Tropical Natural Paradise: Panama & Costa Rica | Free Documentary Nature

Whoever wants to experience South America as a nature paradise in a small area, should explore Costa Rica. Almost half of the country is covered by rain forest. Numerous animal species are to be found here like the White faced Capuchin, colourful parrots like the Macaw, Veruga Parakeets and Tapirs.
Also lizards from primeval times have their habitat in this region of the planet. The small central American nation not only fascinates with a rich fauna and flora but also with a wonder world under water. Insights into the fascinating world of the jungle show examples like the epiphytes that make their way to the sky at the expense of her host plant.
A view into the culture of the Indian inhabitants of the rain forest of course does not come too briefly either. A diving excursion through the ocean waters of Cocos Island is the highlight of the journey. The spectator will get flesh crawl while watching hundreds of dangerous hammerhead sharks gliding past the camera.
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[@Riojungle]

Real good and informative video!

[@Drrayoldman]

I did my undergraduate studies in Anthropology with Stephen Hale PhD and Richard Persico PhD of Georgia Southern University, Statesboro Ga. We lived among the Kuna of San Blas. As a Member of the Creek Nation I was warmly welcomed as a native American. It would have been so easy to have married and remained. Thank you for the documentary and wonderful memories.

[@TT-zc6px]

Thank you for not calling us Indians. 🙌🏽

[@animals44485]

Wow u right sir

[@timothyb3121]

Creek nation?. Uh sure. Dawes rolls.

[@Drrayoldman]

@@timothyb3121 Dawes roll, Color me impressed that you know what it is.

[@GeminiJo]

I love my beautiful country 🇵🇦

[@musicamedieval516]

As always a wonderful realisation 😍👍 Peace on your way to you and all who are reading this 🙏

[@clarencesmithey98]

That's incredible craft work made by the indigenous people.

[@rabelcohenifindthewolvesfa8300]

Thank you for this documentary.

[@eliashernandez4478]

I Love Panamá, 👍🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦✌️, super cool el video.

[@sandraedwards564]

Way 2 go pedro

[@nilanjanachatterjee9023]

Excellent video 😊

[@animals44485]

Wow Super great making video that animals beautiful

[@bonifaciotundag1735]

Amazing documentaries

[@essenlame]

Why did the narrator feel the need to talk over the professor guy at the museum? He spoke perfectly clear english.

[@joshw9037]

Way too many do that for some reason and I’ve always wondered why they take away from the documentary like that.

[@jamesenos1929]

It seems that sometimes the people that make movies and documentaries and stuff don't actually watch it and catch that sort of thing

[@longhairdon]

Most likely it was done in the mixing national geographic they are not

[@TrilhanaSerraByAntonio]

Perfect

[@borneyeborneye9907]

Perfect.

[@topcookies1097]

Great! I love the new intro

[@mysticalone9135]

Google global truth project and read "The Present" if you want to learn the truth about life/death. This text will change the world if enough people see it. You will see what I mean on pg one

[@zzach6146]

Thank you so much!!!!

[@raisagirbu9134]

so amazing!!!! i love fish very much!!!!

[@relaxingblog]

We all have one thing in common, we want peace and quiet

[@thansoeaung3636]

Good

[@naturalworld2315]

Verry nice

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

Thanks!

[@kewsiyehboah6058]

ya ajabu na Nzuri..

[@ktlivingherway516]

Well that's really sad the native people never were worried about being naked until the missionaries came and gave them shame as a gift. 😢

[@deejaydfc]

WAY too many ads. 👎

[@hyalos6894]

Nice name

[@pteranodon6612]

2:30 In this kind of climate, it's more comfortable to wear little to no clothing. The Spanish messed up the native's culture.

[@Snowboy2015]

and yet the locals worship them like gods..

[@phill8005]

There was an another ancient advanced civilization. The Columbus story is ridiculous.

[@pernilla2962]

You are so right!👍

[@traceyxxrose7454]

Why does he keep calling them Indians? They’re not from India. They’re indigenous native Americans

[@traceyxxrose7454]

Yes.. we know this. My comment was sarcasm because I’m baffled people still use the word incorrectly even though it’s offensive to many of us.

[@raisagirbu9134]

12/53...beautiful women!!!

[@ernie2731]

👍

[@saveournsrey2018]

By the look of these tribal women.. they eat too well!!

[@nitro5119]

Seriously? Those smaller fish are what we call bait.

[@gabrielnoriega6536]

mistakes done in this documentary: 1. Panamá is not part of the central american istmus. 2. Kunas didn´t live in San Blas island during the spanish conquista... they moved there after. 3. The tribe that you showed at the river they are not kunas.. they are emberras. They live in Darien, very far away .. but you said they live alone the canal... just some of them moved to the chagres ans pequeni river in the decade of ´70´s for tourism razons. What you show is embera puru.. a little tourism village. 4. Panamá doesn´t have oceans on the east or west... there is the caribbean on the north and the pacific ocean on the south... in the east there is colombia and on the west there is costa rica. 5. you didn´t show Panamá city... wich is one of the most modern city in latinamerica... be serius...

[@zdenabalazsova3535]

👈🦄👈🐍👈

[@lannguyen-pu1db]

Coconut milk is made by people : in processing factories or by (a) cook(s) by mixing water with shredded mature coconut meat and squeezing. Inaccurate text and misinformed and ignorant reader.

[@PAULLONDEN]

"Stingrays got an undeservedly bad reputation" .....indeed ! For some they are regarded as true heroes , for ridding the world of crocodile wrestlers.

[@RelentlessPedigree]

L. Nerd

[@thefinalwhistle1623]

their culture doesn't hold them captive. That is racist bs. The captivity is from invading Europeans and their destructive legacy. They were the people who should have felt shame and were in need of spiritual redemption not the unclothed native peoples.

[@blackchain1900]

Christianity..😂🤣.

[@thefinalwhistle1623]

Reminds me of the african who said when the white men arrived we had the land and they had a bible. Next thing we knew we had a bible and they had the land.

[@mariealv4888]

So North American keep holding that bible tight. And then they found Maga and keep dreaming.