Full Documentary | Brazil's Atlantic Forest | Wildlife of Mata Atlântica

Enjoy a full 50-minute documentary about Brazil's Mata Atlântica! 🇧🇷
📺 "Brazil - A natural History" Part 1: FRAGILE FOREST
This enigmatic forest once stretched along the coast for thousands of kilometres. Now there is only 7% left. Yet it is still home for many remarkable animals. Muriqui are the largest monkeys in South America. These very rare, highly social creatures greet each other with hugs - the closer the friendship, the more intense the hugs. Great dusky swifts fly through the tumbling waters of the mighty Iguaçu Falls to build their nests on the slippery rock faces behind the curtains of water. Coatis are curious looking creatures with their long flexible noses and banded tails, making them quite comical. But appearances can be deceptive, and coatis are efficient hunters. They are also very social, living in all-female gangs that are composed of sisters, mothers and aunts. The females support one another in their day-to-day lives, keeping a watch out for predators. Blue manakins are also social, but in a completely different way. In the depths of the forest, the males of these startlingly colourful birds work as a team to court a female. Like miniature circus performers they jump and bounce on a branch, one after the other, to excite their audience. Only the lead artist gets to carry out the last act.
Brazil is a land of gigantic proportions. Energetic, flamboyant and fun, Brazil is also overwhelmingly beautiful. Within its mountains, seas, rainforests, deserts and millions of miles of rivers, are many of our planet’s last wild frontiers. Its diversity of life and landscape is second to none. This landmark super blue chip series filmed in a cinematographic style using latest technology chronicles and introduces Brazil, a vast country the size of the USA or Europe respectively. Brazil is an Eldorado of wildlife, extreme habitats and stunning landscapes. The five programmes explore five very different and spectacular regions and their wildlife. In each episode, the viewer will be taken on a journey across fabulous landscapes and will meet carefully selected, charismatic and little-known animal species. The series investigates their fight for survival and their amazing adaptations to local environments. It will show behaviour that will surprise even avid nature-lovers.
📽️ Facts:
Title Brazil - A natural History
Duration ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​50 min
Written by ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​Paul Reddish and Christian Baumeister
Produced by ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​​ Paul Reddish
Executive producers ​Andrea Gastgeb, Sabine Holzer
A Terra Mater Factual Studios & Light & Shadow Production in co-production with National Geographic Channel
🔗 More about the production: www.terramater...

[@terramater]

🌿 Welcome, everyone! 🌿 Our 50-minute adventure through Brazil's stunning Mata Atlântica is about to begin! Get ready to meet rare monkeys, daring birds, and curious coatis. Enjoy the show, and let us know which animal is your favorite! 🌳🦜🐒

[@jed_91]

Need as amazon get alot looks but this rainforst is overlook big sos need for this forest

[@jed_91]

What amazing documentry

[@terramater]

Great to hear, that you've enjoyed it! We'll upload many more, so don't forget to subscribe! 🤗

[@jed_91]

@@terramater all ready im need one why mink.need to.wt else is in uk

[@earllutz2663]

Thank you for a very informative, educational, & all around full video experience. I very much hope that the Mata Atlantica can be saved for future generations. What a beautiful place for people to enjoy even though videos like your's. I have subscribed and liked. Thank you again.

[@mosestsarai8565]

So the Europeans discovered the sun too?😂😂

[@aXimo]

Every single nature documentary I watch tells the same story: Humans are the worst.

[@terramater]

🥲

[@rosemaryafonso2080]

Our country is truly diverse and rich in nature. It was not discovered by Europeans, it was invaded by Europeans, indigenous peoples had already inhabited Brazil for thousands of years.

[@InciniumVGC]

And you would not be there if it weren't colonized by Europeans.

[@arnaldobellucci9033]

Well, still time for leaving.

[@yissibiiyte]

And if not for the European invaders you would not exist and the device you typed this on would not exist

[@Da_Xman]

100% agreement w/everyone. The issue is now entirely of worldwide proportions; effective, short and long term - sane - action is necessary...without furthering extinctions - and especially our own; God preserve what good reason that might possibly remain to us; wherever the hell that might miraculously be.

[@thehound9086]

Just like Columbus "discovered" America, white people are ignorant. I'm white...

[@johnanson5894]

Loved it! Beautiful documentary of the Atlantic forest🌳🌴🌲

[@terramater]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@allanmwashumbe6981]

@@terramater where

[@emiliayonekokumata7167]

Being a Brazilian, I just realize the amazing nature when foreign tourists keep on admiring in awe from the train window that takes us to the coast. The green forest view is really beautiful. A piece of Paradise on Earth. The humming birds are also awesome!❤

[@terramater]

Hi, @emiliayonekokumata7167, You are absolutely right, the nature in Brazil is truly amazing. Thanks for watching 🙂

[@BrianMusana-ge5pr]

@emilia what part of Brazil is this train?

[@randyeduo]

you all might lose it all pretty soon

[@Nathavolt]

@@BrianMusana-ge5pr I'm Brazilian. There's a wonderful train ride between Curitiba and Morretes (down the Serra do Mar, crossing the Atlantic Forest). Morretes is a small and charming historical city. It's located in the state of Paraná, in the south of Brazil.

[@delroygreen945]

Lies about European discover 😅😅😂

[@terramater]

Thank you for your insightful comments @delroygreen945. We agree that the term 'discovery' can often neglect the fact that many regions were already inhabited by diverse cultures and societies long before Europeans arrived. The focus of this documentary is primarily on the remarkable natural history of Brazil's Mata Atlântica, acknowledging the forest's native flora, fauna, and their unique behaviours. However, we acknowledge and respect the rich history and the indigenous people of these lands who have been there for hundreds of years. Your feedback helps us be more aware in our language use, and for that, we are appreciative. Thanks for engaging with our content!

[@kaidenpieszak8186]

@delroygreen945 😢😢😢 🤡

[@grantandrew619]

NO Lies, just your ego and ignorance getting in the way of you facing world reality. your ancestry is great and no one disputes it, what you miss, the point that evades you, is that Europeans placed your country on a WORLD MAP. your country was placed on an existing knowledge of the world. Indigenous people did not know where they were, what the world was or which way it turned. YOUR COUNTRY WAS DISCOVERED BY EUROPEANS, and they also had the written word and could record shit natives couldn;t, say in saying wake up to reality!!!

[@niel022]

@@terramater We still have 25% of the original Atlantic forest, representing 15% of the total of the Brazil territory. Get your facts straight.

[@00M13-m9f]

​@@terramater Thank you for your intelligent and intellectual, thoughtful response that tactfully pushes this conversation forward in a better direction than others

[@joshuasjericho3915]

❤❤❤❤ The beauty 😍 of Jesus Christ's Creation 😮❤❤❤

[@JurassicWilderness]

My favorite animals are the brazilian wandering spider and jararaca snake. I have watched these animals on Animal Planet's Nature's Deadliest Brazil.

[@terramater]

Great choice, they are truly fascinating! 🙌🏽

[@DndndjdbJdjndbdhs]

Hello brothers or sisters I' m from Uzbekistan.Hello from Uzbekistan

[@terramater]

Hi @user-qf8be3wj3z! 👋 Nice to have you here! Greetings to Uzbekistan! 🤗

[@au_gmentedreality]

Hello from the u.s

[@surojmahato9040]

Hello bro... I am from VARAT

[@graham6103]

Hello

[@CornelioOrnopia]

Hello from Philippines!

[@nilanjanachatterjee9023]

Excellent video 😊 Brazil is very beautiful 😍

[@terramater]

Hi @nilanjanachatterjee9023! Thanks for watching! 🤗 We do have more Episodes form Brazil, so stay tuned!

[@muratkarakaya656]

Love the amount of effort you put into your videos. Looking forward to seeing more long documentary's from you ❤

[@terramater]

Hi @muratkarakaya656! Thanks so much for your kinds words! We'll upload many more long documenatries! 💛

[@Monk-eee]

yes me too!

[@Searchingfortruth512]

You can’t discover something if other humans are already living there!!??😂😂😂

[@HenryEmmanuel-ji6fn]

Point of correction!! It was Invaded by the Europeans but not discovered by the Europeans . Brazil had it's indigenous people.

[@terramater]

Hi @HenryEmmanuel-ji6fn , thank you for taking the time to share your perspective. We appreciate your point, and we want to assure you that our intent is to celebrate the natural wonders and habitats across the globe, not to undervalue the importance and the agency of local cultures and their histories. We appreciate and encourage this dialogue - thank you once again for your insights!

[@grantandrew619]

point of more correction to your ego. your ancestry is great and no one disputes it, what you miss, the point that evades you, is that Europeans placed your country on a WORLD MAP. your country was placed on an existing knowledge of the world. Indigenous people did not know where they were, what the world was or which way it turned. YOUR COUNTRY WAS DISCOVERED BY EUROPEANS, and they also had the written word and could record shit natives couldn;t, say in saying wake up to reality!!!

[@captainmunchys19]

who's care

[@JoseRamirez-rk6si]

Dam! That female bird sure is picky. Did you see the male birds bow after their little performances.

[@terramater]

Hi @JoseRamirez-rk6si! Yep, she has the power 😄

[@johnny8265]

My bird bows after aswell

[@Cow_Juice]

Thank you for making this vid. It was well made and very entertaining. Keep up the good work. 😃

[@terramater]

Hi @Cow_Juice! Thanks for supporting us since the beginning! 💛 And glad you enjoyed it! We'll upload many more 50min. docs, so stay tuned! Wish you a nice day! 🐄

[@Cow_Juice]

@@terramater It's really everyone of you that deserves all the thanks. So thanks so much to each and everyone of the team. You guys really did a phenomenal job. We appreciate the work put into this and all the videos you make. Have a wonderful day ahead as well. 😃💚

[@terramater]

@@Cow_Juice Thanks so much for your kind words! Made our day! 💚

[@chicomata9103]

Yhea im gonna go and discover a car I like even tho someone owns it too😂

[@earllutz2663]

Thank you so very much for the wonderful video. I have subscribed and liked.

[@terramater]

Hi, @earllutz2663! We're happy to hear that! Thanks for watching and welcome to our channel! :)

[@ParistheParasaurolophus]

Amazing. Love watching the documentary!

[@terramater]

Hi @VelociraptorGen2! Glad you liked it! And glad you enjoyed it! We'll upload many more 50min. docs, so make sure you've your notifications on. 🤗

[@SB-vy3ls]

From the moment I heard "discovered by Europeans", I tuned out.

[@arnaldobellucci9033]

Probably, not missed.

[@entykonshu4021]

The Atlantic Forest is undergoing a process of natural restoration, combined with reforestation actions encouraged by private initiatives and with state support.

[@chrissic8106]

I went to Brazil a few weeks ago! Beautiful country!

[@Dr.Yalex.]

I so very much like ❤the video! And I so very much dislike 😢the loud music ! so unnecessary, the incredibly grandiose music … nature is grandiose enough!😂

[@harperwelch5147]

“Discover: to find out about, recognize, or realize for the first time.” Webster.

[@NefiJuarez-q8u]

It was invaded by Europeans cant discover where humans already inhabit it😊

[@BlissfulEchoNatureSounds]

Absolutely breathtaking! This documentary beautifully captures the diverse wildlife and lush landscapes of Brazil's Atlantic Forest. From the vibrant birdlife to the elusive mammals, every moment is a visual feast. Kudos to the team for bringing us closer to the wonders of Mata Atlântica!

[@jpangello4136]

The city of Fortaleza in Ceará is the 4th most populous and richest capital in Brazil and the richest in the Northeast region of the country! The city is incredible and you need to include it in your trips, it’s so worth it!

[@terramater]

Hi @jpangello4136! And Fortaleza has a really cool sustainability program!

[@blancalemus1361]

Beautiful mother nature the animals everything I love it. Please make more videos like this we have to take care the planet.

[@terramater]

Hi @blancalemus1361! We're happy to hear that! Thanks for watching! :) Stay tuned for more 😉

[@randyeduo]

To think that Brazil was mostly forest before the caucasian man came through, but now it has lost most of it

[@Emersonunes]

Yes and it was home to more than 20 million people before their arrival, they never needed to develop villages because the country has always been rich in food regardless of the environment

[@Nathavolt]

No. 66% of Brazil's nature is preserved. What is the percentage of preservation in European countries? In the USA?

[@Kolendamp]

The Mata Atlantica is not shrinking, it is increasing, though

[@terramater]

Hi @user-uy2ps6ii1r! It's so great to hear that the conservation efforts are working 💚

[@Chichi-sl2mq]

Thank you 🎉🎉🎉

[@terramater]

Thanks for watching! ❤️

[@ArgeologicalMonkeyZone]

good job.

[@sulimmaribin2146]

Wild Brazil>>also the Beautiful place,,,and great Documentary sir,,LIKE it👍👍👏

[@luanrg]

You surely forgot to mention what diseases the Europeans brought, what kind of labour they introduced here and the fact that this area was owned by local nations such as Tupinambá. Educate yourself.

[@Socorro28r]

also the rapes that gave rise to the first Brazilians.

[@mellissadalby1402]

Other kinds of swifts "swiftlets" or cave swifts make their nests from their unique saliva and humans have harvested their nests to make birdsnest soup, although that might now be prohibited.

[@ArgeologicalMonkeyZone]

I am really want to know about the life in Amazon forest it is so amazing and a lot of nature over there.

[@guidododo4822]

The Manniquin birds are amazing.

[@terramater]

They're so cool!

[@ArgeologicalMonkeyZone]

It is great.

[@talhaqazi4475]

I am from Pakistan brazil is beautiful by natural wonders by forests ❤❤❤ And Brazil is knows by Brazilian indigenous peoples not outsiders

[@anasghaffar7837]

I hope you guys film the beauty of the Amazon Rainforest!

[@terramater]

We tried our best! Let us know if you've enjoyed it. 🤗

[@ArgeologicalMonkeyZone]

I always hope so.

[@anasghaffar7837]

@@terramater Honestly, I want you guys to make a documentary series on the Amazon Rainforest. Cover different parts of it. I believe there is ao much more in this beautiful Rainforest!

[@TheRewildlife]

What an amazing place!

[@jeffreydeeds9225]

Having grown up in this region of Brazil, first off, let me give kudos to the outstanding cinematography. Also, I have been very blessed to visit many places on four continents, yet Iguaçú Falls is still ghe most stunning and awesome place I have ever been. I've seen the swifts flying through the falls. It is phenomenal to see their hidden lives caught on film. Incredible footage and narration of such a magical place. Bringd back lots of memories from childhood, now that decades of time and a continent away separate me from there. Superb documentary. Many thanks to all who helped make this film.

[@anthonyokponku9673]

We the Biafrans love your good work

[@PUYBAG]

forests like this need to be preserved

[@terramater]

Absolutely!

[@janereyes-os3dw]

The dancing bird should be the national bird. That is too unique 💯😭😭😭

[@Darknimbus3]

“oH iT wAsN’t DiScOvErEd By ThE eUrOpEaNs!!!!” Oh, knock it off people. You know what he means. You mean the Europeans knew about this place even before they arrived? Like the Roman Empire knew about it? 🙄 That aside, fascinating video!

[@SwizzyConsequence]

You do know there pyramids dating back for many centuries, Europeans are so full of themselves and claims, but how do you discover a place that already has a nations of people living in it? Seriously?????!!!!!!!

[@ronaldbuke5775]

these Europeans saying they discovered this and that.... the whole world had natives who existed in those places with all knowledge of their environment... thus that's no discovery

[@CliftonEdwards-d7x]

You are wrong, it wasn't discover by European it was always there, you all act as if European discover the world, bs the world was here before European 😡😡

[@linneabell9945]

How can you say Europeans discovered it? The original inhabitants discovered it.

[@luanrg]

Before the Europeans there were many nations in this territory. There was a genocide and slavery, both commited by the Europeans. Educate yourself!

[@daviddzapasy8329]

How can Europeans discover some treasures in a place where other people live. Propaganda

[@josephmuremwa4610]

Discovered by Europeans?... We're the natives blind or what?

[@SonLucasX]

Unfortunately, my country does not know how to take care of this wealth that we have. We are threatening the existence of this biome, the majority of our population is found on the coast where the Atlantic forest is located. I hope that someday this situation will change!

[@rptourfoodvlog4586]

Nature narturing the creature. Hlw from Bangladesh

[@ahnafmohsin3633]

The first statement of Europeans discovering this forest sounds wrong, as if Europeans discovering something is the beginning of its existence.

[@grantandrew619]

your ancestry is great and no one disputes it, what you miss, the point that evades you, is that Europeans placed your country on a WORLD MAP. your country was placed on an existing knowledge of the world. Indigenous people did not know where they were, what the world was or which way it turned. YOUR COUNTRY WAS DISCOVERED BY EUROPEANS, and they also had the written word and could record shit natives couldn;t, say in saying wake up to reality!!! this is the same the world over!!!! Europeans discovered MOST OF THE WORLD!!

[@president3889]

Discovered by Europeans??

[@js7phila3]

🤦🏾‍♂️,s0 d!srespectful

[@terramater]

Hi @president3889. We agree that the term 'discovery' can often neglect the fact that many regions were already inhabited by diverse cultures and societies long before Europeans arrived. The focus of this documentary is primarily on the remarkable natural history of Brazil's Mata Atlântica, acknowledging the forest's native flora, fauna, and their unique behaviours. However, we acknowledge and respect the rich history and the indigenous people of these lands who have been there for hundreds of years. Your feedback helps us be more aware in our language use, and for that, we are appreciative. Thanks for engaging with our content!

[@grantandrew619]

your ancestry is great and no one disputes it, what you miss, the point that evades you, is that Europeans placed your country on a WORLD MAP. your country was placed on an existing knowledge of the world. Indigenous people did not know where they were, what the world was or which way it turned. YOUR COUNTRY WAS DISCOVERED BY EUROPEANS, and they also had the written word and could record shit natives couldn;t, say in saying wake up to reality!!!

[@irenemaguirre3734]

Amazing; Wonderful & Beautful! Thank You, Irene A.❤

[@ArgeologicalMonkeyZone]

yes, it is great nature over there.

[@MiguelRodriguez-xj8ly]

13 seconds in “even though it was discovered by Europeans” 😒 😑 the f?

[@SMOOVKILL1]

So many nature videos have soundtacks in them these days. Keep it natural so we can hear the sounds of nature.

[@akepasabumei9652]

❤ mabey its part of the Garden of Eden ❤

[@NaturesKingdom0917]

Nature is always full of surprises! This battle is proof of that.

[@romeblanchard3419]

You lost me at “discovered by Europeans centuries ago”

[@babakgholian3467]

With the rate of deforestation who knows what will be left in the years to come !!!!

[@kryostazis4415]

Europeans never discovered anything but separation

[@broskie1]

"Discovered by europeans"...as if no natives lived there b4 they arrived 😂

[@grantandrew619]

yay for your ignorance. your ancestry is great and no one disputes it, what you miss, the point that evades you, is that Europeans placed your country on a WORLD MAP. your country was placed on an existing knowledge of the world. Indigenous people did not know where they were, what the world was or which way it turned. YOUR COUNTRY WAS DISCOVERED BY EUROPEANS, and they also had the written word and could record shit natives couldn;t, say in saying wake up to reality!!!

[@flowershower6857]

​@@grantandrew619 Ok eurot®ash

[@doctor02new]

How do those skinny butterfly legs work?

[@thirsupitishanti9107]

Wow!!!!!!!!!so beautiful life&nature

[@עמינדבקליסקי]

Wonderful video thank you very much for the sharing

[@terramater]

Hi, @user-bf9uf2ns2m! We're happy to hear that! Thanks for watching! :)

[@עמינדבקליסקי]

@@terramater 😊 👍

[@icc64]

Superb documentary , beautiful blessed country , this 🌎 paradise need more protection from us humans , to save all this splendour nature and living species 🙏 , excellent video , wonderful ❤❤❤

[@terramater]

Thank you for watching it! ❤️

[@ClareBoyd-f8c]

Jackson Amy Miller John Walker Amy

[@leonardolimacordeiro]

Assisiti ao documentário, nao sou muito bom com o ingles e em geral nao ligo muito para as falas. Depois de muitos documentários bons e ruins, americanos e europeus, conclui que falta neles uma questão chave: conversar e por os descobrimentos dos observadores nativos. Eu soj do inteiror do Rio de Janeiro, e são espetaculares os segredos contados por quem vive no meio da mata, e suas opiniões sobre os bichos e plantas. No Brasil quem melhor conta essas histórias sao os reporteres do Globo Rural. Abraços. Parabems pelas imagens, são incríveis

[@terramater]

Oi @leonardolimacordeiro! Obrigada por compartilhar a sua experiência com a gente e que bom que vc gostou do nosso documentario, ficamos felizes! Abraços!

[@mikegike7273]

Hello from the Great White North. Looks like a place I wanna visit. Espucially between Nov.-Apr....

[@Ripsaw17]

600 kilometers isnt very much

[@randomvicky939]

I’m living in the middle of Mata Atlântica…. Not long me and family said good bye to America 🇺🇸…. Beautiful place omg !!!

[@chrisdaldy-rowe4978]

At 3:29 i'm sure thats a Kim Jung Un haircut.

[@doctor02new]

Superb indeed.

[@terramater]

💚💛

[@chefjanibash6733]

The dancing blue birds remind me of Boyz 2 Men or something like that 😂

[@terramater]

100% boy band style 😂😂😂

[@Hallands.]

This needs more Attenboruogh…

[@PUSHPALATHANV-cw2lb]

Very beautiful, felt very happy to see the rare animals in this documentary, thankyou 🎉

[@naturezavidabr]

beautiful country. I am really happy to be born and live here.

[@terramater]

You should be! 💚💛

[@darrensayers7837]

The trees mentioned in the 37th minute are called trumpet bush where I’m from

[@terramater]

Hi @darrensayers7837! Nice! Thanks for sharing with us! :)

[@luclasaw]

The true is that Mata Atlãntica is almost devasted, only have preserved in protection area.

[@Dan5482]

Brazilian forests are burning.

[@AgricultureTechUS]

we must also show some love to the cameramen who brave it all to capture the of the scenes

[@terramater]

Hi @AgricultureTechUS! Absolutely! We’re so grateful to our camera crew!

[@BRELY60]

the images are good but stop thinking that the Europeans discovered everything No ⛔🚫!!!! the Europeans invaded these are all different things

[@terramater]

Hi @user-ku8yv2nb4k, thank you for taking the time to share your perspective. We appreciate your point, and we want to assure you that our intent is to celebrate the natural wonders and habitats across the globe, not to undervalue the importance and the agency of local cultures and their histories. We appreciate and encourage this dialogue - thank you once again for your insights!

[@BRELY60]

@@terramater thank you

[@johnwhorfin5150]

great stuff. and human narration. i have hope for youtube yet

[@terramater]

Hi @johnwhorfin5150! Glad you think so! Yes, we love to work with great narrators. 🎤

[@BreezeDavinci]

Discovered by Europeans is crazy lol!

[@Opium1960]

Great documentary. Thanks a lot for this great shots. *****

[@GIZMO3380]

Great documentary. Buy why is Amazon Jungle discovered by the West?😂 Amazon Jungle has always been the habitat for the natives of Amazon. It is just like African reach Europe so they discovered Europe. 😂

[@terramater]

Thank you for your insightful comments @GIZMO3380. We agree that the term 'discovery' can often neglect the fact that many regions were already inhabited by diverse cultures and societies long before Europeans arrived. The focus of this documentary is primarily on the remarkable natural history of Brazil's Mata Atlântica, acknowledging the forest's native flora, fauna, and their unique behaviours. However, we acknowledge and respect the rich history and the indigenous people of these lands who have been there for hundreds of years. Your feedback helps us be more aware in our language use, and for that, we are appreciative. Thanks for engaging with our content!

[@habtamuhunde6247]

Oh how nature inspired us human begin ❤❤❤

[@terramater]

💚💛

[@jeremybaker7502]

After telling us about 1000 bird species we only repeatedly blue mannequins over and over again......

[@terramater]

Hi @jeremybaker7502! Because they're so cool!

[@1231nlp]

"Discovered by Europeans"? How about the people that was already living there.

[@terramater]

Hi @1231nlp! We appreciate your point, and we want to assure you that our intent is to celebrate the natural wonders and habitats across the globe, not to undervalue the importance and the agency of local cultures and their histories.

[@paularomano5549]

This video brought me good memories of the period I had the privilege of living in the heart of Mata Atlântica. It is really full of wonders. Every single day new wonders to be experienced.

[@terramater]

Hi @paularomano5549! Thanks for sharing!

[@ha1789-gerbani]

spectacular view

[@seanjustg5425]

"Discovered by europeans" 😂

[@Socorro28r]

devastated by Europeans

[@waltergutierrez8807]

Excelente documental !

[@terramater]

Hi, @waltergutierrez8807! We're happy to hear that! Thanks for watching! :)

[@jairaquino9497]

How was the green screen effect achieved in this video?

[@Monk-eee]

24:59 the rain droplets are making the same size splash as when the hummingbird dipped itself into the water. It just goes to show how small the hummingbird is, as well as exquisitely created.

[@terramater]

Absolutely! It is these subtle details that really emphasize the lovely complexity and grandeur of the natural world. 😊

[@XezerSuleymanov-ri1lz]

Mother😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@corneliarosario7609]

Camera man are you ok

[@thirsupitishanti9107]

Thanks from thailand for nice vdo