Wildest Indochina | Episode 2: Malaysia - Freaks of Nature | Free Documentary Nature

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

Malaysia: rich biodiversity and unique wildlife, in the heart of Southeast Asia. The country’s varied ecosystems, ranging from lush rainforests to vibrant coral reefs, host an extraordinary array of species, many of which are endemic to the region. Iconic animals such as the orangutan, Malayan tiger, and the Sumatran rhinoceros symbolize Malaysia's commitment to conservation. The extensive network of national parks, including the UNESCO-listed Gunung Mulu National Park and Bornean rainforests, provides a sanctuary for myriad species and helps maintain the delicate balance of their habitats. Additionally, Malaysia is home to fascinating flora and fauna, including the rare Rafflesia arnoldii, known for having the largest flower in the world. This unique blend of wildlife not only contributes to Malaysia’s natural heritage but also supports ecotourism, drawing nature enthusiasts from around the globe to witness its splendor firsthand.

[@NatureSpotlight]

What an amazing documentary showcasing Malaysia's rich biodiversity and unique wildlife! From orangutans and tigers to the rare Rafflesia arnoldii flower, it highlights the beauty of preserving our natural world. Malaysia's commitment to conservation is truly inspiring, with breathtaking footage from national parks like Gunung Mulu and the Bornean rainforests

[@plamenivanov2984]

Love animal and nature videos and this channel

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

thank you! We really appreciate it :)

[@morningstar9233]

An extraordinary ecosystem. Subtle narration by Paul McGann, beautifully filmed and musically scored. Thanks to all involved.

[@naturezavidabr]

Thanks to the channel for providing such an interesting material! 🌿🐒

[@TheGecko86]

These moments make me can't stop watching! It's so interesting to see animals showing their natural instincts.

[@jarmilasulova5469]

Muchísimas gracias por este comentario .lo mismo digo.

[@naturesmomentstv]

Absolutely love animals and nature, and I’m so glad I found this channel! It’s the perfect place for wildlife enthusiasts. 🥰🥰🥰

[@YouandLife5.0]

04:23 The proboscis monkey’s unique look and survival strategy are just fascinating! From their long noses to their remarkable digestive system, nature truly knows no limits. This documentary shows how being different is the key to survival. Incredible work!

[@NelkaRanasinghe]

Verryi biutiful program

[@jarmilasulova5469]

Grande regalo 🎁😊 ver este documental.gracias.voy disfrutar la belleza de Grande 🏞️ naturaleza ❤❤❤😊🎉mucho felises fiestas para todos y Paz 🕊️

[@SavannaKingsJourney]

Nature is so wonderful

[@clintonpangburn3698]

Amazing job guys. Top notch footage.

[@ishtiaqali2373]

Masterpiece work.

[@megan2878]

Thank you.

[@PAULLONDEN]

Thanks ! That was fascinating !

[@wingskiewing8377]

As someone who grew up working in the jungles of Borneo this brings up a lot of memories.Saving an orphaned Sun bear whose mother was probably killed by poachers is the most memorable thing I've done in my life time.It's rather unfortunate that palm oil plantations and illegal loggings have destroyed most of pristine jungles here.

[@BrutusMcCrunch]

I don't believe you

[@wingskiewing8377]

@@BrutusMcCrunch not a problem,got a picture to prove it.

[@wingskiewing8377]

@@BrutusMcCrunch didn't keep it though being illegal and all,got the wildlife department to bring it to a rehabilitation center.

[@MultiWorld2000]

All this while, I had only seen skunks in Walt Disney cartoons, but while in Sabah East Malaysia, I encountered a group of skunks in the forest near the Kinabatangan River. They sprayed a very foul-smelling liquid towards our 4-wheel drive, and the smell lingered on the car tires for months, even after being washed several times!

[@SamCabrera-qe9yu]

Malaysia’s wild creatures are living proof that weird is wonderful-where evolution’s imagination knows no limits!

[@wildwonderus2024]

The wild nature of Malaysia is truly impressive! Unique animals like orangutans, pangolins, and bizarre insects really surprised me with the region’s biodiversity. This video isn't just visually stunning, but it also provides a lot of fascinating information. I hope the channel continues to release more episodes about other regions!

[@charlie-zi5cb]

It’s like a theteaphy for my soul ❤️💯❤️

[@mehdiaslani3525]

Thanks for the amazing videos. A small feedback if you’re open to it , Sometimes I find myself turning the volume down, because of the background music which is a bit loud and uses instruments with a sharp sound, but it becomes harder to listen to the narrator’s voice. Thanks again

[@thestrongen]

Nature is still the same: beautiful yet harsh

[@desperatelyseekingrealnews]

Nice !!!!

[@Synthetic_colors]

The video is interesting

[@DikiTrikarunia]

Next wild Java island Indonesia ✍️👌

[@InfoAnimalworld222]

Wow nice

[@tude17]

🤔 uploaded around 2 hours ago...yet, I watched this days ago

[@adamwhite1920]

Did he just say "an assault water crocodile"?😂

[@markcaputo8300]

❤❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@ramthian]

❤

[@The_Crucible714]

A shrew loo… who knew?

[@jarmilasulova5469]

🫂 gracias que comentarios es tambien escrito.lengva español Gracias.

[@nolanhoiting]

God'a creation is amazing. It's crazy people credit nothing exploding instead

[@ILOCANOMELODYOFFICIAL]

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[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

sorry we do not have the rights to give that permission. You’d have to contact the distributor.

[@taz5573]

a bird spends months hard labor building his nest and those people come along and steal the birds nests from them for money, that's like a human building a house and someone comes along and steals it from you and u can do nothing about it because he sold it for money. Hope the birds STOP making nests in caves and build nests where No one can steal it from them.

[@อรอนงค์จันทร์แดง-ษ1ฆ]

ปิดเสียมั้งโรงเรียอยากเรียนไปวัด

[@regenwurm5584]

Singapore can invade Malaysia if they want to solve their land shortage problem.

[@kierra_mist]

I don’t speak English

[@babakgholian3467]

It really angers me to see humans misuse animals for their own profit .

[@frowner_and_co]

These Animals are wild, and are not being misused.

[@roxyiconoclast]

@@frowner_and_co humans steal the wild swiftlets’ nests to sell for birds-nest soup and Traditional Chinese Medicine. If the nests are harvested before eggs are laid and chicks fledge, the birds cannot reproduce and the population is wiped out. This destruction has been happening in many areas, as increased demand overwhelms traditional harvesting methods. Production of the nests has been industrialized in some places, with the birds kept inside of buildings.