Wild Southern Africa | Episode 1: The Quest for Water | Free Documentary Nature

Wild Southern Africa - Episode 1: The Quest for Water | Wildlife Documentary
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This first episode of this Wildlife series follows a route that starts at Victoria Falls, crosses the delta of Okavango, and descends through the desert of Namib. The goal of this amazing journey, from flooded zones to the driest areas, is to show the multiple uses of water that make animals: drinking, washing foods, playing, refreshing, and meeting congeners.
Go on a tour of Southern Africa! Discover the diversity of its eight biotopes and its amazing wildlife. From Namib desert to subtropical forest, from fynbos-flowered meadows and Karoo stony fields to damp costs, Southern Africa reveals astonishing places. How do animals face each climate and ecosystem? A complex balance underlies this amazing wildlife.
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In this episode: This first episode of the series follows a route that starts at Victoria Falls, crosses the delta of Okavango and comes down through the desert of Namib. The goal of this amazing journey, from flooded zones to the driest areas, is to show how the multiple uses of water influence animal societies.

[@HellcatMad]

Thanks for the new upload

[@naturezavidaes]

🌞🐘 The journey to find water is not only a story of life but also a lesson in resilience and harmony with the environment.

[@rohitm8814]

The best documentary ever, coz there's no annoying background music. Amazing narration. Thank you for providing it for free.

[@4kwildanimaldocumentary]

Watching this wild animal documentary feels like discovering a whole new world

[@pango-y8j]

There's no place in the world like Africa. Go there before you die 😊

[@latif..sandhi3986]

Such an inspiring wild animal documentary! It makes me appreciate the wonders of the animal world even more

[@WorldHistorygfdhfg]

Thank you for this amazing video. I love nature documentaries, and watching this brings so much joy to my soul. Keep creating such incredible content to inspire us all!!

[@giedragoeswild]

I really enjoyed this nature documentary! Thank you for sharing!

[@MarcelinoV.Cardenas]

Thank you so much ❤😊

[@News_Watcher]

Really nice wildlife capturing..... Thank you to all makers.

[@NatureSpotlight]

That journey through Southern Africa's landscapes in search of water was incredible! The episode beautifully illustrates the bond between wildlife and their environment. It's mesmerizing to see the animals' resilience and adaptability as they navigate different terrains for this essential resource. Thanks to the creators for capturing these stunning wildlife moments that highlight nature's harmony. Excited for more

[@RussTillling]

Thanks

[@DrakeSisse7045]

Africa is Motherland❤

[@m.goodengumman3941]

Thanks for sharing this video, amazing 👍🧡🇬🇧

[@mydream7820]

The elephants mourning the little one😢

[@Arafat-Egyptian]

It really hits me deeply 💔

[@dianaholvik2554]

It almost seemed to me like it was a last ditch effort to get a fallen comrade to get up. Hard to know. But very touching.

[@dianaholvik2554]

One of the best, most informative, and most beautiful documentaries I've seen in about 2-3 decades of documentary watching. The small amount of music was perfect, the narration was great (altho a few of the pronunciations seemed a bit off, maybe due to American influence). I especially love watching documentaries like this in the midst of a Canadian winter, hearing all the insects and birds, and seeing the wealth and diversity of animals. Thank you.

[@Vatchatbiendoi]

thank you channel❤

[@FarkhundaQiam]

Think,living in nature is enjoyable.

[@1arttu]

Amazingly beautiful and impressive. Especially great to see black rhinos. Thanks a lot for this documentary.

[@wrenmoss2070]

Omg adorable 33:09

[@YAH-1]

All Praises to TMH YAH 😊💗

[@vvtearthdocumentatry]

good

[@RussTillling]

Super production! Relaxing voice. Awful chyneez “traditional medicine” killing rhinos! Lovely elephants, rhinos, etc!

[@Vatchatbiendoi]

1440. No 60

[@joshuahull9982]

That elephants wang. 😂

[@dianaholvik2554]

We were at the zoo with our kids many years ago, and all of a sudden a male elephant let his huge penis down and took an enormous pee. Firehose. Our 2 young sons (age about 7 or 8) were ecstatically impressed. 😳

[@CarlosDasilva-z5k]

The only place where the Nile crocodile exists is in the river Nile, over 4 thousand miles NNE Africa. Nowhere else will you find a Nile crocodile! Get your story correct...

[@GdyufBdhud]

Hello, so called spoken on behalf of nature ✨⭐ 👍 Pls do not compose musical, vocal sounds as it may interfere on our hearing n distract true nature seen, observed, learned.......🌾😉♻️

[@CharlesSteele-b6y]

Sound quality of the narration was not particularly good.