WILD CONGO | The Lair of King Kong and the Deadly Predators | Animal documentary

[@BlissfulEchoNatureSounds]

What an incredible documentary! "WILD CONGO" brilliantly blends the myth of King Kong with the stunning reality of Congo's wildlife. The visuals are breathtaking, and the insights into the predators and their habitats are fascinating.

[@rajusatyal7434]

The sounds and visuals in this wild animal documentary are perfect

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you so much! 🎥 We put a lot of effort into delivering the most immersive experience for our audience. If you enjoyed these scenes, don’t forget to support the channel by liking and subscribing! 😊

[@Cuban-o2g]

Amazing documentary… so well put together, you have a new subscriber 😊

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you so much for your support! 😊 We’re thrilled to know you enjoyed this documentary. Welcome to our community! Stay tuned for more fascinating and exciting content about the natural world! 🐾✨

[@VaxtorT]

Wow, the amount of Sophistry and Word Salad in this video is astounding.

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thanks for sharing your honest feedback! We always strive to present content as clearly and coherently as possible. If anything was unclear or could use further detail, please feel free to let us know! Your feedback is essential to help us improve and better serve our viewers. We hope for your continued support! 😊🌿

[@losfuertes68]

Antes sabía muy poco sobre los animales en África, pero después de ver este vídeo sé mucho. Gracias

[@4kwildanimaldocumentary]

This wild animal documentary opened my eyes to the wonder and danger of wildlife!

[@SweetChicagoGator]

The Congo is quite fascinating ! Didn't know there are quite a few species of crocodile. Love the cute hyenas & their iconic dinner party laughter ! 😁 Excellent presentation TFS !! 🐾🐾👍

[@wildnatureus2024]

Absolutely, the Congo is truly captivating! 😄 This region is home to a surprising diversity of crocodile species, a lesser-known wonder of the natural world! And those hyenas with their iconic laughter while gathering for a hunt really add to the lively character of this place. Thank you for watching and supporting the video, and I hope you’ll continue discovering more fascinating things with us! 🐾🐊🦁✨

[@rajendrannraj7639]

The animal behavior in this wild animal documentary is incredible

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you so much! 🦁 We are also amazed by these natural and magical moments. The unique behaviors of animals in their wild habitat always reveal fascinating insights about the natural world. Hope you keep enjoying and stay tuned for more videos! 🌿🐾

[@Omar-n6p2u]

If I watch this whole documentary and king kong doesn't appear im gonna be extremely upset

[@wildnatureus2024]

Haha, that's a fair expectation! 😂 While I can't promise that King Kong will make an appearance, I do hope the documentary keeps you entertained with some other awesome creatures and fascinating nature scenes. Who knows, maybe there'll be a "hidden Kong" moment in there somewhere! 🦍🌴

[@MadeTaylor]

😂

[@Tobby_aff]

Easy bro lol 😂me too but do the calms lol 😂

[@dtw63]

You can only see him in movies😂

[@franqamu1040]

😂

[@GodwinBell-sv4yr]

I just saw my family's dna strand from like 2 million years ago thank you very much bonobo

[@wildnatureus2024]

Haha, interesting comment! 😄 It’s amazing to think about our long evolutionary journey and to recognize our distant connection to primates like the bonobo. Who knows-maybe our genes still carry some "memories" from millions of years ago. Thanks for sharing! 🧬🐒

[@BarbaraWebster-e3w]

Thanks for sharing very educational 😊

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for watching and supporting! 😊 I’m glad the content was informative for you. Hope you’ll keep exploring and discovering more fascinating facts about nature with us! 🌿📚

[@CharlesSteele-b6y]

They kept referring to gorillas as King Kong without mentioning that they are anything like the movie monster, but are gentle giants and are of no threat to humans unless provoked.

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for sharing your great insight! 🦍 That's right, gorillas are actually "gentle giants." They live peacefully and rarely pose a threat to humans unless they feel provoked or threatened. Calling them "King Kong" can lead to misunderstandings about their true nature. In the wild, gorillas are highly social and calm, only defending themselves when necessary. Thanks for helping raise awareness about this! Hope you continue to support the channel! 😊🌿

[@maikburghofer2783]

Very interesting documentary about the democratic republic of the congo.

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you so much! 😊 I'm glad you found the documentary on the Democratic Republic of the Congo interesting. This country has such a unique ecosystem and diverse culture, along with many incredible stories about its people, wildlife, and environment. Hope you’ll keep watching to discover more fascinating places and stories with us! 🌍💚

[@tapiwataruvinga8925]

very nice but pounds confuses kg

[@fizzywhoa]

The wild is the real Hood

[@wildnatureus2024]

Haha, you got that right! 🏞️ The wild doesn’t play by any easy rules-it’s all about survival every single day. Lions, hyenas, and even the wildebeest all have to bring their A-game to make it. Definitely the "hood" of the animal kingdom! 🦁💪

[@MildrdJovic]

The Congo: where legends roam, predators lurk, and nature’s mysteries still baffle us-King Kong included!

[@wildnatureus2024]

Great comment! 🌿 The Congo is truly one of the world's most mysterious jungles, filled with unique creatures and a diverse ecosystem. There are animals there that science hasn’t fully discovered yet, keeping us always curious! 🦍 Thanks for sharing and adding a bit of 'spice' with King Kong! 😂 If you’re interested, stay tuned for more wild nature videos! 🚀🌳

[@RamiRodriguezJr]

this video is super informative and beautifully shot! i really enjoyed the insights on the wild life, but honestly, i wonder if depicting the area as just 'King Kong's lair' oversimplifies the rich culture and history of the congo. it seems like we're getting more of a fantasy spin rather than appreciating the real struggles and triumphs of both the animals and the people living there. what do you think?

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughtful insights! 🌿 I’m glad you enjoyed the visuals and the information about the wildlife. You make an excellent point about the portrayal of the Congo. The "King Kong’s lair" reference was intended to highlight the raw, mystical beauty of the landscape, but I agree that it can come across as a bit fantasy-like, potentially overshadowing the rich cultural heritage and the real-life struggles faced by both the people and the environment here. The Congo is not only home to incredible biodiversity but also to communities with deep, meaningful histories. 🏞️🌍 Your feedback is a valuable reminder to strive for a more balanced narrative in future content, one that honors both the wilderness and the human stories of this unique place. Thanks for watching and sharing your perspective! I hope you’ll keep supporting the channel! 🙏💚

[@mugambigitobu7072]

Nice documentary

[@wildnatureus2024]

I'm glad you enjoyed the documentary! 🎥😊 What part did you find the most interesting or impactful? I'd love to hear your thoughts!

[@RasKay09]

Humanity needs to protect this

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 🌿 Absolutely agree, protecting nature and animals is crucial to maintaining ecological balance. Hopefully, more people will become aware of our responsibility to the environment. Looking forward to your continued support for the meaningful messages from the channel! 😊🌍

[@mrpolo98]

I love this video. love

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you so much for loving the video! ❤️ Your support is a huge motivation to keep creating more exciting content on the wild nature. Don’t forget to subscribe so you won’t miss the next videos! 🌿🐾

[@jackshell8091]

Hey - just a heads up, the thumbnail contains a jaguar & caiman. Both animals are native to central & South America, not the Congo. Small detail, but figured a documentary on the Congo Rainforest would contain creatures from that region as the thumbnail. This is an awesome documentary!

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for the detailed feedback! You’re absolutely right-jaguars and caimans are native to Central and South America, so it’s understandable that this could be confusing. We’ll keep this in mind to ensure that visuals are as closely aligned with the content as possible. Really appreciate your input and hope you keep supporting the channel! 🌍🐆

[@jackshell8091]

@@wildnatureus2024absolutely, this is the kind of content I adore. And for so much info out there on the mega-diverse regions like the Amazon & SE Asia/Oceania, the Congo is sorely neglected in its coverage. Amazing work, will subscribe for more!!!!

[@wildnatureus2024]

@@jackshell8091 Thank you so much for your support and enthusiasm for this content! The Congo is truly a fascinating place with a rich ecosystem that’s still underexplored. We’re excited to bring these unique stories to you and hope you’ll enjoy what’s coming up next! If you have any feedback to help us improve, please feel free to share. Wishing you good health, happiness, and plenty of joy in life! 🌍🐆🌿

[@babakgholian3467]

Due to poaching and habit loss = ( humans ) . Any living animal is worth more than a piece of jem ( diamonds ) 💎 .

[@wildnatureus2024]

You're absolutely right! Poaching and habitat destruction are putting many animal species at risk of extinction. These creatures play a crucial role in ecosystems, and their value can't be measured by material things like diamonds. Let's work together to protect animals and their habitats to maintain the natural balance! 🌿🦁

[@aubanelhouinsou5501]

The more I watched , the more I realised almost every animal is endangered by us

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Sadly, it’s true that human activities have a huge impact on many animal species. From habitat loss, illegal hunting to pollution, all of these contribute to the endangerment of various species. Hopefully, we can take more action to protect and restore nature. Thanks for your support and interest in the channel! 🐾💚

[@John-ym3mi]

Very educating. Awesome wordplay. A lot of adjectives 😂🔥

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you so much! 😊 I’m glad to hear you found the video not only captivating but also educational. And about the adjectives-I’ll try to "hold back" a bit, but nature’s so incredible, it’s hard to resist! 😂🔥 Hope to keep bringing you more fascinating content. Stay tuned!

[@soumakbinduwildlife]

excellent

[@wildnatureus2024]

I'm thrilled to hear that you found it excellent! 🌟😊 What stood out to you the most? Let’s keep the conversation going!

[@LaMont731]

The most important region and country on planet earth in modern times is the DRC. America is nothing without Africa’s resources.

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 🌍

[@LaMont731]

@ appreciate it

[@MichaelSimpson-t1x]

It would not surprise me if they don't put affordable housing here for the waterfalls 😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@sobrevalorado]

Fahrenheit, acres, pounds, feet...... THIS IS THE INTERNET, IT'S GLOBAL, FOR GOD'S SAKE

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for your feedback! 🙏 I understand that using U.S. measurements can be confusing for an international audience. In the future, I’ll try to include metric units (Celsius, hectares, kilograms, meters) to make it easier for everyone to follow along. I appreciate your constructive comment! 🌍📏

[@VaxtorT]

The Sahara once resembled the Congo......it became a desert beginning about 5000 some odd years ago due to climate change not brought on by man. Climate change has been continued since after the Biblical Flood.

[@wildnatureus2024]

That's right! The Sahara was once a lush area with vegetation and an ecosystem similar to tropical forests. Scientists have confirmed that around 5,000 to 6,000 years ago, the Sahara began to dry out due to natural changes in Earth's climate cycles, something we've observed throughout Earth's history. These shifts back then weren't caused by human activity, but today, human influence is creating even larger climate changes 🌍. Thanks for sharing this fascinating info! Hope you keep following the channel to explore more amazing natural phenomena! 🌿

[@sajidyassin1134]

❤❤❤❤

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you so much! ❤️ Really happy to receive your love. Hope you'll continue to follow and support the channel! 😊🌟

[@williamkitunguzi6905]

Documentary dates back before South Sudan merged from Sudan.

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for your comment! 🌍📜

[@samsudeenm6158]

I'iibe seriously disappointed if I watch this entire documentary and King Kong doesn’t make an appearance

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thanks for the fun comment! 😄 While King Kong doesn’t make an appearance in this documentary, I assure you there are plenty of amazing nature and wildlife scenes to keep you captivated. Hope you’ll still find it exciting and worthwhile to watch! 🐅🍃

[@smartboy2868]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you so much for your enthusiastic support! 😊 Glad to see you agree, and I hope you'll continue following the new content on the channel! 🌟

[@NHATDRAGONSTV-u5w]

i like lions!!!!

[@philipsutton2316]

Get your forests correct guys. Those trees shown at the end (deforestation), are in Europe, not Africa. One shot is of conifers with a snow peak in the background. Africa - really?

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for noticing and sharing your feedback! 🌍 We truly value detailed observations like this. It’s essential that footage reflects the correct regions, and we’ll review this carefully to ensure accuracy in future videos. Feedback like yours helps us improve the quality of our content. We hope you’ll continue to support us and provide insights to help the channel grow even better! 🙏✨

[@floptime]

Everytime he said Congolean I felt really uncomfortable idk why

[@LightFoLLowTHE]

Lol

[@wildnatureus2024]

It’s understandable that certain terms can evoke different feelings for people. The term "Congolean" may have sounded unusual or uncomfortable because it isn’t the standard demonym used to refer to people from the Congo. Typically, "Congolese" is the correct term for individuals from either the Democratic Republic of the Congo or the Republic of the Congo. The use of a non-standard term like "Congolean" might have come across as less respectful or less familiar, which could be why it felt off. It’s good that you shared your feelings-discussing these nuances helps bring awareness to how language impacts us. 😊

[@cedricndlovu5228]

I thought it's Congolese. I agree with you.

[@randyervin9134]

😂😂

[@aldrickpada1043]

Bear Grylls without his crew would die here in 3 days, maybe 2

[@wildnatureus2024]

Hilarious comment! 😂 The Congo jungle is truly a challenge even for the best survivalists. With its harsh environment, dangerous wildlife, and unpredictable weather, survival is no joke! Even Bear Grylls would need all his survival skills here. 🐍💪 Without his crew, it would be much tougher indeed. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 🌿

[@smartboy2868]

Life story

[@tanyaradzwaherb]

❤🇿🇼🌍

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you so much! 🌍❤️ It’s great to see your love for wildlife and Africa. I hope you continue to join us in exploring more fascinating wonders on the channel! 🦁🌿🇿🇼

[@prestonwilson2203]

Greed is at the root of animal/ species extinction!

[@wildnatureus2024]

ou make a powerful point! 🌍💔 Greed, whether it's driven by illegal wildlife trade, deforestation, or overexploitation of natural resources, often puts profit above the well-being of species and ecosystems. It's a harsh reality that many animals face, and raising awareness is crucial to pushing for stronger conservation efforts and responsible practices. Let's keep spreading the word and advocating for change-every action counts! 🐾🌱

[@mickroe8798]

Greed, greed, greed.

[@atatsmail260]

So you say that darwin and his followers are the descendant of Bonobo ..😅! Ok So the bonobo we watching here decided not to evolve to darwin? Wonder why

[@wildnatureus2024]

Interesting comment! 😄 Actually, Darwin and later scientists proposed that humans and apes (like bonobos) share a common ancestor from millions of years ago, rather than one species evolving directly from the other. Over time, each branch evolved in its own direction, so bonobos retained many unique traits, while humans developed along their own path. That’s why we can coexist today and observe each other through a scientific lens. Thanks for sharing this unique perspective! 😊🧬

[@jackshell8091]

Humans (homo sapiens) are not direct descendants of bobobos (pan paniscus), rather we share a common ancestor. It just so happens that the split/divergence of humans, bobobos from the common ancestor was the most recent. Hope this helps!

[@juniperabbott2614]

@@wildnatureus2024 earth was not here millions of years ago, only less than 7000 years, [ I believe God's word} Still a cool documentary though.

[@wildnatureus2024]

@@jackshell8091 Thanks for sharing this helpful and detailed information! 🌍🐒

[@wildnatureus2024]

@@juniperabbott2614 ❤❤

[@samiami83]

name one animal with better baby hair than western lowland gorilla!

[@wildnatureus2024]

Haha, that’s a tough one! 🦍 Baby western lowland gorillas with their fluffy hair are hard to beat. But if I had to choose, I might go with baby baboons - their tiny tufts are pretty adorable too! Thanks for sharing such a fun thought! 💇‍♂️🐵

[@Emorris-w6r]

Whom ever wrote this shit needs to be fired.

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. If there’s anything specific that didn’t meet your expectations, feel free to let us know so we can better understand and improve the content. Your feedback is always valued, and we’re committed to providing the best experience for everyone! 😊

[@Emorris-w6r]

@@wildnatureus2024 It's written like a romance novel, loved the content and overall quality of video. I did give it a like and subscribed.

[@wildnatureus2024]

@@Emorris-w6r Thank you so much for enjoying the video and supporting the channel! 😊 I’m thrilled that the content brought you a delightful experience. I hope the upcoming videos will continue to share beautiful nature stories, and I’m excited to have you along for the journey! 🌿📖✨

[@RenYanyang]

why not hot?so great

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you! 😊 I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Hopefully more people will feel the same, and it will reach a wider audience. 🌿

[@williameckman5942]

THE EARTH IS NOT 2.5 BILLION YEARS OLD.

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for sharing your opinion. However, according to scientific studies, Earth is estimated to have formed about 4.5 billion years ago. Scientists have used various methods, like analyzing the age of minerals and meteorites, to determine this. I respect your viewpoint and hope for more positive discussions! 🌍

[@juniperabbott2614]

exactly, I believe the word of God, not humans

[@juniperabbott2614]

people lap this stuff up though, sad

[@OnaandZahkies]

Well technically it was 2.5 billion 😂😂