BBNP was the most beautiful place I've ever seen in Texas (and that's saying alot) The stars were absolutely stunning and I now have memories to last a lifetime there. I hope to visit again one day!
We Texans love our Big Bend! So much to see and do there. This video only hits on some of it. Hiking trails, camping, rafting, and amazing stars at night.
Just recently went to Big Bend it was beautiful and life long memories were made. One thing I will ask of everyone is to follow the speed limit signs. So many people wanting to barrel through the flat area before the chisos. Take your time and enjoy the beauty.
Thank you so much Nat Geo!!! I went to Big bend 2-3 weeks ago and didnt realize how much wildwife are hidden all around the park! One of the most lovely places on earth and enjoy the remoteness of it. Be careful if you visit during the summer time, there are so many past losses for people underestimating the heat past noon
Amazing video! I've been blessed to have been able to visit the Big Bend region several times! Can't wait to go back again! This video makes me feel like I'm there! Very well narrated and put together!👍👍
I absolutelly love when they showcase RoadRunner !!! My favorite of all cartoon characters and my favorite north american species of bird alongside Harris' Hawk. 🥰
I'm from Colorado and I'm even saying Big Bend is definitely the most beautiful park in the US and unlike in Colorado I have yet to see any obnoxious people hiking with portable speakers blasting their music on the trail.
Lived here for 40 years, really hard to find TRUE solitude in most National Parks. Big Bend has a few places that the human tide does not travel to. Try BLM and forest wilderness areas and walk into wilderness solitude. It's different and better for sure. They are harder to get to and sadly your friends will not be as impressed unless you go to some big popular park that everybody has heard of.
We got to hike Panter junction with a few inches of snow on the ground in 2021. Pretty rare, but tbey actually get snow in the mountains occasionally. It's was an amazing place.
Closed the roads for several days in the park in the winter of '84/85'. Several feet of snow, San Antonio got 2', Austin 18". I was camping in Pine Canyon the night it started!
A magical place in a magical time. Grateful narration. Garth Brooks. Grateful musical accompaniment. I Liv in the Sonoran desert 🌵 but I love the Chihuahuan desert as well. All desserts fascinate me. Grateful documentary 🌍
I was last out there in 1969 with my dad, I remember we were talking about how expensive the gas was out there. .34 cents a gallon, in the rest of Texas it was around .25 cents a gallon at that time.
I felt so bad for the Mother Roadrunner she couldn't get a break from her babies literally driving her berserk I noticed after she gave them all that food they were still crying when she sat down she just closed her eyes But I have never ever ever seen the stars look like that in the sky I'm going to take a trip there to see that in person
Depends when and where you go. Have you ever hiked in designated Wilderness areas? BLM and National Forest has some fantastic trails and locations without crowds. You will not be disappointed when it comes to crowds not so much in National Parks. Course they are harder to get to, but that starts the weeding out of mildly curious visitors in a hurry.
@@jimmymelonseed4068Surprisingly, many people from here have no clue about Big Bend! Most from East of San Antonio think of ‘Big Ben’ and say, “I thought that was a clock in London”.🤦♂️
I grew up in DFW and never even knew Texas had landscapes like this until I started hiking/camping this past year. The majority of the people I ask don’t even know. Most just think of west Texas as empty land but I’ve come to learn that it also holds the most beautiful parts of the state.
Whatever you think of Big Bend, it is unique! I was sorry to hear of the loss of so many species to hunting in an environment that is already harsh enough. As this is Texas, and since critters have been "reintroduced," I wonder if it wouldn't be a good place for the Ocelot? And not a mention of cougars or coyotes? They must be there, or is there too little game?
the american monsoons occur between the gulf of Mexico and the southern states. It's a regional phenomenon. So yes, Texas does have monsoons. A five second google search would have saved you the embarrassment.
Austin is in center of Texas in the heart as it were. Big Bend is in the south west on the Mexican border But what ever. It’s by far the best place to visit in the state of Texas.
30:59 false, this is the harvard agave. The agave youre referring to is the bue Taquilera Agave not to be confused with the Agave Americana (the typical agave you see in almost every yard. Both are not native, they exist naturally deep in mexico.
I loved all the animals they covered in this documentary, but I was disappointed that there was no mention of mountain lions. They are as important to the ecosystem as bears or any other of the animals mentioned.
The bear cubs didn't grow much? They don't hibernate? One of my want to visit places on the planet, straight south of me in the summer paradise of Minnetonka Minnesota. Odd how these documentaries rarely mention the species of plants, at least this one discussed agave but only partially.
@@JWells-mz1jr People who are paying attention will know that this color is mildly distorted and not what I would call a good representation. Nat Geo has a reputation of over dramatizing both their journalism and imaging. Especially here in Big Bend.
Please write to Utah Senator Mike Lee and ask him not to hold up the Big Bend NP boundary expansion bill filed by his fellow GOP-er John Cornyn and Senator Lujan of New Mexico, to enable sellers who wish to and planned to of sell their land to the park to do so. This should have been a courtesy and a formality.
A kind of breathless dramatic narrative accompanied by shrill music seems to what National Geographic thinks it needs to compete in the marketplace. Not what I need thanks.
BBNP was the most beautiful place I've ever seen in Texas (and that's saying alot) The stars were absolutely stunning and I now have memories to last a lifetime there. I hope to visit again one day!
We Texans love our Big Bend! So much to see and do there. This video only hits on some of it. Hiking trails, camping, rafting, and amazing stars at night.
Just recently went to Big Bend it was beautiful and life long memories were made. One thing I will ask of everyone is to follow the speed limit signs. So many people wanting to barrel through the flat area before the chisos. Take your time and enjoy the beauty.
Thank you so much Nat Geo!!! I went to Big bend 2-3 weeks ago and didnt realize how much wildwife are hidden all around the park! One of the most lovely places on earth and enjoy the remoteness of it. Be careful if you visit during the summer time, there are so many past losses for people underestimating the heat past noon
WOW is so wonderful, what kind of place is that?
I was there in July 2021. Saw lots of wildlife, including 6 bears. A sow with 3 cubs passed through the basin near the lodge.
@@hrxkcyo What kind of question is that ? Didn't you watch the video ?
Wild animal documentary fans know how epic these scenes are 🤯
Never seen such a beautiful video in my life
Amazing video! I've been blessed to have been able to visit the Big Bend region several times! Can't wait to go back again! This video makes me feel like I'm there! Very well narrated and put together!👍👍
I absolutelly love when they showcase RoadRunner !!!
My favorite of all cartoon characters and my favorite north american species of bird alongside Harris' Hawk. 🥰
Narration by Garth Brooks! That was awesome brother!!
I'm from Colorado and I'm even saying Big Bend is definitely the most beautiful park in the US and unlike in Colorado I have yet to see any obnoxious people hiking with portable speakers blasting their music on the trail.
America’s most underrated national park!
Glacier #1. 😊
@@Brandonson80yeah! Look out people!!!
lol
I went here last year and it was one of the best trips of my life
I wanna go
I plan to go in a few years time.
Magnificent video!!! Thanks for sharing it!!!
That Was OUTSTANDING
Always watching from The Gambia 🇬🇲
good job.
Greetings from Texas 👌
Hope you will be able to visit BBNP someday!
I was there July 2021, saw 6 bears, includind mom and 3 cubs.
Finally a story about my state. ❤
It is a good video about the park.
It's just about the park, not the state and we have plenty of videos about Texas
Don’t forget about the Guadalupe Mts to the north!
I love Big Bend Park. :) True solitude
Lived here for 40 years, really hard to find TRUE solitude in most National Parks. Big Bend has a few places that the human tide does not travel to. Try BLM and forest wilderness areas and walk into wilderness solitude. It's different and better for sure. They are harder to get to and sadly your friends will not be as impressed unless you go to some big popular park that everybody has heard of.
Wow! A magnificent video narrated by one of the best voices in the southwestern US: Garth Brooks. Thanks, from Central Texas.
Magnificent video!!!👍👏🏻😍💖❤️❤️❤️ Thanks for sharing it!!!🙏🙏🙏😍😍
❤❤❤عالم البريه الجميل شكرا للعاملين في الناشنل جيوكرافيك
We got to hike Panter junction with a few inches of snow on the ground in 2021. Pretty rare, but tbey actually get snow in the mountains occasionally. It's was an amazing place.
Closed the roads for several days in the park in the winter of '84/85'. Several feet of snow, San Antonio got 2', Austin 18". I was camping in Pine Canyon the night it started!
Amazing 😍Thanks for sharing
A magical place in a magical time. Grateful narration. Garth Brooks. Grateful musical accompaniment. I Liv in the Sonoran desert 🌵 but I love the Chihuahuan desert as well. All desserts fascinate me. Grateful documentary 🌍
Beautiful nature and wonderful creatures are beyond criticism.
huh?
@@coreydempsey4660 I can't believe four people liked that comment it makes no sense 😂
What animals ARE deserving of criticism exactly?
I was last out there in 1969 with my dad, I remember we were talking about how expensive the gas was out there. .34 cents a gallon, in the rest of Texas it was around .25 cents a gallon at that time.
Yeah, I remember those days. A loooong time ago.
I felt so bad for the Mother Roadrunner she couldn't get a break from her babies literally driving her berserk I noticed after she gave them all that food they were still crying when she sat down she just closed her eyes But I have never ever ever seen the stars look like that in the sky I'm going to take a trip there to see that in person
Thank you for the great advice. Much appreciated!
What a good educational video.
Awesome show of nurture and nature. Thank yas🌵💞🙏
Texas❤
太棒了！专业，顶级的享受。最优秀的学习对象。💫
I miss the days when I could hike without crowded trails.
Depends when and where you go. Have you ever hiked in designated Wilderness areas? BLM and National Forest has some fantastic trails and locations without crowds. You will not be disappointed when it comes to crowds not so much in National Parks. Course they are harder to get to, but that starts the weeding out of mildly curious visitors in a hurry.
lol I didn’t know big horns kicked each other in the nuts,to start a fight! Hilarious(and fighting dirty)
Look up how big those balls get on some of the Rams at some times of the year, dragging
Yeah, my son was rolling on the floor laughing his head off.
Yes, hilarious!!
It looks like my backyard !!!! ❤❤❤❤
Wow it's beautiful
Good ol West Texas 🤘🏼
A great video.
I had never heard of this place before now
Awesome, nice, marvelous thankyou national geographic channel 👍 👏
سبحان الله الخالق خلق فابدع فابهر اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على نبينا محمد
Mohamed likes children
Wow, love it ❤ thank you for this beautiful episode 🤗🤗🤗☀️💫💞🍀🙏🌲🌲🌲🌲🥰
I want to go there !!!! Great NatGeo program :))
It’s breathtaking. Honestly.
I live in Texas and didn't know about this!
How??
@@jimmymelonseed4068Surprisingly, many people from here have no clue about Big Bend! Most from East of San Antonio think of ‘Big Ben’ and say, “I thought that was a clock in London”.🤦♂️
I grew up in DFW and never even knew Texas had landscapes like this until I started hiking/camping this past year. The majority of the people I ask don’t even know. Most just think of west Texas as empty land but I’ve come to learn that it also holds the most beautiful parts of the state.
@@jellomonster531 Born in Kermit, I lived my early life and older life in West Texas. Middle life was all over the world.
7.6.2024.Really first class,fantastic and marvelous..Thank you very much.
went hiking in the Chisos this past weekend. It was pretty awesome
There's something raw and primal about an animal fight
I am watching from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Hello from Texas!
@@rmackay007 which country??
@@MdAnamulhaque-ek9xb lol Texas, USA
@@MdAnamulhaque-ek9xb Bangladesh is next door to northern India. They were known as East Pakistan until late 1970 or early 1971.
A great video.
Loved this.
EXCELLENT!!!!!!!
The MacDonald Observatory is in the Davis mountains.
Wow, love it !
Whatever you think of Big Bend, it is unique! I was sorry to hear of the loss of so many species to hunting in an environment that is already harsh enough. As this is Texas, and since critters have been "reintroduced," I wonder if it wouldn't be a good place for the Ocelot? And not a mention of cougars or coyotes? They must be there, or is there too little game?
There’s plenty of coyotes and mountain lions in Big Bend. It’s only a 45 minute video so you can’t show every animal in the park.
amazing
Amazing 🎉🎉🎉
모든 야생동물은 생태계에서 중요한 역할을 합니다. 그들은 보호받을 자격이 있습니다.
We learned from animals one thing is patience
God is wonderful
So is Evolution 🌍
Thank you God for creating evolution
All the time…
"peace and quiet has returned. or, maybe not." 🤣🤣🤣
Native Texan watching
Good morning керемет
to be honest, i'm not good at english subject but i hope the subtitles will be correct so i can watch it easier. thanks
Texas does not have monsoons....come on National Geographic!
the american monsoons occur between the gulf of Mexico and the southern states. It's a regional phenomenon.
So yes, Texas does have monsoons. A five second google search would have saved you the embarrassment.
India 🇮🇳
Love the live ❤ fantastic 🎉 Thnks for educating use all..😊
Thanks again guys 😊
Wow 😊
Austin is in center of Texas in the heart as it were. Big Bend is in the south west on the Mexican border
But what ever. It’s by far the best place to visit in the state of Texas.
Looks dry, dusty and dull tbh
@@silentsir2446 yea national parks, known for how dull they are
@@silentsir2446 You appear to be unhappy so, you are hereby invited to miss Big Bend National Park on your tour of National Parks.
Mashallah
Бэст офзэбэст и хорошего настроения вам и вашему делу молодцы ребята кулфилмм❤😮😊
THANK YOU GARTH. YOUVE GOT FRIENDS IN LOW PLACES HAHA 💪😊👍
Love
Where are the bodies Garth?
Great
i love bear
I love Lamp 😮
30:59 false, this is the harvard agave. The agave youre referring to is the bue Taquilera Agave not to be confused with the Agave Americana (the typical agave you see in almost every yard. Both are not native, they exist naturally deep in mexico.
The agave growing in the park isn’t naturally growing? For sure is.
@@andyroosky learn to read, the agave he mentioned is not the agave that grows in the park. The agave that grows in the park is the Havard agave.
I loved all the animals they covered in this documentary, but I was disappointed that there was no mention of mountain lions. They are as important to the ecosystem as bears or any other of the animals mentioned.
probably just didnt find any
I was also disappointed that they left elk out of the documentary.
Mountain lions are apex carnivores and possibly there is not enough prey for them to live there.
@@Sondorism Elk are large and require more food than is available in the desert.
@@edmartin875 There are elk in Big Bend National Park.
Been there done that ,,, beware the heat is terrible and the folks around are not friendly…
The heat makes them cranky and have no patience for BS. I can relate.
📍34:11
I keep on hearing Big ben instead of big bend🤣
The bear cubs didn't grow much? They don't hibernate? One of my want to visit places on the planet, straight south of me in the summer paradise of Minnetonka Minnesota. Odd how these documentaries rarely mention the species of plants, at least this one discussed agave but only partially.
The only thing I know of they left out was digging up the root ball and making tequila from it.
Usa 🎉❤
East Tennessee
Garth Brooks should do a lot more narrating!
Wait....this is garth brooks narrating?!?!
Pokemon Bw Adventure In Unown And The America's National Park
Narrated by Garth Brooks! Prob not the country singer, is it?
Yes it is.😊
1:24 heart of Texas
2:21 corner of Texas
🤦
When latest season of America's national parks will release in India?
You’re watching from India?! Hello 👋
@@vjr5261 I talked about the latest season in disney plus which they haven't released.
@@vjr5261yeah but this is not latest season...I talk3d about latest season in Disney plus
This digital color is much too saturated... somewhat misleading.
@@JWells-mz1jr People who are paying attention will know that this color is mildly distorted and not what I would call a good representation. Nat Geo has a reputation of over dramatizing both their journalism and imaging. Especially here in Big Bend.
Chisos Mountains, Ghost Mountains...
God❤❤
Evolution 🌍
Please write to Utah Senator Mike Lee and ask him not to hold up the Big Bend NP boundary expansion bill filed by his fellow GOP-er John Cornyn and Senator Lujan of New Mexico, to enable sellers who wish to and planned to of sell their land to the park to do so. This should have been a courtesy and a formality.
Your comment is very confusing.
Um what? I'm confused about what you're saying here
@@austinmiller1427 Not to those of us who know how to read.
@@angelitabecerra Learn to read.
@edmartin875 I'm quite capable of reading, thank you. Run on sentences, however, lack clarity.
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Garthbrooks sir, u should make a couple songs about all the nature u have narrated....we will wait
A kind of breathless dramatic narrative accompanied by shrill music seems to what National Geographic thinks it needs to compete in the marketplace. Not what I need thanks.
GARTH BROOKS NARRATING LIKE HIM AND AS I LISTEN SEEMS LIKE HES READING AND SLOW LOL
Except Garth Brooks would know Bighorn Sheep have *LAMBS* not *CALVES.*
Totally ai generated.
_Not sure how I feel about this._
That's fine. I listen slowly too. I click off when I encounter fast talkers.
@@edmartin875 yeah some people can listen fast and multi task some are just naturally slower to each his own
Amazing park that I have only visited two times. If you visit the area go to Fort Davis and the Davis Mountains also
9:18 the female bear looks like it has testicles
I noticed even more than that. Guess that was a woke bear.
Every native Texan knew when to scream "Buc-ee's!" when watching this documentary 🤣
I saw a black bear there in 2018
😢😢😇