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Living Attractions
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Добавлен 5 дек 2020
Nature attracts - and there is no count of the wonders it created. This channel offers some of the superlative attractions and natural splendors.
A Mother Pandas Love - Panda Documentary
A documentary on the Panda mother and baby. A study of the behaviors of the loving mother and the infant. Interesting wildlife, animals and research documentary.
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The Diamond Highlands of Brazil
Просмотров 4,6 тыс.Год назад
The Brazilian Highlands are recognized for the great diversity to be found there: within the region there are several different biomes, vastly different climatic conditions, many types of soil, and thousands of animal and plant species. The Brazilian Highlands or Brazilian Plateau covers most of the eastern, southern and central portions of Brazil, in all approximately half of the country's lan...
The Volcanos of Kamchatka Peninsula
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Kamchatka Peninsula, peninsula in far eastern Russia, lying between the Sea of Okhotsk on the west and the Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea on the east. It is about 750 miles (1,200 km) long north-south and about 300 miles (480 km) across at its widest; its area is approximately 140,000 square miles (370,000 square km). Two mountain ranges, the Sredinny (“Central”) and Vostochny (“Eastern”), extend...
Wildlife Documentary - An Ear for Danger Bat Eared Fox
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Wildlife Documentary - An Ear for Danger Bat Eared Fox
The United Kingdom Power of an Ancient Land
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The United Kingdom Power of an Ancient Land
Wildlife Documentary - Amazon Alliance New World Monkeys
Просмотров 18 тыс.2 года назад
he Peruvian jungle in the upper reaches of the Amazon is home to two different species of monkeys, the Andean titi and the brown-mantled tamarin. What's interesting is that these two species live side by side as if they were members of a single troop. When titis feed on insects, they rely on tamarins to catch them. Meanwhile, tamarins use titis to get Inga beans to eat. To protect against preda...
The Coral Reef of Raja Ampat - Biodiversity Documentary
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 года назад
Raja Ampat straddles the Indian Ocean and the Pacific. The result is amazing biodiversity including atoll, patch, barrier and fringing reefs as well as deep channels. There are 1427 coral reef species and about 533 species of coral that builds the reefs. An awe-inspiring documentary on a pristine paradise with all the exceptional wonders called as Raja Ampat Island. The Raja Ampat Islands-regen...
Mariana Trench - David Attenborough's Documentary on the Deepest Sea Floor
Просмотров 9 млн3 года назад
A great research documentary on the extreme depths of the Mariana Trench and the mind blowing unseen sea creatures. Very well narrated documentary by David Attenborough. The Mariana Trench or Marianas Trench is located in the western Pacific Ocean about 200 kilometers east of the Mariana Islands; it is the deepest oceanic trench on earth. The maximum known depth of Marian Trench is 10,984 meter...
Gobi Desert - Documentary on Asia's Largest and Coldest Desert
Просмотров 147 тыс.3 года назад
The Gobi Desert is a large desert or brushland region in East Asia. It covers parts of Northern and Northeastern China and of Southern Mongolia. The Gobi is overall a cold desert, with frost and occasionally snow occurring on its dunes. Besides being quite far north, it is also located on a plateau roughly 910-1,520 m (2,990-4,990 ft) above sea level, which contributes to its low temperatures. ...
The Largest Fish Market of the World
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Toyosu Market is the world's largest fish market. Located in Tokyo, Japan, this largest fish market has large capacity and in up-to-date infrastructure. This documentary offers interesting details regarding fish species and sea food variety.
Secret Life In And Around Lake Baikal - Nature and Wildlife Documentary
Просмотров 48 тыс.3 года назад
An awe-inspiring nature and wildlife documentary on a fresh water frozen lake which looks like a sea! The amazing life inside and on the edges of the world's largest lake by volume. Located in Siberia, the Lake Baikal is rich in biodiversity. It hosts more than 1,000 species of plants and 2,500 species of animals based on current knowledge, but the actual figures for both groups are believed to...
Sea Life Documentary - Monster Killer Whales Hunting Elephant Seals
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A superlative wildlife documentary on the Killer Whales of Patagonia. They are usually known as Killer Whales due to their hunting method they use in order to feed from elephant seals in the water and in their colonies. Their method consist in swimming very quickly towards the beach and intentionally beaching two thirds of their body on the shore thus capturing their prey in their mouth and the...
Antarctica - A Science Documentary
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A science documentary on Antarctica where temperature is always much below the freezing point.
Lake Baikal - the largest lake, the deepest lake, the clearest lake!
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Lake Baikal - the largest lake, the deepest lake, the clearest lake!
Chat is this real
What a fantastic documentary 🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩👏👏👏💯💯👌👌
TURN DOWN THE MUSUC
Wait is that Pooh
Literal aliens man.
By allowing so many permits, if there are just a few days to climb, they literally are putting clients toward the back of the queue in danger. If Mr Kulkarni's Sherpa was telling him that there was no time to even take a photo because they had to head down for their safety, why were any Sherpas continuing to climb up with other mountaineers? If someone doesn't have a chance to summit based on the length of the line due to over permitting, they should receive a partial refund. I'm glad that Mr Alee was smart enough to recognize that he would be put at risk if he continued up from that far back in the queue.
THE BACKGROUND MUSIC IS HORRIBLE, it's drowning out Sir David Attenborough.
At 11:40, some sort of fish shows up. "It's about 20cm long. It clearly has a backbone!" It also has eyes. I thought that eyes would have been lost to animals that never see any light. I have a question (unrelated) - how does communication with the surface work?
I’d be shocked if there was NO life in the depths, aside from sea floor volcanic vents. Life fills each niche.
Praise God, who most deny. Glory, Christ
There sure is a lot of complaining for a freely provided educational documentary, what a shame people allow themselves to not be grateful.
Evolution is amazing!!
like several of Attenborough's nature documentaries recently, so much of this is CGI images. So few are real images, unless there is a human in the shot. These are artist's depictions of what things might possibly/probably look like.
I hate the ocean, especially the deep sea but I can’t help but find it interesting, especially deep sea creatures, I believe that there is life on other planets, I know we aren’t the only ones, I’ve literally seen UFOs with my own eyes multiple times, I’d hate but love to be able to go deep diving in a special submarine, imagine seeing these creatures with your own two eyes, some will never be seen again, I know there are even more creatures in the deepest parts of the Mariana Trench, the question is what and where? I can only imagine a ginormous sea creature that’s in plane sight but he can see clearly where we are and what where doing and he’s hiding, he doesn’t want to be found, he’s the god of the ocean
I’m guessing those fish and shrimp had passed away as someone said a fish that deep that gets pulled to the surface the pressure change kiss them? I’m just wondering because I know it’s for the matter of science but wouldn’t we want to keep as most of these creatures alive for being so rare and so sparse
I agree with everyone else who commented about that annoying music. Other than that, David Attenboro is A#1 in narrating these documentary films
Turno the music off, please!
Scienctents don't know everything about the ocean and what lies beneath for centuries
it should of been called the mariana tadpole fish😂
Brilliant
what he f---k is wrong with you people .. turn the bloody music off... D A may be an asshole , but I still want to hear the dialogue.
The baikal sponges reminds me of a coral reef
Atenbourough got tired of faking starving polar bears I guess.
19:40....cam man had 1 job...failed. a perfect ass on a woman whos a marine biologist who isnt a whore online or in rl....thats like..1 out of.....2 billion.
04:33 check out the smile on that thing.
This video should be retitled "Watching Geologists Talk to Each Other and Look at Computers and Travel on Buses and Set up Camp." Not interesting at all. What a waste.
The deesea has life aa raindforesr they fed on seas wales ùnrulwe wipes then our
Yeah I the cameraman ismoke 5 packs of smokes a day n 5 cigars
why would you pull out deep sea creatures from water 😭 put them in aquarium at least or what😣
I was under the impression that the majority of the ocean’s floor was unmapped… and I wonder how we are sure the Mariana Trench is the deepest spot?
we haven't mapped in detail the whole ocean floor, but we do have approximate depth of the whole thing. We now have satellites that can give a rough approximation of the sea floor (with something like 1km resolution), and all the promising spots have been mapped more accurately with sonars. what we haven't done is actually go everywhere in person
@@Grouuumpf Thx for the detailed answer. I get the difference between remote imaging, with its inherent inaccuracies, vs first-hand, first-eye(?) visitation/exploration. Thanks again.
Could the music be any louder?
What?! WHAT?!
The marijuana trench 😂
Im just wondering .. why the bait, the dead fish with cable ties, didnt simply explode/crushed under the pressure? 😮
that fish is made of liquids and solids, which are incompressible. Hydrostatic pressure applies uniformly from all direction, not at all like a hydraulic press, so only things filled with gasses can get crushed
Thanks for the explanation and yes, exactly .. i actually found the answer a couple days after, when youtube brought me to a video about singking of mv derbyshire .. the ship was leaking in the bow and sunk 4kms deep somewhere near japan .. the bow, which was leaking and filled up with water before it sunk, stay basically pristine while the rest mostly crushed because it still carry some air trapped inside ..
WHY would you show us a real life Mufasa heartbreak like that?!
Certain folk just can't stop exploring and invading areas where they don't belong. Sort of how they wound up on American soil and exterminating half the Indians.
David Attenborough documentaries are great. Just too bad you can't really hear his narration over the orchestral music swelling and subsiding with no clear relation to what's being depicted on screen.
The music....soooooo fking annoying
I'm still incredibly surprised the ocean isn't frozen that far down, I guess it's the sheer pressure that warms it up? The Earth's core itself? Or the fact it's so enormous it's a huge heat sink? I also find it impressive how there's just enormous boulders sitting down there. I wonder what's below the sand? How tightly compacted is that sand?
Whoever messed up the audio levels on this made it un-watchable. Such a shame.
i live beside the cameraman who did the diving and recording. he’s a really calm guy sometimes i wonder if he is a camera 🙂↕️
Goes to show you can have the best narrator, but a crap production ruins it
Thanks can't stay to long.
Was the steel ball hallow?Apparently it was not...?
Those arthropods look like shrimp ! I wonder how they'd taste ?
Grasshoppers taste like shrimp.
The only thing I felt was missed was when you were talking about how these animals may migrated from Antarctic waters was you mentioning how light can be scarce there for months at a time and how that parallels the low-to-no light depths of the Mariana Trench.
The music is louder than the narrator
That theme music is very unsettling.... Too long and, too loud....🤬
You can tell they’re in an outer space tank. No bubbles.
Comment section sucks buncha losers disrespectful pricks to the awesome mt everest