Our Planet | One Planet | FULL EPISODE | Netflix

Experience our planet's natural beauty and examine how climate change impacts all living creatures in this ambitious documentary of spectacular scope.
In this episode: Witness the planet's breathtaking diversity -- from seabirds carpet-bombing the ocean to wildebeests eluding the wild dogs of the Serengeti.
For more about how to save our planet please visit www.ourplanet.com/en/video/ho...
Download free educational resources at www.ourplanet.com/en/schools-...
US Rating: TV-PG. Parental guidance suggested.
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[@fvckinfool101]

If you cannot sleep, David Attenborough's voice is so calming along with the ocean sound effects.

[@GladiFan]

I h the first day and it is the best thing to get into it all over and I hope I get a better idea on how I feel when I'm on my feet or not and not be a

[@GladiFan]

I have to be honest with the people

[@GladiFan]

I have been working with my family and friends

[@GladiFan]

I have been thinking

[@GladiFan]

I have to say I'm not going for sure if you can help but it might take some of the cost to be in your house or the place I was thinking it was just about to go out of your life to make a living room with your own house in your

[@sandhanitizer15]

30:50 🤣 those 3 birds waiting in suspense to see if their dance worked is absolutely amazing.

[@luzma7991]

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[@aisharandhawa912]

😂

[@francescapatti2934]

The birds had me dead😂 you can FEEL the apprehension😂

[@Randomeris1]

Wingmen

[@karsulf9565]

Bro that bird lasted more inside than me 😢

[@DreamSurferRelaxation]

To anybody reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind may clarity replace confusion. And may peace and calmness fill your life.

[@azfirewiseify]

Knock that garbage off. Life is wonderful don’t be an idiot feigning sympathy for others so you can get likes. It’s disgusting!

[@smplr6775]

likewise 🙏

[@halimtholley8662]

🙏🏾

[@camysimi9981]

THANK YOU I REALLY NEEDED THIS RIGHT NOW even though Im seeing this a year later I still want to say just THANK YOU!May God bless You too🥹🙏🏼❤️🫶🏼

[@adamemam2223]

Thanks bro

[@Yaaq_uut]

Who watching in 2024 ? ❤

[@mercieboroff]

I am . ❤

[@sevinchxoshimova2600]

Me!

[@muhammadhridoy44]

😊

[@mdarifulislam3555]

I am

[@user-rf6cd2rd7s]

I am.

[@carlosdavison]

I seen in the news that they've put these on KZbin for free at the request of teachers during the COVID-19 pandemic. They've always allowed teachers access to educational documentaries via Netflix for free (so they can show students in class), but now teachers are having to move classes online. Very commendable to see a global big fish putting education before making an extra buck! Well done Netflix!

[@ashish00007]

Yea and they didn't even put ads on here

[@alok9048]

yes

[@56prakash95]

Teachers of which country said that this series was uploaded for free on KZbin My salute to whoever said🙏 Many many thanks to Netflix ❤️🙏 🇮🇳

[@ptitprince3164]

.

[@glipk]

Yes a really good job by Netflix

[@tnitin1025]

This documentary deserves an Oscar.

[@panjinurhidayatulloh6399]

agreed, this is the most beautiful documentary I have ever seen.

I prefer planet earth more than this

[@LadyCrimson25]

Totally AGREE

[@breAnnasmama]

It deserves some pointless little idol that hollyweird parades around for status and worth and symbols of recognition? Yeah ok ...

[@pinkbunbunella]

@@breAnnasmama bruh

[@-nath-7837]

David Attenborough and his narrations are simply incredible. I've always had an interest in wildlife and nature documentaries and to me David Attenborough narrating them completes it for me. Such an iconic voice and what a legend

[@sandib4234]

Yes he sure is 💗

[@hannahcooper4302]

His voice is so comforting, it’s like a warm hug on a rainy day

[@jameltaras411]

You could feel his enthusiasm and acumen through the ride

[@elynxia01]

YES

[@secretagent86]

He is the best narrator ever. My opinion at least

[@Hiswordandme]

Spending a quiet day in and watching documentaries like this really does bring a sense of comfort.

[@awa418]

trew~

[@dario.gangemi2643]

fr

[@stasiascani]

Comfort? I'am all in tears fearing the future for all the living souls on the planet...

[@heminapatel3681]

That little flamingo chick that fell over just crushed my heart!

[@zarahalora7567]

IKR!! 😫😫😰😔

[@ethanxfei6780]

i cried omg 😩

[@adgsfh6607]

They must have helped the little flamingo if they did please inform

[@documentingyourlife8336]

I dont want to think about what happened to it or i will cry. :(

[@Ominester]

@@documentingyourlife8336 I died

[@sovietmolotov250]

I used to find these programs beyond boring when I was a kid but now I appreciate every second of my existence thanks to David Attenborough

[@rayxx924]

Me too 😭

[@lukaskaras4956]

exactly

[@chelseaadkins6792]

I loveddd these when i was a kid i had the planet earth dvd fold out series book. I love all these shows.

[@RageOfTheTiger]

David is pretty epic

[@raytohgraphyservices1504]

Me too !

[@wasekahad]

the videography, the voice, background music everything works perfectly. This series is truly a masterpiece.

[@luzma7991]

no te pregunte g

[@hdaiuto]

The entire experience of the wild dogs chasing the wildebeest calf was exhilarating!

[@nandinikushwaha7167]

For every person who's appreciating this incredible work, this is not just a SERIES it's something more than that, trying to tell us something, request us something. It will make an equally incredible change if each and every single person among us watching this take a step, even if it's a small one, towards saving these beautiful and innocent creatures. This earth is their home as much as it is ours.

[@subanshrathor7446]

Yupp, you are right. I see HUMANS but no HUMANITY.

[@tomspurr7963]

bro said among us 💀

[@geckoraptor9397]

​@@tomspurr7963 Are you dumb??? Its just a word bro it dosent mean that if some popular game has that name it dosent mean that the word is now funny just bruh 🤦

[@derek5395]

Yeah ok

[@Beauty.advice.13]

⁠@@tomspurr7963 bro, what’s the reason this person is trying to tell everyone a very inspiring and heartfelt message, so please don’t be silly about this

[@juniorji6029]

I am speechless for Netflix to uploading full series on youtube just for free. I cant afford Netflix subscription and most love nature documentary. Only thank you Netflix for this amazing gift.

[@OneAmongBillions]

@juniorji6029 I admire the fact that you expressed your appreciation so sincerely for the free availability of this beautiful video. The world is better, it seems, when good-natured folk express their appreciation and criticism to shape the behavior of others.

[@jwelch5742]

This episode won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Narrator - David Attenborough.

[@shakhawathossain4522]

Unbelievable

[@jwelch5742]

@The Random Guys {LarY} This episode is special because it won an Emmy Award.

[@douglasharris4141]

NCIS

[@Angie.Globetrotter]

Ya, I could listen to his Narrating forever! The pics are excellent, the music is decent, all perfect!

[@jwelch5742]

@Steve Whalley David Attenborough's brother Richard Attenborough won 2 Academy Awards for Best Director and Best Picture for Gandhi.

[@BasedCurly]

I can't watch this without tearing up. Knowing we are born in the very end of time.

[@everythingmanawsome]

It is never the end my guy just the begging of something new. With life comes death and with death comes life.

[@irislucas9133]

Simply stated, David Attenborough is a national treasure. His dedication to nature and human evolution is astounding.

[@alexandrazisk7091]

And he's still with us today. 97 years old and he's still doing this stuff. Amazing. He inspired me to want to be a biologist.

[@wonderndlovu6657]

yawn..

[@krutibhavsar9534]

Hes a global treasure...

[@laughindrums]

I am 51 yrs old...for the first time i was so immersed with nature ...rather than 2 minute video with 3 minutes advertisement...Thanks a Ton Netflix for the spectacular show and giving us yet another so inspiring and familiar voice so comforting...Sir Attenborough!

[@mchmdfzn3225]

You're an awesome 51 yo 👊🏼

[@rickkwitkoski1976]

I'm 65. I have been impressed by nature since I was... 3??? I LOVE nature shows. I can watch them all day long. Especially the quality of the ones that BBC has been producing in the last 10 years. The capabilities of modern cameras and remote vehicles has produced astounding video of our world. So much more so that was ever able to be created before. I am never going to get to so many of these places and these videos bring the world right into my home. I have been a few places and will take my memories of them and put the smell and feel into what I watch too. The HEAT the COLD, the buzzing insects that bite me! The awful smells that sometimes arise. The GORGEOUSLY HEAVENLY SMELLS of other places and things. One of my most wonderful olfactory memories is riding through a small grove of teak in bloom. I almost fell off my motorcycle as the scent hit me! It was like drinking the most wonderful nectar through my nose! I had to turn around, swim through it again, and then come back through it once more. I will NEVER forget that! My girlfriend was riding behind me and her scream of olfactory pleasure is still burned in my memory too!

[@rickkwitkoski1976]

@@mchmdfzn3225 And older!!! Thank you NF, for giving something back to everyone!

[@saabiqnazim1562]

Every people should watch this and take care of our nature instead of harming it...

[@sorinslife7500]

That is correct

[@tobiaswilson3376]

Hopefully more young people keep thinking like this.

[@ProfessionalNamielleLewder69]

Nature will always find a way. All the idiocy we're doing is just making it harder for us to survive. Mama Nature will always have the last laugh.

[@koostattoos-8859]

@@ProfessionalNamielleLewder69 to anyone who reads this ^^ users comment: please don't listen to them

[@ProfessionalNamielleLewder69]

@@koostattoos-8859 What, because I'm right? This isn't the first time nature obliterated an entire species, even that of humans.

[@joanne_swck]

These documentaries make you realise how beautiful, rare and full of life our planet is. It's extremely beautiful to even exist on this earth surrounded by so many wonders.

[@ambientmoods4177]

I hated documentaries growing up. I did some time in prison and I grew to love these fascinating documentaries and appreciate the time, dedication and effort David and his team put into their work.

[@EXOLAF]

Full episode on KZbin? Netflix is being generous today. ❤

[@madeinabyss9089]

What means netFLIX? what is flix!🤔

[@davidcopperfield2278]

nah they just desperately promote carbon taxes

[@WhatDemocracy]

Full series is up, i dont care what they're trying to promote ita good of them to put it on KZbin for free

[@ilovegurusahib]

Netflix is providing all this stuff for free as a generous cause by them for kids and families.

[@davidcopperfield2278]

@@WhatDemocracy " i dont care what they're trying to promote " just say it out loud, that you are simply an idiot

[@billubiologistbb9191]

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

[@EdibleClown]

David Attenborough is THE nature narrator

[@Shahrukhali]

@@EdibleClown i pray he live Long

[@Kirati-lr6mx]

🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵😍👍

[@MamtaYadav-ql5mj]

😍😍🤩🤔😚😙😗😋😄

[@sexynelson100]

@@EdibleClown that's..... SIR...... David Attenborogh

[@roshiniperera9747]

David Attenbourgh's narrations cought our hearts sprightly. I've never seen a documentary like this. I highly appreciated the camermen and editors behind the screen. This series was a enormous way to look back at our globe. And, know what we must preserve.

[@privaterizk4936]

Watch the "behind the scenes". You'll appreciate them even more.

[@fikent5252]

Caught our hearts sprightly? 😂

[@saniak630]

Every scene is mesmerizing to the point that, even after sitting thousands of miles away I can feel the connection of being part of nature.

[@audreyheng8275]

Never have I thought I'd cry watching Ice break.

[@elifmercan4287]

Exactly!!!!! İ was cry too 😥😥😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞🥀🥀🥀🌪️🌪️❄️❄️❄️

[@jyotikashukla4691]

Same!!!!!!! it was so disheartning to see what we are heading towards and the damage we have caused

[@asrtemps]

Me too. I cried so much😭

[@wrdnoah3372]

Mad respect to the cameraman who held his breath for that long under water and in space.

[@mirmaxkamjaxaerkinovhaydar3056]

We e DS we ej

[@wrdnoah3372]

@@mirmaxkamjaxaerkinovhaydar3056 same man

[@wrdnoah3372]

@BOOKMARK70 it was a joke

[@diseasedgoldfish4040]

ong bro, but what abt the guy who filmed nemo? mad respect.

[@milkystingray6350]

what the heck lmao

[@pencilsniper]

21:57 I love this part where you can see both the mother and calf running faster

[@shounak10]

I keep coming back to this documentary. The visuals and the soundtrack are perfect and David Attenborough's narration is beyond words.

[@sandeshvantveen]

This is great! For anyone wondering why they did this: these documentaries are often used in classrooms. With kids being at home right now, they can't expect everyone to get a subscription to Netflix, so they uploaded the educational documentaries to KZbin to be watched for free.

[@chrilin5107]

Great 👏

[@chrilin5107]

@@DonDSelectah what is an eugenic agenda some paranoid theory?

[@chrilin5107]

@@DonDSelectah just checked it online..don't think you're right. It's about saving our natural world before it's too late. No other agenda. Eugenics is a long since debunked silly bunch of old thinking.

[@divijsharma2094]

Can we please take a moment to appreciate such a wonderful cinematographer

[@nnekaalli4935]

No just no

[@thefriendlierfriendliestfr786]

Yeees

[@Selkie7]

Seriously

[@nickturner2813]

Who do you think you are, the Master of Ceremonies? Prick.

[@heatherbleu5370]

Absolutely, well done 👏👏👏

[@ngkainingalyssajunyuanss5219]

David Attenborough was the reason i got interested in animals and nature, making me motivated to become a vet. I love watching his documentaries, as they inspire me to make a change. Seeing the ice glaciers fall, the polar bears, it really makes me cry. I hope everyone who watches this and hears his speeches on saving the planet will really try their best to inspire others to help save our planet. Even though your efforts are little, if everyone puts in bit by bit, surely we can make great changes for our future. (This is very dramatic, my apologies-)

[@jerseycatmews828]

You’re not dramatic, you’re compassionate and passionate. Our planet needs that. Good luck on your vet endeavors

[@blackmennewstyle]

What kind of people can dislike a video praising the incredible beauty of our planet? We don't deserve this world, we are not worthy.

[@WhatDemocracy]

Totally agree

[@ilovegurusahib]

You will find thankless people in every part of the world.

[@shmookins]

Maybe they are just likes from Australians. :p

[@the_Giovanni_Jian]

Flat earthers, anti-vacciners, conspiracy believers, in short, bottom feeders in this information era.

[@quangthuhuynh6086]

@@mas_min it must be you, not Trump

[@Kimmy-pw8tm]

The male birds trying to impress a female with dancing is hilarious

[@ULTIMATE_FREEDOM_FIGHTER]

Hilarious to us; bloody serious to them ;)

[@awa418]

@@ULTIMATE_FREEDOM_FIGHTER like spanish people

[@twinkle-twinkle-star]

I would fly away too

[@user-jf2nd]

Male birds have very colourful bodies and beautifull wings to impress the females

[@chikiexx6587]

Ikr the female looks so scared and confused

[@orhanbozkurt9911]

Every artful art requires an artist. Perfect Creations of Allah (swt) SubhanAllah

[@tuannguyenanh4956]

This is the first time I’m completely watch and enjoy a documentary. The interactive of pictures; The quality of content make me think “Wow, life is beautiful but also harsh”

[@ilonao_]

i watched behind the scenes of this series on netflix, and i want to give a really big appreciation for the crew, thankyou for spent 4 years and all the efforts. this is the greatest wildlife documentary I've ever watched so far. 👏👏👏

[@yamis2249]

4 years!? Round of applause

[@findabh]

4 years?😱 Really appreciate it

[@thejaneeyre]

:O

[@steph9492]

4 years??? 😱Thanks for your hard work! We all appreciate it!!

[@KIMOSALAH]

Is it available on KZbin? Because I have always wondered if there's a documentary about documentaries

[@cbcgaming2937]

That little chick that got left behind crushed my heart :(

[@yungsammysosa6201]

Its life

[@cbcgaming2937]

@@yungsammysosa6201 i know???? 😭💀

[@raytohgraphyservices1504]

Nature can be cruel sometimes @CBC gaming \, very normal, if you are weak, you have low percentage to live

[@cbcgaming2937]

@@raytohgraphyservices1504 very true.

[@johnhasslinger1779]

@@raytohgraphyservices1504 except for humans, we use medicine to elongate our weak members’ life. Would it be cruel to let those with diabetes/aids/genetic defects die?

[@mindunwind1]

I understand that many people will not read this. But I hope you're having a better day today than you did yesterday. You've come this far. Don't give up now. Continue to push. God's blessings!

[@Iamdrghulamrasool]

The masterminds of this series really deserve colossal applause. Such an extraordinary effort. Much appreciated.

[@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.

[@moonstriker7350]

They are proabaly camping, waiting weeks for few seconds of footage... and it's all worth it.

[@DonDSelectah]

These people have MILLIONS at their disposal and they go around filming and DESTROYING the enviroment... rich fuks want to de-populate the world so that they can keep on doing same ol parasitic crap... Attenborough included

[@RW_CreativeMedia]

Agree with that but not all footage are made by Netflix contracted production company, cause it will cost more money cause of time. A lot of footage are just royalty free that are purchased for these propose.

[@magnusthinnesen4398]

@@DonDSelectah ur not right

[@Malkovith2]

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.

[@beadmecreative9485]

This series actually makes me so emotional. We humans have harmed the world's flora and fauna so much. We have such a beautiful planet, we depend on it for our life. Hopefully people learn that before it's too late. The human mind cannot live on a rocky, barren and cold planet like Mars so we must take care of our planet, its the only one we have got!

[@electronresonator8882]

Elon Musk : let me introduce myself

[@paulvarn4712]

There have been times in our planet's past when before humans were here nearly the whole planet was made uninhabitable. There are large parts of the US and Europe where people now live and thrive which were under ice for over a million years. Every year, researches discover more species than those claimed to have been lost, only to discover they weren't gone at all.

[@jamiemckay6079]

the human mind can survive on mars relatively easily.the hard part is just getting people there and setting up a base with power

[@walden6272]

Nature is about change. Species comes and go. There will be a time when Earth is no longer inhabitable for humans and new species will take our place.

[@michelleread6797]

Go vegan

[@user-sz4me6hm7x]

I love that you can help people when they don't have Netflix

[@anaareais7792]

This episode is a complete masterpiece and I think that all living beings should have all the possible knowledge in what we can do to protect our planet and the animals than live in it A huge amount of respect for the people that did this beautiful documentary

[@democracyforall]

AT 28:21 micheal Jackson turns up checked it out.

[@littlelogie]

Best Documentary, best Soundtracks, best Narrator

[@bobby3787]

That is right. Everything else is crap comparing to it.

[@afethasanova6183]

S Mmm kj

[@ohnobro9621]

Yo the blue manakin was so crazy. They gave the girl a whole Broadway show! With rehearsal and choreography and everything 😂 and they looked so funny waiting for the girls reaction to their show 30:35

[@nelsonvundi3757]

"It's..., a YES!"

[@michaelyu2744]

Personally I wonder what those other males gain from it

[@ohnobro9621]

@@michaelyu2744 probably practice for when it’s their turn to woo

[@Leo-eb1wl]

@@michaelyu2744 you scratch my back I scratch yours. Women prefer a guy who has friends over a loner. greatest wingmen ever, literally.

[@sektonwandikbo7408]

for real!

[@saaimbehzad6557]

everything about this documentary is absolutely stunning

[@MYSELFAURUM]

I cried while watching this video 🥺 Our planet is so beautiful 🌍

[@ShoaibAsif]

who can dislike such a masterpiece? Ah, the humans!

[@user-mk6vt2jk3p]

Yes I dislike and I’m human , are you fron animal ??

[@ShoaibAsif]

@@user-mk6vt2jk3p humans are animal!

[@user-mk6vt2jk3p]

@@ShoaibAsif talk about your self

[@ShoaibAsif]

@@user-mk6vt2jk3p that doesn't concerns you! enjoy the show ~

[@sihamlachi5642]

Dont be suprise because there is some people they couldnt like the most beautifal in world ...weard but true

[@theretrobot8629]

Am I the only one who had tears in my eyes at 21:58 ??? I love how the calf gets a second wind and starts running faster when he sees her mother is there for him.. Wow incredibly beautiful documentary. Thank you Netflix

[@lucianoakim3646]

Surpreendente como os filhotes conseguem correr tão rápido como os adultos.

[@tmrevenge]

It broke my heart dude. Such a powerful beauty is nature

[@seansmith3058]

I mean, the melting glacier is ultimately a lot sadder, ya know?

[@tmrevenge]

@@seansmith3058 it's not sadness dude it's raw emotion! Been awestruck for the eternal battle between hunter and prey, captured by the footage, narration and powerful score. Perfect storytelling that really speaks to your soul

[@Selkie7]

@@tmrevenge well said 👏👏👏

[@varsha_1703]

David Attenborough narration and the background score of this series is something behind words💯A BOW TO THE NATURE ❤

[@susancobb901]

Mr. Attenborough's voice is so calming and soothing it really makes you listen to what is happening. Makes you want to help heal the problems we humans have created.

[@HyTricksyy]

He's so powerful he said "The boobys carpet-bomb the shoals" and I just accepted that sentence.

[@dontworryaboutit5989]

We cannot heal what we have done. We can only STOP doing all the harmful things we do, and wait for the planet and ecosystems to restabilize and rebuild. Bout all we can really do is some drastic stuff like orbital mirrors or something to help drop global temps. Or somehow processing massive amounts or CO2 and storing it somewhere in a stabile form to reduce greenhouse gas levels. We can't really do all that much. Nature has to repair. We just need to stop adding to the load so it can

[@rickkwitkoski1976]

@@dontworryaboutit5989 There are a few things that can be done other than just stopping the harmful ones. The problem is, they are expensive and there is no clear monetary return. Methods of sequestering carbon from the atmosphere are being done but is that going to be enough? Probably not.

[@naveen-mc9xh]

28:33 that dude literally performed moon walk on a tree 😂

[@dorinaaltenor4583]

lol

[@khalidiqbal5567]

Close to our nature and very close to our hearts and minds too. Kudos to the contributors for capturing and narrating the beauty of nature and the lives of different habitats. In fact, tremendous learning and lessons for all of us.

[@BasedCurly]

EVERYTIME I hear his voice, EVERYTIME he starts talking about the past destruction, I feel tears 🥺 coming upto my eyes. Seeing such destruction, such extinction, such death of nature. I feel sad and angry knowing we'll never experience the awesome nature that once was.

[@prav5554]

"....What we do in next 20 years will decide the future for all lifes on earth... "

[@spicyshizz2850]

It makes me feel sad, like it’s inevitable

[@spicyshizz2850]

I just feel like I can do so much but at the same time I just never find myself doing these things

[@dmac5935]

Twenty years? More like in the next 20 weeks Bratha✊🏽

[@birdiechidambaran5132]

Will we have the modicum of wisdom required to make the correct choices, decisions and decisive action to save this one and only living planet?

[@naveenmaindola5950]

Or maybe what we don’t do will.

[@FactualAmericaPodcast]

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.

[@devin_so_devious]

As beautiful as these documentary series are i really hope we are all listening. We're destroying our only home. A home we share with so many wonderful living beings. And it might just be too late to fix it

[@ashr46]

Can u please indentify in theme

[@ashr46]

I have an assignment for writhing theme on documentary

[@johnmayer8906]

Nature does not need us, and we need nature. Sadly Only few people have understand that.

[@sharilynnecrocker9937]

If us humans cannot understand that it's by choice. That's the sad truth.

[@krutika6769]

yeah true, we act like we don't need it, but its the only way to live our life

[@leemagan9308]

Sir David Attenborough is everyone’s grandpa we all love his stories.

[@sharilynnecrocker9937]

@@leemagan9308 Here's to grandpa.😉😁

[@maninawhitted2318]

Sir David Attenborough is everyone’s grandpa we all love his stories.

[@couped243]

I've been listening and watching Sir David Attenborough my whole life. I never get tired of it! Thank you !

[@mz03012]

Me too...

[@randomname5585]

enjoy his work while you can, for he may not have long on this earth since he is 97. it will be a sad day for all nature documentaries when he leaves us.

[@justten3243]

Random Name definitely

[@mz03012]

@@randomname5585 he will always stay in our hearts😊.

[@lukasnummer1]

@@randomname5585 He is 94 and seems to be doing just fine; still working, too.

[@spenceabroad7960]

No one will ever be better than David Attenborough at this, but I do like David Tennant whenever he's done it.

[@millibabe5897]

It just bows my mind how this master pieces of documentaries makes me realiz how to appropriate and protect our planet at all cost. It's just beautiful educational stuff to watched.

[@kingdomgutsy-studytipsandp288]

so isn't anyone going to talk about the breaking ice? I cried at the end.

[@KhairunnasAzalia]

So do i

[@annathuy3341]

Me too,so sad

[@johnclementsernande1836]

so sad😥😥😢

[@deathstalkr_]

true! I am now depressed after watching this.

[@maizatulardhawiah1457]

Because of this, most of the lands near the sea will be no more in near future.. human population booming>forest shaved>temperature increased>glacier melts>seawater rising>lands diminished>diseases spread>human population declined>nature recover That is just how nature balance itself..

[@johnthapa6757]

Our planet is very special.......Let us all unite to preserve this magnificent planet.

[@istvansipos9940]

sounds great. and vague. some details about the first step, please? I am not kidding / trolling. I'm just tired of seeing all these noble thoughts leading nowhere. it has been clear for some decades now that we have to unite our forces. But I still have to eat, use electricity and water, drive my car for job related reasons, etc. In other words, I have to leave an ecological footprint. And, sadly, no green battle cry can make that footprint smaller. so, what shall be the first step to save life on Earth?

[@jamiemckay6079]

@@istvansipos9940 agreed

[@MFW5]

Give everyone a daily or monthly quota for maximum carbon footprints to consume.

[@miloblackmetalhate]

@@istvansipos9940 That can be done sustainably and there's plenty of evidence to show how. Carpool. Use public transport. Be vocal about ecological impact. Every small step counts.

[@IroAppe]

@@istvansipos9940 All and foremost we first have to address the largest contributors. Energy production and transport. Transport is being innovated so much right now, in a few years, most people could drastically decrease their carbon footprint that way. Want to do something right now but don't have electric charging stations where you live? Get a low emission gas car. Energy production is mostly political, but who elects the leaders? Right - the people. So if the people want, they will elect the right leaders, that will change things. That assumes that people are willing to pay more of their money to fund that change. That is the largest issue. Of course it should not affect those that can't afford that at all, or otherwise would fall below the living wage. But most of us don't even want to give a little of what we have to improve things. That has to change. Also, market prices do not reflect the costs that CO2 emissions will create in the future. That is also something that politics could change. It is just very logical to do something now, as it is the cheapest now. It only gets more and more expensive in the future, where more and more effort will be required to weaken the effects.

[@commentscrusader3842]

Let's take a wee moment to appreciate the efforts of the men/women behind the scenes who captured these beauties. Of course Attenborough you too for your narration.

[@23max232323232323]

Netflix, as you let these documentaries free, do the right thing and let the whole world watch A Life On Our Planet. It needs to reach as many people as possible. Charge for films, for anything you want, but not for something that can contribute and help saving our planet. Please, not everyone can afford Netflix. Most of the things you show are not necessary, but A Life On Our Planet is. It's for a good cause, the most important and urgent cause in the world. Do this for all the children and grandchildren of all your staff and everybody in the world. Do it for all the animals and plants. Do it for all life. Do it for the biodiversity. Do it for the Earth. Do it.

[@AnaPaula-so7ws]

The gnus and hunting dogs part alone should win an Oscar prize unanimously! Most impressive footage I've ever seen now!

[@gub6973]

watching these instead of google classroom does not disappoint

[@shahmuhammadali1308]

me too

[@TheOfficialMoonlightStar]

yup

[@kaydeialexander5513]

Well im still technically doing science 😜

[@skyinuri8868]

Drop out from school. Just subsribes yt channels for study

[@nataliazdorenko9224]

Me too😅

[@ruzainirosli273]

The intro itself, an Earth appears from the moon perspective is second to none. Let alone the cinematography, narrative, sound effect, etc is mind blowing.

[@whirlpool8305]

Watching every single shots in this video makes me want to cry. Hats off to the team who make this masterpiece

[@kodaikodai5151]

Sir David Attenborough is everyone’s grandpa we all love his stories.

[@asainshaq6159]

I agree

[@bakugou241]

Agree

[@devondurst7980]

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.

[@user-qd8fr3gd8u]

the only wildlife narrator i will accept

[@imrozfeels770]

This documentary is like my favourite song. It doesn’t get old if you watch over and over again.

[@sovietmolotov250]

I know that exact feeling, I must have watched this series 20 times already and not once gotten bored of it.

[@appukarthujaanu3379]

@@sovietmolotov250 that’s a metaphor right?

[@pratyushtiwari9025]

It is due to the perfection of the artists that have thrived to make this beautiful artwork, it all seems animated. Kudos to the whole team

[@pranishshrestha4781]

Are these CGI or captured real?

[@luzma7991]

[@savvyieG]

So impressed and glad that Netflix made such an eye-opening, incredible and proper serie. Focusing on such an important topic was a good decision

[@jclonicjo7969]

This subject should be mandatory in Educating children at an early age & continue till they leave school. It’s the only way we stand a better chance of surviving 😁

[@pimpimhuyhuy7326]

I agree, only if students would stop watching anime and watch this kinda shit

[@rottenflesh101]

Omg yes! But instead we get useless stuff like lava under ground is called magma

[@mahekchaudhary9569]

This subject should be mandatory but with the applications to protect nature just learning about it will not make conditions any better we need to learn to act in right way

[@elvisbooker3912]

Absolutely!

[@ItzSlashyyy]

@@pimpimhuyhuy7326as a anime watcher I can say that I am also doing everything in my current power to help prevent environmental damage and I will probably find a career in it too

[@Xpert200]

The synchronized dancing birds are LITERALLY the best wingmen in the whole world. Homie is lucky to have such friends

[@kenttagge5339]

yeah

[@kumkummehrotra3743]

No amount of appreciation will be enough for this spectacular work of pure breath taking art!

[@1998topornik]

Bird dance segment is my favourite part of the episode.

[@DameLevy]

when the wildebeest are running, the music in the background is just impressive, I could replay that scene 10 times. David's work is incredible!

[@pranishshrestha4781]

Are these CGI or captured real?

[@colton69420]

@@pranishshrestha4781 lol

[@malikashtar7216]

@@pranishshrestha4781 it's a nature documentary so yes its real! 🤩

[@Introtoknowledge]

The song is called ‘Into the woodlands’

[@amandamandigo382]

The baby flamingos stayed in a better line then most kids in school LOL very adorable. But that poor little guy with the salt around his legs brought tears to my eyes. Poor little guy. I would have saved you little guy or girl. Great eye opener Sir David Attenborough!!

[@lynnleigha580]

They did save the baby, after the shots was done, he ended up surviving, I think they show it after the credits at the end

[@yentranz]

@@lynnleigha580 I googled and searched youtube too but couldnt find any info that they saved that flamingo chick :( Where did you read/ watch that?

[@Amy-ri4dh]

I'm pretty sure wildlife camera crews have strict rules not to interfere, no matter how heartbreaking it is. They can't save every animal in distress, and it would upset the natural balance. Predators need to eat too. I think the only time they made an exception was when lots of baby sea turtles got confused and went towards a city instead of the water when they all hatched. It might have been Planet Earth II or something. They were allowed to interfere because the problem was caused by humans (artificial light attracted the babies who thought it was the light reflecting off the ocean), so their help to fix the problem was acceptable. They collected all the babies from the storm drains, parking lots, roads, etc and put them back in the ocean. This situation with the salt, however, is 100% natural, so I doubt they would have been allowed to interfere. It's sad, but completely normal.

[@jeroenbakker52]

No one has done more to teach us about the world we live in than sir David. Bless him!

[@younghooligans2640]

The calf running from the pack of dogs is absolutely beautiful

[@shubhamrajput7175]

WHAT MAKES A DOCUMENTARY AN INTERESTING DOCUMENTARY IS DAVID ATTENBOROUGH'S NARRATION...

[@pimpimhuyhuy7326]

And his name of course. (attendant...bor..?)

[@asresbenayalew3092]

Massive thanks to the entire research/film crew. Sir David Attenborough's passion for nature never ceases to astonish me. Our Planet will recover & live forever.

[@damianb2374]

If the sports/meat/SUV addicts are singled out, stigmatised and monitored by real people... then this will help.

[@ahmedtamim3465]

سبحان الله الملك الحق سبحانه وتعالى العلي العظيم بديع السموات والأرض Allah the most mercifull THE CREATOR OF EVERYTHING is not satisfied about what is happening in the world from bad things people make like polytheism (sharing with Allah another god/s), gay, non marriage sex, dont ever think we would stay forever this will have an ending and a one day of judgment Allah will judge we all and no one ever WHO has not say the testimony (I BARE WITNESS THERE IS NO GOD EXCEPT Allah AnD I BARE WITNESS THAT MOHAMMED IS THE SERVANT OF ALLAH AND HIS MESSENGER) ever enter heaven and Allah is not satisfied at him This beauty is from the creation of Allah Allah the most merciful ALMIGHTY splendid in his creation of the heavens and the earth

[@garthfodder1818]

@@ahmedtamim3465 🤡 L comment

[@wakobadevis6427]

Just discovered this documentaries 2 days but have watched almost 5 of them and still watching 😊 i envy those that had known this existed and never recommended for me

[@OneAmongBillions]

A resonant, inspiring story provided gratis by Netflix. What incredible photography, editing, music, and including, of course, the narration by Britain's national treasure.

[@deniro564]

In my country, Indonesia, this show is broadcasted in TVRI (Televisi Republik Indonesia), Indonesian BBC and it is the first TV station in the world to broadcast Netflix shows, especially documentaries like this

[@RobertF-]

That's really cool

[@VincesArtDesigns]

David saying “it’s a yes” is a whole mood! 30:53

[@aabdullahkarimi]

It's unbelievable to see nature with this quality on home TV, it's really beautiful

[@Snuzuk]

21:42 That is incredible. The dogs are running in slow-motion, but the birds fly by as if it is captured in normal speed.

[@steph9492]

Probably because those are humming birds. They can flap their wings about 80-100 in one second.

[@labelrouge9891]

@@steph9492 hummingbirds only exist in the Americas

[@drtanya8126]

@@steph9492 more than 100 you mean

[@firozmallick1307]

David is immensely poetic here. He makes me feel how we're all connected, and made it to life. 🎉🎉🔥🎉🎉🎉

[@candykelly2705]

We ARE all connected. Not just human to human or mammal to mammal but to every living organism in the galaxy. The sooner we protect all living organisms, the more chance we have of saving ourselves. I just hope it's not too late. I can't stand seeing those poor creatures suffer. It's people like the one's who gave this a thumbs down that are destroying every beautiful, living thing! The Earth is our Holy ground. And we should treat it as such. Every one person can make a difference just by being responsible for themself. Don't litter and if you see litter, pick it up, even if it's not yours. Every little bit of kindness and caring helps!

[@user-iw4hw1xf4n]

I want to give high appreciation to the composer of first class music that goes with this wonderful documentary, and that composer is Steven Price

[@jeronboucher]

Yo lemme give Sir Savid Attenborough his flowers while he's here, what an amazing narrator and he seems to be the most down to earth human being...thank you for making many of our childhoods, I know you definitely made mine memorable, and even as an adult now I find myself giving into the nostalgia of listening to your narrations...God bless you Sir🙏🏿💯

[@ntokozo-mbalimabaso221]

28:13 the michael jackson-esk music playing in the background as the red capped mannequin moonwalks, is perfect

[@birdiechidambaran5132]

And what tantalizing dances those mannequins perform...

[@rolfwenigmann717]

Sir David, this noble gentleman, is 94 years old and still on point, when his voice slightly pulls us into the pictures.

[@lasinhouseinthetrees1928]

he soudns so sad tho...

[@rolfwenigmann717]

@@lasinhouseinthetrees1928 It`s a sad time we give to our planet and it couldn`t be reported without melancholy.

[@lasinhouseinthetrees1928]

@@rolfwenigmann717 mhm.. :( We need to stand up and face the facts

[@donna3465]

Thank you, Netflix, for sharing this, free-of-charge, with YT viewers! I appreciate it so much!

[@l.e.6263]

Netflix: make this series VIRAL, send out notifications so ALL have time to enjoy it more than once. Put it in the highlight homepage next to COVID updates. Climate change & it’s VIP issues are so urgent. Many do not like nature docs because they’re boring, lacking adequate escapism. THIS series is fantastic, magnificently presented visually with excellent narrative & audio. Best, one is informed of both problems and solutions which everyone can do in all countries to preserve mankind’s only home.

[@bessiebell6218]

I love ur alls videos...I find them fascinating...I never knew so much about all these didn't kind of animals and insects but thanks to your shows I've learned so much...and hope to keep learning more...thank u all so much for sharing so we all can enjoy. I may never get to see the world or even go out of Kentucky but thanks to u all i can see the world in my livingroom & enjoy on my phone as well....much love to u all....also love David's voice...i search for shows that he narrates...

[@ryanorlandaofficial]

All of us have a purpose. And let's hold hands and make all things possible to save our planet. Not for us but for the future generation to enjoy.

[@elismycat]

Fabulous camera work!!!! The planning, patience and waiting fot the right moment is unbelievable!!! Congratulations! Thank-you for letting us see our wonderful planet!

[@ramyasrikanth8423]

These episodes are truly a work of art! Really appreciate all the work put in by all those involved!

[@stefanalbu9227]

This planet is not ours

[@michelbuhl]

fe's'g'se'h'gfesgsehg

[@Rizal12061986]

males birds effort to get laid 27:46 stylish back flip 28:17 weird moonwalk 29:15 formed boyband group

[@Yerinjibbang]

xDDDDDDDD

[@stuffdady111]

the boyband thing was soooo funny

[@advaitkambli3730]

i get that the 2nd n 3rd are Michael Jackson and one direction but the 1st one is?

[@sayyedsamiya3815]

I actually loved the backflip one

[@manigupta2299]

"she's seen enough" and "it's a yess!" 😂😂😂 My goodness, the boy birds have got the moooves!