People, Plants and Pollinators | Nat Geo Live

Emerging Explorer Dino Martins says that from long-tongued bees to hawk moths, pollinators are the hidden workers that keep the planet running.
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[@EncinitasBeeCo]

I loved this video. It sort of summarized why I am so passionate about bees. Here is a man that understands me, If only my wife could see my work through his eyes. She just thinks I am a big kid that likes to play with bugs

[@crgaillee]

LOVED THIS VIDEO! The speaker was intelligent , thoughtful funny and informative. Easy to connect to , he also gave me a view into a window of the world that I had so often passed by without looking into it, and will no longer take for granted. Thank you for the video.

[@guloguloguy]

FANTASTIC presentation!!!! Thank you, for sharing this!!!

[@guneetpopli3064]

a very interesting piece!! I hope this serves the purpose of making people aware and sensitize them.

[@brownbear696969]

He describes bee personality in such detail, " this bee is a very lovely gentle bee". It just makes me want to snuggle with the bees

[@romnz_828]

Awesome. I want to go on a tour of Kenya with him as the guide...and his dog too.

[@andrewamer447]

Very interesting and informative documentary

[@7aluv4me]

11:58 The Intimacy of Bee's ;)

[@mitahatoeducationfund6744]

that is an awesome piece of information!!

[@jrw194529]

thank for posting this video

[@XBoi2582]

great presentation!

[@tejasnite]

What a great study and speaker that was very enjoyable

[@invinoveritas6859]

What beautiful human beings they are,these Entomologists.......

[@butter808fly]

it's so cool that people can be so passionate about subjects to that they can capture that information for future generations as well as make others aware through their

[@banafshakakar9788]

amazing presentation

[@Cheguebuddha]

Thank you for this video

So true: "If you can spend just five minutes a day in a company of an insect, your life won't never be the same"

[@pugsrock3171]

So exciting! I am growing mango trees in Texas. I have honey bees around- and I am thinking of starting a hive.

[@medievilwitch]

loved it, i have been trying to tell many people for along time the importance of Bee's & other insects & stop spraying chemicals be in insecticides or even weed killer, it's bad for biodiversity, i love bee's & we have similar in Australia that not many have seen

[@pradeepkpande]

Great talk,

[@BrianJDykstra]

I have added this to my public 'ethnobeeology' playlist here on youtube. Thank you!

[@susunhawkes5354]

save our pollinators this doc. explains why this is necessary

[@patriciaalejos8995]

That was the most GOD like message I have heard in a long time. You need to never stop.

[@gardentours]

So interesting to hear that bees 🐝🐝 migrated from Africa in waves like humans.

[@iyuki]

OH MAN.. I MISSED THE OLD NATIONAL-GEO INTRO =( THATS WAS WAY MORE EPIC

[@totoff92]

Great presentation!!!! thank you!

[@smtabishzafar]

nice

[@rxLEE]

His speeches are very clear & attention-grabbing. How i wish most professors or lecturers are like him. I have one physics lecturer, just one look at him will wanna make me yawn & then next...... to Dreamland :)

[@Ladyranger]

interesting

[@prominentdlamini8920]

November 2020.

[@VeritasAmantesVocat]

5:10 - if i see a bee that big ima get a shotgun.

[@pharmajoe990]

I wish I could speak like this. Awesome presentation!

[@NationalGeoLive]

@FlamingParanoiaSpoon The first images you see are of anthropologist Jill Pruetz and oceanographer Sylvia Earle. Women explorers are an integral part of National Geographic.

[@ratdavid9]

Interesting, I want more than 15min. of this. Whoever wrote "boring" about this, I guess you'd better get back to your video game.

[@BrianJDykstra]

Dear Kauaipower, Without pollination/flowers/bees there would be NO HONEY, so If honey badger should care... just had to honey badger you

[@BrianJDykstra]

There are so many species of honeybadger - trust me - I have done the research, scientists disagree about whether or not what is true about them and the honey guide...but it has not been proven wrong, indigenous people in many areas of Africa say it is true (bird leading badger) - they have spent the time in the field - 1000s of years more than the scientists.

[@VeritasAmantesVocat]

@VeritasAmantesVocat 5:20

[@Trashfished]

If you put seven dust on your flowers the bees will carry it back home and kill the whole hive for you.

[@priscok48]

What's is pollination al about

[@tejasnite]

Without bees to pollinate peaches apples plums watermelons cantaloupe squash peas beans everything that grows please don't kill the honey bees call you local agriculture agent/local bee keeper if the bees need to be removed they will do it for free and even give you the honey probably transfer don't kill them remove them too a safe location they should make this a public issue to educate the public most honey bees will not even harm you if you leave them alone

[@Farfromhere001]

In both cases those were planted by people! Not native flora!

[@Adawg4008]

y dont natgeo have more vi3ws

[@GOLDENRIFE]

he was telling the troth

[@chavaughnlumley5378]

I want someone to invest in a honey business with me

[@pilarcovington4932]

WHOS HERE FROM FRANCES?

[@3v3r1n]

ALMOST EVERY TIME THE VIDEO IS NOT FOR MY COUNTRY.. WTF ?

[@vanssantos6348]

I want to try honey from africa :)

[@Abumization]

@FlamingParanoiaSpoon Umad?

[@nephildevil]

yeah yeah we get it it's about the birds n the bees and the flowers and the plants and.., annoying speaker but worth watching coz it has interesting info about bees

[@FORANWFS]

the world got messed up before,by its self so gess it ill happen again, ,,when ever it wants...?

[@popeband]

honey badger dont care

[@Zeeshaaan630]

And your Lord inspired to the bees: "You shall take homes of the mountains and of the trees and of what they erect." Then you shall eat from every fruit, so seek the path your Lord has made easy. From its stomach will emerge a liquid that has different colors, in it is a healing for mankind. In that is a sign for a people who will think. 16:68 - 69 ~ PM translation from the holy quran

[@dualshock1212]

1st:)_:)

[@ShatafakUp]

he said 15 minutes............... 20minutes laterrrrr *yawn*

[@FlamingParanoiaSpoon]

@FlamingParanoiaSpoon the video content is brilliant though :D

[@FlamingParanoiaSpoon]

why are all the people in the credits at the beginning men? fail.

[@skyttq]

boring