Wildlife and Nature of the Baltic Sea | Extra Long Documentary

[@Monk-eee]

46:26 I've just got to say that the camera men or women who filmed this documentary did an amazing job at capturing the beauty and essence of the land and it's inhabitants... This shot right here is phenomenal !!

[@raymondj8768]

This is one of the most Amazing Documentaries Ive EVER SEEN the photography is unbelievable and what country and the great up close shots its just unreal Im blown away !!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you for the upload Get Factual !!!!!!!!!

[@jamesgoforth5644]

your very odd

[@MatureLadyJk]

Absolutely captivating! The combination of stunning cinematography and insightful narration makes this one of the best documentaries I've seen on wildlife and nature

[@GrandmaBev64]

People don't realize how big moose can be. In Fairbanks, years ago, a moose walked, or should I say stepped over our mid-sized car. He was so big, he had moss growing and hanging from his antlers and the smell was something I'll never forget. He stepped over us like we were nothing.

[@johnbell1396]

Once back in 2002 in New Mexico my girlfriend and I were driving in the mountains west of Los Alamos. We came across an elk that was a throwback to ancient times. It was so big we easily could have driven her Ford Taurus under it.

[@patioorangutan2239]

Pretty amazing stories. For humans to think they're bad ass amongst this giant planet of beings wiser than us is silly.

[@Eliasdottoofficial]

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[@terribarrett9381]

Are they as big as a horse?

[@GrandmaBev64]

@@terribarrett9381 Twice the size of a horse. At least. A horse could have walked under this stinky moose!

[@rabotnickaklasa]

Thank you for this wonderful documentary, I am planning to visit the Baltic countries and this piece of art is of great help to me, I still cannot believe what mother nature has given in terms of animal life. Thank you.

[@HeleneR67]

So relaxing watching this amazing and educational video on such a hot day ❤

[@БурковаАльфия]

Красота и здоровье❤😊

[@RealityWild-bh9sv]

42:15 I like the dugongs stretching across the white sand, and also the animals in the wild

[@mklibdirluzellm]

The animal fight was so emotional; I didn’t expect it to end like that.

[@breAnnasmama]

I love That this is extra long. !! More of these please !

[@SannPisetha]

That's awesome creature

[@themufasausa]

I Love All Footage Animal Documentary In this Video!

[@hannajarvenpaa5079]

Thank You🧡💛💚💙💜❤️

[@EmmaDee]

I’m in the us and this place or places would be a dream come true to visit. It would take weeks to see it all, if then.

[@get.factual]

we're coming along! 🚶‍♀

[@JH-lo9ut]

It would take years to see everything depicted in this documentary. I've spent my entire life by and on the Baltic sea and I have still not seen much of this. The best way to explore the Baltic sea is by sailboat, and even if that may seem absolutely impossible to an American, it is a fairly affordable way to vacation, whether you rent a boat, join as paying crew on a larger boat, or if you stay here longer, buy a boat of your own. Of course there are cruises you can take too, but that won't get you very close to nature. The island Gotland is perfect for bicycle camping. The Stockholm-Åland-Finland archipelagos are trafficked by systems of ferries, allowing for island-hopping. The outer archipelagos are best explored by kayak. I hope you get to realize this dream some day.

[@WildWhisperingBeastKing]

So relaxing watching this amazing

[@DesertBirdie]

I don't know why I find it so funny when the branching owl doesn't want the food, but the parent insists but eventually gives up.

[@ibtesamyasser9008]

بغض النظر عن اختلاف الوانهم ولغاتهم وقائد هم اعرفكم واعراقهم اخلاقهم وثقافتكم فعلا يوجد مميزات الأخلاص والتفاني والابداع ولكن تجمعنا الإنسانية والسلام كلنا البشر من خلال العمل ممتاز في أعماق البحار والمحيطات وع شواطئ الرملية والذهبية انتم مثيرين للاهتمام سواء الطاقم الذي يعمل رجال أو نساء مهم بنهاية استراتيجة الإنتاج الرائع وتوصيل اللقطات الفريدة من نوعها ولمسات الحلوة وهاد شي ظاهر بشكل واضح بلفيديو والجهود المبذولة والمخاطر التي تتعرضون من اجل إعطاء صورة مشرفة لكم كل الاحترام والتقدير المتبادل ياعباقرة وشكرا. ٠❤❤❤❤😂

[@ScenicFilm8k]

I have an eagle that is 20 years old this year

[@CartoonsFYP]

Nice Documentary

[@get.factual]

Thank you!🦅

[@mimiv3088]

52:22; that's not an Elk cow. That's a Moose cow. It's funny how so many writers on the nature documentaries get it wrong. Once I watched one that said it was an American Bison but showed a picture of African wildebeest. I about fell out of my chair in laughter.

[@fraudieYT]

How do you tell the difference, they look the same

[@attilathehun1107]

In US its moose, in UK its elk. Simple.

[@terribarrett9381]

People in Europe call them elk but we call them moose.

[@JH-lo9ut]

The English word "Elk" is derived from Scandinavian "Elg"/"Älg". When North America was colonized, they probably first encountered the animal Elk, and named after the thing they thought it looked. Only later did they encounter Moose, so they had to give it another name, even though moose is much closer related (almost the same species) to the European "Älg"/"Elg". I'm not sure this is how it happened, but it seems plausible. A Scandinavian would recognise that an Elk is another animal, but a British explorer may not be so familiar with the European moose.

[@mohanchandra9001]

Enthaanu ente punnaara muthinu vendathu enough enough is enough enthaanennu vechaal kaanichukoottu ❣️

[@wildanimalattackskr]

야생동물의 세계가 이렇게 다양하고 풍부할 줄은 몰랐어요!

[@1americanatlarge]

at 1:56:49 you can't buy Love like that for any amount of money,

[@Nancy-tr5fi]

I am looking for the big brown owls,living in the-forests, where, where. I can not find.

[@topprimates]

❤❤

[@davelee5753]

Since when has a Sand Martin been a member of the Tern family, come on get factual!

[@attilathehun1107]

A very relaxing documentary with awesome photography ruined by the narrator's bad mock up "british" accent.

[@valderezasada7582]

♥

[@lemyosotis4812]

The narrator sounds like Jeremy Clarkson to me for some reason...

[@Witchfoot.Incorporated]

I did not know guiilamonts did that with their chix

[@davidmonroe2979]

In the 55 minute time frame, I'm pretty sure those are moose and not elk.

[@nazarsoroka23]

who is the narrator?

[@Monk-eee]

33:06 why would they even include this part? to tell us about this beaked whale just to tell us she DIED of starvation days later...??? why include such a dreary story? It did nothing positive for the documentary it soured it..... and not like sour patch kids where it's sweet at the end.... it's just sour and dead belly up as they say

[@1americanatlarge]

I agree with you, but for some reason, they did not think about how that part would affect some people, like the little ones,

[@allenfrazier7500]

Because it real life

[@DesertBirdie]

Why sugarcoat something that's natural?

[@DesertBirdie]

​@@1americanatlargebecause it's a nature show?

[@wisconsinaquatics]

I'm pretty sure that's a moose 🫎 not an elk lol

[@DesertBirdie]

It's a terminology thing. Moose or Elk. Same creature.

[@wisconsinaquatics]

@@DesertBirdie if I was in the woods and told you a moose was bugling and described it's tan coat with brown neck fur and tall antlers you'd tell me I saw an elk not a moose. They are very different creatures. That's like saying a house cat and a lion are the same animal lol I'm pretty sure you'd rather have a house cat roaming your dining room than a dang lion.

[@dharkael]

@@wisconsinaquatics In North America a Moose and an Elk are different types of deer, In other places Elk is another word for Moose.

[@wisconsinaquatics]

@@dharkael no freaking way...I always thought everyone had different words for the two clearly different animals moose and elk...

[@michaelkaiser4674]

5x5 Datil NM USA

[@sugipulaboule9]

Yeaaa but when you want to go visit these places YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR IT.

[@Witchfoot.Incorporated]

50,000 hairs per sq cm !?!?!?!

[@btakin8737]

Unbelievably how this video can be put out and so complemented by the ignorant. Full of misinformation , incorrect taxonomy, geography. Although the the assembled footage is well edited together, obvious that the narrative was just built around it. Sheeple.

[@KitaBooBear]

Clean the canal

[@KitaBooBear]

Keep making it break osteo

[@KitaBooBear]

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[@Vatchatbiendoi]

don't have money to buy redmi k70 pro. bank account. I give

[@mr.johnp.g.3166]

😂

[@KitaBooBear]

Look out the window

[@KitaBooBear]

Hi, Ho (Stop)

[@sugipulaboule9]

F unesco

[@johnnyogeese415]

Belly kill

[@tartufo4870]

The youngest sea in the world 🌎 ⚠️⚠️⚠️❓️❓️❓️...doesn't make sense bc the world was made at the same time and gradually...😂😂😂like the Black sea was made yesterday and the Baltic sea after two months😂😂😂...dude are 😵‍💫😵🥴😴🤒🤥...come on,don't do that people will think 🤔 you're very dumb or ...⁉️

[@arnocolin9462]

If you look up a map from 20 thousand years ago you'll see that the Baltic sea didn't exist yet, while the black sea for example did. The area was flooded due to ice glaciers melting at the end of the last ice age.

[@MiloJack-b9j]

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