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[@jayantabraham6576]

If you are an animal just chilling then if you hear David Attenborough's voice just get the hell out there.

[@deankruse2891]

Hahahahaha

[@theanimalshow6538]

*Look how you massacred my boy*

[@furryfeathers4108]

Why am I laughing so hard at 212am 🤣🤣🤣

[@mygelgarcia1845]

Lol

[@sidhantpatnaik685]

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[@WJen8]

This guy could be talking about the history of spoons and I would still be entranced.

[@charliepie1212]

I just want a video of him trying on fancy hats.

[@justdev8965]

Hahahahaaa so true

[@catherineapioatim5728]

Me too,, he is a gem,, one of the people I would prefer meeting as opposed to celebrities,,,

[@francescocuccu4218]

ahahaha so true man!!

[@ryaneaglestone8612]

ikr

[@seangilchrest6091]

Damn you never really understand how hard animals really have it until you watch things like this. That bird one almost made me cry no joke, nature is brutal...

[@youngcrosby3649]

I almost cried too

[@james_smith9]

Black men and the police had it harder, blood.

[@seangilchrest6091]

@@james_smith9 I doubt it, blood

[@AlliyahKhalifa]

Knew that bird was planning something devious at 7:29 that mf pure evil and it shows

[@rabbit0664]

I think about that. Like it goes for both sides. An animal could spend all it's energy hunting only to wind up exhausted and starved. But on the other hand having a bunch of animals biting you and ripping things away while you can't go anywhere is something.

[@jaybrown4526]

The Sardine segment is quite possibly the single best piece of cinematography Ive ever seen!! The sweeping dramatic music and the amazing underwater camera work are absolutely brilliant. And to end with footage of the whale finishing it all off it completely out of this world. Should have been the number one segment!!

[@aliceydu]

I was sure most of the sardines would make it out alive... and then the whale shows up.

[@t.vaimaona7219]

It looked fake.

[@kreipoyke]

@@t.vaimaona7219 well it’s not

[@cumcumcum148]

Like some random ass space battle. Where there is a lot of gets fight off some giant alien organism (sardines) and then reinforcment come up. Or like some horror movie, where sardines are fighting for their life and they losing to enlarging force. Truly beautiful

[@hopanuoli3940]

Yes, I think so too

[@efrainrodarte6395]

"... But she has already made her choice" Never thought I'd feel this sad for a bird

[@steven11steven11stev]

U guys the best making me laugh when I’m sad, and the mom is very bad she ahould to hit the other one to tech him how to help and not hurt he’s own blood brother but nature is mistery

[@cimmicacocoa2370]

INCREIBLE PERO INCOMPRENSIBLE she’d rather let one die then both of them die- it makes sense.

[@steven11steven11stev]

Cimmica Cocoa no she’s selfish and let the week die but is her soon she must to protec both

[@cimmicacocoa2370]

INCREIBLE PERO INCOMPRENSIBLE bruh- this isn’t a human. Weak animals will die in nature anyways. If she lets it survive then it will take away resources from the healthy and strong one and reduce it’s chance of survival.

[@steven11steven11stev]

Cimmica Cocoa is sad anyway the way she choose the bully one but like u said in the nature only the strong survive and dat make me think about humans and aliens if they exist, in which position we will be

[@rushgreen4249]

Imagine if david was your grandpa and he read you a story book for every night before u sleep..

[@TheOnlyAA]

I'd ❤ that

[@chad8813]

At 28 years old id enjoy that..

[@justdev8965]

@@chad8813 hahahaaa

[@Simon_E]

I'd be so hype I wouldn't be able to sleep

[@ThePiko22]

rush green uh he does that every night when I put one of these episodes on. Out like a light in 5 min.

[@BloodRedKat]

My dad was one of the Royal Marines escorting Sir David Attenborough when they were filming life in the freezer, he even has a book signed by him that apparently all of the boys got!

[@mnomadvfx]

o_O Why did they need a marines escort? Conflict zone area?

[@BloodRedKat]

@@mnomadvfx I believe it was more of a precaution. It was only a small team that went with them, all of them trained for survival in the arctic/extreme conditions. If I get more info from my dad I'll let you know 😊

[@darield1172]

@@BloodRedKat Thats kinda cool though, props to your Dad for keeping the legend safe.

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

@@mnomadvfx There is a permanent Royal Marine deployment to the Arctic, based in Norway. Other units rotate in and out for cold weather training.

[@kf510]

@@mnomadvfx he's a national treasure, of course he will be escorted. Even to the loo!

[@cschamby8545]

Nobody does this like Attenborough. May he live forever.

[@julianpapin9428]

I dont think he wants to live for ever cos hes not a vampire what i know.

[@pigface5803]

Yeah but one day he will pass then nature documentaries won't be the same without hearing his voice I've heard it since a kid which is kinda crazy

[@diamcole]

With videos like this circling the internet, in a way, he always will.

[@keepfitcop1713]

Aaron sang is talented too

[@datboiduddus456]

This guy could read me my divorce papers and I would still be mesmerized

[@datboiduddus456]

Nounours huh

[@Rochedha]

😅😂😂

[@nonnalovepriceless]

datBOIduddus 😂😂😂😂sorry you were funny

[@georgedelacruz4323]

Lmaaaaaaoooooo!!!!!

[@aniruddhasaha462]

🤣🤣🤣

[@harryroberts388]

David Attenborough: Speaks Humans: His voice is nice Animals: KIDS HURRY WE NEED TO MOVE

[@boundanfungus2931]

this deserve more likes! like, immediately.

[@goest42]

Honestly lmao 😂

[@vespermartini2556]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@UhhhAreyouok]

😂😂😂😂

[@jenswetter251]

Humans' kids: damn, we should've followed the animals' kids 3 months ago ...

[@andreirobu5695]

My jaw dropped when the whale came in it at the end, incredible footage

[@Love777916]

Immaculate!! Blew me away!🙌🏾

[@Cautionary_Tale_Harris]

"Sardines? Don't mind if I do!"

[@MalO.ver1.0.x]

The footage of the sardine hunt is absolutely amazing. I have mad respect for every nature photographer and nature film maker, because the work that goes into both is unbelievable.

[@mdot2597]

I gotta give it up to the film crews. They're usually out there for years capturing this footage. Years of filming for hour long documentaries.

[@JustAnotherAccount8]

Years of filming? would take that long for a single documentary, at most, a bit over a year

[@abdulazizmath9134]

@@JustAnotherAccount8 mashallah tbark allah alhamdulillah inshallah better astaghfirullah

[@JustAnotherAccount8]

@@abdulazizmath9134 agreed.

[@denwaf]

Minke whale : minding it's own business Orca : your free trial of life has ended

[@d_s00]

@@denwaf made me fucken burst of laughter!😂😂

[@gloriacherop8234]

It always amazes me how I can switch sides so easily depending on which animal the narrator is explaining.

[@3three3three3three]

it was always the carnivores for me since i was a kid. they seem like the hardest workers

[@flumfabliau]

mag pi I had never looked at it like that

[@nicklausb]

Serial killers probably work pretty hard, too

[@3three3three3three]

@@nicklausb serial killers don't require the flesh of their victims to survive. they have it easy.

[@nicklausb]

@@3three3three3three true. Lol Still not friends with those killer whales 😠

[@callahan1492]

I once made a mistake listening to Sir David’s youtube videos while trying to fall asleep, since his voice is so calm. Ended up watching A Life On Our Plannet and Life in Color till sunrise.

[@swirlshine]

David is such an icon - read his Wikipedia page and I had no idea that he's not only 96, but has 20+ new species named after him as well!! To have seen and experienced so many wonders of the world in your entire lifetime must be so amazing. Not to mention he's the best narrator - when I go to watch nature documentaries, I always look for something David has voiced first!

[@HowieFeltersnatch1]

This guys voice is so good that he should narrate Morgan Freeman's life

[@coltonwilensky]

I would love to see them collaborate on a show, that show would be the best and most entrancing show in the world

[@janrees4887]

"This guy?" You mean David Attenborough, the most recognized, adored, famous nature documentary maker of all time? Not just his voice, but his face, he is way more famous and has been for way longer all around the world. He's a national treasure in the UK but I'm not from the UK and I've watched his documentaries all my life. I actually can't believe you would think he'd be interested in narrating the life of an actor- he is doing so much more important conservation work, not least making incredible documentaries like Blue Planet, Human Planet and many more which EVERYONE should watch.

[@BirdaeBlue]

jan rees who is this guy?

[@vlanouldvlan7884]

😂😂😂

[@KlowdZzz]

jan rees so can you tell us something about him or not? I don’t have all day.

[@crystallxix1493]

What if: you were eating grass and chilling But David said: "What happens next is truly extraordinary"

[@sushanalone]

Oh Shit i am gona die today isn't it?

[@jovany984]

get in a “hi mom, im on tv” before accepting my death

[@jumping_beanz6209]

I would bolt right then and there

[@gozzilla177]

I would just hope it was an extraordinary death lol

[@bigsteve6729]

Haha

[@darbyhorgan8441]

I think it looks so cool how the shoe bill can keep their head so perfectly still while moving their body. I know this is common with many birds, but it is so very EXTRAORDINARY when the shoe bill does it!

[@mnomadvfx]

This is the magic of evolution. A niche allows for a change in species size due to more prey, and then natural selection fills in the blanks to allow the species to take advantage of that greater size effectively. It's like nature is a vast neural network, but adapting on a scale of millennia rather than days/weeks.

[@ivaolo]

I also thought it was pretty insane natural movement

[@educationaljourney9933]

David Attenborough has an extraordinary gift for storytelling - his narratives effortlessly take us in seconds from our living rooms to inaccessible natural settings over the whole world. He is a genius.

[@shamaliwije4872]

Shoebills have to be one of the creepiest birds alive. They always look at you like they’re planning where to hide your dismembered body.

[@ReeceyW]

But they're kinda cute in a muppet type way

[@shamaliwije4872]

@@ReeceyW Maybe if there's such a thing as scary cute? 😄 If Stephen King created muppets? I tried to take your point of view and tried to look and see the cuteness, but it went from Awww to Aaargh in 5 seconds flat. Sorry, I think we'll have to agree to disagree on this, I'm afraid.

[@azamhassan1265]

still pity for the weakest child though.. "you weak and helpless? Good" casually walkaway......

[@opheliaweekes4448]

Omg so true 😂😂😂

[@ozymandiaspbs]

I agree, that is 1 creepy looking bird! 😱

[@mohamedhashi3604]

Sardines: Exist. *EVERY PREDATOR HAS ENTERED THE CHAT*

[@HenryMcGuinnessGuitar]

Including us :(

[@MoSizzlac97]

Me: i’m a 13 yr old boy Every predator has entered

[@Bepis98]

Sardines: exist Predators: its free real estate

[@MoSizzlac97]

xiao xiao oh predator’ing don’t discriminate

[@waters129]

For real! They really at the bottom of the food chain looool

[@favray]

I think I would cry if I was the person that caught the sardines scene on camera. Such a once in a lifetime moment. The whale coming in at the end was just perfect.

[@alexmartinez5859]

The sardine feeding frenzy has to be my favorite Attenborough moment. The music swelling, the different groups of animals, the editing, and of course the man, the myth, and the legend, Sir Attenborough narrating every action keeping me intrigued all the way.

[@MindsetManagement11]

David Attenborough can talk about grass growing and i would still watch every second of it.

[@BornHandy]

He has done exactly that... Private Life of Plants.

[@sagarahmad5311]

Sir David Attenborough

[@ffffffff963]

sure he could do much less than that & you be doing ANYTHING this ped asked of you

[@chamalineros549]

Grass growing?? Really? Maybe you might prefer paint drying too.🤣🤣🤣

[@alliecat9270]

Pretty sure you copied this comment, I saw it on a hamster video

[@briankiefer4101]

The Sardine feeding frenzy is one of the best pieces of nature footage you'll ever see.

[@yasminnatalia2098]

Just amazing 👏

[@sivanyasivasri401]

My life is like those sardines......

[@kaniapermata]

I wonder where is the camera

[@johnyepthomi892]

@@kaniapermata This was made in a studio, just like the moon landing.

[@stoic8168]

My mind was fully blown... when the whale came in last and finished off the feast I knew I just witnessed something incredible!

[@sherimcdaniel3491]

David Attenborough is one of the most popular, well-metered voices and he loves animals. ❤

[@NPClownumber81googolplex]

Sardines: "Why are we here? Just to suffer?"

[@Aozolai]

Bear: “It’s over Salmon, I have the high ground.” Salmon: “You underestimate my power.” Salmon: *jumps*... gets bitten in half

[@katepanthera7265]

Circle of life, baby...

[@SuperShewie99]

This is the comment I was looking for

[@warthogvanguard7292]

Hey Aozolai you should do an analysis of the Fuel Rod Salmon

[@bigboyg4524]

Thank you for that blessing of a comment

[@alzer6467]

O bear wan Kenobi

[@rosecah]

I hope Queen Elisabeth gives David some of her tea that makes her immortal

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

There was a programme on TV about the forest that is being planted across the Commonwealth - essentially across the world. During it, these two unflappable nonagenarians took a walk through Buckingham Palace's "garden". It was a hoot! They were chatting away like old friends and they've both got a wicked sense of humour 🤣

[@leilo330]

It's not tea, it's children's blood.

[@jerminator0688]

Lei Lo adrenochrome.

[@RJinks87]

They are actually both 93, already sharing by the looks of things

[@emiv592]

Immortalitea

[@lizsteeds6697]

The BBC wildlife photographers spend months on shoots but their patience pays off as they consistently capture the absolute best wildife footage in the world ... incredible work.

[@jeanniemarkech351]

Sir David...a walking UNESCO site. Kudos to the BBC for supporting his work and bringing him to the attention of the world.

[@Camilo19832001]

This man needs to be protected at all costs... he is a national treasure

[@manuelrobles2569]

+100 i feel sad when i come here and se the recap, y every say to all his name when i put some animals vids

[@hellosweetheart3350]

@@manuelrobles2569 they say his name because he has a great interpretation of how animals are thinking, his narratives are great!

[@gooseman8332]

You mean international

[@Leo-qv2nu]

Clash Royale Gamer What is wrong with you....

[@creatorlight4346]

Leon Eugene I have been following him for 20 years and I haven’t seen great works from him. He is doing thing only for himself. Selfish. And overrated

[@farhanmizra]

The sardines feast, the predators, the music, and of course - Sir David's voice. It's like watching opera.

[@GlennMagusHarvey]

When I started watching this video I was not expecting something to be narrated like a grand battle set in outer space in a sci-fi movie.

[@Road_Rash]

It's nowhere near as boring as opera & his voice is nowhere near as annoying...he speaks in calming whispers, opera is a bunch of shrieking, irritating racket that I can't even stay in the same room with...

[@Doctom91]

@@Road_Rash 'murican, huh?

[@edenwayne8407]

@@Road_Rash I think you're describing opera buffa

[@miamislice3280]

Except its actually entertaining, unlike opera.

[@dogeperson3277]

The shoebill’s eyes when it stares at camera looks like its saying “Oh hiya billy!”

[@niharranjan2196]

Huge respect to sir david. And specially the whole film crew to gathering some of years long footage records for some minutes long video.These are all masterpieces. 🙌👏

[@ljmack3625]

Them Shoebill birds are ruthless, its definitely survival of the fittest. The younger sibling has no chance poor little bugger.

[@cintronproductions9430]

Why do they even lay more than one egg if this always happens?

[@THEisaacG]

i hate nature. fckm all

[@daisymay6505]

Always have more than is being eaten, as in they always have more babies so that at least some have a chance

[@ljmack3625]

Cintron Productions the reason they lay more than 1 egg is incase the first doesn't make it. Basically the younger bird is for backup.

[@daisymay6505]

Dude, these are a critically endangered species, and a predator at that, this is nature’s way the weak perish and the strong live to pass on their genes, but I do agree that the younger should have been taken to a sanctuary BECAUSE it is a critically endangered species

[@ssymck]

One reason I decided to study and teach biology: Sir David Attenborough

[@anasapsana824]

I remember his book translated to russian, it was one of my favourite besides of Durrells 😊🙌🏼

[@catherineapioatim5728]

I wish I was young,, I would love to be in your class,,,

[@Tai-chan....]

Me too. I'm a marine biologist because of him.

[@muaythaiisfun4404]

100Tatanisha I really want to become a marine biologist, how exactly did you get that job? Please tell me I’m really devoted to becoming a marine biologist and I would like some tips.

[@Tai-chan....]

@@muaythaiisfun4404 outside of your academic qualifications, in my country, tiny island in the Caribbean sea, there are projects, research done by the main organizations in marine sciences (there are others) so i did internship with them and then after i worked on a project and now i do research. It's always best to intern while you're in University.

[@trinity2145]

The under water feeding was amazing. I felt so bad for the baby bird getting rejected by her mother.

[@islandqueen7342]

David's voice is like a hug of abundant knowledge...I love this man 💯❤️😊

[@L-Kroko]

i almost cried as the mother bird rejected the small chick. Natures hard man...

[@eunicestone838]

She just looks at the smaller one as if to say....You disgust me child!

[@swyxTV]

i hope the camera people adopted it or something.. it was good as dead otherwise

[@just4mygrl413]

me too 😥

[@dannytourigny9403]

@@swyxTV Or maybe they put it out of its misery and threw it on the BBQ.

[@justforfunpagla]

Human females abort children too!

[@Bridget.king23]

Damn I was routing for my guy Minkie so hard 😭

[@KoldBreeze]

RIP Minke. I'ma miss you homie

[@WastedPotential17]

@@KoldBreeze Fuck Orcas. All my homies hate Orcas.

[@navytackedbay]

“Minke” (Sorry :} I couldn’t control myself..)

[@shivshivie]

😢😢

[@dbook1i70]

orcas = da opps 😈

[@whowantsabighug]

The music in the sardine frenzy was amazing. Composing music for this show must be a dream with such vivid inspiration.

[@BlackAlbino2000]

All the people who filmed these moments in such mesmerizing beautiful ways and with such style deserve an enormous raise and a statue

[@billycasper3351]

The Sardine fish school getting hunted was, by far, the best montage I've ever experienced in a documentary. Truly Cinematic with a golden sprinkle of 'Sir' Attenborough's voice. Edit: I added the word 'Sir' now.

[@havnt3782]

theres an outstanding gopro video of a sardine bait ball getting hunted. it won a gopro award a few years back, its worth the watch my dude

[@touremuhammad5983]

I think that took place in South Africa 🇿🇦...again

[@josueroberto7356]

Same. It was simply amazing.

[@josueroberto7356]

Havnt Can you link the video?

[@havnt3782]

On the you tube channel called gopro. It's called go pro award sharks etc...

[@kevint8920]

He could narrate a pair of trousers drying on a windless day and still make it deeply interesting

[@ucanleaveyourhaton]

Kevin T , very good witticism, but if u check the comments, you’ll see that u got in too late.

[@electroandcake6658]

hahahha yeah

[@kevint8920]

@@ucanleaveyourhaton everyone is too late for this one, it's as old as sir David Attenborough himself

[@amisfitssafeplace]

Facts 😂

[@veronicapichardo7993]

Idk about that

[@MrMarvelMatt]

is it just me that finds it morbidly beautiful to see fish, mammals and birds all working together to eat the sardines? 3 unique genera with several sub phylums coordinating side by side harmoniously without harming eachother because they all know they've got a part to play. I really do love our natural world

[@SerengetiNationalParadise]

Instead of worrying about what you cannot control, shift your energy to what you can create That's how David inspired me on his documentary.

[@friedpasta3586]

That shoebill clip went from children's story book to game of thrones real quick

[@lungshenli]

or from modern childrens book to old german fairy tale

[@josephobenauer3093]

You funny guy, made me laugh, thank you.

[@kjgici]

So true! Made me laugh :)

[@jordanroy233]

Only her first born will get a drink Me: holy shit and I thought Cinderella was tragic

[@americancitizen748]

Or Bambi...

[@Grovesie35]

Would be so hard to film the big one pickin on the little dude and not even be able to yell at it! Stop it ya little Jerk!!!

[@Emulatedemblem]

@@Grovesie35 i never think about that. insane actually, i couldnt cut it.

[@FirstLast-po8oz]

It's interesting that we as humans developed the sensation of injustice when that happens by creating such wealth for all. All other reasoning and animal structure would understand that the right of the winner to spoils in a very resource restricted existence. Animals and others living on the edge of existence don't have time to nurse those that will not support themselves.

[@autismocharismo]

no the fuck they don’t lol

[@srigirirajendran500]

David Attenborough's narration makes everything impressive.

[@dat1song410]

I remember watching National Geographic with my family as a child. That voice brings me back. Good times.

[@huckel1783]

"Avengers have the most ambitious crossover" Predators eating sardines: "Hold my beer"

[@jonseon5952]

Honestly I've seen this meme a million times but I've never once seen someone seriously call Avengers movies a crossover.

[@Sea_Leech]

Hol my sardines*

[@apriyantotobing4304]

The whale 😭😭😭

[@vishnurk3107]

It was insane

[@sidhantpatnaik685]

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[@MrOptimusPrime.]

David attenborough starts narrating. Sardines: We are going to die

[@danielleking262]

*chuckles* I'm in danger.

[@rinkutsuki3382]

The feeding frenzy is easily one of the coolest forms of cross species cooperation ive seen in a while

[@tinahamilton2694]

I wonder if he realizes how much gratitude, affection, and esteem he is given by millions of people of all nations all over the world?

[@justmindingmyownshit7179]

Q: What makes documentary a real documentary? a: David Attenborough voice.

[@tateoh810]

He could narrate a pair of trousers drying on a windless day and still make it deeply interesting

[@harrykath1093]

@@tateoh810 lol

[@Jiff321]

His brother is the old man from Jurassic Park too. Iconic family.

[@DrEpicgaming]

Sea lions: Offense Tuna: Utility Shearwaters: Range Sharks and dolphins: Heavyweight Whale: Nuke

[@ginasohn2718]

Orcas: *Tsar Bomb*

[@MusicBent]

That whale basically swallowed all of the sardines in one gulp. Metal

[@BallTorture1234]

Ok boomer

[@alexzandermanriquez8846]

@@BallTorture1234 nigga what

[@Blue-pk4ny]

sea birds: light infantry

[@shaunmckenzie5509]

The narration, the footage, the script. No one does it better.

[@acanadianeh8344]

Nature doesn't happen until David Attenborough narrates it.

[@zomg51]

Producer: okay so we need music for sequence of the sardines trying to escape from the seals and tuna. Director: MEDIEVAL BATTLE MUSIC

[@tas22222]

LOL

[@zomg51]

@gnilttbs Can you dumb it down a little for me

[@thiccachu8180]

Goldie it fits so good though......

[@zomg51]

@Cult of DECC why you so worked up there bud?

[@TanRicky321]

😂

[@harrrd]

I really underestimated the size of the whales until he said the dorsal fin alone was about 2 meters

[@FriedFreya]

Ikr that info made me double take these creatures

[@absolutetr4sh551]

It’s times like these that I hate being an American

[@smallspace7]

I literally compared the fin height to me

[@tia8291]

The fin is as tall as an average NBA basketball player... Wow

[@Gray13475]

@@absolutetr4sh551 6'56".

[@secretmina23]

I’m crying at the baby shoebill going to it’s mum for comfort but being rejected. I wish I could go and save it 😭😭😭😭

[@gueminpark3940]

The Sardine segment is quite possibly the single best piece of cinematography Ive ever seen!! The sweeping dramatic music and the amazing underwater camera work are absolutely brilliant.

[@DAMfoxygrampa]

Humans: Why do I hear boss music ? All other animals: Why do I hear a British man ?

[@striveforsuccessstudysmart3509]

Humans, the most ingenious animals on the planet... 5 minutes later A lone human has wandered away from home, pneumoniae joins the conversation

[@danielleking262]

LOL

[@iamnotverysmart]

Fuck you

[@JaguarBST]

That whale finishing the sardines was so epic, straight out of Hollywood script.

[@chrisgasseling1633]

soo crazy that caught that on camera too..

[@sidhantpatnaik685]

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[@dbiac8747]

Voice. Of an absolute angel.

[@youronlyfriend2]

literally his voice is majestic...

[@paintyam]

This proves that nature is the best reality show out there. SO. MUCH. DRAMA.

[@ranirathi3379]

na bhai. drama to bas ekta kapoor banati hai. jisme people never die. keep coming back to life, and have 10 illegitimate children across the continents.

[@arunaswaminathan487]

@@ranirathi3379 Please tell me you're joking.

[@matiasrekpo]

at least if its animated like an action movie

[@matthewstaffordsburner1040]

@@ranirathi3379 Jesus is Lord

[@matthewstaffordsburner1040]

@@arunaswaminathan487 Jesus is Lord

[@osdbest]

The one with the sardines was mind-blowing. So many species working in conjunction. Absolutely incredible.

[@burneraccount8620]

it’s fake

[@devinpech4215]

Historic

[@user-en7ir2jp8y]

@@burneraccount8620 Paid actors, huh?

[@frankbasile3662]

@@burneraccount8620 maybe to an imbecile,

[@unoriginalname9336]

@@user-en7ir2jp8y ofc the fish are paid actors, duh

[@ChrisFTP]

The sardine feast was the best thing I’ve ever watched. So well made. Nature is a beast

[@zyxw2000]

There's no morality in nature. Every animal has to eat.

[@alain-danieltankwa8007]

It's not just his voice, but the way he delivers. I wish he could pass that on to another

[@Annibals]

If a person once watches a nature documentary with David Attenborough's voice, any nature documentary without it would never feel complete. He's been so deep in nature that he's become the voice of nature itself

[@Istira1]

If your comment doesn’t include skits, then Snoop Dog’s documentary skit is up there.

[@nicholasjoseph9062]

Morgan Freeman, Benedict Cumberbatch, Hammond from Top gear/ Grand tour

[@magleve6743]

Well said

[@tesha199]

@@nicholasjoseph9062 now you're just naming famous brits

[@senjackstudio]

Nigel Marven is pretty good as well

[@DrewWasMe]

I wouldn't say these are David Attenborough's top moments of all time. They are dramatic newer moments, but not his all time best. He is so beloved and important as a voice for the natural world ALL of his moments should teach us something.

[@HelenaMikas]

There is no one best with Sir David Attenborough All are .. :) .

[@ffffffff963]

Wasnt about DAVID, it was about top animal moments , who cares about david a, anyone could do his job, anytime, anywhere.

[@DrewWasMe]

@@ffffffff963 For a Canadian, you're coming across as a very angry young person with very little knowledge of what you are speaking. The post clearly says "Top 5 David Attenborough Moments". Once again, the title of the video on KZbin, that we're all watching together, is "Top 5 David Attenborough Moments".

[@KellyClowers]

Yeah best moments would include the Gorillas, description of Krakatoa, the Blue Whale, etc

[@loaches80]

Without an international large-scale survey, a definitive top moments list is always going to be biased by the editor's opinion and mood.

[@DazedPhasesofLazerbeams]

The sardine feeding frenzy may have been one of the most satisfying clips Ive ever seen. Especially the ending. just wow!

[@canadaisgreat]

I wasn’t fond of these kind of videos until watching this. It is definitely mesmerising. BBC, thank you for this great documentary.

[@julieann3436]

5:07 One of the creepiest head turns I’ve ever seen

[@cintronproductions9430]

It's staring at our souls...

[@lordhumungus7980]

Omg that shit is actually disturbing lol

[@SiddharthSinghFiery69]

Lol I thought it was cute

[@gaygoc]

i read your comment as it turned omg

[@salvage6636]

Why does that animal look like the girl from Chicken Little

[@okenough123]

how can you narrow his moments down to only 5, this man is timeless and he's made endless classics

[@MefyouH]

you saying they shouldn't have uploaded this?

[@hellosweetheart3350]

@@MefyouH they are saying there are MANY, why post only 5..clean your glasses

[@MefyouH]

@@hellosweetheart3350 people always complain, stuff's free

[@sophienugre4161]

And to have them center around brutality as if that's all the man does is a really weird choice.

[@sperenity5883]

David has educated us all on the animals. God bless him.

[@manspetter9921]

The world is going to stop turning when this man leaves our planet. Truly a legend.

[@harshstorm]

the whale at the end finishing off the rest of the sardines in one swoop gave me goosebumps. what an end to the amazing orchestra of nature

[@brianneh1547]

Whomever did the music composing for the sardine feeding frenzy deserves a god damn raise! My god! That sounds like some battle in Game of Thrones! It was already intense but that music was breathtaking! ❤️❤️❤️

[@equation2764]

Ikr !! It's "The Bait Ball" by Steven Price if you were wondering :-)

[@FurioMil]

@@equation2764 thank you!

[@carlbrutananadilewski8395]

@@equation2764 thank you. I was searching for hours.

[@spaaaaace8952]

Whoever*

[@memethingz6004]

This was at least interesting unlike game of thrones

[@thomasawesomeaustin1085]

This man and River Monsters are only voices worth listening to on television. He somehow makes beautiful even more beautiful with his one of a kind narrative.

[@hannasroczynska4639]

I love his voice its so calming and Smart.

[@JEDR_MUSIC]

This mans voice can make a national geographic film feel like a lord of the rings film!!!

[@whiffersniffer8021]

ikr

[@ffffffff963]

oh boy.....where did all the david a nuthuggers come from?? The guys a ped, a pos elitist who cares nothing of you.

[@JEDR_MUSIC]

Cathartic Canuck I don’t give a shit about him, but his voice is still sick

[@durnin101]

Cathartic Canuck and yet this guy has contributed more to this planet in 20 minutes of video than you will in your entire existence. You are nothing, you will live out your however how long it may be life being nothing. Remember that

[@durnin101]

Cathartic Canuck oh, and thats Sir David you absolute helmet headed weapon of ASS destruction

[@lara_xy]

That pre-historical looking bird is absolutely terrifying! The eyes, the beak and the size are uncanny valley

[@salliegallegos918]

Agreed! It has a permanent smile, like the Joker! 😳

[@alvaryeg]

Bruh and the way it treats it children wtf is this

[@bleepbloop8172]

Yeah the shoebill that’s it’s official name so freakyyy

[@sondrestrmme4006]

It's like a rejected muppets character

[@mashakalinkina7207]

Theyre actually incredibly majestic, you have to bow to them & theyll bow back. The sound of their beak reminds me of buckbeak. :)

[@nuggetwagon]

As someone who loves being in the field, this footage would just be a lovely aside to the joy and wonder of watching everything that happens.

[@astersdixon3142]

The terror that Minke must be feeling is unimaginable! Considering whales are highly intelligent! Nature takes its course and it’s unapologetic!

[@CynthiaSchoenbauer]

Exactly.

[@VisualxxKhaos]

Fuck, nature is beautiful and fucking terrifying all at once. I always feel terrible for the prey in nature videos. 😭

[@ahmadibrahim8740]

Well I agree with whales being more intelligent, yes, but what do you actually mean when you portray nature as a "she"?

[@VisualxxKhaos]

@@ahmadibrahim8740 as in "mother nature" I'm guessing

[@ahmadibrahim8740]

@@VisualxxKhaos I see, so you believe nature just happens to be on earth, and doing everything while being balanced is something that was always there?

[@bobbydigital8243]

"The sardines have a complex and highly coordinated defense tactics in all of the oceans!" Humans: "Grab the nets!"

[@Sea_Leech]

I was the 69th like

[@pizzafacemcbride3582]

@@Sea_Leech nice

[@amonraii7273]

@@Sea_Leech I congratulate you for your outstanding achievement you auspicious being

[@Taiyama2]

You may be smart, but you will never outsmart the upright apes.

[@thinginground5179]

@@Taiyama2 we're still dickheads

[@adawg3032]

David Attenborough is literally a historical icon in the nature documentary world. He is the original narrator, and that will never change.

[@romanianmappingofficial]

Not British, but Romanian, and I still enjoy his work, despite not sharing the same nationality, David Attenborough - Cu adevărat cel mai bun!

[@AnotherComputer]

"The bears hold the high ground" Salmon: *angry Anakin noises*

[@ob1andonly]

Salmon: you underestimate my power

[@danielleking262]

LOL

[@246vili]

It's over Salmon! I have the high ground!

[@jorgefaleromazziotti1174]

I always love star wars references

[@smokenrowboy]

11:53 The sardines part was a Star Wars level battle so exciting! Sea lions have entered the fray. Birds have entered the fray. Tuna have entered the fray. Sharks have entered the fray. FINISH HIM! Whale gulps up the rest Omg

[@aabenson6817]

Don't forget the dolphins

[@faheemhaque739]

The 2 that escaped the whale: are we a joke to you

[@TheContrariann]

Yeah fun to watch that

[@NobbyXCVII]

My brain is frazzled because it looks like CGI something straight out of a hollywood film but its not

[@twiste7553]

CONSOOOOM

[@MalkyMcCallum]

That's one voice you could never tire of hearing! When I was young and liked a mad night out on a Saturday, but on the morning after the only things I could handle on the telly were nature programs (Until I saw things being killed, that tore me up lol), but it was definitely Sir David's voice that made it so easy to take in I'd hate to imagine his views on my accent but thats irrelevant haha, Sir David, u'r a national treasure x

[@MythicSuns]

5:53 David: "not exactly what she was after" shoebill: "shit, my plan to quietly knock out the cameraman has failed"

[@mihalis1010]

The one about the Shoebills damn near had me in tears.

[@S7ilgar]

I find it rather revulsive because it's not so much the mother than the first born initiative. Owls and birds of prey kill one/some of their chicks when they are not able to feed them all, and give the sacrificed chicks to feed to the others.

[@skibooski6884]

I know poor little fella, that’s the way she goes unfortunately

[@annafeatherston9216]

That baby shoebill is adorable, I want to raise it. 😭

[@RaviKumar-wc9mt]

Imagining if my younger siblings sees that

[@heneedsomemilk2877]

Attenborough only has top moments, every documentary with him is incredible

[@ffffffff963]

name 2?

[@313jb8]

Oh but the ones that put in the real work are not. U people are so stupid. He's just talking. That's it...what about the guy that waits years for a 2 minute shot.

[@heneedsomemilk2877]

BoMmArItO bOmMaRiTo the only one who said the ones that put in the real work are not as important and doing an incredible job is you.

[@ryanwheeler6327]

@@ffffffff963 Africa, Planet Earth, Blue Planet, Blue Planet 2. There's 4 for you, it's really not that difficult to name his Docs

[@finlaymackenzie6678]

So true

[@jonathan6935]

David was the reason why I keep watching BBC history channel the quality

[@thefishingpol]

BBC Earth/Planet Earth w/Sir Attenborough is the BEST nature documentary series ever made.

[@mumbojumboderunter501]

Shoebill: "I don't know what happened mommy? That fur on my beak is just circumstantial."

[@doublefeature]

the psycho apple doesn't fall far from the tree apparently