The African Wildlife That Depends On Namibia's Largest Parks | The Waterhole

[@Lenysea]

A pure pleasure to watch: no overly dramatic and loud music and no overly emotional narrator. Only calm voice and sounds of nature. Thank you for uploading it!

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[@AAlrush]

I like older documentaries for the same reasons you stated. Some today have parts cut out or excess background music that you can't hear the narrator.

[@ar.3363]

Yesssss true but stil I get emotional 😭

[@michaelwilliams2816]

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[@hamabaru8846]

no annoying music like most other documentaries. very relax

[@pieternel101]

Lovely. The narrator is a joy to listen to.

[@boyharmon357]

I grew up watching nature documentaries like this wish today's ones were half as good, show nature as it really is , no editing out kills ,for over sensitive viewers ,

[@parrishowens9851]

I watch a lot of animal TV mostly every day I am blessed... thank you

[@Mickey007]

Thanks for uploading this video. I actually prefer the older nature videos. Really enjoyed this, something a bit different!

[@alkinkade]

Nicely Placed, Lites, Action, Camera... Great Job Guys, Camera Crew and the Announcers...

[@jackiegates8802]

Good documentary. I liked the narrator voice it puts me a mind of the narrator voice back in the films we had to watch in Jr. High and High school back tears ago.

[@laotouaxiong]

2021 and here I am watching this.

[@timmisegtar5172]

Love this old school documentary,reminds me of my teenage yrs..this is great.

[@alkinkade]

Love the Content, Thnx for Sharing and Caring... Stay Safe and Stay Blessed 🐘, 🦏, and all... much Love.

[@samyy3559]

Thanks there is no ugly music just the nature's music

[@johnshields6852]

Elephants are majestic creatures, watching them surround and protect the little ones is impressive, no predator dare.

[@splash5150izy]

Imagine all these animal's are now long dead with the exception of the very young elephant's that are here as they can live over 50yrs, but are captured forever on camera/film, possibly only some or all of these human's that did this work will be still alive, great doco thank's for the up-load :D] .v ..

[@melb633]

Killed due to poaching not age with elephants.killing poachers should be a blood sport,not these magical animals

[@rogerusthomas7629]

Lovely documentary.....jus like u there....🤝♥️

[@fikarajiji7954]

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[@robertcronin6603]

Excellent old documentary 👍

[@glendaperkins6198]

Little baby elephants run so fast as if they don't want to be late for something maybe they need to get there for more time to play. Baby elephant is the cutest thing especially when playing. I don't know who I like more then lion cub or baby elephant I hope I never have to choose. Thanks for videos.

[@glendaperkins6198]

Female lion wants to play with big daddy he's like look here comes the elephants watch out.

[@glendaperkins6198]

Little turtle move fast when time to eat. I never seen a turtle mob before.

[@glendaperkins6198]

My God the elephant knew exactly where the turtle was hiding close against the feet and fell to step on the turtle it even pushed the turtle back out the way. The elephant is not only smart but has class why step on the turtle just because I can. That was something I like that.

[@splash5150izy]

@@glendaperkins6198 .. Elephant's are gentle by nature, they wouldn't even hurt a flea that's how nice they are Ha!!! :P] .v ..

[@stanleysko]

Brave observers, you provide good insight into the animal world, well done.

[@deeknize2034]

This is pure pleasure to listen and watch this comintater. I sure hope he does a lot more documentaries unlike others I have listened to he makes this fun and very enjoyable to listen to!!

[@roshangeorge2127]

Thanks for the upload . One of my favourite survival documentaries and one of the finest wildlife documentaries ever made . A classic by Des and Jen Bartlett .

[@2007gray]

Yes Roshan, I totally agree. I could not believe the Herons hunting unique pattern and the pre-historic horror of the Terrapins. The story of how every creature turns up to "The Waterhole" makes for an epic story. I adore Des & Jen Bartlett films.

[@silvestrerodriguez6890]

Eagle. Vs lion

[@fitzyehboah8289]

Yeah great Upload my late father got me interested in Nature programs..

[@mmlindsey8635]

GREAT

[@PAULLONDEN]

Lovely old fashioned nature docu ,probably from the 70's....At the time these were such a revelation......viewers not being spoiled for choice yet, like these days....

[@misanthrop1958]

The seventies were great. I would do anything to wind back the clock.

[@mariogadil549]

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[@olavwilhelm6843]

amazing close ups considering the heavy cameras they had back in the days

[@jampasurprenant1794]

That's was great . I did enjoyed watching I Appreciated you for sharing with me.

[@Rocio1988]

Nice documentary, thanks for upload the oldies times

[@israelsantossilva1851]

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[@tonistark4169]

How did I miss this one (since I’ve been binge watching all the nature docs). The poor jackals and terrapins get the short end of the stick it seems…. Love the cute music & funny (at times) narration!

[@chengkeattan2597]

Another wonderful 👏 ❤ presentation.

[@richtheengineer4110]

Very educating and intresting

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Just to amazing and i enjoyed it.

[@BUR1DG3CL4N]

loved the slow motion replay of the bird biting the zebra's nose as it came in 4 a closer look

[@leonelgonzalez4073]

Beautiful bideo

[@crashfistfight8234]

Beautiful girl watching the bideo ❗👍🏻🍺😉🐾👽☯️🐉👻🇬🇧

[@kaerligheden]

VIDEO

[@lorenamackey218]

I just love nature

[@squinkque]

Wow this may be old but it's very well shot. I did not know that turtles will eat birds. I've never seen that before in a wildlife documentary.

[@tancheesiong4409]

Can upload leopards and hyenas armies of the night, mountains of the snow leopard, jaguar eater of soul and great Indian rhino

[@esthermwangi293]

Great job waaaooo!!!!! God's wonderful creation,, thanks for letting me enjoy God's work

[@mmlindsey8635]

THIS IS GD CLASSIC OLD SCKOOL VIDEO

[@albertaabner7595]

I really enjoyed, watching this documentary!!!

[@basiclegend3813]

The old documentaries had something special in them. Any time i see one, the music, the narration, the story all of it seems so great that it feels like it was filmed on different planet and by different species. Today's documentaries are good and backed pretty well by new technologies and more solid facts but they all seem focused on specific point. Which by science point of view should be best for further enhancing knowledge and discovery but they lack something that makes only specific age group follow them while remaining age group forced to completely avoid it. Wild life Documentaries are supposed to broaden knowledge but only focusing on that specific part has done less help than it should have been.

[@jahyute421]

very nice documentary i love it

[@olavwilhelm6843]

awwww i loved it ...the quality reminded me of the movie "born free" lioness Elsa in my childhood :-)

[@suberuidris8073]

The animal documentary is very interesting

[@vijaydattatraypatil3420]

Elephants are were clever & intelligent animals. After taking nice bath, they too, like human beings want to apply/spray an earth's 'powder' on their bodies and also their action is being followed their calves too.

[@fungoorstitch]

Vintage, is the word.

[@kylecollier2285]

This also was predators of the wild African survival.

[@donniegray553]

11:40, so I guess Lions aren't KING of the jungle when it comes to the elephants. Good doc, but the ads are killing me here

[@trumpgoogledmyyahoo7621]

If you turn off autoplay and scroll to the very end of the video, the yellow dashes disappear and you can go back to the beginning and watch without ads😊

[@lukerobinson2605]

@ 1:28 How on earth did that warthog manage to escape ?

[@georgigesh2765]

I guess it has heavy bones and thick skin.

[@kylecollier2285]

Georgi Gesh that or it could've been slippery from being in mud or perhaps just bad luck on the lioness' part.

[@splash5150izy]

^^^@Luke Robinson .. The warthog was too small the lioness had it's eye on a much larger prey that zebra, but even the zebra escaped un-harmed, the lioness's timing was just a bit off, however she would have caught something else eventually, they alway's do Chur! :D] .v ..

[@EduardoHernandez-ew9en]

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[@BIGGLOUPR]

How the heck..did that Lioness at the beginning,let that warhog get pass her like that?Wow!!

[@jesusmagana8228]

Omg I remembered this in 1984!!!

[@oldmcdonald9582]

i love the term pride of place. dont know why

[@needmoreramsay]

Wait a minute !! I see peanut butter on that elephant's ankles.... time to check my cupboards.

[@ycamara9034]

Love it bless all animals amen

[@adamstrongwell3608]

lol fantastic vid, watching this 0.25k vid on a 4K tv

[@martlopez7956]

Hermosa es la naturaleza

[@mariacristinarojas770]

Me encanta ver los animales

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Gorgeous Cubs eating closed to end , nice.

[@Anis_Marco27]

My top 10 favorite wild african animals from Etosha National Park, Namibia 10th Gemsbok 9th Springbok 8th Plain zebra 7th Rhino (both black and white) 6th Blue wildebeest 5th Ostrich 4th Lion 3rd Giraffe 2nd African elephant 1st Cheetah Honorable mentions: Leopard Spotted hyena Impala Common eland Greater kudu Warthog Meerkat Moongose Honey badger Black backed jackal Bat eared fox

[@randyunicruz5268]

I hope it is the same capacity how many the animals or birds that you can see here.

[@michaellindsey31]

JUST GREAT 4ITS TIME EVERYTHING NEED WATER

[@drewtheceo9024]

35:00 OH, he jammin!

[@edgyveggieM8]

Its like tiny powerful wizards

[@alkinkade]

Retired trucker from Southern California. Riverside, we have earthquakes, LOL

[@cesarrodriguez2187]

Que hermoso perrito blanco

[@christinehorner1856]

The footage in this is real good. The narrator while having an ok voice lacks proper empathesis at so many areas, making it dull to listen to. Had to stop after pt2 began. Sorry.

[@sublimemediocrity]

All you had to do was string 30 odd words together , with correct spelling and punctuation. Fail!

[@kaerligheden]

Poor you.....

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[@hamabaru8846]

06:24 wow baby duck by diving to escape the danger

[@2000guineas]

33:34 Mufasa thinking Jesus Christ trying to get some rest and, these two bird brains want to do xfactor auditions.

[@jackofnone9439]

How can anyone give this a thumbs down...is there something I'm missing???

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[@dfiddleb]

Too many ads!!

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[@cheese3416]

I saw one like this around a water hole where the elephant got mad and kicked dirt on a lions food and carried a big ass tree around fucking with everyone lol anyone see that? I can't find it

[@ajitraj4932]

please put some pumpkins seeds ,

[@ebe7840]

🎯

[@juzaraliasgernavagharwala4594]

Noice

[@israelkerrin8389]

The danger of the waterhole... lol.. Ive seen gloryholes that looks more dangerous than that.

[@fritzstehr]

If this is 1080p, I'm the 2nd coming, get down on your knees and kiss my toes.

[@markellis6898]

I was enjoying the video until the narrator, without even naming the tortoise, said it could swim as it waddled around in the shallows. I stopped watching at that point as I watch documentaries to get educated on the subject and if he made that false statement who knows how much other false information is in the video - Tortoises can't swim, the odd one can float.

[@vile105]

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[@leiaorbo245]

The naive hill locally blink because receipt disappointedly kiss on a wild vegetarian. spooky, witty chin

[@randyunicruz5268]

I hope it is the same capacity how many the animals or birds that you can see here.