One in a Billion Moments in Nature - Best of 2024!

[@wowtveng66]

Thank for watching . Stay tuned to WOWTV because we'll be back with more amazing footage. 😍😍

[@Christin5554]

this takes way too long!

[@rover5788]

This is the most amazing and beautiful video I have ever seen!!!!! Thank you!😀

[@wowtveng66]

I'm glad you like it

[@NazmulHaque-o2v]

WOW WOW WOW.Thank you❤️😍👍

[@wowtveng66]

Big thanks for your time!

[@RichardRhodes-r5q]

This universe and everything that’s in it is pure magic PFM

[@mikesahle1193]

Thank you 🙏 great 👍 🎥video for new year 👏👏👏🎊🎈🎆👋☮️

[@Keving3]

Look, I love it and videos like this but at least 2 items I know were misrepresented, probably a few more since I don't pretend to know everything. Still, you got so so may great clips you would need a staff of grad students to explain every clip perfectly (or David Attenborough) Keep u p the good work :)

[@jasonlapadot8381]

The rocks that glow under ultraviolet light are .fluorescing. A phenomenon named after the mineral fluorite. The very vividly orange glow to the Rock scene in the man's hands is probably due to a mineral called calcite. People would be surprised at just how many stones out there fluorescent under black lights or ultraviolet lights. They are actually far more common than you would think and usually pretty easy to find. These come in many different colors from Blue to Orange to paint red white and many other colors. The color is very due to different amounts of certain minerals present in the rock.

[@pennyhowlingforthewolveswyatt]

Wheres the cover photo?

[@DanielTeck-c9t]

Looks lyk blood frm d flamingo

[@EinarFrigland]

Japan eartquake: "EVERYONE WAS FINE", you say. 281 people died, THEY say.

[@deborahross4868]

In America we don’t do meters and liters, so I quit watching. Include US.

[@barbarabozzelli7822]

Some really cool videos. I would like to know what they're called. You didn't give names to too many. Needed to stop watching.