The Harsh Battle For Life In The Okavango Delta | Boteti: The Returning River | Real Wild

For the first time in 20 years, rain has fallen in sufficient quantities across the north Angolan highlands. Until this point, the fight for survival has been more brutal than ever. The Boteti river has finally seen enough rainfall to transform into proper life support for the animals surrounding it. This extraordinary dramatic change has been captured on camera as it brings fresh water and life to its resident animals.
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[@BlueLeprechaun15]

Gotta watch these shows more. Been missing these African wildlife shows

[@ingejansen554]

Ist ja Irre ☹

[@silviuvisan505]

We got lost in politics and bullshit of our lives we forgot how somewhat calming these docs are

[@FoxtrotAlpha173]

Nature never stops to amaze us 👌👌

[@shafqatishan437]

I imagine a time couple of centuries ago and beyond when every parts of Africa from Somalia to South Africa, from Namb desert to forests of Congo, to West Africa and Sahara desert, all were connected. Imagine herds of Zebra, Wildebeest and Elephants traveling from Nile Delta to Okavengo! Male lions had quite a journey I'm sure, so did the migratory cheetahs. Back when black rhinos were the most abundant rhino species in the world; and Javan & Sumatran rhinos also existed in the Indian subcontinent along with greater one horned rhinos and Asian elephants. Back when Atlas Mountains still had lions and bears. Back when tigers, lions, leopards, cheetahs, wolves, dholes, striped hyenas and 4 bear species coexisted in Persia and South Asia, in the same regions! Back when passenger pigeons were still the largest populations of any birds in the whole world despite being native to only North America, back when plains bisons had a herd of 60 million! Imagine what we've missed!

[@amzile2772]

Humans should have died out thousands of years ago. We ruined the Earth. We are a bunch of ticks, killing everything we touch

[@davesmith5656]

Really, guys, when the music is louder than the narration it distracts from what's being said.

[@SameerPrehistorica]

This is a great documentary and also has good music. Sean Pertwee's voice is nice.

[@Mrs.Pena-1]

I LOVED THE FACT THAT THEY ALL HAD A GREAT AND HAPPY ENDING WITH ALL THE WATER AND GREEN TO GO AROUND FOR ALL❤❤ GODS CREATION IS BEYOND PERFECT AND SO IS HIS TIMING❤❤

[@markwhelan9887]

It's awesome, to witness the mighty elephants 🐘 swimming in the river. And im glad that young zebra made it to water fingers crossed I hope she grows old and lives her best life 😉👍♥

[@jwilcox4726]

Thanks for telling me this , you kinda spoil it for others, but I'm glad to know I was getting stressed over it. My adrenal gland has a mass bleeding on it which is on kidney and I get the three F's appearing over the least thing. So I stay calm never one to be a drama queen, nope, so thanks for the head's up being good. Have a wonderful life, fun & learning thru play. That's God way.

[@markwhelan9887]

@@jwilcox4726 I do apologise if I ruined it for you the reason I wrote that was I just assumed everyone comments after watching the documantary. My bad I will be less revealing in my future comments. Cheers ps bless you and I also hope you have a fantastic day week month year life 100%♥😉🙏🏼✌

[@roshikaguragai6952]

A.@@markwhelan9887

[@roshikaguragai6952]

A.

[@santannathegreat5167]

Please never stop making these documentaries 🙏🏾

[@raihanabari7896]

Amazing documentary! I am happy for the zebra herd, when they found water, also elephants are swimming, such a gift of nature, precious water!

[@paquitoignacio3449]

Always enjoy how different animals survive and live an different kind of environment they encounter

[@davidscott156]

Absolutely love that area of Botswana,I've camped in the area many times and crossing the river at Khumaga into the Makgadikadi pans.

[@carlam.benjamin3844]

Wow that’s amazing that you were able to camp in such a hostile area!

[@davidscott156]

That's the beauty of camping in Botswana no fences so wild camping at its best. I lived in Botswana for 16 years so I managed plenty of camping in different areas.

[@111LMBL]

I’m very happy for the Animals !! Very Happy Ending for everyone!! Thanks for the amazing Documentary ❤😊

[@justsomecoolprayingmantisd6422]

I like that jackal 😀

[@jovantahollis1744]

I Love how the elephant stop the zebra from mudding up the last water pool got to have discipline

[@Sammy-lz1vi]

Elephants are smart animals with big brains

[@raycharleson4167]

That's the interpretation they want you to believe but in reality they just own the pool cause they are bigger lol

[@mula9058]

@@raycharleson4167well sorry but we would rather listen to them than some random person on KZbin telling us otherwise

[@raycharleson4167]

@@mula9058 lol 🙃

[@Huntershadesx]

I love nature i pray these pretty creatures stay safe from so called humans

[@j_toledo419]

I feel like I need to save and store these documentary's so our great grandkids can see what we eliminated 😐

[@90randomgames]

How are we partaking in extinction of these animals?

[@chillsillego9599]

Conditions, On Earth 🌍 In Just 40 Years, Might Be unimaginable!!!!!!!

[@simonartley1645]

I would hope they could visit this or other amazing areas and environments in Africa to see and experience and possibly help to contribute to the long term conservation and enhancement of this continents most amazing dramatic wildlife.

[@alabastergreen7444]

@@90randomgames with that kind of attitude

[@michaellawson4035]

Smarter than humans.

[@babakgholian3467]

Nature is as cruel as it is beautiful

[@nonenoneonenonenone]

Excellent.

[@deeT02]

What a great ending!

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Great Documentary 😃😃i love watching animals

[@valeriesiddo1179]

I love to watch animals

[@misscriss80]

I find it extremely sad when I see an elephant die.😢

[@adrenochrome_slurper]

Don't worry, they are always producing new ones.

[@obong0otwoma605]

hello

[@jmtourstrips]

It is sad but is Nature.

[@RoryMC17]

tks for sharing amazing documantary 👍😀😍

[@enricotoesca3941]

Beautiful Nature

[@abdikadirJamaame]

An amazing Documentary

[@4krelaxing-wildanimals]

i love animals

[@graftonduncan6530]

🦓 🐘🐆Amazing animal world 🌍

[@MarcoSuperNova2784]

I really miss these kind of old but gold nostalgic wildlife documentaries on Nat Geo Wild that we grew up with them and marked our nostalgic childhood memories the most.

[@Aidi-AtaquesDeAnimales-rp6vi]

Estos videos me recuerdan el delicado equilibrio que existe en la naturaleza. Debemos esforzarnos por coexistir y preservar nuestro planeta.

[@alfincassimirorodrigues3787]

MARAVILHA DE VÍDEO. THANKS !

[@cidacampos2428]

Ecxelente documentário.

[@jmtourstrips]

Its reall wild. Love the Nature

[@keonnewilliams9511]

Great Video 💚💚💚💚🌎✌️

[@MarcoSuperNova2784]

Back then when we grew up with these wonderful memorable to nostalgic wildlife documentaries on Nat Geo Wild back in the years of 2007-2016 where these wildlife documentaries were everywhere on TV while dominating and ran our nostalgic childhood of wild animals.

[@OLDCOUNTRYSONGS.OFFICE]

i love animals wild 💚💚

[@jmtourstrips]

It is the nature refreshment to see

[@OLDCOUNTRYSONGS.OFFICE]

@@jmtourstrips that's right

[@MarcoSuperNova2784]

This video wildlife documentary reminds me of my nostalgic road trip memories of childhood back then when we grew up with them during our nostalgic good old days.

[@ronnyrono782]

It's a jungle out there!

[@pitbullmom3234]

AMAZING DOCUMENTARY 🙏🥰🙏 I LOVE WHEN YOU BRING US AFRICAN BEST CHANNEL 🙏💯🙏🥰

[@devonhoneycutt]

Love these documentaries 🫶💕💯👍

[@sultankhan7338]

Nice to watch this kind of documentary....... Keep it up......

[@MarcoSuperNova2784]

Dry season: hotter than hell🔥 Wet season: freshing than heaven💧

[@mohamudsamantar9719]

Some of the scenes in this documentary like the elephants rushing to the smell and sight of water are long gone from most african countries where they were once a common sight.

[@koeltefontein]

Music is to loud and voice cannot be heard.

[@Sammy-lz1vi]

Very well narrated my friend keep it up. Very nice documentary!!!

[@lizjohnson2377]

I 💚 ALL WILDLIFE THAT GOD CREATED.....this was AWESOME 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@marcelpop5840]

👍🦁🐒🦂🦇❤️👍

[@BlackNight603]

Sehr schöne Doku, wenn man schon alle deutschen gesehen hat...

[@kevinbunn7915]

This is so sad. I just watched the one from 1999 when it had been 7 years between water coming down... Now its been 20

[@jaybrown4526]

A lot of these type documentaries talk about adaptation and what not, but It always seems to me the only thing the wild animals never seem to adapt to is going where the water doesnt run out or going where the predators arent. Funny the way things work out sometimes.

[@jaybrown4526]

Interesting how nature chose to give the Hippos, an animal living in such a hot and dry environment, such sensitive skin.

[@jaybrown4526]

Such a cruel trick nature played on them blind termites.

[@babyface7625]

YES it's the ocovango delta it's about survival of the fittest All the Animals are beautifull it's beautifull place Africa never been hope to go one day soon bring some snap shots back of the elephants crocs lions etc there's African on my dad's side so it will be nice to find out what this beautifull continent is about Elephants I ❤ them especially the babies yeah 👍 vid I ❤ documentaries like this

[@kabeerraichandani2843]

Wow 😱

[@robertobezerra1766]

Amo MUITO os Animais 🙂♥️Girafas, Ursos, Lobos, Rinocerontes, o Suricato, o Ratel tbm Conhecido como Texugo do mel, o Gato-Maracajá, a Raposa do Deserto tbm Conhecido Como Feneco, o Mabeco, o Cachorro Vinagre, o Tamanduá-Bandeira, o Calau uma linda Ave de Tamanho médio e grande, o Lagarto Varano-do-Nilo, a grande Serpente Píton Birmanesa, as Zebras, os Cavalos Selvagens, o Carcaju tbm Conhecido como Glutão, o Macaco Orangotango por ser o mais dócil e manso entre os Grandes Primatas, o Elande q é o Maior e mais Pesado das espécies de Antílopes; E entre os Grandes Felinos o meu Favorito é o Leopardo, pois é o mais Completo em relação as Habilidades Que Todos os Felinos tem. q São A agilidade, rapidez, enxergar bem a noite, Subir em Árvores e etc.. Enfim são Muitos animais 🙂 Mas assim como Todos temos uma ou duas Frutas Preferidas, uma ou duas Cores Preferidas, e etc.. com os Animais Não é diferente, Todas as pessoas q Gostam de Animais tem os seus Preferidos. ou pelo menos a Maioria tem 🙂 e no comentário vou falar só um pouco 😁 Sobre o meu (2° Segundo) Animal Favorito de TODOS do Reino Animal🙂 o (Hipopótamo) espécie (Hippopotamus amphibius) Classe: Mammalia, Ordem: Artiodactyla, Reino: Animalia. O nome Hipopótamo provêm do Grego Antigo, e Significa " Cavalo do Rio ". GOSTO MUITO dos Hipopótamos e Não pela beleza, pois com toda sinceridade os Hipopótamos NÃO são Animais tão bonitos assim. Mas Admiro MUITO os Hipopótamos por serem Animais que impõe respeito, pois até os animais que estão no topo da Cadeia alimentar como os Leões e os Crocodilos respeitam os Hipopótamos, os Leões só atacam à um Hipopótamo Adulto, se estiverem em Bando e Geralmente o Bando Completo para abater um Hipopótamo Adulto e MESMO assim com GRANDES riscos de um dos leões serem gravemente ferido ou até morto pelo Hipopótamo como inclusive já aconteceu muitas vezes. Portanto um único Leão por mais Forte e Grande que seja, Não se atreve a atacar sozinho a um Hipopótamo Adulto. e a mesma coisa os Crocodilos, até os Maiores da espécie Não se atrevem a atacar sozinho, à um Hipopótamo Adulto já plenamente Desenvolvido. Já foi filmado Hipopótamos colocando até os Grandes e Temidos Tubarões das espécies Tigre e Touro, para "correr" ou melhor dizendo para Nadar fugindo rsrs, Estes Tubarões tem a Capacidade de Viver MUITO tempo em Rios de água doce, eles entram pelos grandes e médios rios que deságuam no mar. O Hipopótamo vive em média entre 42 à 50 anos. O Período de Gestação é de 243 dias, tendo apenas um filhote. Mas em casos raros em que a mãe Hipopótamo tem DOIS filhotes, ela Cuida Somente de um e abandona um deles "a própria sorte ". O Macho dominante agrupa entre 05 a 30 fêmeas e jovens crias. tanto o acasalamento como o parto ocorrem na água. Só o Macho Dominante Pode Acasalar com as fêmeas, mas vez ou outra o Macho Dominante é Desafiado em um Luta q muitas vezes É até a morte, por um macho que vive no grupo dos Machos mas q são Submissos ao Macho Dominante, e quando o Macho Dominante é Derrotado pelo Desafiante, o Macho Vencedor que a partir daquele momento em diante... se torna o NOVO Macho Dominante, mata todos os filhotes pois NÃO são dele. É a Mesma coisa q acontece com os Leões, quando um "Novo Rei" assumi o "Trono" ou Seja o Bando, Ele mata todos os filhotes sem piedade. e aos Jovens Leões machos q São maiores, o NOVO Leão Chefe os expulsa do Bando. O reino animal Muitas vezes é cruel, e em muitos casos dentro da própria espécie, e Quase sempre são os filhotes que pagam o preço. O Hipopótamo Macho tem em média o Peso: entre 1.650 à 1.800 Kg. ( Adulto ), e a Fêmea tem em média o Peso: entre 1.340 à 1.550 Kg. ( Adulto ), a Altura chega em média entre 1,5 m à 1,7 m ( até ao ombro ) O comprimento, É em média, de 3,5 m. Sua velocidade em terra, correndo em curtas Distâncias chega entre 38 à 40 Km/h. Mas a sua velocidade média em distâncias Maiores é entre 32 à 35 Km/h. no máximo. OBS: O Hipopótamo Não esta nem entre os 14 animais mais Velozes do Mundo, Claro. Mas esta Velocidade É considerada Altíssima pelos Pesquisadores levando em Consideração o Tamanho e Principalmente o Grande Peso do Animal. e eles conseguem manter esta incrível velocidade em terra mais Tempo q um Jovem ser humano consegue manter sua velocidade máxima, q em média é de 12 à 17 Km/h. OBS: e não estou me referindo aos Atletas profissionais, q tem uma velocidade um pouco mais que a média de uma pessoa comum. Os Hipopótamos são animais Semi-Aquáticos habitam as margens de rios, lagos e pantanos. ficam a MAIOR parte do Tempo na água saindo para se alimentarem pastando com mais frequência a Noite, Embora algumas vezes tbm saem durante o dia. Os Hipopótamos Se Alimentam PRINCIPALMENTE de capim, grama e algumas plantas aquáticas. mas DIFERENTE do q MUITOS pensam, eles tbm comem ALGUMAS VEZES durante o Ano Carne. OBS: embora comam carne APENAS em Casos de Necessidade como por Ex: na época q tem pouco capim Ou em casos AINDA MAIS EXTREMOS, como numa Seca onde o Capim e etc.. diminuem AINDA MAIS, Então os Hipopótamos precisam complementar o restante do alimento necessário com carne de qualquer animal q eles tem a oportunidade de matar. Portanto o Hipopótamo embora seja HERBÍVORO Comendo PRINCIPALMENTE alimento de Origem vegetal, mas se Necessário for tbm Se Alimenta de origem animal. Os Hipopótamos podem ficar até 5 minutos submersos de baixo d'água sem respirar. já houve registros de Grandes Machos ficando até 7 minutos Submersos de baixo d'água. e eles correm dentro d'água no fundo dos rios e são extremamente rápidos podendo chegar a uma Velocidade entre 9 à 10 Km/h. e NÃO é por acaso q os Hipopótamos são Animais temidos até por Predadores, pois além de ter muita Força física por causa de seu Peso e Tamanho, tbm tem Presas enormes as dos Machos podem chegar entre ( 40 à 50 cm ) de comprimento, e São afiadíssimas como Espadas. as Presas das Fêmeas tbm são enormes, embora menores q as dos Machos, podem chegar entre ( 25 à 35 cm ) de Comprimento, mas afiadíssimas tanto quanto as dos Machos. e os Hipopótamos tem uma das Mordidas mais Poderosas e Fortes do Reino Animal na ( 5° Quinta Posição ) Apenas quatro animais tem a Mordida MAIS FORTE q a do Hipopótamo, e três são espécies de Crocodilos. porém o Hipopótamo é o animal com a Mandíbula MAIS FORTE entre os Mamíferos. Para elencar esses animais pela força de suas mordidas, é utilizada a unidade PSI (ou libra-força por polegada quadrada). Quanto maior o número, mais pressão é exercida pela mandíbula do animal em questão. o Macho Adulto tem uma mordida em média entre 1800 a 1825 PSI, que dá ( 816 à 825 ) Kg de Força. O q equivale a (128 kg/cm²) por centímetro quadrado. a Fêmea Adulto embora tenha uma mordida com menos força que a do Macho, mas mesmo assim é extremamente Forte, em média entre ( 585 à 620 ) Kg de Força. OBS: o único Animal que o Hipopótamo respeita e da " espaço" e de certa forma até o teme, É o Elefante, por causa de sua Grande Força e Tamanho. Os Elefantes são Simplesmente os Maiores e mais Pesados animais terrestres. Os Hipopótamos são MUITO Perigosos até para os seres humanos, nenhum outro Animal mata tantas pessoas quanto os Hipopótamos, com cerca de ( 240 à 260 ) mortes por ano causadas por Ataques de Hipopótamos. Uma Boa parte dos Ataques são fora d,água. em SEGUNDO LUGAR vem os Crocodilos q causam a morte de cerca de ( 215 à 225 ) pessoas por ano. e em TERCEIRO LUGAR vem os Leões q causam a morte de cerca de ( 110 à 120 ) pessoas por ano. OBS: estes números Sempre estão sendo Atualizados anualmente, as vezes para mais MORTES de pessoas por Ano do que a média, e as vezes com menos MORTES por Ano do que a média, em consequência dos Ataques destes animais, mas os Hipopótamos Sempre aparecem no topo da lista dos animais q mais matam humanos, e já estão a Bastante tempo em "PRIMEIRO LUGAR ". Portanto se alguém um dia quiser ir na África, pense duas vezes antes de chegar perto DEMAIS de um Hipopótamo, ainda que estejam dentro d'água pois eles podem sair rapidinho. Nota: Felizmente Os Hipopótamos NÃO estão na Lista de animais ameaçados de extinção. HOJE Existem um número considerável deles na África.

[@satishpatel5260]

👉🌍🇿🇲🇿🇼, 🇧🇼, 🇳🇦, 🇰🇪, 🇹🇿, 🇦🇴,🇿🇦,CHABWINO 👌,TWHALUMBE 👏ZIKHOMO 🤝

[@consuelosantacruz2197]

Tanto tiempo en la panza la cría y en un segundo se la llevaron !!

[@justdev8965]

The ants were absolutely terrifying. Even their moves were like from the creepiest horror movie one can imagine, only it's not a movie? It's real? I'm absolutely terrified. Imagine being the termite. What a horrific way to go. Beheaded by the jaws of someone's that moves in the creepiest of ways.

[@mwanykange]

awesome, love from Namibia

[@conthauberger]

Whoever is the Narrator, he does sound a lot like the late Miguel Ferrer, so I could hear the vocal voice of Shan Yu.

[@bilalkurdish.berlin5237]

Amazing

[@MarcoSuperNova2784]

The highest population and densities of plain/burchell zebra that are commonly found in Botswana are always the national parks and game reserves that sustain bigger populations of zebras in areas like: Chobe national park, Moremi game reserve, Nxai National Park & Mkalagadi Transformer Park as they are the iconic and national animal of Botswana! 🦓🇧🇼

[@davidmungai4218]

This are all the wonders of the most high God.🙏🙏

[@kushkong1339]

I usually watch these pretty damn well and dont humanize things. But damned if watching that lion maul the baby zebra didn't tickle my empathy. you could SEE the terror on his face. Its cruel. But nature is Beautiful.

[@jwilcox4726]

Thank God there is finally WATER flowing back in from some place. Those Zebra's remind me of young people ruining the water turning it to mud once they had enough to drink, gonna play in it, who cares about anybody else. So the bull elephants keep them back so they can drink before zebras want to play in it and turn it into bathwater mud which other animals can't drink to sustain life.

[@paquitoignacio3449]

Hope they survive and fi

[@beccac6451]

I have my volume on has high as it will go to just try and hear the guy talking over the stupid music. Why do you always feel the need to play music during these shows? We love hearing the natural sounds. Ya don't need to add music to it.

[@sergiosalazar3508]

It’s a life changing for me, to see this documentary, to see how much pain man had done in our planet, “ especially for those with no voice.”

[@magnacarta9364]

Appears there is now no more man made climate change.

[@mattjones5987]

Man has done very little to our planet. It is the height of arrogance to think we have control over climate. The reality is nature is harsh and has been that way forever.

[@Grinningfartking6969]

What are you even babbling on about?

[@ramieyaharris]

Ummm that's what you got from this video.... Please re-watch.

[@indalomusic6458]

I'm sure you wanted to say something really smart... but somehow ended up here

[@kickinwinghotboi883]

It is so strange how elephants can bend their knees and actually use them as support, like when that calf was getting out of the hole, it was on its knees. It's very odd to see, lol

[@MarcoSuperNova2784]

Top 10 most common species of wildlife animals found in Botswana: 1. Plain zebra (iconic national animal🦓 of🇧🇼) 2. Cheetah 3. African elephant 4. African wild dog 5. Lion 6. Leopard 7. Black/white rhinoceros 8. Cape Buffalo 9. Giraffe 10. Spotted hyena Honorable mentions: impala wildebeest springbok hippopotamus & honey badger.

[@pango-y8j]

Rastafari Tucson Arizona Sonoran Desert yes I Africa Ethiopia Addis Ababa Selassie I creation we are all African

[@ingejansen554]

😟😭☹Arme arme Tiere

[@justsomecoolprayingmantisd6422]

Stupid zebra 😑😠 turning the watering hole into a mud hole 😑

[@jiwbink]

I REMEMBER TRYING TO WATCH THESE KINDS OF PROGRAMS, AS A KID. LOL! WE HAD MAYBE FIVE MAJOR NETWORKS AND ONE OR TWO LOCAL,WE'D HAVE TO PUT ALUMINUM FOIL ON THE "RABBIT EARS AND EVEN THEN THE PICTURE LOOKED LIKE THE ARCTIC ZONE!!IT'S.

[@LuanNguyen-uf6zj]

👍✌

[@andreanthony174]

There's a God!

[@TaliaJanette]

Not the young zebraaaaaa

[@richardrandall3539]

Whilst "zebra" can be pronounced "zeh-bra" (the e to sound like the e in "egg"), or "zeebra", the generally adopted pronunciation in southern Africa is the former. The latter is the standard American pronunciation.

[@DrDoobie4Twenty]

9:47 vulture nips

[@PAULLONDEN]

💧 Water !

[@user-nb2cz8mf4r]

야생동물은 우리에게 자연의 아름다움과 힘을 상기시켜줍니다.

[@user-vk5yn7lt7p]

나는 야생동물 카메라맨과 사진작가들을 정말 존경합니다. 그들은 우리에게 놀라운 이미지를 선사합니다.

[@mrc6301]

i caNT HEAR THE NARATER UNDERNEATH THE DAM MUSIC.

[@flameangel202]

Zebra young are foals not calf

[@user-mx8ov2lg2c]

عالم الحيوان في افريقيا يعرض اجمل المشاهد

[@priyak7384]

Poor babies

[@leslieg.1416]

Zebras have foals not calfs.

[@neilward5968]

Its "Calves" not calfs

[@leslieg.1416]

@@neilward5968 Actually, the plural of calf is calfs or calves.

[@neilward5968]

@@leslieg.1416 Actually it isn't

[@MarcoSuperNova2784]

Calves for baby elephants rhinos hippos camels giraffes antelopes and bovids. Foals for baby wild equids deers goats guanacos and lamas.

[@MarcoSuperNova2784]

Looks like elephants are not always good at sharing waterholes with other wild hoofed ungulates based on how they are so selfish they act towards most of them.

[@Bigjfoe]

Why can't park nationalists or these wildlife activists do something to help these poor animals in this area! Create some water holea or build something so they can survive!!! Smfh

[@mariatorres5563]

Bye,bye, cruel world!!! That's what we humans want well thats what we will get a slow painfull death...

[@hamidmohseni8652]

❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊❤❤😢😮😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤الرساله گتلرررتن

[@carlivansoelen1638]

Zebras have foals

[@forandonbehalfof4753]

Errr... Zebras always look like TV-interference....

[@justineeverhart2157]

Geez. Zebras don’t have ‘calves,’ they have ‘foals.’ I can’t believe a professionally produced documentary could make such silly mistakes.

[@R.U.1.2.]

The "Death Channel". Come to Real Wild for Death.

[@michaellawson6533]

This film has one of the most daft claims Ive ever heard. At 40:00 he states the female frog gets so overwhelmed by males that sometimes she drowns. Frogs are amphibians. How can an amphibian drown in water when it breathes under water and on land. Thats why its an amphibian,

[@90randomgames]

Because they have lungs and do require air. Therefore sustained pressure to remain underwater will lead to drowning.

[@StupidYTmakingNonSenceUpdates]

Christ this was bad. Like reallly really bad, half of this "documentary" is having a look at 300 videos and seeing how you can create/fabricate a cool story to sell. There are so many outrages moments where your showing entirely unrelated images, as if its all part of the same occurence but if you pay even a fraction of an attention as proven by me as im doing several other things in the mean time. Youll notice that most of these animals are entirely different specimens by the next image. The lions and zebras especially have it bad with this. But yeah, i dont believe shizz most of it seems like cut and paste work,ive seen multiple clips out of other documentaries just shamelessly being called yours and given a story nerative.

[@richardrandall3539]

Don't blaspheme.

[@StupidYTmakingNonSenceUpdates]

@@richardrandall3539 🤣🤣im not, cuz im not christian. I can say christ and sweet jezus, i can say go to hell and damn you. I can do this, because my gods slaughter yours and put him on a hotspit. So goddamn it all to hell, let the crows pick you clean.

[@feralbluee]

my god! that incredibly sad music makes it feel like all the animals are dying - like we’re supposed to cry our effing eyes out! do you have any idea how annoying that is? i just want to know what’s going on, not be watching the saddest tragedy ever written. Bondi Vet doesn’t have music. i can tell that a dog is hurting, that someone’s cat is getting better, that cassowaries are one of the most ornery and meanest animals alive - like don’t go near one. can i just see what’s going on, please? anyway, sorry, guys, cannot watch this. give Eons, or the SciShow, or Neil DeGrasse Tyson. i don’t have to feel like crying if a neutron loses a photon!! ✨🪺🍂🌓☄️🌈🌊🧬🦠🌹🌱