World of the Wild | Episode 9: The Deserts | Free Documentary Nature

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

We are visiting some of the deserts around the world with a focus on a scorpion, a rattlesnake, camels, the golden wheel spider and a lizard that looks like a camouflage something. Enjoy!

[@shellodee]

​@longcastle4863 Closed Captions are available. No reason hearing impaired can't also enjoy, unless unfortunately also vision impaired

[@nick2658]

Evolution did not happen God created everything by speaking it into existence ..According to His great power

[@shellodee]

@@nick2658 you're doing your God an injustice if that's all you have to say after watching a documentary on how amazing nature is

[@desertrose7318]

Go to, if you can. the Desert museum tucson, arizona. USA I know this was made 11 months ago 😢 They have all kinds including horny toads 😅sorry horned lizards 😊

[@cherylpurdue888]

Love these documentaries 🙂🌺

[@DillawerShehzad]

So interesting and informative documentary about dessert creature.

[@ethicscannie5716]

Remarkable. TRULY REMARABLE! The adaptations that enable life in such fierce environments! Just ASTOUNDING!! And very very beautiful. Thank you very much for making these documentaries available to us. (Interestingly, and very unusually, there was one error in the narration involving use of the term "ancestor", in the camel section. See if you can spot it. [Yeah, I know. We're talking auditory stimuli here and I used two visual verbs. Couldn't.think of the auditory equivalents of "see" and "spot" ... just straightforwardly "hear" and "detect" perhaps?])

[@usmannabi9]

Kashmir037

[@Despond]

It doesn't matter if you use hear or spot, the context it's used it in makes it perfectly valid.

[@uriamudeltoro5075]

Word to the "DRAMA-DAIRIES".....& those damn arachnids.....

[@elLocodelsubte]

thank you dude for the docs i really enjoy the channel

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

Glad you enjoy it! And we glad to have you as part of our community, a community that cares enough about nature to continuously learn more. I think that’s awesome and thank you again.

[@NaturewithRejinath]

Beautiful documentary

[@TheWondersOfInfinity]

I enjoyed every minute!

[@spmoran4703]

Its surprising how much life is in the desert.

[@edengates66]

That's amazing how the rattlesnake and the background track sound the same

[@LaCheleWallace]

This is an excellent documentary.

[@RoryMC17]

amazing 👍👍👍👍

[@fredobatista4367]

Beautiful documentary 💚🏜️🐆🌞🌟

[@AsilbekJumaboyev-lj4xo]

thx for vedio. Tis is vedio useful for me

[@nilanjanachatterjee9023]

Nice video 😊

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

Thanks for stopping by to let us know

[@rebeccadenado5808]

Worth to watch🎉🎉....narration and everything is perfect👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

thank you! We always pass on your great comments 😀

[@rejinsurendran7073]

09.40 tabala bgm ❤ superb

[@aidandecavitte4758]

I find this interesting, especially about the lizards and spider. Am I the only one also to notice that the guy who's talking sounded a lot like Kitt?

[@sammygakuo6669]

Very nice Doc

[@tuhuyhuy]

Amazing work as always! 🌟 Your videos are a highlight of my day. Thank you!

[@Jancker8]

Wheel spider... Coolest thing i seen this week

[@iasarrows1510]

❤❤u deserve a ovation

[@sam.hi_]

... لا إله إلا اللّٰه...

[@georgebranchaud2041]

Lizards! 🦎🦎

[@ronwingeart4345]

Best Documentaries, Thank You ✌️💙😁🌏

[@robynpicknell7801]

Well, whoever wrote the end up for this made a lot of very simple mistakes, worst of which is staring that the Namib desert is in South Africa! It isn't! It is in Namibia, South Africa's neighbour in the North-West.

[@melvinsumayod2122]

Where is the fennec fox?🥺

[@ryanmatthewfrancisco5448]

Pokemon Advanced And The World Of The Wild

[@chisaquaticvibe6524]

Yikes!

[@Alice_Liddell_1865]

18:43 = this is fine.

[@joshuastefanick4806]

The earth ain’t 400M years old 😂😂😂😂

[@gusto546]

Yup it's more like 6k years😂.

[@getoboii8865]

@@gusto546yikes

[@raven9758]

¨ Earth is estimated to be 4.54 billion years old, plus or minus about 50 million years. Scientists have scoured the Earth searching for the oldest rocks to radiometrically date. In northwestern Canada, they discovered rocks about 4.03 billion years old.¨

[@georgefleming4956]

He didn’t say the earth was 400 million years old. He said the scorpions have been around for 400 million years.

[@gusto546]

@@georgefleming4956 ur smoking drugs like the guy on the video 😂

[@adnanbashir4304]

Allah says in the name of Allah, the beneficent, the merciful will they regard the camels, how they are created? (surah al ghashiya, Verse 17).

[@Me.love.]

I have a desert plant

[@uriamudeltoro5075]

CAMEL WHAMELS!!!!!

[@uriamudeltoro5075]

.....AND THE GREAT HORNY TOAD!!!!!

[@skiptoacceptancemdarlin]

12:20 did you just say "genetically pure?" ...easy there, killer. was this made in Germany?

[@samloew4362]

Dune anyone ?

[@desertrose7318]

❤horned lizard if you come to usa in the southwest we call it a "horny toad"😅

[@Gamingwithanglerose]

Please animal battlegrounds full episode

[@MrTweetyhack]

so spiders invented the wheel

[@novacainwhitfield1753]

That's one dizzy spider 😂

[@nick2658]

Evolution did not happen God created everything by speaking it into existence ..According to His great power

[@adnanbashir4304]

True Kun fa ya Koon

[@nick2658]

@@adnanbashir4304 English bro?

[@jamesmylife6578]

Stop pushing your beliefs

[@nick2658]

@@jamesmylife6578 im simply telling them the truth -how am I pushing my beliefs?

[@jamesmylife6578]

@@nick2658 that’s exactly what pushing beliefs is. because your “truth” can’t be 100% proven so it’s called abstract. It being abstract basically means that if you tell people it you’re pushing that onto them. In my own words

[@deerdy1315]

Dramatization is lame. Music sucks