making false claims

[@danielle8780]

I doubt it

[@Jethr001]

like what?…and your credentials and references??

[@niltondossantos9790]

That,s true Madagascar part of African Continental but Habitant in Madagascar related to Austronesian👍👍👍

[@marilynmcdonald6899]

The Atherton Tableland is in northern Queensland which is in the north-east of Australia. And God created the animals.

[@lennarthagen3638]

Rofl u fool

[@marilynmcdonald6899]

Lennart Hagen i will pray for you because it seems you do not have the love of God in your heart. If you did, you would not call any person a fool. May God open your eyes and touch your heart.🙂

[@upsidedownh3art]

Lemurs are my favorite next to cats. I want to stay home from work so i can watch this

[@thomasbss295]

Juny 2021

[@spiritualgangstergodess5015]

what continents did lemuria break off into?

[@whosethatx2847]

It didn’t break off. The nuclear war between Lemuria and Atlantis caused tectonic activity and sunk them both.

[@dharus8960]

If India and Madagascar were separated from Africa India should had been an Island. Nobody wants to accept that Lemuria continent was connected to India and Australia before it went to the sea.

[@turboroscoemaguedavedicker7281]

Thanx.

[@LantoAndrianasolo]

Nice

[@prasanthshivam7078]

(Kumarikandam)lemuriya it is a Tamil place This place is damged by earth quake & sunami

[@leelotonno4271]

väga meeldivad looduse dok. filmid!

[@nomibata1]

Anyone know the narrators name?

[@rustedsunday7489]

This was on reptile topic so I’m commenting that why are mammals on reptiles topic

[@tbytv878]

how can someone tells story of 15000 years back???

[@jeriatrix4526]

The narrator sounds like he's holding his nose.

[@Utriedit215]

Why make fun of the narrator's voice you would want anybody to make fun of your face it looks like balled up aluminum foil have you ever heard of moisturizing

[@uweloewel3110]

whatever comments: it's clearly a LIKE

[@keiraleioneatkinsoncampbel2658]

you can really talk about your vidoes tho cant u y cant u leave documentations alone man jee

[@sabrinasjourney]

great title, heh heh!

[@tonygasper917]

these monkeys are called Lemurs

[@danielle8780]

They arent monkeys

[@jahempress26]

Isn’t it funny how the narrator make sure to tell you several times that it’s no connection to Africa,but Central America 😂well if there’s no connection to Africa ask them what happened to the Madagascar people ?and where were they from ?wherever they came from is where the animals from

[@miquelescribanoivars5049]

Actually the earliest known human migrations to Madagascar came from Polynesia and other Eastern Asian populations, with the youngest known Eastern African inmigration occuring a few centuries latter. academic.oup.com/mbe/article/33/9/2478/2579515 www.pnas.org/content/114/32/E6498 theconversation.com/last-of-the-giants-what-killed-off-madagascars-megafauna-a-thousand-years-ago-112672

[@ataurusqueenofzion916]

@@miquelescribanoivars5049 nobody takes Western studies seriously.

[@miquelescribanoivars5049]

@@ataurusqueenofzion916 Sure... If you disagree produce your own peer reviewed papers.

[@tonygasper917]

these are Not monkeys

[@tonyrabearivelo5720]

is there mlagasy version?

[@nasheeanjel9967]

the audio is just awful

[@vernettedorsey4564]

Zee

[@Abashiri76]

According to the late 19th century.

[@purplestrachan9126]

Good documentary, but the narrator's voice not good.

[@chiropratica1]

How bout this for a study in biology?!

[@alanwerner8563]

How in God's.Name are we going to solve this difficult problem?? I've Never heard a single sensible solution to this Global Issue. The solution needs to include All Nations, All People. Maybe Madagascar's unique environmental/biological problems should be addressed En Masse, perhaps by an organization affiliated with the UN. We as a race of humans need Somehow to recognize that the piecemeal/on again-off again nature of most all nations' mostly halfhearted attempts at solving these Complicated problems HAVEN'T BEEN WORKING and in spite of some notable exceptions things have mostly just continued to get worse. It seems like the minute some other issue rears its ugly head most people and especially most media outlets forget that MOST ALL environmental problems just continue unabated. Apparently Modern Man and again the MSM haven't Yet realized the basic truth that environmental problems of one kind or another usually lie at the root of most all social/political/economic problems.

[@BPantherPink]

Bad commentator... baaad. Too fast and eats up his words. Can't go through it.

[@GlowingMpd]

This narrator should not have a job like this. He mumbles and even slurs his words together. He starts some sentences clearly then trails off into mumbled slurs even whispers. Though I hate the words on the screen I gave in and turned captions on and his voice (unfortunately all nature sounds) with it.

[@mustopa.2674]

😆😆😂😆

[@Ypipable]

Tree dwellers, like me.

[@Swnsasy]

Ughh my own fault.. I was looking for lemur docums, this one had the huge face of one, so I THOUGHT that would be what this was about.. I'm dumb, should have realized the lie bate😒

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