Drakensberg - Africas Dragon Mountains - Go Wild

A dragon hatched from the volcanic furnaces of Gondwanaland. Ancient almost beyond comprehension, yet a living thing. And vast, stretching across a subcontinent, its spine arching above the clouds...
No lucky dragon, this. Starvation festers beneath the shimmering green of its skin. But to the creatures that live along its flanks, it can be a bountiful provider as well as a remorseless destroyer. Today we call it the Drakensberg, or «Dragon Mountain». «Drakensberg» is a dynamic documentary journey through the life of this ever-astonishing mountain. It is also a story of animal survival in a landscape of overwhelming, pitiless power.

[@woodstarthewoad]

This is the crown jewel of the Secrets of Nature series. The sound design and script are great. I listen to nature documentaries while we sleep, and this one is almost ASMR-level relaxing.

[@JohnJohnson-ui2bq]

Having watched a myriad of Wild Nature related documentaries throughout many years, I can, without any hesitation, state that Secrets Of Nature is, by far, my most favorite series. Everything about these documentaries is excellent: its format, pristine quality, fascinating plot and storyline with its dramatic succession, captivating and enchanting narration, professional techniques and skills of camera men and women, and the rest of the crew with their painstakingly diligent, hard work and determined dedication to achieve an absolutely excellent production make Secrets of Nature a series of documentaries that are in a whole different league; the bars are set higher than before. I only hope that newer documentaries are to be uploaded soon, because one cannot have just enough of these documentaries. I am truly looking forward to insatiably watching new stories. My gratitude to the entire team, who has made this whole journey possible, is indispensably unmatched! Thank you again!

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[@Jairzinho121]

Does it give u an erection?

[@dkcorderoyximenez3382]

Well stated....

[@Peaceful-horizons]

Very true

[@reneebrown3766]

Beloved Drakensberg, beautifully filmed, always, unforgettable. XXX

[@josephlee4337]

I keep asking myself as I watch the documentary, "How in the world have I missed this magnificent program: The Secret of Nature?" As a person stay of KZbin searching for such documentaries. Anyhow, I am so overjoyed that I have finally found it. Most of all, i van't thank you enough for producing such wonderful natural documentaries,

[@GoWild_EN]

Thanks Joseph Lee for your comments. The majority of the films you see on our channel have been produced for and/or by ORF (the Austrian public broadcaster). We hope to bring you more films from them and other producers around the world. Our warmest regards, TSofN

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[@tiedupsmurf]

You were probably on facebook watching a cat on a skateboard

[@paulebai3010]

Not nature but Africa. Okay africa is the garden of eden the most beautiful place on all the earth

[@Calidore1]

@@paulebai3010 I think India isn’t bad

[@TheSybil47]

I want to thank the Isigizi trio for the vocals. Thanks to all involved in this wonderful documentary.

[@odduser1634]

I found these documentaries relaxing, i watch 1 almost every night before a good night sleep.

[@mmlindsey8635]

ME2

[@jpllapitan4900]

So do i

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[@swiftallan5094]

Me too

[@oma2635]

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[@Garbagejuicewaterfall]

I am the king of documentary watching. From a single atom, to the outer reaches of space. I shall retain small amounts of info from all of them!!!! *MANIACAL LAUGHTER*

[@georgevarghese2561]

Watching wildlife documentary brings me close to nature. I love it anytime.

[@francisjanssen8013]

These are the best to watch keep on going ,keep on showing us the best that you have ,thank you so much

[@PAULLONDEN]

Planet Earth is one amazing place.....We're so lucky to have access to these docus with the click of a button , and not anymore dependent on regular television !

[@joaquimsantos662]

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[@cosmopolitanwonder9675]

Yes regular tv is mostly brainwashing crap. On KZbin we have a great choice of viewing.

[@cosmopolitanwonder9675]

@Mihai of Rockville Did I say I was anyone else’s opinion, No so STFU.

[@kawln12]

Thanks for providing nearly unlimited videos of nature.

[@magsa8769]

Thank you for showing the world our beautiful mountains. Magnificent video!

[@maryhairy1]

Stunning area. I’ve hiked in the northern area of these mountains. Thanks for showing off this section of this roof

[@johnguns4778]

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[@janbullock8192]

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[@Mayat02]

For all our problems here, we sure do live in a magnificent country and I couldn't be any prouder 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Wow,a great documentary on these pretty mountain animals. Beautiful flowers. I really enjoyed your video. Will be happy to see more. Thanks for sharing

[@geoffreystyles6783]

A beautiful, informative, educational fine film. Nature is so incredible. Thank you.

[@Josaline100]

Beautiful and informative documentary. The music however captures my spirit. There is something about African music that just hits me in the heart every time I listen to it.

[@dkcorderoyximenez3382]

This is an exceptionally well presented documentary. The Drakensberg has a fascinating ecosystem indeed... Thank you for posting...!!!

[@arwanpawar419]

I like you express the nature of Africa....relaxing and refreshing..go on!!

[@vostrovostro8824]

This is the kind of video i listen to when i sleep , the sound of the narrator is soothing.

[@wykeishacraft6820]

I love this amazing documentary of those beautiful animals in a adorable , i wish i could visit. Thanks for sharing

[@bessiebell6218]

Thank u for sharing...I watch the videos all the time...I can learn learn enough about these beautiful animals....

[@marilynmcdonald6899]

God's creation is endlessly awe-inspiring. If He knows each sparrow that falls, He certainly gives eland the guidance and wisdom to climb, generation after generation, to find their food.

[@robertdevito1098]

Hey I sure hope that Santaclaus and The Easter Bunny are watching sparrows fall.

[@marilynmcdonald6899]

@@robertdevito1098 sarcasm is the lowest form of wit.

[@elizabethbalazs7322]

I wish I can go to visit South Africa. Africa you are so beautiful. Thanks for sharing this beautiful documentary .

[@pprehn5268]

Now I wish I'd gone to South Africa...gorgeous photography, hart warming and hart wrenching

[@paulebai3010]

Its call azania. In african language south Africa is just a direction not a name

[@abdulsattar2932]

Don't go..... You won't be safe there

[@atanucheoma9480]

Good documentary, very impress by your presentation,which takes into account all the elements of this ecological niche. This is well illustrated from the illan atilopes, the chackman baboons, the vultures, the jackals, the plants, the mountain ,the weather,the hydrogaphy, the beetles, the birds and of course man. I ' m also amazed by the prowess of the vultures, throwing bones from height to crack it open to the swallowing big bones. The imput of man by his paintings make the documentary, well grounded, I

[@josephlee4337]

THIS IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, OUTSTANDING FILMING BETTER THAN NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BY FAR. J HAVE BEEN WATCHING NATURAL AND NATURE AND WILD ANIMAL DOCUMENTARIES FOR EON. I AM SO GLAD I HAVE FOUND THIS: THE SECRET OF NATURE. THANK YOU FOR THE AMAZING DOCUMENTARIES.

[@goognamgoognw6637]

I concur and have written a similar praise under another documentary from 'The secrets of nature'. This is one of the rare productions that do not force feed the viewer with some subjective self-interested and affected journalist sensationalism. National Geographic has long fallen from its throne and is forcing viewers to listen to immature american trash talk and highly artificially scripted twelve year old bipolar human centered nonsense. Absolutely unwatchable for the sane of mind.

[@marciahudson-vassell3705]

Thank you for shearing this amazing video. I enjoy watching and learning abt this part of Africa. Very educational as well.

[@thegreatnormad3424]

thank you so much for such filming such an incredible documentary !!!! i love it

[@garyhough8784]

I just became invredibly homesick. Living in the UK isn't for me.......take me home to the KZN Midlands and the uKhahlamba mountains. Thanks for uploading the vid guys.

[@creepycrawlies3194]

Gary Hough another south African we went to UK for new life didn't work out now we are in south Africa. I'm captonion

[@paulebai6811]

Gary Hough Africa can never be your home.. its only our home. us Africans. how can you make such a k8nderga4den mistake. you whiteman who taught hes smart.? Grear Africa. our home for ever.

[@unconformingtruther5496]

Paul Ebai I bet you not even African but a foreign troll

[@tracy7880]

+Paul Ebai Home is not where you were born or where you live. It's in your heart, the place that you love and feel free. Stop being negative! Let everyone love Africa, after all, it rly belongs to God not one of us.

[@BURMOINT]

Tracy J you really belong in a penal colony...go to Australia where you’ll fit in with the convicts.👍👍👍😂😂😂

[@PaktiawalZazai]

what an amazing piece of documentary thank you for sharing it Sir

[@ramiznorthland2946]

Documentary is very often better than movie

[@luizantonio755]

Good morning, how beautiful this biologists' exhibition is, this is fantastic, see this adversity of animals and give them habitats and places or keneun where they live, a hug for you

[@jayneruss6867]

Love documentaries, helps to forget the evil of the world

[@blameusa7082]

you can forget? sell me some

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It makes the world beautiful 🥰🥰🥰🥰

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@King First ĺ

[@brianboru8858]

I feel this comment. Way too much evil in the world but documentaries help to escape the chaos for a while

[@juliamcdonald-carberry146]

In spite of the inherit & profound dangers of living in Africa I can't imagine a more perfect place from which the human species could've derived. What an incredible continent with a monumentally vast range of habitats with which to challenge our species & those of others with the genetics strong enough to continue to survive into future generations.

[@Calidore1]

The ancient paintings were brilliant.

[@vivelearning.0191]

I love this kind of documentary. Amazing.

[@anirudhmanwal8189]

Wonderful documentry

[@raihanabari783]

Music is nice, nice documentary says so much of Eland herds life in this environment.

[@ebrahimma4183]

Wow. I like the landscape and the presenter .. wonderful

[@naserm1971]

Thank you so much for such an informative documentary.

[@simplyme8968]

i wish someday i can go and visit this very nice and beautiful country.

[@andreabeach1246]

The narroator is so pro his voice keeps you captivated yet relaxes your mind from all the clutter of the day.

[@hgik1096]

Africa for ever

[@kingmohamed2359]

I might watch this videos many times without single comment.i enjoy Watching documentaries

[@wadzanaimarthamubaiwa3512]

Uuu

[@flavio-viana-gomide]

I love planet Earth. It's very beautiful everywhere.

[@williambtm1]

A well narrated documentary into this hitherto unknown realm of Africa. A collosus of filming and human endeavor to complete this annual cycle in the lives of creatures reliant on the wall of spears.

[@laseebo9424]

Very Well.. documented ,,,, filmed ...

[@oliverolie1678]

The African songs makes everything relaxing

[@sutapamazumdar1338]

Impressed with the narration! Thank you team for this informative video :-)

[@0086658]

A beautiful connection to nature thanks.

[@paulebai3010]

Not nature but Africa say africa 1000s times better than china

[@ardeshirpak5397]

Nice program.

[@hansenglover9937]

Keep up the good works. It is a really lovely documentary and very soothing to the ear.

[@geelheks4402]

Gaan nie Afrikaans praat nie. The most beautiful video . Thanks Maggie South Africa

[@pietpompies7954]

Vind jy dit nie pertykeer weird om ons eie land se dinge daar te sien nie😂😂😂

[@flavio-viana-gomide]

Very beautiful.

[@jyotipradhan176]

Background African song was heavenly in addition to the documentary.

[@beautifulbutterfly3939]

I ❤️ VED THIS SO MUCH.

[@paulebai3010]

This is our land 'our country only ours alone. Our great and beautiful land mama africa. AFRICA ONLY FOR US AFRCANS.

[@mstevens832]

@Delia Darling He have a point Europe us for EUROPEANS thats why you here European Communities as Africa is for Africans that Including the Diaspora/Carriibean pacific and the rest I'm a Kenyan Brititish but cant be an European simple.

[@countrysidetours-rwanda5834]

What a wonderful documentary! Credit to The Secrets of Nature.

[@jagdishhiranandani5467]

Nature is beautiful and harsh and seeing all these animals surviving in these conditions is amazing! Hope humans leave this nature untouched for thousands of years so our great great grand kids can enjoy it in real life. 🙏🙏🙏

[@ivanizemelo210]

Obrigada por compartilhar esse vídeo belíssimo, e mostra a luta pela sobrevivência dos lindos animais!👍🏽

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Pretty Picture of animals on the mountains .

[@relaxingblog]

The person who is reading this comment , i wish you great success , health, love and happiness !

[@gerardoneill1513]

Love the background music and singing.

[@DEEN133]

Dragensberg incredible views over mountain filming at its best.💂

[@baharrahman7410]

What a amazing world. Love it.

[@atharvakulkarni8844]

beautifully created documentary

[@yasminashakoor4784]

4:00 I wonder what the actual name of these mountains is.... pre- colonization that is! So incredible to continue using names like Lake Victoria, etc.... Got it : uKhahlamba in Zulu...Maluti Sotho Eastern face: Quathlamba Zulu “ barrier of pointed spears”. Now that’s better.🥰

[@tahaheyari4649]

Yasmina Shakoor they should rename them withAfrican names,just like China did with the name of the capital bejien ,it was called Peking ,reccorect the wrong done by the colonialists ,what has Victoria name to do in Africa

[@mstevens832]

As a Kenyan I totally agree with you they should be re-named. Back to there originals names. +44

[@maureenbernhardt1934]

Love all this beauty

[@joejohn681]

I enjoyed this video it was a nice documentary well done

[@olusolasoretire6524]

14:55 ...amazing! Vultures swallowing bones!

[@keishalatmore3569]

Watching live from east africa

[@flavio-viana-gomide]

This music so beautiful.

[@khae74]

Ladysmith black mambazo, famous for lion king songs

[@papacowboy]

Love the (I assume) Zulu music. It is relaxing and downright beautiful. Wish I had a translation of it, as I am an amateur linguist by hobby.

[@SharkAttackFile]

I remember great clouds of butterflies, thousands of them, when I crossed the Drakensberg

[@sandrabagayas3377]

Educational ang entertaining...

[@cosmopolitanwonder9675]

I can even imagine he Dragons flying around and the giant people living below, what a wonder planet we live on, please do all you can to prevent its man made further destruction.

[@anti-Russia-sigma]

Good show.

[@minakumari9154]

This documentary is very good but how vultures can swallow that big bone. how they can pass it through their throat. it is really wonderful

[@RemEntertainmentChannel]

love watching this kind of docs.=)

[@munenembabu7137]

Beautiful.

[@monkeytv2651]

I love animals

[@RASHIDMALIK-le8df]

Marvelous Effort

[@geledemyplace8808]

I love d bearded vulture part. I love this doc. Im like a bird

[@shaikbabjee4437]

We have taken so much from this Beautiful Planet and Nature has suffered so badly and many Species have gone extinct. On top ofvthis Greed we have polluted almost all parts of the Planet. Its time that each Country pay back to Nature.

[@mohamedjama6882]

Amazing nature, I like to watch at least one documentary at night

[@robertmcleod7841]

Beautiful

[@scottdessy4701]

I have watched many of the videos you have uploaded and I have thoroughly enjoyed every single one of them.

[@GoWild_EN]

appreciate your comment :-)

[@ebrahimma4183]

I agree

[@sthembilekhumalo7610]

@@GoWild_EN can you please give the link to the song playing in the background. Or the name of the group and title of the song please

[@meckkuk1376]

Amazing Nature

[@victoriaajok2123]

Good buy my freind

[@klseabla5434]

give the country some credit

[@unclejoseph5642]

so gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood

[@CarolKishen]

I guess, once upon time this land full with 🗻mountains were below the 💧 water. I mean the sea bed.. I can strongly feel it.

[@ahmaddadang952]

Sangat penting mengetahui eko sistem binatang menambah wawasan bagi anak maupun ortu

[@fantastic1231]

I also enjoyed the one about mystical ancient Ethiopia called the " roof of Africa "!!!

[@andradavis7201]

i found these documentaries to and their very relaxing i love this documentary more please its just very relaxing to me to thank you for sharing with us the narrator has a beautiful voice and the music was very very good more please i subscribed for you beautiful scenery also thanks again

[@khawajamumtaz2150]

Now we all show to our children's wach how is world Love from Kashmir Pakistan

[@juliamcdonald-carberry146]

After watching documentary upon documentary about Africa it is difficult to comprehend why our ancestors migrated so far from our ancestral home.

[@mstevens832]

Africa is so beutiful

[@Calidore1]

I agree it’s got a lot going for it but it doesn’t seem to prevent people smuggling.

[@fitzyehboah8289]

Espetacular Magnific Bravo. .

[@bhaveshpatel4163]

I like background african musical songs. Loved it. Can i get the link for african songs like u use in this video

[@tfmkhonza5084]

Lady Smith black Mambazo