Our Planet | Fresh Water | FULL EPISODE | Netflix

[@hectorcaballero7017]

A most sincere "Thank YOU" from deep in our hearts to ALL CONSERVATIONISTS for helping the flora and the fauna all over the world, May God Bless You!

[@heureka4772]

@DS - 07GL - Thomas Street MS (1654) Human beings are mainly nonmaterial souls (Gods children) in material bodies. But the worst disorder / disease at all broke out 1000s of years ago and deleted the wisdom / consciousness about humans' true identity. Its healable!

[@yuriko6871]

@DS - 07GL - Thomas Street MS (1654) dont insult God even if you dont belive in God.everyone has different belives you should not insult someone just because he/she belives in God

[@shinratensei4577]

@DS - 08KT - Thomas Street MS (1654) if you dont believe in the almighty then you should not even talk about that great thing

[@shinratensei4577]

@AquaticBoardwalkEngineer you should not say anything about god like that He is the one who created everything and it was our responsibility to take care of whatever is happening on our planet

[@shinratensei4577]

@AquaticBoardwalkEngineer bro it is also not known where is gravity but still you and all people believe that there is gravity Secondly I am not saying you to believe in god but I am saying you to let others have faith in god And thirdly people in our country most believe in god and all care for animals much more than you people

[@mix_edits]

I just can’t imagine how much effort the people behind the scenes take to get these amazing shots. Also, the time it takes to get these facts, shots, and difficulties along the way. I would just like to give a tip of the hat to Netflix and Planet Earth.

[@michaelric3540]

It’s not hard you just press record dummy.

[@FantaTrackpad]

@@michaelric3540 "dummy" (:

[@jasondashney]

@@michaelric3540 There's a "record dummy" button? Probably the same one you use when you take a selfie.

[@michaelric3540]

Jason Dashney hardy har you are a clown.

[@saidurrahman3179]

Once I had seen behind the scene one of Planet earth series, there they told that sometimes one single shot required months even years. They put remort camera to capture those, as it is impossible for human beings to wait in a single place for that long time period. I truly appreciate that they have made this series.

[@WhyBecause.]

Respect Netflix for giving this particular show for free! EVERYONE MUST SEE THIS! We all neet to understand whats important and what truly needs to be preserved in this world.

[@Final_Fantasy_7]

I don’t know if it’s just me…but I get more enjoyment when I watch these nature documentaries with Sir David Attenborough during the long cold winter season.it’s kind of like when it rains outside you tend to be more relaxed and sleep better…..his narrator skills is just incredible and unmatched in my opinion.he’s got the humor and explains so well that you understand what your seeing each and every time

[@whatw9364]

Me to

[@couragekarnga8735]

He's my Bob Ross!

[@richardcowley4087]

david attenbullshit

[@lawsgaming357]

Fact

[@richardcowley4087]

full of comfortable lies

[@AboAhmed-sv9xj]

David Attenbourgh is the best narrator ever.

[@brianeasterling8332]

I swear I just said this! 🤭 it's so soothing.

[@bigL.98]

Yes sir ✌

[@ericjones3692]

David Attenborough and his speech impediment do it for you?

[@froggyisfroggo]

How old is he?

[@josephmiller1576]

Yes. . . Also james earl Jones and Morgan Freeman. . .

[@abhishektodmal1914]

Hats off, to everyone involved. What a treat. Such beauty, such heart-touching moments, agony, wonder, and so much! Take a bow, everyone involved with the making of this series. You guys are magicians. Such a beautiful planet. The ONLY ONE we have. Tears.

[@mvs9122]

We will have this one for another 5 billion years. Earth is doing just fine

[@williamtran3208]

@@mvs9122 Hello!!

[@chewbaca6971]

Two fish cuddling and wrapping around each other is the most wholesome thing I have seen in this video 😍

[@speedup7845]

Yes it's true

[@speedup7845]

I love it

[@RageAgainstTheMachine.]

So beautiful, i wish we could give love back to all the animals in need.

[@mmatutes201]

@@RageAgainstTheMachine. we do is just big Pharma big corporations doing all the damage onto all kinds of bodies of water we all should know by now the elimination of any species on Earth will bounce right back to Our Kind the human species same-same will be next species to go extinct

[@RageAgainstTheMachine.]

@@mmatutes201 Greetings from NewZealand...friend. Big corporations will crush our world. Money before humanity. Corrupt governments have to be taken down for humanity and a shift in consciousness to put us back on our spiritual path.

[@klappetaart]

"Our Planet" is my favorite documentary series ever. Beside getting to know our planet better (and we humans are really selfish and destructive creatures), these series are just... bomb. It feels as if we're watching a movie in a big cinema, with all those alluring, pleasing shots and exciting BGMs. It must've been a difficult journey. Props to the cameramen and all the staffs who make these series.

[@minhle1303]

Hi

[@apparentlyworshipped7747]

Neil Degrasse Tyson's Cosmos is pretty good too if you like astrophysics.

[@con_el_maestro3544]

What's BGMs

[@con_el_maestro3544]

@@apparentlyworshipped7747 is it available on KZbin

[@mvs9122]

They are brainwashing you into self hate. The planet is fine, we should keep it clean. Thats all

[@Hiswordandme]

Trying to watch these documentaries with my toddler instead of the junk that's out there for kids... She loses interest in the last quarter heh but glad she enjoys it and it's educational for us both... Such a delight to watch 🌱

[@absv444]

As a kid, my mom put on Bindi the Jungle Girl (Steve Irwin's daughter) and Zoboomafoo! The shows are a little older now but they really taught me to respect nature and all if it's beautiful animals.

[@anti-Russia-sigma]

You should put on BBC Earth 50 Top Natural History Moments for your toddler.

[@jayfridayaq]

Same here!

[@kimoy4321]

When you ordered the right documentary package this quarantine. Package : Good Music, Spectacular Filming, and David Attenborough.

[@liamsvensson1985]

This documentary is not new at all i watched it back in mid 2019

[@2024friday]

Always upvote David Attenborough

[@Karimkhan-od1om]

Ove Anderse guollkhttipdc

[@DA-rd5qk]

..and comedy, those scenes with the fish and the shells were so funny!

[@ericjones3692]

David Attenborough and his speech impediment do it for you?

[@pablomuzzobar8940]

I have seen the Australian desert come alive after rainfall. It is one of the most amazing things you can witness. One day is a empty dust bowl then you wake up the next day to a pond with thousands of animals you never saw before and a forest bloom out of thin air. Very magical, rainfall in a desert and the great barrier reef are the two most beautiful sights I've witness personally.

[@reality3289]

I hope you did not contemplate killing one of those animal species to satisfy hunger..

[@justsomeonehere884]

@@reality3289 huh

[@copicmarker1021]

@@reality3289 mmm i love chiken eating tasty chiekn yumm

[@th6029]

@@___meph___4547 Eating meat and/or hunting are things which you can argue for or against in several ways, but "we've been doing this for a long time" is an absolutely worthless way to judge what we should or should not do... humans have also engaged in murder, rape, theft, etc, for about as long as we've been human (and when war became common is hard to say, but it's not a recent thing), are you saying we should be doing those things too just because "we've been doing is as long as we've been human"??? Ugh, it''s just like people who justify shitty things by saying "it's tradition"... if you can't justify actions based upon better principles than "people have done this for a long time", you should really take a good look at your opinions on that matter...

[@seansmith3058]

Kakadu Park is one of my favorite places on earth.

[@amyschillings7864]

I absolutely love the butterfly sitting on top of the camen. Made it a little less mennesing! And I absolutely adore David Attenborough! These documentaries are beyond amazing!! Thank you, David, for all the beauty that you brought us!

[@Mofa62]

sir david attenborough’s voice is like lullaby tbh... God bless him and give him another 94 years to live, Amin🙏🏻♥️

[@jameswatsonatheistgamer]

no fictional being had anything to do with it. Now leave your fiction at the door

[@zeidkazi3402]

Amen bro

[@jameswatsonatheistgamer]

@@zeidkazi3402 Ra says thanks for the prayers.

[@markdemell6087]

Attenborough thinks we come from monkeys ,he has 0 respect for the Creator !

[@jameswatsonatheistgamer]

@@markdemell6087 Common ancestor and there is no creator. Except for our parents. All gods are myths and you can't prove otherwise. Now grow up.

[@tapiocamango]

*Just imagine David Attenborough narrating your life* "And so, the mother comes knocking aggressively on her offspring's room. She is indicating that she is going to end the life of her firstborn is she does not see the report card. The offspring's makes a quick getaway. The offspring fails to escape and is trapped in his mother's wrath."

[@homeoffunnyvids4140]

😂😂🤣

[@Tyler-fm1ke]

This hits too close to home lmao

[@sakin3672]

Hehe

[@environmentandme6588]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@enadegheeghaghe6369]

Hahahaha

[@metalmamasue3680]

Absolutely spectacular shots and filming. The scenes with the otters, manatee, mayflies, kingfisher, osprey, jaguar, all of it is simply gorgeous. And there's no better narrator than Sir David Attenborough, knighted twice for his service in Television broadcasting and Conservation, in 1985 and again in 2020 at 94 yrs of age. I can't think of anyone more worthy. Bravo Sir 👏👏 Well done.

[@juano.o.393]

96 already.

[@metalmamasue3680]

@@juano.o.393 I was listing his age in 2020 which was 94 for his 2nd award as I said in my comment, I'm aware he's now 96 in 2022 or 2 years after his last award 😉😂 NO worries, idk how old I am half the time, I've had enough birthdays anyhow. I'm going to donate the rest of them to charity. 😅

[@pritynapit384]

It broke my heart seeing the hippos crammed in the mud. How can we take so much for ourselves and leave very little for other species?? We have to act now or else we're going to endanger a lot of animals' lives. I really hope we, human beings realize the urgency for the earth to recover.

[@fairy884]

I totally agree, there are some selfish people out there. But together we can make it burst but bettera a "build back better" Joe biden

[@genevamoorecrouch7600]

@@fairy884 kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkckckkkkkkkkkkckkkkkkckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkljjjñijd

[@markscott554]

I was just about to start watching this one after checking the comments for heart-breaking themes. The Ant(Arctic) one is grim, especially in terms of walruses. Brace yourself; it's a tough watch at times, yet we have to see what we've pushed these poor animals to.

[@markdemell6087]

Fear not ,for the CREATOR has a plan!

[@papaflon5419]

@@markdemell6087 get your cult shit out of here

[@davymugire8581]

This whole docu-series is telling us " see these beautiful animals and creatures in the world? well because of you we might never see the again, well done humans"

[@someonelol9956]

Yeah...

[@psychonauty2020]

It is a drag for sure, I would love to learn about these amazing things without being preached at and shitted on. Even if S.D.A. has a lovely voice to be scolded by

[@raypitts4880]

will we see humans again the way covid is ripping us apart it wont be long before we are the endangered species who will save us dont rely on god hes in the best place out of it.

[@slawiethedragon8654]

There are 7 billions of us

[@zetovidillard]

@@psychonauty2020 sometimes that's the only way to cause change and concern

[@Zinzer24]

David Attenborough - What a life! Together with The BBC and now Netflix he has educated us all about the natural world, how to respect and protect nature, wild animals, birds and all kinds of sea and freshwater creatures. Mother Earth is beautiful, please keep her that way and fight for your future on Earth. 🌍❤

[@engegiger]

It will be a gut wrenching sad day when Sir David Attenborough passes away. Turned 98 May 8, 2024. He dedicated his entire life to nature. Watching from Switzerland, Oct. 7, 2024

[@channelLofi]

I love this Our Planeet documentaries. The quality is beyond perfect.

[@hi.340]

Yup

[@ismailbaba6558]

Carlos Javier Rodriguez that proved the existence of its creator

[@homersimpson7713]

@AquaticBoardwalkEngineer -what????? Have you read the Bible...

[@sadsapph3794]

@@homersimpson7713 bruh what

[@heureka4772]

@AquaticBoardwalkEngineer "It is time to grow up and leave the fairy tales behind.": Fairy tales, stories, legends, etc. are mostly not understood, because typical civilized people are alienated to the other / higher level of reality / truth. Caused by the worst disorder / disease at all: "Collective Neurosis". Healable. Erich Fromm said, the the adults of the modern society are not adult.

[@Winistein]

premium content that we can watch freely on KZbin. awesome netflix!

[@DivineSeaDragon]

Smattless they must have deleted it. What did it say?

[@romella_karmey]

@Smattless you're so toxic. Bringing a fuss unto a Nature documentary. Really?

[@somyan8540]

It is important.

[@somyan8540]

I think its because it that important. THE PROFITS DOESN'T MATTER IN THIS CASE ITS MORE IMPORTANT TO HAVE THESE EDUCATING VIDEOS ON KZbin FOR FREE FOR THOSE WHO HAVE INTERNET AT LEAST SOME PEOPLE STILL DON'T HAVE COMPUTERS IN 2020. ISN'T THAT INCREDIBLE? SOME PEOPLE HAVE SEEN COMPUTERS BUT DON'T KNOW HOW TO USE IT , ISN'T THAT AMAZING? THESE EPISODES ARE ABOUT OUR PLANET, I THINK THAT'S WHY IS IMPORTANT.

[@somyan8540]

I understand where you are coming from, that's a good point of you, I agree with you too. However not one person is born who can satisfy and please all of the minds and opinions of the whole of the World. Maybe is the majority of peoples request?

[@davissing3313]

I've watched so many of these over the years that his voice feels like family

[@engegiger]

It will be a gut wrenching sad day when Sir David Attenborough passes away. Turned 98 May 8, 2024. He dedicated his entire life to nature. Watching from Switzerland, Oct. 7, 2024

[@amcgeckos]

This is the best Sir David Attenborough Nature Documentaries for sure. I absolutely love this whole series!! A huge THANK YOU NETFLIX FOR SHARING!! It truly heartbreaking to hear what devastation we have caused to our own planet!! Really hope this opens people's eyes!!!

[@mvs9122]

It is a beautiful documentary but also commercial for Netflix and brainwashing propaganda for global warming. Ask yourself why would Netflix just let you watch this for free without commercials? I enjoy the video but don't buy the BS that they are selling.

[@marissadang3784]

the caiman slowly blinking with a butterfly on its head is giving me immense joy

[@speedup7845]

Beautiful wallpapers for your screen =))

[@Bryanseas]

And then seeing the butterfly go back to troll it by landing right above it again gives me appreciation for hands and arms. Everytime i let a fly troll me itll constantly land on lets say my shoulder until i wave my hand. Had i had trex arms like aric the alligator here, id be pissed off wit it shitting on my forhead all day

[@mnergizci]

Actually, watching documentaries was my childhood hobby to relax and dream. Nowadays, I have started watching them again to feel relaxed and learn new things. Thanks a lot, David Attenborough, for taking me back to my childhood!

[@Kimmy-pw8tm]

Sir David Attenborough has given the rest of us a gift. The knowledge through his eyes.

[@engegiger]

It will be a gut wrenching sad day when Sir David Attenborough passes away. Turned 98 May 8, 2024. He dedicated his entire life to nature. Watching from Switzerland, Oct. 7, 2024

[@kahkashaidrisi8752]

Anyone here in 2024 😊

[@Cleeon]

Yes, now I will watching this documentary again, but on TV

[@Itz_Mothii]

Boutta go to sleep to this lol

[@hninpwintphyu8948]

here

[@1284LLP]

Present

[@MommaHonu7]

Nov 23, 2024 ✅

[@nijoyjohn4366]

The Moment i heard Sir Davids voice that's the moment i decided i might sit through the entire 48 Min just to hear his magical voice and narration

[@KM-sq7yf]

@Janet Schock Yes, a legend!

[@ТатьянаМузыченко-в4л]

Yes!

[@charliedillon1400]

He sounds like an American trying to do a ridiculous overacted British accent.

[@homersimpson7713]

He's the best.

[@dontworryaboutit5989]

Lol he narrates this series, planet earth, frozen planet, and planet earth 2 that I know of.

[@midknight198]

David Attenborough's voice is the icing on the cake. Just perfect

[@engegiger]

It will be a gut wrenching sad day when Sir David Attenborough passes away. Turned 98 May 8, 2024. He dedicated his entire life to nature. Watching from Switzerland, Oct. 7, 2024

[@dreamer33ish]

As we’ve come to expect the phenomenal results of all the cameraman and staff…just stop and think…how on earth do they get so close ? Sometimes it’s doesn’t seem they are actually anywhere ….that’s how damn experienced the crews are,and all done in the name of Nature! Sir David Attenborough is the cream to top it all off….I’ve learnt more about our beautiful planet from his programs than all my past teachers put together! He is and will be remembered as the most prolific narrator of all time….also his love and devotion for all living things,including our planet, makes all his assorted programs so real..and his joy of it all shows on his face and a twinkle in his eyes! God bless you Sir David. X

[@engegiger]

It will be a gut wrenching sad day when Sir David Attenborough passes away. Turned 98 May 8, 2024. He dedicated his entire life to nature. Watching from Switzerland, Oct. 7, 2024

[@rofiziyusoff2246]

by saving the nature we are saving ourselves

[@markdemell6087]

Corporations don't care ,they are the demons causing all of the destruction ,you and I have very little to do with any of this destruction. The meek shall inherit the EARTH!

[@crosh9925]

@@markdemell6087 Mark calm down who hurt you

[@angelblaz3645]

I love this Our Planeet documentaries. The quality is beyond perfect.

[@funnyswangoosething5088]

Mark Demell and we keep feeding the corporations, fisheries, meat factories, to companies which uses plastic packaging, you can’t avoid them, as we buy things day by day we are guilty even if it’s just a fraction.

[@lorienrosenaval0707]

true

[@emilardiansyah9349]

Watching nature documentaries is very frustrating nowadays, because so much destructions we have made to nature

[@helicopter_traffic]

Smattless while I agree that we’re losing our minds far too much over the environment it’s not like Earth is doing fine regardless of us either. Deforestation threatens biodiversity on a massive scale, for example, and this documentary series does a pretty good job naming plenty of things that have been destroyed. Overfishing has also seriously messed up environments across the planet. The fact that for every destroyed ecosystem you can name two that are flourishing doesn’t actually change the facts, it just puts them into perspective but since the value of life is so subjective the scale is pointless anyways.

[@thmsrttg]

@@helicopter_traffic Yes You’re right about that

[@baparyinternetdose-bid9188]

You commented this on every videos in Netflix shame on you

[@romella_karmey]

@Smattless uhm water pollution, air pollution, noise pollution. We usurp lands of wildlife habitat. Overly exploiting natural resources, marine animals being eaten to extinction. Most of their predators die because they don't have any preys to eat to begin with. We are making species extinct faster than we discover them. 🙄Nuclear explosions.. what else?? I can name a lot. This virus is the cleansing ritual of Mother Nature. We are the real virus.

[@sherifahmed7441]

Smattless You are one of these idiots who listen to conspiracy theory.

[@saghibiya]

Cinematography, shots, and everything about this documentary are absolutely fabulous..... but Everybody talks about the shots and the effort behind them, no one talks about the magnificent power that creates these creatures, scenes, nature, and the mind of the cinematographers.

[@FreedomForKashmir]

This documentary series alone can bring a lot of noticeable change in the world .... as now it's available for free on KZbin. A lots of people will get inspiration to conserve water. More such and more detailed documentaries should be produced and made available for free on platforms like KZbin.

[@Iamthat1082]

"MADARCHOT" TUM GADDAR JAB TAK PEDA HONGE TAB TAK . NATURE ALWAYS DESTROYS

[@FreedomForKashmir]

@@Iamthat1082 I think you need treatment as well .... now wait for me

[@dhanushchandranakkalakunta151]

@@Iamthat1082 asshole 🖕

[@shravansays]

@@Iamthat1082 Relax Bhai, We have no right to abuse each another.

[@Iamthat1082]

@@shravansays i love all..bro. and i appriciate you. BUT THESE PEOPLES DESTROYS 70 years of JAMMU KASHMIR PEOPLES WILL. NOW THE TIME TO DEVASTATE THESE BULLSHITS. RAISE YOUR VOICE AND I WANT SOME DEVLOPMENT IN KASHMIR. BETTER LIFE &WELL FUTURE FOR KASHMIR PEOPLES. THEY ALL MY BROTHER & SISTERS.

[@Stormsong93]

Man, we are such a selfish, demanding overpopulated species. Really saddens me when I watch documentaries like this.

[@anthonypatterson8796]

Well there's one nation thats less than 5% of the Earths population yet uses 25% of its resources, can you guess who that is? Don't put that on the whole species.

[@user-vd4ut3ib8z]

We are so selfish ...... every human living in a city with lots of water should see this!!!!!! How these animals struggle to get water just because of us .... every drop counts

[@abhi2511768]

@@anthonypatterson8796 The United States of America has adequate resources for their population...the other countries should do the same or control their own population!

[@stefanbebrevski6837]

@@abhi2511768 The United States of America consume much much more resources than the other countries. You are the one to consider controlling the population

[@abhi2511768]

@@stefanbebrevski6837 Let them (USA) consume...how is it their problem if they have the resources or can afford to import them while some other countries can't? Absolutely agreed, India is one of those other countries who needs to control the pollution...I have one kid and no more...I'm doing my bit 😉

[@raiaman7]

19:30 Igauzu waterfall - Amazon rainforest 27:30 Lake tanganyika 32:30 Mekong river SEAsia 37:45 Ruaha Tanzania elephants & wildlife in East Africa 45:00 Platte river Nebraska - Sandhills cranes

[@mnur3222]

I haven't ever seen a animals documentaries like this. It was made like a movie. I hope all of you who make this movie always health end keep make other great documentaries.

[@janakjodhan7982]

... because animals do not drink salt (ocean) water ...

[@hilmannajib]

I'd say the BBC one is better than this, try watch it

[@netweed09]

It's Sir David magic ,)

[@wasti16bit]

49 minutes straight of high quality wallpaper

[@lilybecca7460]

Fr

[@vibezz127]

Yep

[@vibezz127]

@Deaven Snyder lol

[@namanraheja60]

true

[@idontevenlikepotatoesthatm5947]

25:17 There's your wallpaper.

[@panpap2836]

These documentaries give meaning and beauty to my life! A million thanks to all people involved in making these miracles of nature known to us!

[@m.6343]

These our planet series are really great and informational. I know it is hard to make them specially such a delicate moments of smallest to largest species are not easy to capture. These people do a great job and deserve hundreds of thumbs up. My great thanks to all of them :)

[@sharondahunan1188]

Many thanks 😊 Netflix for giving us such high quality nature documentary.

[@MyLe-pg1vh]

Our planet is so beautiful, yet not everyone appreciates it. Thank you for making this documentary available to us.

[@whitexchina]

I appreciate it!

[@khininginger2573]

I can’t express the joy of watching this Videos, Mesmerised by the beauty of nature and hearing Sir David Attenborough narration and at the same time sad by how evil we human are. I wish we appreciate nature more.

[@Jobrèmas]

I am satisfied by way the narrator narrates the whole story. I discover many others, but this is the best voice narrator I ever heard as a foreign

[@sm0kingpotatos262]

This is one of the most beautiful documentaries I've every seen it really inspired me and made me realize that we need to fix how we treat this amazing planet, because if we don't it could be the end of what we all know as Earth. Our Planet should keep making episodes if possible because every night I watch one I can't wait to see another one and show off what I learned. I feel like people really need to know that we don't have much time to fix what we have done.

[@governormtindah8404]

And yet another reason why I love watching documentaries, so beautiful and the same time heartbreaking to see what climate change has done.

[@jimmydean123123]

It's not.

[@christophermccutcheon2143]

I don't think I've ever been so touched by nature as these fresh water events :/ I don't even know why. I just find it so beautiful and I want to go and witness them in person

[@Paylala]

The sequence where they transition from mayflies to King Fisher and Osprey dives was, for me, probably one of the most gorgeous footage and musical pairings I've ever seen in a nature special. Maybe tied with Planet Earth 2's bit transitioning from Caribou migration into a wolf chase

[@michelbuhl]

dwagawesgw123

[@SDandRnRoll]

A timestamp would have been nice

[@sadpotato6997]

"We are not alone for our need of water" 💔

[@relaxingfiresound]

If you’re reading this & you’re in a bad mental place, I love u so much and you’re gonna feel better one day. I'm so proud of you for letting yourself keep existing in the world, you’re wonderful, you’re good and you will be okay.

[@zibrown-h1u]

It’s absolutely amazing how I was texting my significant other while watching this video. At the moment I received a disturbing text from her, I decided to put the text down and pay attention to the documentary. I looked down and read your message. & I felt as if God was sending me a message. Thank you so very much for making this post. I felt better instantly after reading it. ❤ You’re good for the soul

[@byn669]

The quality is so perfect 🤩 the cinematography and narration is making me love our planet even more. Thank you Netflix 😊

[@mvl7400]

David Attenborough’s voice is the purest form of ASMR in the universe

[@jeimmysandoval1969]

Our planet is AMAZING! Thank you for this magnificent episode, I appreciate the effort of each of the people who were part of this documentary🌎

[@toddolson573]

Our WORLD, our EARTH. It's not a planet. So many have been deceived to think that they live on a spinning ball chasing a fire ball thru the solar system that it has become insane to think so.

[@PodcastInShort]

We must watch our actions. Whatever we do has great impact on others. We must not forget that we will be accountable for the amount of water we waste.

[@Love-jf7rs]

Sounds right -the Final Judgement

[@WallStreetBruh]

Timestamps: 01:12 🌍 Freshwater scarcity in arid regions is a pressing issue. 02:52 ☁ Monsoon-triggered rains transform Australia's desert into a temporary lake. 05:53 🦢 Pelicans in Lake Eyre must raise chicks quickly before the lake dries. 06:59 ❄ Polar ice stores a significant portion of the world's freshwater. 11:06 🐟 Dams disrupt salmon migrations, impacting both fish and predators.

[@accesorioslindapaula]

Thank you to Netflix for sharing the content. It's a great way to improve my English level. And of course I love David Attenboroug documentaries. Thank you so much.

[@ShakilHashmi]

My cherished dream is to be able to see Sir David Attenborough in person. And I fear the day, when we will not have such a great person with us anymore. May God give him a long healthy life.

[@chelseaa3374]

Sections for reference 1:34 Intro to Fresh Water/Desert of central Australia pelican colony 6:57 Journey of frozen water- torrent ducks, salmon, brown bears fishing 12:55 rainbow river, underground water, manatees 16:35 spring rivers, mayflies, king fisher, osprey 19:33 waterfalls, Amazon, pantanal, jaguar hunting capybara and caiman 27:18 Lake Tanginika, cichlid fish competing with shells, emperor cichlid 32:27 Mekong River floods, Siamese fighting fish bubble nest, fishermen 37:35 Tanzanian elephants searching for water, hippos mud fight, lions hunting buffalo at water hole 44:59 Platte River in Nebraska, Sandhill cranes

[@rab3220]

I sincerely hope that they pay their wildlife photographers well enough. These videos are amazing!

[@martymcfly9457]

its 2021.... drones.... drones !!! drones... buddy :D

[@AnthonySluissi]

What a strange concern

[@mynamethog1151]

@@___meph___4547 no I had this concern as well haha, because Netflix is uploading this on KZbin a free platform, without even any ads. Makes you wonder how much the photographers actually make from these films if Netflix can afford to do this

[@Cecil_Augus]

Narrators favorite expressions and words: 1 - Thrive 2 - Moisture 3 - The clock is ticking 4 - Riverbeds 5 - Cubs

[@allahsid3180]

Pedro Leão In fact in this episode he used the word water more. Who would‘ve thought

[@augus255]

you forgot 'abundant'

[@Cecil_Augus]

@@allahsid3180 the thing is overall. but David goes in extasy when "Thrive" comes in

[@Cecil_Augus]

@@augus255 "bull" is a good one missing too

[@noncanon_event]

Also he loves adding "strong" at the end of a number. Million strong, ten thousand strong...etc

[@ItzBloomArt-mi9bh]

Who is watching this again 2024 👇😌✨ (And also making you cry! Mesmerising! And the best narrator ever!!)

[@jeceliecanda9192]

This is so beautiful and yet so heartbreaking. 💔🌏🙏🙏

[@JPTVIDEOS4U]

David attenborough makes me love geography and science of our planet. I have always been a fan of david attenborough,he is a legend😊

[@engegiger]

Sir David Attenborough, please

[@josephinepee811]

Amazing! Spectacular all around. Most are just mesmerizing, gave me goosebumps. Thank you, Sir David Attenborough. Nature movies wouldn't be the same without you. Great fan here from Northern Canada.

[@muhamednishab]

I CANT COUNT HOW MANY GOOSEBUMPS GOTTEN ME..

[@markh9755]

It's so beautiful because of the nature, yet so heartbreaking because we are destroying it.

[@katorochill382]

Masaoooo

[@vedantsridhar8378]

Then DON'T destroy it, my lord. I am reducing plastic usage, separating waste properly and don't even own a car. I hope you're doing the same too.

[@jimmydean123123]

Lol. Where do you live?

[@rslwannabe9475]

Yea, but theres also the other aspect. Would these species do the same if they where the dominant species? Probably We are nature too. We just have enough power to decide what happens.

[@rslwannabe9475]

Ill tell you why (IF other human species have existed) where sucessful. They most likely didn't populate the world, but a city sized section. They would have a shitton more resources, wouldn't be destroying the earth, would have less people to take care of, and could research and function better. And that is why sacrifices most likely happened, to keep the city limit.

[@aarongamingchannel401]

41:10 is the best part when bird wants to ride instead to fly.

[@razvanruse68]

Damn , i dont have netflix yet but i enjoy OUR PLANET

[@veritas41photo]

The largest waterfalls on Earth... Forming part of the border between Brazil and Venezuela... Amazing cinematography! Wonderful! Beautiful! Kudos!😮

[@TheLaughingDove]

If you want to see just how different things are now, I recommend watching these videos from the 70s, the 80s, the 00s. There are sights in them that no longer exist on this world, in film, for you to see and realize the gravity of our situation.

[@seansmith3058]

Some things have gone up and down, like rhino and elephant populations, but I get your point.

[@shaneshane5414]

Really sad! Seems like Humans are earth’s worst enemy 😢 Saw an article that China build dam upstream of Mekong and now effected every other countries downstream.

[@jileszeed8391]

like its many other episodes, this one in particular through its entire run, is packed with such picturesque shots, frame by frame, that i was all the time enjoying the visual indulgence. aside of course from its very informative & insightful dash. WOW.

[@ReemHamasha]

I almost cried at 35:50 It is beyond beautiful!

[@geoffworsnop5726]

That couple fish ,😇😍

[@UniqueTouch]

I love land and animal documentaries! It's like being their in real life in real time it's just Amazing!!. Thank you to All involved from the desk of thought to the choreographers to Audio mix & master guys to the narrator etc etc etc !!. Thank you and plz keep bringing us to par on our planet issues . Amen.

[@cestlavie7361]

2 minutes of silence for those who haven't found this yet and especially for those who disliked it

[@stuartlittlebdg]

Watching this just like not see a documentary...it just like watching a very very amazing movie...i could watch it all day...

[@Arael4]

Don't know which is greater between Sir David's voice and the actual footage. What a legend!

[@alessioborriello5768]

Concordo pienamente con te

[@mornettepotgieter3034]

Thank you Netflix. Heartbreaking and horrifying how sick the human race has become killing everything even each other. Mother Nature gives us all we need.. We need to be the positive changes we want to see in our world people . Schools need to be teaching our children who are the future of our world to love and protect and cherish nature. Love and light to our world.

[@lezzman]

First of all, let me preface what I'm about to say by letting you know that for the past eight years I have been living with severe depressive disorder, so my view is going to be somewhat jaded. I grew up in the 1970s watching with fascination the documentaries of David Attenborough. "Life on Earth" introduced me to this man who continued with programs such as "The Living Planet", "The First Eden", "The Trials of Life" and probably my favourite, "Life in the Freezer". There are dozens of others but I won't go through the entire list here. Summing it up, David Attenborough was my hero. I learned so much from his programs that no school curriculum could ever come close. Then, after 2000, the narrative seemed to change. Programs like "State of the Planet", "Planet Earth", "The Truth about Climate Change" and many more. This latest instalment, while as always, incredible with its stunning visuals and intimate views of world-wide fauna and flora continue to tell me that the world is deteriorating and it's my fault. Because of me, dams are drying up rivers. Because of me, wild lands are being converted to agricultural farmlands. Because of me, virgin forests are disappearing to make tables, chairs, pianos and countless other commodities to the exclusion of the wild creatures that inhabited those forests. I do understand that the world is suffering from the industrialisation that mankind has developed. But using language like "we", "us" or "our" hits a nerve that makes me feel worse about myself than I already did. I never chopped down a single tree, never once dammed a river and whenever I came across a wild animal, I treated it with respect and sometimes even befriended a few. Urban kangaroos will often happily approach if you have a handful of rice cakes. So why try to make me feel guilty by saying that "we" are destroying habitats? Put the blame where it lies...the governments, corporations and over-zealous agriculturalists who put these destructive activities in place with little to no remediation. I love nature and do whatever I can to help the tiny area in which I live. Please stop making me feel like the degradation of the world is down to me. Please, David. Be my hero again.

[@tsheringyolmo9700]

Sir David Attenborough is evergreen as this beautiful nature.

[@lukaskaras4956]

These pictures are just incredible. Just looking at it makes me feel more happy

[@jamzy01]

The kingfisher diving part is truly spectacular and so beautiful.

[@DrRECM]

Thank you to making it OPEN for "everybody" to watch.

[@sandranchindo]

The hippos, elephants and lions @40:00 broke my heart😢 Elephants are so smart😊

[@bgmrelaxation2664]

I would like to thank the narrator the camera crew, and all of you who put together this spectacular documentry for us

[@elanthegreat2302]

I truly appreciate y'all uploading full episodes of "our planet" if it isn't david attenborough it's not the same. I wish you guys would upload more free full animal planet stuff, especially david attenborough stuff. This is really relaxing to watch. I love animal planet type of documentaries. I wish netflix added more on the app it's self. I feel like there's no app that has a decent amount. I mean I've watched almost every david attenborough doc can't find anyone better that makes me emotionally connect like David does. I try every app. And they all have boring or just not this kinda stuff. It's very frustrating cuz you would think animal planet docs would be the easiest freest thing around. But it's not unfortunately. Y'all got a bunch of weird full episodes.. this the only real content right here y'all producing lol Please upload more david attenborough

[@KyleNornIreland]

David is a Legend and a National Treasure His Voice is so Relaxing and Soothing

[@engegiger]

It will be a gut wrenching sad day when Sir David Attenborough passes away. Turned 98 May 8, 2024. He dedicated his entire life to nature. Watching from Switzerland, Oct. 7, 2024

[@Fardeenzzz]

Extraordinary, Mind Boggling, Spectacular, Overwhelming, The best documentary on mother nature i have ever seen in my life. Though at the starting of the video, i was enjoying the view the videography the narration but it didn’t went the same till the end. I was not able to express the pain i felt at the end of the video. We as human needs to take care of our nature, animals, plants, wildlife, or else there’ll be just a memory of them & we’ll never ever see them again. I hope we as humans will do justice with our planet without being greedy for ourselves. Thank you Netflix for this amazing, mind blowing, and extremely informative documentary. I Pledge to take care of my mother earth and i need all of us to take part & build the earth a better place for all. ❤️🌍❤️

[@جراح-غ10ر]

قال الله سبحانه وتعالى (هَٰذَا خَلْقُ اللَّهِ فَأَرُونِي مَاذَا خَلَقَ الَّذِينَ مِن دُونِهِ ۚ بَلِ الظَّالِمُونَ فِي ضَلَالٍ مُّبِين)

[@GOW.2006]

الله اکبر ماشالله

[@UnderstandingCompassion]

If you are reading this, it doesn't matter where you are right now on this planet, I wish you a wonderful night and a happy, peaceful life where all your dreams come true ❤️

[@sarah_maritza]

to me this documentary is like a painting, work of art, thank you, it's beyond beautiful ❤️

[@1998topornik]

Shell collecting fish was my favourite part of this episode.

[@_andresss07]

This refreshed my soul, thank you!

[@PeterBrown349]

It's just peaceful to listen Sir David Attenborough's voice

[@tessellatiaartilery8197]

Wow, absolutely mind blowing figures about amount of water made by the Amazon rain forest. What an education this is as well as so engagingly and skillfully shot/cinematographies. Am completely addicted to this series and recommending it to every human I know.

[@yanaavinez3798]

When I said “Netflix and chill” i meant these ❤️

[@andrewj3177]

God damn right

[@Ochayathelegend]

Yessssssssss!!!

[@taddurrenberger3672]

a good ben & jerry's flavor too!

[@abujoyce]

Alot of effort has gone into this documentary. Kudos to all those behind it .

[@Mia-wr7xc]

Nobody better to narrate nobody more kind and awesome then David Attenborough ❣️🌳🌿🕊️🦁🐯🐶🦊🐸🐴🦓🐗🐮🦝🐊🐍🐁🐀🐇🐆🐄🐂🐃🦬🐏🐑🐐🦌🦙🦥🦧🐒🦍🦫🦨🦦🦡🦜🐥🦩🐬🦈🦃🦞🐟🐠🦑🐙🪲🐛🪳🐝🦭🐧🦉❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍

[@rohitchat5538]

David Attenborough one of the most loud voice of nature I had been ever ever listened most exciting knowledge about nature thank you so much sir David Attenborough ❤️🙏❤️👏👏👏👏👏

[@DrPlatypus1]

The drama between the shell-gathering fish is HYSTERICAL! 🤣

[@murtazashabbir4587]

THANK YOU NETFLIX!!! Thank You for producing this and bringing so much to light. The production quality, the music, the imagery and ofcourse Sir David Attenborough are beyond amazing and spectacular! Deepest congratulations! I hope this series is a success and I urge everyone to please watch it so that they may make more of this.

[@fikent5252]

Netflix didn’t produce this, the BBC did & Netflix bought a few of these documentaries. Don’t thank the wrong people !!!!

[@murtazashabbir4587]

@@fikent5252 a little too late to be salty about it bruv.

[@ngavuthi2978]

truly admire the beauty and greatness of nature. the story of little thief fish is so hilarious. thank Netflix for this so much good series.