Tiny Titans - The Fascinating World of Insects | Free Documentary Nature

Tiny Titans - The Fascinating World of Insects | Wildlife Documentary
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From hunting traps to metamorphoses, get an up-close view of the visually stunning world of nature’s tiniest creatures in this revealing documentary.
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[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

From hunting traps to metamorphoses, get an up-close view of the visually stunning world of nature's tiniest creatures in this revealing documentary. Little is awesome.

[@prschuster]

Imagine being a wildlife film maker. What a fascinating job.

[@stephenwise3635]

Somewhere amongst the BBC documentaries is a series showing the inside workings of filming insects, I think its 2 years old. Worth looking up :)

[@mark8987]

I feel so bad for that ant 😢 What a way to go out

[@cheri238]

Stunning documentary of great beauty nature's traces of the world of extraordinary creatures. 🙏❤️🌎🌿🕊🎵🎶🎵

[@crazyviking24]

Also, ant colonies are almost entirely female with the males being drones that are only used for reproduction early on. So the army ants are not brothers.

[@SoberBangBangVeteran]

Perfect timing for me.

[@jasonbecker4974]

Great visuals! Thank you.

[@grayboy2010]

Did that mosquito really have a wet fart at 17:24 in this video ?? 😂

[@ruperterskin2117]

Cool. Thanks for sharing.

[@constancelowery9479]

fantastic video !

[@crazyviking24]

Meganeuropsis was the largest dragonfly (though closer related to Griffinflies) at 43 centimeters long and lived between the late Carboniferous and the late Permian periods. Not the Devonian period.

[@wickedcha4202]

😂😂😂 did you hear that about the dune beetle. At the beginning after the lady bugs....

[@skydiverchick1]

The music in this video is beyond annoying

[@flyback_driver]

31:00 Ha i bet

[@siryogi1563]

Insect are the extraterrestrials in quantum physics.

[@TheNeonNeko]

35:01 does anyone know what the bird making that sound is?

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

Sorry. I do not know. It’s quite distinct. Hopefully someone on here will help you.

[@maxfochtmann]

IT Sounds for me Like a lark.

[@chickennuggets9480]

3 minutes in and theres already a lie. The orchid pretending to be a bumble bee is NOT mutually benefitial for the insect as for the flower. The bee gains 0 out of the trickery.

[@katiekane5247]

Pollen is a resource for the bee.

[@annachristina6539]

You're right. Yes, he may have gotten some nectar & pollen. But this flower was luring him with the sweet smell & appearance of sex. But the bigger question should be... How does a plant, with no brain, realize it needs to evolve in this direction? There are many holes in the evolution theory. At 18:45 A butterfly is being born. Just before that, a mosquito... All that exquisite beauty & diversity. Coming from a cosmic soup of single celled organisms... Really?

[@parallelarc3837]

@@annachristina6539 your brain has no bearing on your evolution. No one is thinking and directing their evolution. Evolution works by just selecting, based on environmental pressures, the most viable organisms over time. It is the most perfect process, that is inevitable

[@katiekane5247]

An ad for an insecticide seems poorly placed but I'm sure the algorithm knows best 😕

[@LarzGustafsson]

Who composed the "music"??? He must be in the looney bin now.

[@psn._.natboogie43]

He composes his music from within the looney bin

[@rcaldwell1446]

Gosh!!! I keep trying to watch these nature documentaries but they always seem to be giving wrong information and being slightly sexiest 😅 at least with this channel

[@aaronbrown1638]

These mfers trippin

[@andrewmonument8847]

Weird - how the narrator pronounces Aphids incorrectly !

[@TheNeonNeko]

Weird how you assume there is only one pronunciation worldwide.

[@FusionDeveloper]

🪰🐝🐞🦋🐛🐜🦗🪲

[@mikexcity]

No such thing as evolution, God made it all... Apparently. 😂😂😂

[@blackamv7741]

نعم إنه الله الذي خلق كل شيء لا اله الا الله وحده لاشريك له له الملك و له الحمد وهو على كل شيء قدير

[@floptime]

Which God? Apparently there's many Gods

[@Zeno362]

apparently...just a lazy person's way to explain anything.

[@thbjr25]

It's a shame you can watch a nature video without them adding religion. Evolution was concocted by a white supremacist who believed the white race was superior to all others. A dictator of world war two devoutly followed those teaching and tried to concur Europe and genocide other races. If you want to talk science bring up intelligent design proven by biology among others. It is completely undeniable in the insect world.

[@KathyBGood]

the heavens declare the glory of God. The firmament declares His glory. Who but God alone could create all this. Certainly not a big bang a gazillion years ago. No intelligence there. The lengths man goes to in order to make up "evolution" so he doesn't have to answer to God..what ego & pride we have until we acknowledge Him.

[@gisellatonin6545]

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