Tracing the Gobi Bear, One of the World's Rarest Animals

[@ferahl]

The people in this doc are so lovely 😌

[@2breal673]

Yes. And I think she has a beautiful smile.

[@jesushemperez133]

Con una chica asi me pierdo buscando al sasquatch en cualkier lugar😮

[@jasonblack6142]

Yeah we ain't got that back here at home do we

[@gammon1183]

Great to see these two professionals so passionate about looking after the wildlife in their incredible country.

[@mtngrammy6953]

An amazing documentary! Thanks so much for allowing us to see a true rarity in nature.

[@nadianavarro5168]

Thank you for the documentary. Yes, I learned new things because of it. As for the bear situation, just very glad to know that there are people who care for the bear too. ❤❤❤ My support always.

[@robertsansone1680]

Excellent. Thank You. I've gotten so depressed watching videos about World affairs. This video cheered me up. It's good to hear a story about hope.

[@baderabdulraheem]

Thank you for this documentary, and I appreciate the efforts of the researchers 🐻

[@eisirt55]

A brilliant documentary. The Mongolian people are very special people .

[@mack_titan]

Thanks to the Professor and his students! You are doing a great job.

[@jgroot5617]

wat een prachtige film en ik hoop dat de mensen dit dier goed beschermt tegen alle gevaren en dat het zich verder kan uitbreiden en overleven ,dank voor deze mooie film

[@writerconsidered]

I've never heard of the Gobi bear before. Now I know. Great documentary. The girl was cute. She's so young and enthusiastic.

[@vagsonmendonca4595]

É difícil imaginar um animal tão grande prosperar nesse ambiente hostil, parabenizo os pesquisadores pelo empenho em busca da preservação,um abraço do Brasil.

[@TheNaturehand]

Great documentary...I hope Gobi Bears and Nomads will still be able to thrive on the desert....Namaste :)

[@alexadey3413]

Yet more surprises from Mongolia and just how beautiful is that mysterious ghost 🐨

[@ruthwaugh8896]

Enjoyed this very much thank you from NewZealand

[@streetsarecold]

shoutout to lord of the rings

[@Foxxy_Dream]

Hey! Research biologist who's lived out in Mongolia for a couple years here. At 14:20 you mention the sheep is being slaughtered "according to the old Mongolian method," and proceed to describe its throat being slit. What's actually happening is FAR more unique: The "old Mongolian method" is to make an incision just below the sternum, reach a hand in and physically HOLD the heart to stop it from beating, without spilling a single drop of blood. You can see this happening in your video, the nomad up to his elbow in the sheep's chest cavity. The rational for this is actually the most culturally interesting part. The spirit, or ghost, of an animal is said to be held in the blood, and if that blood is spilled onto the ground the sheep's ghost will warn the other livestock that they are not family members and pets of the nomads, and are instead their food. To the Mongols domestication is essentially a big trick they are pulling on these animals, and if word gets out they're destined for the stew pot the jig is up. Great documentary! Thank you!

[@lianefehrle9921]

Thank you for explaining this method to us

[@watjejanssen7535]

beautiful docu,thanks !

[@hollandtruong6483]

What an awesome documentary❤️!!!

[@bettinaparker3652]

Thank you, thank you for your hard work. I've never heard of the Gobi Bear and wish them the best. Most humans bring nothing but trouble and horror. God bless you all 💕

[@mariagorr2952]

Save gobi bears, thanks to Profesor Samia and his team. 🙏🙏

[@netherlandsue3564]

They are the ones who really care about our planet. Not the politicians, not the billionaires. Long survive the Gobi Bear. Send my respect to the Nomads, also.

[@jamoejoe2]

this video has increased my knowledge, thank you

[@jeffg6900]

Magnificent heritage!

[@arrienl6372]

very interesting, thank you for sharing it.

[@calgal5752]

What an adventure that must have been….thank you for sharing! 😎

[@patriciahg5959]

Excelente documental sobre un animal tan misterioso!

[@robertscheinost179]

Wonderful! Who would have thought?

[@hubiejim671]

thank you for sharing love the bear may it be in the future to teach us more

[@beatpirate8]

i wish this bear abundance of water shelter and food.

[@elenapopescu4194]

Îmi place acest reportaj ,este interesant și aduce noutăți în cunoașterea mea în ce privește mediul,, condiții climatice,floră și faună în ținuturi necunoscute

[@james_smith9]

That bear look all Gobi up. That is a hard life! No fish, no honey, no nothing

[@semeonivanov]

первый раз вижу, чтоб монголия так изображалась. прям аж захотелось там пожить. поездить на буханке, побывать в монастырях... ух, а книга с животными какая!!! я бы будизм принял, чтоб её посмотреть!

[@aggy1230]

Da uj net, toliko laptenogih zdesi nehvatalo, sidite u sebya v "vyalikoi" pidorashke i ne suitesi gde vi nujni kak 5oe koleso!!!

[@elizabethshingola2787]

Wow, I didn't know there was a Gobi Bear ❤🧡💛

[@theglanconer6463]

Thank you !

[@riverunner9978]

What a true adventure! Beautiful!

[@robertoalvarez6850]

Here is an idea... How about building rock structures, rock deams along the dry creek beeds this way you can build watering holes and make the ones already exists more productive, it also increases vegetation and bigger animals like the bear and the ship benefits from this rain management.

[@nonenoneonenonenone]

If there is rain to manage. Snow melt is more likely. That is what California needs to do.

[@brianhawk1854]

Great spot 4 pochers 2

[@АлександрНимеев-н2з]

Есть ли вода под пустыней должна быть найти и бурить скважины.

[@sonylopez1165]

Qué grandioso documental, es increíble que un animal tan bello siga sobreviviendo en ese desierto 😮

[@brendatenorio5721]

What a wonderful presentation and play.

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

Here’s hoping for the creation if a safe place for the bears and for the people who love them to continue their efforts to save them. The school visit was very touching. I clearly remember when my son, who is now 40, learned about the plight of the Piping Plover at school when he was very small. It’s a lovely little sea bird which we see on the coast of the Eastern US. He was so upset. While they\ the birds have increased in numbers, decades later they remain endangered/threatened. That they are here at all is thanks to legislation and dedicated people like those in Mongolia trying to save the Gobi Bear. I remember when the Bald Eagle, the National bird of the US, nearly became extinct. It is now no longer endangered though still protected. Now that we have reached the tipping point in climate change, I’m glad I’m 72 and won’t see the full aftermath. My father, a research scientist (meteorologist) warned me this was coming when I was 18. Imagine what could have been accomplished for all living things if only people had listened to him and the other scientists trying to warn everyone only to be silenced. I truly fear for my grandchildren.

[@sfqu1]

The best way to preserve and protect the Gobi ecosystems is to stop the modern industrialization in the Gobi and its surrounding areas.

[@edison1838]

Senang ikut menonton film ini..menambah wawasan tentang binatang yang pernah saya katahui..

[@margitaeglendzija8669]

❤ predivno video👍

[@amykins9870]

I pray they are protected and some kind of help is given to them!!

[@francescawilliams8969]

Beautiful

[@tulgalagnaidorj5731]

7 billion people 22 Gobi bear.

[@HeronPoint2021]

7;45 I see Adidas toques are all the rage in the desert over there!!

[@blaserr9312]

300 Weatherby magnum and Nosler partition its a perfect combo for argali and ibex

[@Tyson-p1b]

Now we knew that there are bears in the desert area. We hope that they will be cared of

[@InVinoVeratas]

44:00 This is sort of conflicting as earlier in the documentary a nomad literally said there's not enough water for the nomads, and their heards, vs the wildlife, and said nomad even said "when we asked the biologists what to do, there was no good solutions", so isn't it contradictory to both say "we want to preserve these species and nomad eay of life" when the reality of the situation seems to be that natural resource extraction will be coming to that area, from China. Not sure how two competing factors for the natural environment will stablize any of the species there, not that I blame them, China is the one extracting the resources after all.

[@felixmentzschel4158]

Very interesting❤

[@Qasrani]

14:25, they are not cutting throat to kill it, they are using a different but traditional method of killing. May be you can adjust the audio commentary accordingly?

[@eisirt55]

That's what I thought also .

[@Drakq421]

Thank you very muck prof

[@CobraQuotes1]

Can someone tell me what the throat singing mongolian song at the beginning and end is called?

[@franciscoalves538]

A natureza é linda demais , independente da região ! Eu falo do Brasil . 🇧🇷

[@markgerick3063]

Mongolians should start planting the things that these Awesome creatures need to survive now. Not feeding stations, but planting the Earth with what they & everything else needs. ✌

[@Duplicious7779]

Well done.

[@furkankaratas1614]

Please let's protect the world's rarest bear 🐻❤️

[@keithbrain1169]

Well, the good news, the population has basically doubled if you read what researchers put out there. There have never been alot and for anyone that lives amongst bears or understands behavior, bad bear habitat equals less bears. The American Southwest has long had a strong population of bears, black bears of late and Grizzlies prior (humans removed them no argument there). The bears per square mile, however, are much less than say in ideal habitat in Alaska or Maine. they could be rebounding on several factors, but if they don't really hit up the local's livestock (very unlike Himalayan and Tibetan Brown bears whom can be numerous and carnivorous) and in areas that in a large country of only 3 million, well, who is there to mess with them? Despite the abused word Poacher coming up, no sane poacher is going to lie in wait for a Gobi bear unless he plans on not making any $. There are enough bear a few hundred kilometers north, again in a region with no people, in Mother Russia to satisfy those types and you'd not make a dent in that population. So here's to the Gobi Bear, whom has basically doubled in population and is going up. Not shown in the documentary was the feeding stations too, which seem to be doing wonders for them and other animals and probably boosting fertility rates. Let's hope it doesn't keep them too hooked at staying near those stations.

[@lessforloans]

There are a ton of brown bears now. Ans wolves.

[@urbanhesse6084]

yes iseen gobbi Bare

[@urbanhesse6084]

i seen Gobbi Bear & along with Lew lew bare , ther struck a trail north to Yellow Stone , so they can visit Yoggi Bear & little Boo Boo Bear.. they are going to go hunt down picknickers

[@shawnsanborn2057]

@@urbanhesse6084let them try.. i have 44 mag

[@NorsonGutall]

There are only 30 gobi bears left in the world, don't kill them..Please Bear name Mazaalai❤

[@harrybond1485]

Could wells be dug, with pumps, to make more water holes?

[@baatarjavjavkhlan7319]

there are quite a few of misinformation in this video. made it sound like mongolians didn’t know if the mazaalai existed or not until russian and germans showed up.

[@kkman6958]

Pobrecitos😿😿😿 ya se van a extinguir

[@ДалаСалты]

Жақсы фильм!

[@lianefehrle9921]

I hope that China will keep the bear from going extinct

[@GEMINDIGO]

Very interesting but I had to stop watching when they cut the throat of the poor goat.

[@441rider]

Slaughtered for the gall bladder, asian poacher demand is huge even in Canada. I trust the Monks more than Nat Geo or others.

[@sumerbc7409]

@14:17 The man shoved his hand inside the animal's chest while it is still kicking for a long time.. not brutal, non-violent?? Just cut it's throat at least and let it just go to sleep.

[@al-Baa7ith-3an-il-Ma3rifah]

It's the way Mongols and Tuvans have. They kill sheep and goats tearing the aorta. They do it to prevent blood from leaving the body.

[@CobraQuotes1]

Please go cry to your mommy

[@СтепанРаднаев]

Они используют от животного всё-мясо, потроха и особенно кровь.Мусульмане выбрасывают кровь, поэтому они режут горло.

[@ЭлинаБаталова-ф8ы]

Медведь Бергмана , еще более редкий. Я его видел. Длина отпечатка задней лапы 56 сантиметров.

[@kixigvak]

There's a tale of a Neanderthal village on the edge of the Gobi. I know two Russian journalists who've gone looking for it.

[@robertopena8645]

Japanese fancy jeep no no they make some of the best vehicles

[@marioararodicaiacobescu9895]

Traducere in limba romană se poate…? 💐❤️💐

[@maximtarazonasartori8284]

No se porque ponéis el título en español y después la voz es en inglés ,poner el título con el mismo idioma con el que se va a retransmitir por favorrrr

[@beatpirate8]

poor bear gobi and sun and moon bear are all going to die

[@theitineranthistorian2024]

i live in the high desert. our umbrella species are pretty much gone. arizona

[@nonenoneonenonenone]

Stop getting high, then.

[@sandcold5988]

Why the title video is in spanish and documentary is in english? In this Chanel

[@terryb3790]

I'm really amazed - how do the animals survive there? It's a desert after all? 🤔 There is almost no food

[@nonenoneonenonenone]

Some plants, though we can't eat them, are surprisingly nutritious, especially roots, and there are green places. And always insects.

[@brendatenorio5721]

Keep the locations secret.

[@stepadanilov8657]

Les noms des personnes et des villages sont écrits avec des erreurs, ce n'est pas possible...

[@peterward5538]

Them Japanese Jeeps tend to not break down though….. that’s the thing😊

[@surench862]

This bear called mazaalai in Mongolian 😊.

[@duckbizniz663]

Amazing bear. We never got to see a Gobi bear on camera interacting with our hosts in the Gobi desert. Are you sure there are bears in Mongolia? Or are the short video images of bears from other parts of the world and not Mongolia. There are so many strange things in the media. For instance, an underdeveloped, third world country like Afghanistan would pick a fight with the most industrialized country in the world. I find it hard to believe a bear can survive in the Gobi desert where there isn't enough food for the bear to eat. But then there are people who claim that Iraq can make modern weapons of mass destruction. Is it that easy to become an industrialized country with a developed trading system? If so then why is the US, England, France, Germany, Japan, ... and only a handful of other countries responsible for creating the modern conveniences we enjoy? Somethings are possible. Somethings are impossible.

[@scottjohnson9225]

I am sure that those bears would not mind eating people.

[@zozetamad3022]

Wow! Didn't know bears can go vegetarian.

[@ΜπεττυΜπεττυ-δ6ρ]

TOURISM IS DESTROYING WHY DON'T YOU LEAVE SOMETHING UNTOUCHED?

[@НиколайШибаров-ч8п]

С виду похож на обычного нашего Хамар-Дабанского медведя , которого по Южному берегу Байкала в лесу и горах в день можно несколько десятков встретить,а тут кой-какие в фотоловушке, раньше, ещё каких-то, 40 лет назад их было намного меньше, много людей, приезжало на Мамай, по ягоды, черемшу, в сезон весь лес был уставлен Жигулями, и медведей было меньше, к сейчас из Иркутска за ягодой ник о не ездит, 15 лет назад даже отменили электричку до Мысовой, народ очень испугался энцефалитных клещей, за один день можно нескол ко штУК снимать с себя, а с детей-инвалидов того больШе сколько погибших и инвалидов, люди перестали идти в лес у Байкала по этой причине и популяция медведей резко возросла по этой причине, такого ещё небыло, на каждому шагу опасность, или клещ заразит, или медведь разорвёт, если протравить клещей медведей не станет, а вот там , вГоби служил В спйншанде 40 лет назад, их небыло, ни одного видимо о нас пришли, из Бурятии С Байкала

[@BolorBolor-b9e]

Хамар даваа - по русский можно и Нос перевал ...

[@НиколайШибаров-ч8п]

@@BolorBolor-b9e Можно нос, а можно и ореховый, это также как Мерин, морен река, мурен конь лошадь, Деревню зун Мурино в Тункинской долине можно перевести как левая река, а можно и как сто лошадей, хара Мурин и станцию Мурино на Байкале -Чёрная река, и чёрная лошадь, то же самое Мурино В Питербурге , или река или лошадь,это знает только Бадмаев Петр у которого там дача была до революции и сады , муринские ,речные или конские , наверное речные, потому что в россии Мерин произносят а не морен как у монголов Тоже самое тьма, темень, Туман, от монгольского слова Тумэн Подразделение 10 000 монгольских солдат на конях, по русски тьма Тьмущая. темник генерал

[@BolorBolor-b9e]

@@НиколайШибаров-ч8п Хамар по русский это нос... даваа это перевал !!! Тарвагатайн нуруу- это что будеть ?

[@BolorBolor-b9e]

@@НиколайШибаров-ч8п Помни русский на носу !!! Когда то за Уралом была Монгольская империя ... А большинсво географическое название это наше ! Тебе бы найту карту до 60 годов прошлого века ...причём вашего

[@НиколайШибаров-ч8п]

@@BolorBolor-b9e тарбаган жил зверёк такой у нас На семёрке когда была командировка из Сайн Шанда мы ели, очень вкусный , также иди ели города ангарск в 70 х и 80 х годах шили шапки из тарбана на весь СССР, красили под пюнорку во всех зимсистках города иркутск Если вы в 80 х годах на рынках Будапешта Варшавы, Тбилиси Ужгорода Нью Йорка увидели шапки формовки из тарбагана, и можно было не спрашивать откуда продавец он был только из Ангарска Так Ангпарспне познакомились весь мир с тарбаганом всего за 20 лет, ну и после этого любой человек увидев на карте Тарбагатай понимал что это за зверь, п увидев рядом озеро, понимал что за Нур, такой и гол такой, и куль и мурэн

[@JL-tm3rc]

Now what vehicle is he referring to

[@robfulano2552]

A Land Rover 😂

[@davidviner5783]

Do you mean 'tracking'?

[@ثامرصخي]

جميل

[@aprilguyguyon107]

Please see to it that it's protected not hunted like your wolves because of sheep lamb farming.

[@ГульбануСайфуллина]

Хороший пух у козочек для шали

[@aprilguyguyon107]

What's the words , Hey ! It's not a date in french ? But write it in English.

[@uwusmolbean]

Gummy Bear 🐻

[@dmitrys6201]

3:35 - "Which calms the Steppe's ghosts" - Well, you have found the Gobi bear - now look for your steppe spirits🦧 do not confuse the Gobi bear with yeti, almas, hun-guresu. They are very different. But it shows that a large animal can be unknown and unnoticed by people.

[@КувезинСуметей]

Тувинское горловое пение

[@guidomolinaroli8387]

Noi umani PENSIAMO di sapere, conoscere tutto....

[@brianhawk1854]

Those bears arnt luckie not at all . Science has found u

[@joncampling8977]

The teacher at 44mins an absolute saint!

[@whosaidthat5236]

With that hump on its back it really looks like a grizzly bear not a brown bear

[@brettbarce8563]

Brown bears are grizzly bears, they live within 80 miles from the ocean

[@downandout992]

Google brown bear...

[@Арман-е3щ]

Уаз меняет жизнь.😊😊😊

[@patkovic]

sad bi dao 20 centi da znam jel profo mrknio doktoranticu