National Geographic - The Invisible World

[@harithfox9915]

One of NG best documentaries, for it is as artistic as it is scientific

[@nadiazayman779]

This blew my mind when I saw it as a teenager. Still does.

[@edwinortiz1945]

This is probably like a century old. Great stuff.

[@alexarivera3354]

A hundred years old 😳!! Closer to a half century, lol 😂. Blessings upon you.

[@Scarlet666Woman]

We saw this in Highschool... so fascinating

[@digdugsmug]

I do have The Great Whales. Ive been meaning to rip it and upload it, hopefully one of these days. Thanks for watching.

[@felipetamborrell4762]

Light is power, cameras are our new eyes to see that unseen world

[@furrygohanztv491]

This documentary is a classic to say the least but it was still very good😀

[@subratprajapati1]

The best of all out 21st century latest. I believe now to look into old video for a real science

[@b.i.2204]

When National Geographic was National Geographic. Now it's all bullshit

[@PaulGT]

Do you have The Great Whales, The Sharks and Dive to the edge of Creation? If so, please post them to youtube.

[@sweetnothingsirobot3032]

Yes omg this ones always stayed in the back of my mind

[@rubengalarza7494]

1980

[@15polkadotprincess]

just watched this for AP bio

[@vibecheckapproved8754]

Watching this for middle school

[@frankdvorak3644]

03:40 'Our eyes are the most developed of all living species.'.. What is that supposed to mean.

[@merlinthegray]

I was going to comment the same thing but then a few sentences later the narrator starts talking about cameras as eyes. I think it was a metaphor for how we've developed a whole range of mechanical eyes to augment our terrible biological ones. It's reinforced throughout with language like that. That line sure sounded full of hubris at first!

[@Wesley-ol4qw]

Who else is from Mrs. Ewing?

[@urmom5955]

sup welsey

[@ellahgrace9244]

sup

[@chobiltea9970]

Anyone here for science?

[@stephanierossi2586]

This gave me nightmares

[@gailhowes9398]

So many negative comments ! Wow!

[@chemicalwonderland2492]

Our eyes are NOT the most advanced eyes of all living species, in fact we are on the lower part of that ladder! Comon Nat Geo, get youre better then that. But I'll give you a break since this was made in the 70's. lol

[@MegaAbe1]

I see u nat geo rehashing old ideas

[@bingeltube]

A very aged documentary! Perhaps 1970s?

[@paulchattaway]

1979 but so much of it is still relevant, and even the "wrong" bits are more incomplete than they are wrong. Actually rewatching this for the first time in decades I'm impressed with how much they thought the audience could handle, half of the technical lingo would have been cut if it were made today.

[@bingeltube]

@@paulchattaway thanks for your great comment! I do not remember ever having seen this documentary before. I like your remarks about the "technical lingo"

[@Caveman_RC92]

i believe that science and religion are one in the same. we are all made in gods likness so science become god like. im not saying immortal or that through science we become god, im not saying that. but we are god like through technology. god and his are capable of flight and so are we bcuz we have airplanes. we dnt have gills but we have devices that allow us to breath under water.

[@SaucyWench7]

I agree, God is the Creator of science.

[@mynewjack3]

@dinafaria7 This has nothing to do with god, this is SCIENCE

[@superdead_2]

aha God created science, and Adam was the first scientist, they are not exclusive.

[@andysachs83]

i am sick now, and I think it has not been good idea watch this, grosss!!!

[@murphyjulian7393]

Hope you feel better by now bro