Ocean Life. Documentary: Unveiling the Mysteries Beneath the Waves

[@shathaolofsson5901]

WoW . Fantastic Nature lifes all Animals . Birds . Fish . Communicate each others Wonderful Life ! God bless Gorgeous Life ! 👍💯😘🌹😇😊

[@yolandapepito5469]

Gandang hpon kuya val.. Stay safe and healthy

[@r1explode1]

It’s AWESOME to have a nature show to go along with the FIVE BILLION COMMERCIALS every TWO MINUTES! 😡

[@lilmike2710]

Come off the $9 for Premium.. 😳 wyba. There's no such thing as free, and free doesn't mean free.

[@breAnnasmama]

This Is one of my favorite narrators and documentaries. I’ve seen it several times over the years. I enjoy the narrative and delivery 😂 with the whole theme of co- tenants and whatnot 😂. Always a pleasure to enjoy this one , even if I’ve seen it multiple times, if it’s been a while between, there are still parts I’m sure to have forgotten 😂. Please share more of these many lovely existing documentaries!!! I def. Will happily watch and subscribe! I wish the networks and producers of so much of this content would just share their content here freely ( and without ads lol) But anyway, there are so many channels on here that try to pass off these wildlife films like they’re somehow affiliated or had anything remotely to do with the actual entities that produced or own rightfully, the content those channels steal, as they change titles to avoid copyright infringement etc and detection via KZbin, so while I’ll view the content bc I enjoy it so much, I hate that those random people exploit it and selfishly profit off it when they have nothing to do with it in any way, so it’s nice to enjoy content where a channel is simply just sharing it and isn’t bombarding each video with ads or trying to dishonestly come off as if they’re affiliated, so I’m def. Grateful for that!! Hope to see plenty more lovely narrated wildlife content! Take care.

[@ambersikkink1468]

Kvt

[@sandrakiefler4649]

IKR!? 😅 it’s quite a unique style/structure of the narrative and charming imo. Yea…I was that weird kid who watched docs instead of the more traditional kids shows 😅 So I’m not exaggerating when I say that I’ve probably watched thousands of docs in my life My favorite type are the wildlife ones…tho I especially love prehistoric/extinct ones most, therefore I’d be super stoked if they covered more of that stuff on here😉👍😅 tho I seriously doubt that there’s any decent ones that I haven’t seen but I’m semi hopeful that it may be one that I may have forgot that it existed that I’d want to see again oss🤷‍♀️🤞😀

[@macemcguire6772]

48:35 sharks 🦈 and 28:11beautiful music 🎶 55:50 GREAT WHITE SHARK 🦈🦈

[@Teddy_Graham]

Great narration.

[@SignapanJohnrie]

Very nice nature's for the see❤❤❤

[@TheCmullerj]

Amaizing how right voice needed for such documentaries

[@araceliharder2408]

Breathtaking.

[@963ag]

I had no idea that some fish can emit sounds! And I have been be an avid watcher of ocean documentaries for decades.

[@allantruong7031]

“Water, the liquid that oceans are made of”

[@Mira-rn1xt]

Lmao😂😂😂 what a way to start a documentary!

[@charliecoesr7921]

Sounds like Sir David Attenborough

[@r1explode1]

😂

[@Gamingwithniyo]

❤it was very nice 👍🙂

[@christineMaccallum-uo3qx]

Nature is all around us about and more events and stories and facts and interesting event and other stuff and more creepy things and stuff so listen and learn for more information 😁

[@TyrWu1f]

1:18:15 I love how they demonize the shark as a ruthless killer right after the seal "understandably" kills a fledgling gannet for just a bite or two of the belly. At least sharks eat the whole thing and don't just kill for fun.

[@diegosamolde8336]

#GteatVideo❤

[@yolandapepito5469]

Wow❤️

[@williamscoggin1509]

I think the sharks were trying to go into a feeding frenzy on what they thought was an injured chart laying belly-up on the floor of the ocean

[@leticiawashington]

I Love the Documentary It was interesting to learn about the animals under sea ❤❤❤😊

[@abelardogonzales8283]

All fishes have their own kind of survival and also other creatures and species that live under ocean waters! It's a fascinating and interesting documentary! Thanks for sharing and uploading this video!!

[@michaelleftwich8186]

I've seen a video where people are actually trapping and killing Lion Fish. They're calling them an invasive species that has gotten out of control.

[@LtPickles]

Great video, I actually watched it during a sprovato(think therapeutic ketamine-very brief, but very trippy experience) treatment for ptsd from a law enforcement career however, I am also a complete science nerd as well as a constitutional academic-very wired combination, I know. Anyway, I am always disappointed when an otherwise good video makes a rookie mistake when confusing poison and venom. Anemones have venom, not “poison.” It is located in their nematocysts, stinging cells, and is injected into prey or predators as a defense. “Poison” is something that is ingested or absorbed.

[@sampangclan5810]

😊😊😊à😊😊😊😊

[@JolynJessica]

The sharks don't seem to be self aware but seem to see the mirror as another shark. so while the mirror was standing up it was to the sharks :just anothetr live shark. when it fell to the bottom it was probably seen as a dead or week one and they have to get rid of it to keep the swarm strong.

[@ibtesamyasser9008]

كل الاحترام والتقدير لكل مصور خاطر بالتقاط تلك الصور ،المشاهد لا تقدر بثمن والهادفة انتم تسلطون الأضواء على الاشياء،المشرقة في اعماق البحار والمحيطات والغوض وتعرضون انفسكم للمخاطر من اجل المعرفة والعلم مااجمل اعماق البحار فهو غني بلمخلوقات البحرية شي ملفت للنظر شكرا لكم جمعيا يالله وشكرا لكل طاقم العمل الناجح والمميز ٠❤❤❤😂 ‏‪٠

[@smilewhenyoucoulddoit_AB]

Nothing to be then stay here.

[@ChrisHeck-cy4zo]

is the sardine run protected by conservation laws? it's unusual human predators don't join in and kill many of the fish and mammals without regard

[@MatheMatiks]

Yes, the sardine run is subject to conservation laws. These regulations aim to balance ecological concerns with local fishing activities. The protection of this natural phenomenon helps prevent overfishing and ensures the safety of associated marine species. The involvement of human predators is limited to avoid disrupting this delicate ecosystem and to maintain the natural balance.

[@johnespisito6079]

😮😮😮😮😮😮The fact that he says scientist can understand why the sharks had so much interest when the mirror fell flat on the ocean floor goes to show there all dummies and we cant believe other stuff that they say they have actually do understand

[@Gesus_23]

Cadbury roses SHOULD be soft in the middle! FCK the hard ones bruh…

[@lauraczwalinna8357]

Too much ads to sleep 😢

[@P3DR0JU4R32]

What’s the narrator’s name?

[@tonyyeehaw69]

I just tape a carrot to my bow worked grate… Chap and effective

[@EvonneLindiwe]

Lol ❤

[@glennquagmire1747]

This must be old documentary because the picture quality is poor. 👎👎

[@amalahing4833]

this is entirely ai generated

[@charliecoesr7921]

Not the narrator