Eye of the Pangolin. Pangolin Documentary in HD.

[@PangolinAfrica]

Please visit our website www.pangolin.africa and sign up to join Team Pangolin. Learn more about these amazing creatures and what you can do to help us save them from extinction through our various conservation efforts. Donations can be made in The US, UK and South Africa with tax deduction certificates issued. Thanking you in advance. the Pangolin.Africa team.

[@tinaanderson200]

Stop them from being eating not food smh

[@sureshkarri1731]

Pa

[@ongkipradana1041]

Can im join

[@meg.22]

whoever makes a new law giving death sentence to pangolin traffickers is hero 😡 😡 😡 😡

[@monicag6715]

Come on - this is not how to keep them alive

[@bonganimtlhavani9681]

I grew up hearing tales of this lovely creature while growing up in my home town of Limpopo, my people Tsonga find it very mythical that when spotted there is legend that it will not rain for a year and it spelled drought, therefore no mention should be made of the animal I think the reason for this is because they thrive in dry arid areas that they are associated with. This made me more interested in researching about them. Further heartbreak was when I heard that they are on a brink of extinction. I think more education is needed in rural communities is needed to educate people that there is nothing mythical about this animal species and this is where I come in with the research I got.

[@PangolinAfrica]

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[@bighulkingwar_machine1123]

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[@bighulkingwar_machine1123]

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[@midesti]

The situation with the aye-aye in Madagascar is similar. They are considered bad luck, so people have traditionally killed them on the spot.

[@neysilva5875]

Clean does bad guys out . Take them down

[@ronaldruiter7899]

14:56 made me cry to see how much he loved her and tell about her death. Such level of dedication and love simply heartwarming!

[@retard_activated]

Right?! I just wanted to hug him so badly!

[@MasteringParagliding]

So sad

[@snowysnowyriver]

Me too. My eyes filled with tears at his grief. He loved that little pangolin dearly.

[@vsmcl3979]

I applaud the commitment and courage of everyone involved in protecting the pangolin. Kudos to the makers of this high quality film and their team. Sharing.

[@DepressedPangolin]

This is the first documentary I've seen that solely features pangolins, and I am so happy to see that people are finally learning about them!

[@RubeyS12]

This is heartbreaking - how will we ever change man's behaviour - the greed, ignorance and stupidity. It is so important to share this, to create awareness far and wide, to encourage people to protect these incredible, sensitive creatures. Thank you for making this film.

[@Gambetdz]

Robyn Schoon evilness too it is barbarians

[@juerbert1]

@@c.a.greene8395 , only draconian measures will stop greedy humans from pouching wildlife !!

[@mamaboocee]

@@c.a.greene8395 wow, it never occurred to me that the stupidity of how man views the size of his "manhood" would motivate the extinction of an integral part of the earth's ecology. Foolish men fighting over who has the biggest "missile". This is why women need to stop spoiling their sons and raise men instead of spoiled narcissists. Of course it is not all the fault of women, because hormones play a big part in the aggression levels and determines a great deal of the basis of behaviors that are not so good for our mother earth. This patriarchal society needs to shift somewhat to the more feminine matriarchal ideals. Ah, there is no ONE answer, except KNOWLEDGE. The more we teach, the more we know, and the more we can act wisely and treat mother earth in a protective manner. She gives us everything except sunlight and even that is filtered by her in a way that helps us and still our greed destroys her protective ozone. I pray that the earth will survive what we do to her. I cant help but think that this coronavirus is her way of saying "Enough is enough!" It seems that the only solution is to lower the population and here, it is happening. Can you blame her for wanting to protect herself? Protecting our mother earth is really only good for us, anyway.

[@mamaboocee]

@@c.a.greene8395 and it's not just asians - although they think pangolin "medicine" will help. It is the greedy people who know it does not work, yet catch and traffic pangolins for their own greed. This greed is widespread and motivated people whether it is Asian medicine or big U.S. pharma - which affects us - and the earth in so many different ways.

[@СпасЯнков-э2ч]

Im so proud of meeting and knowing Wendy Panaino for a few years now she has worked at Tswalu Kalahari amazing film

[@Guesswhokk]

Moral of the story: Look after nature, if not expect consequences.

[@hellochickenman]

Very true

[@ryanandrew7695]

like the corona virus these little bastards caused

[@RoseTorn411]

@@ryanandrew7695 Humans right ? because we are very destructive

[@kathrynsmith3417]

This film reveals where the creatures live naturally, that Chinese persons buy these creatures, other exotic creatures, to sell in the China exotic creature food markets. Unknown to the persons these creatures are reservoirs of viruses, diseases, have been for hundreds of yrs. China officials didn't want to learn from SARS epidemic, nor Swine flu H1N1, etc., & their ignorance, poor public health services allowed COVID-19 to infect the exotic creatures food markets, in Wuhun & spread around the world. China Officials want to blame USA for the start of COVID-19. Look at how China's illegal trades are causing deaths around the world.

[@blue_diamonds6329]

Extinction of mankind now

[@melodyeisenberg2789]

Two years later I return. Still in love and very much an advocate for these incredibly docile amazing creatures. They are being exploited every where. Year of the PAGONLIN accompanied by the DOG yeah baby.

[@johnmoore2281]

I have been very fortunate to interact and see many pangolins. I was luckily enough to assist in raising one a few years back and successfully released into Sabl Sands. As an artist I draw them a lot to inform people of their plight. Keep up the great work!

[@steiffbar]

I TOTALLY envy you!

[@retard_activated]

Wonderful! Do you have an art page or Facebook? Would love to see some of your work!

[@jeanledoux3793]

Thank you so much for this educational story. I wish I was 20 years younger so I could help.

[@PangolinAfrica]

You can become a pangolin guardian. That's something. Guardians.pangolin.africa

[@teganchild-villiers5888]

Thank you for creating this enlightening film! I had no idea what versatile and multitalented creatures Pangolin are! Very grateful to the heroes devoted to protecting the species from the horrific poaching that’s going on. Hoping full heartedly that they can make a recovery 🤞🏻

[@luisgrod0]

It’s time to write the UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF ANIMAL RIGHTS. It should be enacted by United Nations, and enforced by all countries.

[@prativakaspal7241]

An incredible film. Thank you so much for your attention towards these voiceless creatures. Hats off to your hard work !!!

[@marie22213]

Lil homie is on house arrest with thst monitor 😂 adorable thanks for sharing ❤️

[@dottydebby]

Have recently seen my first Pangolin - a special and moving moment for me. Thank you for the documentary, more awareness of the plight these mammals face is necessary, and sharing will hopefully educate more people about these amazing creatures.

[@chrisspengler5278]

Pangolin has been on my wish list of mammals of Southern Africa for many years, but still remains a "wish" sighting. Thanks for the beautifully documented film, highlighting their plight. I have already shared with many.

[@petergird]

Bruce and Johan, congrats on producing a very important film. This not often thought about creature needs to be protected and hopefully through your efforts perhaps we are one step closer to doing so.Thank you .

[@mokal4963]

Hunt the poachers, sick and tired of poachers killing animals!!

[@sauran94]

poachers are just poor people trying to survive, I mean they should be punished but the rich who buy the stuff should be punished even more :))

[@Richie086]

I just donated $25 USD to Pangolin Africa.

[@oddtribe]

Thanks for showing me these touching and meaningful jobs conducted by these amazing specialists! Hope one day I will join them as a volunteer to protect this cute animal.

[@aidam9643]

I plan to volonteer by Save Vietnam's Wildlife, that should be awesome 😍

[@diruholic]

That was a beautiful documentary. May God Almighty protect species like pangolins that are close to extinction and may He reward those who fight for the survival of these innocent creatures. Ameen

[@adreabrooks11]

Pangolins are such charismatic little guys! Thank you for mentioning specific locations where these animals can be found. One often hears that an animal is found "in Rwanda" or "in the DRC, but those are some big chunks of geography. For those of us who don't have the money for eco-tourism, such information feels just a little bit more like "boots on the ground," and puts us a little more in touch with these animals.

[@vivienlomas3193]

Brilliant. We so wanted to see a Pangolin when we visited Africa, but unfortunately that didn't happen. They need and deserve to be saved. Thank you for this film

[@drpk6514]

We have so much thermide mounts and ants in outback Australia. Perhaps we should introduce pangolin to Australia.

[@craigdylan3953]

How about some cane toads to get the cane beetles too? Though it actually does sound like a good idea for increasing the population. I don't know should we try another experiment; you'd have to weigh the unexpected consequences. So yeah it looks good on paper, and I would hope it could succeed.

[@wisephotographics]

Already shared it. Amazing, amazing. Thank you so much for your love and care for these incredible creatures.

[@sofiasoul9601]

That video is so powerful ! People are the most cruel and the most sympathetic creatures at the same time.

[@LovinLife-pv7op]

They have such a beautiful little face!

[@FelixDaFreak]

This is absolutely heart breaking

[@alik9643]

thay are amazing creatures❤

[@sonamsherpa9726]

I m from small place of Nepal we have pangolin and red panda in our place too and some people catch it and export to China just for some money.before I don’t know much about this beautiful And innocent creature so this documentary help me a lot to know about pangolin and there importance.thank you so much I will try my best to save some pangolin and red panda by giving awareness about importance of this animals in my place thank you 🙏 all for being so kind to this innocent animals and making such a nice video

[@valerieewing3306]

Absolutely brilliant documentary footage, so heartfelt, touching and really riveting. Thank you for your tenacity to record and notate so much information about the wonderfully unique pangolin.

[@deborahcalmeyer3098]

Congratulations on doing this film. Thank you for informing the public. I hope so many people will share this and help us protect these precious animals. I wish we could get this into every single Chinese school and university.

[@florencenyakio3856]

These are such cute, little, creatures. I live in Kenya, East Africa. My Mum has told me about pangolins. I didn't even know what they were. There are rumors that there are some in the Lake Victoria region. I don't know how true that is. Perhaps they are there but because they're so shy and tend to hide we wouldn't know. *Why would you want to eat such an adorable, peaceful animal???*

[@adnau33]

What an excellent film about the most beautiful animal. Thank you for your hard work in the conservation of this spectacular species.

[@TheInfamousBertman]

God bless these selfless, dedicated and empathic people. Thank you so much for what you do.

[@dylangeltzeiler946]

I wish this was available on DVD to see & watch this anytime day or night to see my 4 favorite African Pangolins.

[@sanhuproductions1383]

Well done Johan and Bruce. Very sad situation, but you did an excellent job highlighting the plight of these extraordinary creatures.

[@monkosity6887]

I have been very excited for this documentary! Watching live now! Thank you for putting in the effort to raise awareness about this very important cause! - Ian / Pangolin & Co.

[@bengoku1978]

I will tell my friends about this Channel and I hope they subscribed and keep watching your channel

[@victoriasmith775]

This film was amazing! I have shared it many times with my 5 year old grandson.

[@ffwpictures]

100 Chinese people dislike this film. Sad! What a good movie! Thanks for your work!! Amazing animal :)

[@snowysnowyriver]

So beautiful. Heartbreaking that they are bring hunted to extinction. 😢

[@flt528]

Well, everybody knows about the pangolin now, thanks to the Chinese government who decided to let SARS happen all over again.

[@morningmorning4479]

GR28 shamefull

[@Gaetano.94]

Really don't see how they "let" this happen. Responsibility is supposed to end up in the hands of every government, the USA is as responsible as China and other countries that did not do enough to save millions of people.

[@jaffa3869]

Pangolin most amazing animal I've ever seen. Buetiful!

[@BillPetrieDeepInsights]

A deeply moving and superbly crafted documentary of great significance. Thank you to both of you.

[@markwilliams-falcnr]

It's been on my bucket list to photograph them for some years in several parts of the world i've traveled and i've know about their plight due to illegal trade / poaching to satiate the misguided and unproven superstitious Chinese medicine trade. This being said watching this documentary moved me greatly. I'm grateful for the passion and work the many people do to help prevent this and i'm ashamed to be part of a race responsible for the likely extinction in our lifetime of an 80 million year species along with many others. It's almost hard to comprehend how in this day an age of modern science and education, that some cultures can hang onto 1,400 year old superstitions that are not only unproven but are directly the cause of the extinction of the very most prized ingredients they want.

[@c.a.greene8395]

You would be surprised what men will do to get a bigger penis.... Won't matter if its a myth, an old wives tall or just some crazy person telling them its so... They are willing to even kill humans if they think that would do the job. All men are obsessed with their appendages, so if we need an 'african solution' then why not cut them right off? Hands too, this way they wont be able to poach animals again. With no pecker problem solved, plus these men won't be so darn angry about their baby child size penis

[@misstigerlilly7353]

They have a strange looking body but I love that sweet little face and they are so innocent and helpless and don't deserve to suffer because of these heartless jerks that just want to make money off of their suffering, I wish there was more protection for them and all the other helpless animals out there that this happens to, it is so heartbreaking, I hate thinking about it💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

[@BradFarquharson]

Truly amazing. Shared with everyone I know.

[@sibasishsahoo7452]

Its a shame for us wildlife lovers that this video is not getting more attention as it deserves, do share it more! 🙏

[@Kwood10]

Such gentle interesting animals .

[@jeansg9670]

Thank you for your amazing video. As a animal lover since childhood made me cry to hear that we are destroying our world. We have to find a solution fast.

[@francismajor3530]

Before the Wuhan coronavirus I had never heard of this animal. I am both sad and angry to learn that these innocent and ecologically useful creatures are being poached to extinction.

[@СпасЯнков-э2ч]

And people contacted a disease from them

[@francismajor3530]

@@СпасЯнков-э2ч not the pangolins' fault they are poached to extinction 😡

[@PhilAllman-zx4it]

I have been fortunate enough to spend a lot of time in Africa, including a year in Ghana as a US Fulbright Scholar. I have seen gorillas in Uganda, seen white sharks in South Africa, enjoyed leopards on the Chobe River in Botswana, and watched leatherback sea turtles nest in Ghana. I routinely visit Ghana as I lead multiple research projects with sea turtles and the forest tortoise as well. My greatest memory of Africa is a morning that I stumbled across a young pangolin in the forest in Ghana. These animals need our help and the quickest way to end all of this mess is to stop the modern-day colonization of China in Africa. China needs to be kicked out of Africa and there needs to be non-corrupt law enforcement in Africa to stop the wildlife trade before they ever leave the continent. We can accomplish anything if we make it a priority. Thank you for such a beautiful film, and than you for featuring Ghana!

[@TassieMtikaAvril]

I only learnt about the existence of a pangolin less than a month ago and I just turned 30. Brilliant documentary and I learnt a lot.

[@merlecharge5303]

Everything in this world are destroyed by mans own hand..

[@suzystone244]

As one can see by my avatar.... a Pangolin. I applaud this upload.❤

[@perrytbg7098]

First time I heard about this animal, thank you for the information

[@BryanHBuck]

I've shared it pretty far and wide. Well done - great production and extremely thought provoking.

[@stevenhaas9100]

Thank you, Nick. I knew nothing of the pangolins until now. 80 million years, and now, yes right now, we humans have put them in peril. I will share this video and hope that the message spreads.

[@amarnaeem7325]

These People are Angels of this Planet. Great Job

[@johansmitphotography]

Amazing film. Love those animals. They really are incredible. I believe every animal has a personality and any animal can have a bond with a human.

[@francescasantaniello1882]

Amazing documentary! Thanks to those that got involved!

[@Dennisaj]

Chinese people: Let's slaugther some precious endangered animals... Mother Nature: ...(Hold my Corona)

[@roughroadrunner88]

Again China, their bad ways has to end.

[@SamhainBe]

Pangolins, rhinos, elephants...damn shame!

[@matthewotremba9230]

HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACOUGHCOUGHCOUGHWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZ

[@bengoku1978]

Not all chinese bro

[@phantomstratocaster]

@@bengoku1978 indeed not all but the one's who do are.

[@karynwallace8556]

WOW 😮 Awesome 😎👍👏🙌 Such BEAUTIFUL unique creatures !! THANK YOU 🙏 for sharing and raising Public Awareness !!

[@shopperwearfashion6130]

Great Pangolin. .. you have your revenge... I feel like crying... shouting... tears just unstoppable ... Yes. ..finally you had your revenge... a revenge so massive... we love you... thank you for saving our planet...

[@93Monstermike]

This is one of the many reasons I became a wildlife conservationist.

[@magma9138]

What a wonderfully heartfelt documentary on a rare and beautiful animal. Thank you for this.

[@deeroelofsz]

An extremely moving documentary beautifully filmed & put together! Yet at the same time deeply distressing when one realises the sheer numbers that are being mindlessly slaughtered for their scales. I just do not understand how the Asian markets continue to slaughter & eat literally any animal / bird / reptile that moves to feed their misguided and baseless obsessions. It is devastating! We have been extremely privileged to have seen two in the wild on different occasions many years apart, here in SA over the past 20 years. As people who visit the bush for weeks several times a year, one realises just how rare such sightings are! I hope this documentary is spread far & wide and becomes a key feature in educating the public to the serious plight of these amazing & fascinating little creatures!

[@erosfreestyle18]

I love pangolins!!

[@frankkokos2848]

All the members, you guys are doing great job...god bless you all, love you and support u guys 😘💖👍👍👍👍👍

[@giovannifranchi1725]

Bellissimo!

[@oscardahmer8533]

Love the pangolin...beautiful animal 😊

[@Sofiasays_]

This is such an amazing film. Much respect to all the amazing people in the film saving endangered wildlife.

[@derbywilliams5695]

Hats off _ to The Team for saving these loving creatures .....and preventing these rar e creatures who are not commonly seen ...but are the most hunted and trafficked in Asia and Africa....and are now on the brink of extinction.....It's time we learnt to save our Earth's ecosystem And thus save oursellves the human kind from Nature's fury......It's never too late.Thanks once again to The Team.

[@AkleshKumar-pg1nz]

Whether or not I win, I feel so enlightened by watching this video. I knew nothing about these adorable animals except for the fact that such animals exist. I believe if god has given us the most intelligence, it is because he wanted to take care of the fellow creatures. Hats off to all these individuals, the true humans who are working so passionately 24x7, 365 days to protect them. I hope I win and get to see some pangolins.

[@kimrafferty7170]

These are such beautiful animals, the illegal trade is decimating them thank you for bringing their plight into the puplics eye

[@pangolinpedals707]

This is the reason why our Guitar pedals are called Pangolin Pedals, we also want to highlight the plight and fight for survival of the Pangolin ..... and hopefully people look in the future more into the preservation of this brilliant animal.... Survival of the Pangolin is very much vital to the Earth's Eco system

[@marie-pauleschaijes3106]

Stunning interesting congratulations for this great job

[@Jamesfish89]

They are so cute! I would love to have a few and let them have babies to help there numbers!

[@PangolinAfrica]

Sadly pangolins don't do well in captivity so breeding programs aren't an option.

[@Chandanakamal1983]

So much of hard work and dedication. Never came across a pangolin story and it was found very fascinating... At the the you were dead right...Sadly... !!!!

[@rickybell8414]

Well done! Thank you to all working on these projects and taking care of pangolins 💙

[@Richie086]

Great doc! If they are so rarely seen, how is it that the Chinese are finding so many of them to poach? Are they raising them on farms or catching them all in the wild?

[@briankelly6432]

Beautiful loving creation of my lord

[@rosmalinamalina9260]

This story has caused me sadness and joy at the same time. Sadness for that creator And a joy for the presence of humanity in you

[@jking0.o121]

Best movie I've ever seen.

[@ernestmateryn8212]

It’s good to save pangolins

[@samkh746]

That's a great effort. Thanks for everything.

[@fishing4happiness610]

What magnificent animals and wonderful human beings protecting them!

[@GabrielaChirila88]

This is such a tragic story, how most of us are still asleep and the implication of that. But how sweet,...How sweeeet! ...how these people are talking about their connection with the animals. So lovely.

[@LagMar100]

Knowledge is so important! We must support these creatures to live and thrive not kill and take!

[@wild_harmony]

I had to close my eyes several times, many scenes made me cry. I was actually avoiding watching this documentary because I knew it would be too painful to watch. But we need to know the facts about the crisis the pangolins face in order to save them. God bless all the ones who are fighting against animal trafficking. And may these lovely creatures have their lives back and a safe future for their species.

[@alik9643]

thank you for the amazing video it really touched my heart!!

[@kayzweller_dj]

What a pretty animal 😭

[@libraz83]

Such a Beautiful Film!!!!!

[@TheWildWondersSA]

What an amazing documentary! Thank you so much for the work that you guys put in to making this. I've been fortunate to have seen a wild pangolin in my life, but I would seriously like for my children to be able to do so also. I will be sharing this video everywhere I can!

[@ZEUSs_Paw]

I've loved pangolins for quite a few years now when I first discovered them. They are such harmless, docile creatures which obviously makes it much easier to poach them. When they are poached and then readied for the traffickers/buyers to harvest them... they are put through an incredibly horrific, painful death. Often times boiled alive. Humans are a stain on this planet.

[@IHeartAfrica22]

Very interesting, thank you for a well done story of these beauties.

[@chuckeynewkirk199]

What an amazing animal what an amazing species there's got to be a way to save them their Majestic there innocent they should be protected at all cost

[@2thousand2channel]

Thanks for helping the pangolin Thanks for educating people