The Animals Of Patagonia (Wildlife Documentary | Real Wild

[@Srikanth-ng6np]

The video is full of activity. Not boring.

[@vidaripollen]

What a marvellous planet! Our mother earth...

[@martinrodriguez5786]

Que linda diversidad de animales tiene la Patagonia Argentina! la verdad muy orgulloso de mi país.

[@fatimarukundi3630]

Martin Rodriguez

[@lodefifo]

I love Patagonia so much so that my son and I made a video of it 😊👌 check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHeZo2h6f8iWY9E 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻

[@ILoveWalksRides]

Great old school documentary :)

[@mmgibson1]

This brought back a lot of memories - years ago I was crewing aboard an ocean-going yacht/sailing vessel and we dropped anchor all throughout Patagonia, including in places which were not even on the chart or had a name. It was nice to go to areas that had not been subjected to mankind or leftover pollution, and see the wildlife in its pristine habitat. One of the things that I remember is how the fishing boats going into the towns would be followed by crowds of sea lions and not gulls, like they were back at our home port in Massachusetts.

[@ossef9712]

They don’t make enough animal documentaries anymore. I used to watch them daily in the late 80’s

[@indridcold8433]

Wildlife documentaries are very expensive, require experienced camera operators in very remote locations, requires very tough individuals, and lots of patients. "Reality," television is super cheap to produce and requires little effort. It requires no skills at all. It does not even require a good camera operator. All it takes is a drunk that can barely hold a camera to point it at a bunch of losers. Tadah! Instant, "reality," show.

[@filliusawusi6174]

@@indridcold8433 well said,, So ooooo true..

[@esmeraldabulilan643]

So amazing , so wonderful world.

[@firedragon4794]

Kkkk

[@sebathadah1559]

despite its age this is top quality stuff.

[@Joey-rs7uq]

Yeah, its beginning showed its age, but the narration and visuals are really beautiful.

[@davidhoogendyke2774]

I don't think much has changed there in the 30 yrs since this was made, R.I.P. Ian Holm...

[@prakashraj7112]

Love from India..South America is Amazing...Rain Forests...Deserts..Grasslands..Ice mountains

[@pinzaristefan4396]

it is a wonderful land and beautiful

[@jboy856]

what a fantastic place it reminds me of south americas version of alaska or maybe even yellowstone

[@filliusawusi6174]

Pure and True..

[@cainotheconcernedcitizen5196]

Excellent content! Thanks for sharing!

[@celidacordero7095]

Beautiful video I enjoy every minute of it thanks

[@leandrotami]

Hace mucho que no aprendia tanto sobre los animales de la patagonia. Ni hablar que las imagenes son muy buenas. Que loco que tenga que ver un documental extranjero para aprender de esto

[@Fido-vm9zi]

Love naturally docile creatures like penguins 🐧

[@leadersuccess3761]

What a beautiful place 😇

[@PAULLONDEN]

Fascinating .....Thanks !

[@djphylearninglake7172]

classic gold

[@jimmylzq7282]

i'm glad i subbed this channel

[@lodefifo]

I love Patagonia so much so that my son and I made a video of it 😊👌 check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHeZo2h6f8iWY9E 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻

[@HenryFrederick]

Enjoyable viwing...

[@AngryHateMusic]

Real documentaries don't have any reenactments... like this one.

[@CatwortRambullKerr]

The birds that dabble among the flamingos, stilts, and pintails are Wilson's phalaropes. Like sandpipers, they're scolopacines.

[@gurvinderdhaliwal8844]

nice films love it . commercials are the worst even evilll

[@crab-dogjones4659]

Elephant seal bulls are pretty funny. I think it's because they take themselves so seriously yet, despite being formidable in many ways, they are undeniably ridiculous. I guess they're unintentionally funny, is what I'm getting at. (obviously I wouldn't say that to their faces)

[@kenyongray2615]

God had a good day when he made Paragonia.

[@chuckwebb1045]

Travel transform ones mind

[@breAnnasmama]

This isn’t even your content yet u plaster ads all throughout trying to profit off someone else’s work ? Screw that ...

[@lynnleigha580]

I'm so glad I'm not the only one calling these people out, it's just stupid to try and make coin off someone else's work, in my day that was called theft

[@notimenoplace3322]

Just fantastic, wouuuuu nder land

[@二宮章子-n7z]

かわいいね。

[@CatwortRambullKerr]

Narrated by Bilbo Baggins 1400 (by Shire reckoning).

[@joeziolkowskiziolkowski7945]

02:28 Patagonia map 02:37 "Its western bounderies is the jacket wall of the Andes"

[@dillardjenkins5118]

That's jagged wall, not jacket wall.

[@joeziolkowskiziolkowski7945]

@@dillardjenkins5118 Thanks for the correction.

[@brianjackson3885]

What about the giants that lived there

[@johnvonshepard9373]

long dead.

[@gabrielaacerbi1095]

They were the Patagones indians

[@ojberrettaberretta5314]

@ApplePie nah they didnt migrate to north america the natives in patagonia had an average height of 6ft(tallest ppl back then) at the time the average european was about 5'5 so they looked huge compared to europeans and thats why they were called giants...none of them ever migrated to north america

[@tazcahoon4051]

Lol I love how you know what happens thousands of years ago 🤣

[@havenlew]

This documentary is from like the 70's-80's.

[@TheBestShitAtNorthco]

Craig Wilson yes so waaay more relaxed editing, not this hyperactive cuts that people are used to with today’s average attention span …

[@markuse3472]

Well said.

[@therealwildfolk]

good job Craig, good job.

[@Treecareproj]

Harry armadillos

[@Treecareproj]

With an acute sense of smell

[@ricbarnes6272]

Nice documentary, too bad it has to be laced thro' with commercials. If i wish to be brainwashed in this way, i'll go back to tv. U tube, it's not entertaining

[@breAnnasmama]

Ric Barnes right ? Thank U!!! I can’t stand it and won’t ever watch anyone’s intrusive ads, bombarding the videos on here just so they can benefit off exploiting whatever content just so they can profit. I’m sick of the internet , KZbin in general and will not lay to have ad free viewing on freaking KZbin , nor will i due any ad blocking program , as everything remotely possible online there entities can get their selfish money hungry little cut out of it , while obtaining every bit of peoples personally identifiable info , violating privacy , security , safety and rights .. I am not freaking about to conform to the crap and I don’t even watch commercials during tv , why would I sit through some 30 or more year old video that’s plastered with annoying ads ! Bad enough they do everything else that they can , just to intrude and Violate peoples Privacy and treat everyone like they’re only just billboards to benefit off of , plastering whatever incessantly annoying bs everywhere just so they can intrude and use whatever tactics to obtain peoples info , track , monitor and maliciously , surreptitiously get all this info and they should be held accountable and restricted from being allowed to do to this crap. People blindly accept whatever terms and conditions and allow all these advertisers , third parties , marketers , apps , sites and pages to invade privacy and get away with their little tactics they claim are simply to “ better serve “ people with relevant ads based ok their online use, shopping habits , or if whatever entity can , they’ll obtain bs off people’s microphone and camera , as they’re often doing , though they claim not to ... KZbin being one of those... and funny how all these morons just allow it and sit idly by bc oh no. If they don’t agree and allow the garbage , they can’t visit whatever stupid site or app or whatever else and enough is enough. I refuse to contribute to anyone monetizing freaking crap on KZbin ... and especially when someone is trying to put ads in content they sure didn’t even have anything to do with creating and don’t own , etc. yet they Can just get money off other people’s content ? Screw that’ bs. I hate the internet/ social media and it’s complete bs if anyone thinks I’m going To sit and watch the garbage just So some random average person on KZbin can benefit and make money ... it’s so rude for someone to even put ads during their content ,, idk if they all think they’re some big deal or whatever , but it’s stupid. It’s freaking KZbin ... such bs. I have no regard for any so called “ channel “ or entity / whatever that thinks it’s ok to bombard ppl with stupid ads .,, I won’t sit through that bs for anyone. Screw them with that crap. Sick of it.

[@robertcronin6603]

Subscribe to premium and all those problems go away - you'll never have to worry about being interrupted with another intrusive ad.

[@thestruggleisreal9626]

Those don't look like no antelope I ever saw! A jackalope maybe!

[@dorapolin4560]

TheStruggle IsReal looks like rabbit face

[@chengkeattan2597]

My world map does not show where Patagonia State is in relation to Argentina.

[@joeziolkowskiziolkowski7945]

’Patagonia’ isn`t a state in Argentina but a toponym that comprises several states (which they call ‘Provinces’). These Provinces are: part of Antartica & SouthAtlantic islands, part of Tierra del Fuego, Santa Cruz, Chubut, Rio Negro, Neuquèn and southern regions of La Pampa, Buenos Aires and Mendoza.

[@goofygoober5270]

"The hungry pup tries the same trick again, only this time, it's hoping to get milk from the male( ͡°⊖ ͡°)

[@importexportserviceusachin1689]

Penguins < give us a deal that we cannot deny Humans ~ lol

[@ReyBanYAHUAH]

Always remember we must repent of our sins (sin is transgression The Law Of Yahuah The Father in Heaven. The Law are The Books: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy). We must repent of our sins and Have Belief On Yahusha The Messiah. HE Died and Rose three days later so that we can be forgiven of our sins! Come to HIM🙂

[@zavatone]

Oh, look. We have a ha-rheem. A whole ha-rheem.

[@muzwot9603]

Animals driven to the brink of extinction in order to make- feather dusters

[@altrnatvthinker]

o my god,it facelike cangaroos of australia.

[@ByEcKz_iy_]

Chilean Patagonia (or the Chilean South) is the one that resembles the land of the Elves and the world of the Avatar movie; While the Argentine Patagonia (or the Argentine south) is more like the landscapes of Mars. www.google.com/maps/@-48.2347703,-72.9445761,1815878m/data=!3m1!1e3 In any case, you should have visited the largest glacier in all of Latin America, and located in Chile, = the Brüggen glacier, with 1,250 square kilometers. Perito moreno, on the other hand, has 240 square kilometers. (Although the Chilean glacier is not accessible by land, you must take a boat to get there)

[@joeziolkowskiziolkowski7945]

Chile's territory is not mention at all in this video. Moreover, in counter 02:28 shows Patagonia map and in 02:37 clearly states "Its western bounderies is the jagged wall of the Andes". I would recommend knowing the facts before miscalling the southern region of Chile. Please note that the ‘Chilean Patagonia’ does not exist. Patagonia is only one and is located wholly in Argentina: Between the XVI and XVIII centuries the toponym Patagonia was given to all territories located to the south of the Rio de la Plata estuary. During the XIX century, Argentinean legislation created on October 11, 1878, the Patagonian Governorship under the command of Colonel Álvaro Barros, with jurisdiction beyond all provinces upto Cape Horn (Cabo de Hornos); and with the 1881 Boundary Treaty with Chile, Argentina DEFINITELY obtained the sovereignty recognition of Patagonia. By surrendering future Patagonian claims, Chile obtained exclusive control of the Strait of Magellan. Usually, only Chileans whom from childhood have been inculcated with the chauvinism, xenophobism and racism of historian Francisco Antonio Encina’s ‘Fantastic Chile’ (Chile Fantàstico), could harbor in their mind the conviction that notwithstanding they have surrendered any Patagonian claims in 1881, they have nowadays the right to usufruct the toponym Patagonia for their own touristic benefits. Chileans have no Historical, Biogeographical or Geological truthful arguments, Patagonia is only one and located entirely in Argentina.

[@markuse3472]

No land predators? Pumas, eagles or hawks, foxes, snakes?

[@agme8045]

I think pumas are on the north of argentina, near the jungle, as long as i know eagles aren’t from this region, i think near the andes there are Condors, something similar to eagles, and i think foxes aren’t as swell from this zone, and argentina has snakes but i dint really know where.

[@muzasbar]

I can answer this cause i live in Patagonia: There are LOTS of pumas, but thanks to legal hunting and poaching inside protected areas, currently they are found mostly on the Andes foothills and some remote places of the grassland and coastlines; I think less than 10 pumas still live inside the Peninsula. Lots of foxes too, Chilla (the smallest) and Culpeo (the largest one, the size of a German Shepperd, the second largest south american canid after the Maned Wolf) Lots of skunks and armadillos too

[@muzasbar]

Also quite a big number of eagles and hawks, and two species of venomous vipers, one of wich (the yarara ñata) is the southernmost venomous snake and one of the southernmost snakes in the world... 5-6 species of nonvenomous colubrids (ratsnakes)

[@markuse3472]

@@muzasbar Then I wonder why the video didn't talk about them or show them.

[@boxlimit]

Green Beret McA,Tx

[@dorapolin4560]

Narrator: They move with a supple grace that only sea lions posses. Orca: dinner is served

[@amphibious4290]

What are those animals in thumbnail called?

[@gracefullikeagazelle]

They are giant guinea pigs. Big rodents or more deer-like??

[@samuelleone635]

@@gracefullikeagazelle Capybaras

[@goibonudenlove5554]

Western Patagonia on the Chilean side, is one of the rainiest places on earth and it has the second largest temperate forest

[@alek188]

quien te pregunto? porque no opinas en los documentales que hacen en tu pais? ya sabemos que chile es lindo y exotico, preocupense en explotarlo y no querer arrebatar algo de lo que genera argentina.

[@Quantum122]

Y lo dice quien se benficia actualmente de la fama mundial que tiene la patagonia argentina desde hace mas de 1 siglo???? Hagan algo por promocionarla sin apoyarse en la fama que nosotros le dimos a la Patagonia!!

[@alikhan7903]

12:44 are they not related to Capybara rather than pigs?

[@volgawolfhoundkennels9007]

Guinea Pigs are not swine. They are a type of rodent. Yes, related to capybaras. ;)

[@Nmethyltransferase]

Mara: "I'm a jackalope, deal with it!"

[@mesmile8947]

The music in the back ground is pretty annoying

[@lodefifo]

I love Patagonia so much so that my son and I made a video of it 😊👌 check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHeZo2h6f8iWY9E 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻

[@coryhobbs5386]

I always thought the Andes were in pataginia

[@volgawolfhoundkennels9007]

they are in Patagonia.

[@Rob-pz5dw]

Cory Hobbs This is the east side of Patagonia in the south atlantic ocean, the Andes are on the west..

[@sfbluestar]

How do humans of Patagonia mate?

[@ariel_monaco]

By using their mating plug, commonly known as Patagonian "chorizo"

[@vvventure]

We gathered at late hours, around of 3 AM or more, under artificial lights and loud complex patterns of sounds. We do a tipical dance where the males compete with each other for females, we growl at each other, and sometimes we fight. The patagonian human female tend to choose the males with thicker wallets as it means they are genetically succesful specimen. After that we proceede to intercourse in cars or in wooden homes. Most males wraps it genitalia in some kind of greasy plastic but scientist are not sure why.

[@gaminawulfsdottir3253]

Sideways.

[@kristibrz2798]

The penguins are going back to their nesting grounds🤔why do these narrators state a different fact. It would be good to just state the damn facts!

[@tazcahoon4051]

The killer whale mom wounds the sea lion so her cafes can make the kill without getting injured/wounded sea lions have big sharp teeth woth a narly bite

[@depresoexpresso6208]

you know how it says weighs 40 tons, how did they know that? did they use huge scales

[@volgawolfhoundkennels9007]

do you talk to everyone that way, who asks a simple question? If so you probably don't have friends and that is why.

[@RANDOMDRAGON.9423]

I know this is old, but Jesus, you don't have to attack them just because they asked a question, and yes, to the question-asker in question, when people go on whaling hunts or whatever, they find some way to weigh their catch, I don't know how they do this, but they weigh their catch.

[@二宮章子-n7z]

でかい！トド？

[@ariel_monaco]

オタリアです

[@primobenavides4741]

FYI Patagonia - English translation - Bigfoot

[@agme8045]

Bruh thats not the translation of patagonia

[@pamelawannamaker242]

Where are the buffalo?

[@veralynn8334]

Not in Argentina

[@Treecareproj]

Dumb question Kansas obviously

[@NuclearNoMore]

How can this low definition video be called 'HD'?

[@canaannoah4712]

It was HD back in the 80's when they produced it .

[@OscarMoreno-qo8km]

They meant the other meaning of HD, ( horrible definition).

[@NuclearNoMore]

@@OscarMoreno-qo8km Good one. :)

[@OscarMoreno-qo8km]

@@NuclearNoMore thanks, 👍

[@ruttuboje4996]

Frustrated male sea lions are me when all the females have rejected me in the club.

[@breAnnasmama]

Ruttu Boje maybe get out the club and don’t chase folks in hopes of a sure thing and they’ll respect u for respecting them ... besides , all those male seals / sea lions get on those females nerves anyway ... and just keep in mind , if ur being rejected at the club 😂 ur prob not the only one getting shot down .. most folks up in there are gunna be rejected and the ones who aren’t still don’t have shit going for them and won’t be any better off. Ps, i get that ur joking 😂. I’m just throwing out some advice from mama haha .. in my 40 years , I get to rant and toss out unwarranted advice now haha jk

[@pamelawannamaker242]

I could eat there. Just near fresh water.

[@Treecareproj]

I also like eating near freshwater

[@TruckTaxiMoveIt]

Excellent video overall, wonderful narration, but a little bit too much time spent on the most graphic part of some of the mating rituals. On a separate note I would love to redevelop a part of that beach front property into a paradise luxury resort

[@Treecareproj]

At least something is getting some

[@Treecareproj]

I wonder if those ducks are good eating

[@dillardjenkins5118]

Patagonia is no longer sparsely populated.

[@deadeyes2803]

penguins and camels, enough said

[@eldstgilmorbarboydodellatb4413]

6monthsss out in oceannn from winter, more like ducks

[@likethewayyoulook]

Is the narrator Richard Dawkins?

[@l4d2_ellis20]

I'm pretty sure that's Ian Holm(Bilbo Baggins)

[@sudhirpv]

The video is very poor quality - blurry.

[@neerajshukla7795]

बकवास

[@onceANexile]

I always thouth i did my best loving on the bottom,....😨

[@robertcronin6603]

Those bull seals are just damn ugly...sorry, lol

[@_i-kr6eg]

What island ?!! if a Patagonia is in Argentina. Wtf

[@vanrozay8871]

Unwatchable; out of focus.

[@clairepettie]

Dear Nature Documentaries, please stop showing me cute things getting brutally murdered. I understand the food chain. We all do. You can tell me that it happens without showing me and, I promise, I'll believe you. Don't you want people to enjoy watching and learning instead of weeping and dry heaving? Sincerely, Me.

[@jimfritz9503]

Welcome to the real world. Circle of life and all that. Something dies so something else can live.

[@zschow9259]

yup tuirn it off then, jakazz

[@ryanuzumaki3217]

The tawdry fog parallely preach because gondola expectantly curve aside a scandalous reduction. diligent, absent shadow

[@tylerj2710]

a sloth the size of a elephant could be the coolest animal ever. I want to try to tickle a sloth as big as a adult elephant!

[@buenosaireso]

GLORY BE TO ALLAH J.J. THEIR ALMIGHTY CREATOR!

[@brainlessbrainless4606]

buenosaireso.. God is great...