Same dude.. I was feeling really shitty one day until I looked up and saw the full moon. It was so beautiful and shone on the snow around me. One simple moment and all that stress went away.
I like to think that Netflix and/or David Attenborough made a conscious decision to do that to try and signal boost the episodes specifically because of the importance of the message. Lots of people, including me, love nature documentaries (especially those by Attenborough) because they're soothing and an escape, so it's understandable many of us shy away from learning about some of the grim realities behind the scenes. It's easy to come away from some docs with the impression that the world is overrun with wilderness and wild creatures. Telling people how bad things really are and that they have to change is a harder sell. Making a series that squares up to reality without flinching and also is willing to sacrifice ad revenue to encourage people to watch makes me respect everyone involved that much more.
Yes it is good for those who don’t have Netflix - I have TH-cam premium so never get adverts either and it will play in the background if I want to text or google something - so worth it as I’m on TH-cam more than Netflix and Amazon prime put together :)
David Attenborough works so hard and at his age too, but he will never give up trying to get the whole world to listen and begin doing something, high praise for this lovely man
It will be a gut wrenching sad day when Sir David Attenborough passes away. Turned 98 May 8, 2024. He dedicated his entire life to nature. Watching from Switzerland, Oct. 7, 2024
To anyone who's suffering depression, anxiety,insomnia and other mental health problems, you are not alone. I feel you. You are so brave. You are doing so well. I'm proud of you. I'm sending you a virtual hug
I see how many people are commenting about how this documentary, our nature, our wildlife is marvelous and astonishing and are hoping these don't get destroyed but we all need to realize that our prayers are not gonna do anything. We ourselves will have to make constant efforts to preserve our mother nature. Only then will the plants, the animals and we humans survive.
Doesn't matter how small. Be it fasting some food. Not showering for a while. Not washing clothes. All Not as often. Even Not driving as much. All our sacrifice will make a difference.
I'll do ya one. I'm really interested in future research of the ecology of Chernobyl. It is completely uninhabitable for humans, and yet loads of plants and animals are doing what we can't. Thriving there. My only question is: HOW???? What is it that allows them to do that? I remember in school (a long time ago, for me) I read that scientists were expecting massive, probably fatal, mutations among any population of animals that moved in (plants adapt easier, I think). It's probably still far too early to tell anything, but damn if it isn't intriguing.
To hear him say only 3% of Madagascars forests remain was emotional.😔 First Reformed is a movie that is extremely emotional and about this subject and faith.
The documentary's end was so moving that it brought tears to my eyes. It's unfortunate to see how much harm humans are causing to this beautiful world. ''If we choose to give forests time and space, they could reclothe the earth with much of the rich and varied communities of animals and plants of which we have so recently robbed it.'' ~Netflix Our Planet | Forests ~
I've watched these since I was a little guy, and they have taught so much information about our amazing symbiotic life here on earth. These truly bring me peace and take me back to when I was a kid. Times that will forever be missed and cherished.
Always with Attenborough though right? He's such a legend, almost all of the great nature documentaries are narrated by him. Will definitely be a sad day when he dies.. 😔
Watching documentaries is one of my favorite things to watch. I've been into nature since I was very little, and seeing the beauty of life in the wild is so beautiful our world needs saving. we all should work together as one to save wildlife. Thank you for sharing this amazing video. I look forward to seeing more of these exciting wildlife videos Aloha from Hawaíi
but also so addictive that they stop me from doing anything else other than watching them (of course I do my other studies, etc, but just saying these documentaries are both educational, teaching about our Mother Earth and why we must save it, but also addicting because of the complex diverse ecosystem and the beauty of nature
David Attenborough is the embodiment of the word “epic”. There is nobody in the universe better than him to bring attention to something important, no matter what it is. Nobody better to show the world to be kind, always!
This was a product of God’s voice alone; imagine His full presence; Heaven! God Bless Repent and be born again and saved by faith thro grace! Not works lest any man boast! Jesus is coming soon! Have a relationship; religion won’t save you!! God Bless Repent!!!❤️❤️❤️
David is truly a National treasure. And his voice/ imagery his words create is one thing to sure be appreciated off. This series is one of the best ever on nature’s wonders.
After the demise of the human colonisation of this planet by the end of this century. In one or two thousand years or so, whoever or whatever exists and views this fantastic series will shed tears for the beautiful world that once existed. David Attenborough. A true gentleman. ❤
yeah it’s called “one strange rock” but they divided all the episodes ang change the name to our planet. turns me into atheist in a good way. trust me and you’ll remember me when you finished all episodes, thank me later☺️
Hey do you find these nature documentary series like more addicting than any video games ever played, any music you've ever listened to or any meme or joke video you've ever watched? Like I can literally spend hours watching and marveling the amazingly complex ecosystem and the beauty of nature. It's strange that these documentaries are one of the only things that are educational and shown in school, but are so addictive that one can never get bored of them and if they have enough time, they can watch them all day,
@@chingkong6797 Then you can book a vacation and visit it. Only don't go very deep in the forest, otherwise you'll get lost or some dangerous wild animals or plants may come on the way
More than anything else, it shows how destructive and cancerous humans are to the planet, and how the planet can't wait to be rid of us so it can heal itself.
You know what is amazing, the cognitive dissonance required to state that humans would die if they went to chernobyl, but animals are currently thriving there.
@@lrdjacob It has a lot to do with how long humans live. The animals all start reproducing relatively quickly after they are born, maximum a few years. And they naturally don't live live very long, especially compared to humans. A human population could live there, you would just have a bunch of people dying from cancer and other radiation issues. If a moose dies when it's 20, it lived a long full life, a human not so much.
I am so indebted to this special man Sir David Attenborough for what he has done for Mother Earth. Where are all our other Earth warriors? Love this man. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It's proven now- The best gifts of our lives are always free. We get to live in such an unbelievably magnificent and incredibly beautiful planet for free. And this MASTERPIECE of a documentary is also just a click away from us. So all WE really need to do is to open our senses and find these wonders and see how divinely our own happiness is connected with them. Will forever be beyond grateful and indebted to all those people who helped in the making of this video. The experience and its lesson will always remain unforgettable. I cried, I laughed, I smiled a lot. THANK YOU SOOO MUCH ONCE AGAIN . I promise to take all the actions in my power to pay back to our mother planet because I do believe that we owe the greatest apology and gratitude of our lives to our planet above everything else.
@@LanzX502 Dude share these type of documentaries on social media. I mean like share screenshots and stuff. Grow your own garden and encourage children to do the same and be a part of nature saving programs.
This is a piece of art. I cannot stop thinking about this video. It scares me to know that we have so much beauty around us, yet always find a way to destroy them all.
I was so high last night while watching this and I end up crying after watching this . Thank you God for give us such a beautiful creature and beautiful planet .
I predict Chernobyl will become one of the last remaining wildlife sanctuaries of the future. Lethal radiation makes for an excellent "human repellent."
You people that not believe in God I want to know how your are thinking. If every art have a painter and every building have a builder then the earth that is so advanced have a creater. Saying that the earth doesn’t have a creater who is GOD is like to say that a building doesn’t have a builder. Repent and follow God trough Christ. One day you gone meet Him and then it’s to late for you to repent so repent now.
@@folowjehovacc4533 god doesn't exist. if he does, your god is a failure. look around you, the deaths, the violence, the suffering, your god have failed. id rather be in the depths of hell with satan than be in heaven with your so-called all magnificent and merciful god. who by the way, has killed more people in the bible than satan himself.
@@folowjehovacc4533 I believe that the universe is divine. I don’t believe there is a single person that is controlling things. I believe that the world and the universe is immensely beautiful. I only believe what I experience. And I’ve experienced the divine presence of nature. Why worry about what happens when we die? We’re here to explore, experiment, and experience. No matter how it came to be, I’m utterly grateful.
I just can’t imagine how much effort the people behind the scenes take to get these amazing shots. Also, the time it takes to get these facts, shots, and difficulties along the way. I would just like to give a tip of the hat to Netflix and Planet Earth.
netflix have uploaded a behind the scenes clip where you can witness difffrent teams waiting for WEEKS just to get a few shots included in this documentary!
Sir David Attenborough is the Best Narrator to date, in my opinion. I absolutely love his voice and his knowledge is just incredible. Love this series and super glad they shared it here cause this is amazing!! Thank you Netflix!!!
The moment he says, 'this forest was actually cutdown after we recorded here' and than showing the satellite images of the forest disappearing. After just witnessing one of the most rarest and cutest animal on earth and it's unique story. Absolutely devastating heartbroken..
The story of the fossa broke my heart the first time I saw this episode. Now rewatching it, it made me break down in tears. Such a beautiful and rare animal. Not many people even know it exist. It's like the human world doesn't care to lose it. That's so heartbreaking. It became my favourite animal. I'll never buy cloves again from Madagascar.
BEST SERIES OF DOCUMENTARIES I'VE EVER SEEN! The producers, director, narrator, composers and so many more people behind this deserve a HUGE round of applause!! Let's hope documentaries like these keep being released and open our senses and, most especially, OUR MINDS to what we can and have to do to keep this world going.
The way of filming and narrating this series is just unbelievable. I really loves to watch this type of documentaries also they make me worried about those lovely creatures which are going to be endangered because of human engagement. 🌍❣️
Hi! Don’t worry! “… and to bring to ruin those ruining the earth.” Revelation 11:18. God wants people to enjoy life on earth. He created the earth and everything on it because he loves mankind. Soon he will act to provide a better future for people in every land. He will relieve mankind of the causes of suffering. What do you think about it?
@@idrislamont1064 the better we’re seeking is here already. In community and information. Together we can reverse some of the damage we’ve collectively attributed too. (Some more than others of course)
Dear David, you Sir have been my hero since I was just a larvae. Thank you so much for fostering a lifelong love of all the exquisite natural wonders of this extraordinary world. You're one of the rarest creatures on the brink of extinction- truly a legendary human being!
I'm African myself and believe everything on this beautiful earth will be restored and people will be peaceful and happy again. We gotta stand for something.
Hi! God wants people to enjoy life on earth. He created the earth and everything on it because he loves mankind. Soon he will act to provide a better future for people in every land. He will relieve mankind of the causes of suffering. What do you think about it?
I hiked through a part of New Mexico that had been burned from wild fires. It’s amazing how they recover. The husks of charred wood still stood despite the fire years ago, but saplings were slowly taking their place. Grass and bushes ruled the floor as they soaked up the sun whilst the trees took their time to regain their footing. One day it’ll be covered in aspens, but until then we wait.
Anyone who has spent a couple years in nature understands that there is no "final death" and as such any damage to an ecosystem is temporary, it is a self sustaining system that veers towards balance, if humans thrive too much and displace too much nature (it's hard to say when that line is crossed) humanity would experience consequences that reset the balance. As such I think it is ignorant to panic about damage to ecosystems, we should all do our best to preserve what we find beautiful, but there is nothing to panic about. When nature is too damaged, we will die first, and nature will rearrange itself in to new shapes afterwards. There is nothing to worry about.
Ok, that was certainly not evident. But shouldn't it work in reverse? If 2017 Wikitext intends to take the place of the classic Wikitext, it should work the same and use the same mental mode. This means treating wikicode as plain text, thus copy/pasting from an external window should default to pasting plain text. Having CTRL+SHIFT+V to paste formatted text (generating the wikicode for the format) is a nice addition, but it can't be the default.
The California forests aren't so resilient, atleast not without time. The landscape I grew up in became a desolate wasteland for decades and still looks nothing like it did
David is such a good narrator that he can put strength in the word “pinecone” I've been watching him since I was little and I'm happy, he made me into the animal lover I am. I have learned so much about as many animals as possible I even memorized every single species of wild cat, I don't think I would have had this much love for them without David. As an artist, I want to fight for our planet's beautiful creatures I can't stand the idea of never again seeing a lion take down a zebra or a polar bear hunt the sea ice.
Just finished watching this for the Nth time...Sir David Attenborough never disappoints with such impeccable delivery. Applause to Netflix for making this whole series available FOR FREE. Thank You!
Hi! God wants people to enjoy life on earth. He created the earth and everything on it because he loves mankind. Soon he will act to provide a better future for people in every land. He will relieve mankind of the causes of suffering. What do you think about it?
Идеальный фильм, чтобы поддерживать восприятие на слух в форме! Этот британский акцент😍😍😍 А содержание какое интересное! Никогда в жизни такое не увижу, хоть по телевизору подгляжу за этой удивительной фауной) Огромное спасибо создателям за такую возможность❤
I just can’t imagine how much effort the people behind the scenes take to get these amazing shots. Also, the time it takes to get these facts, shots, and difficulties along the way.
Arctic , amazon, congo , reefs and deep sea documentaries ... lord i bet it takes time and zeal to do it. Search " brine lakes" lord lakes of salt water under the sea. ❤
yeah it’s called “one strange rock” but they divided all the episodes ang change the name to our planet. turns me into atheist in a good way. trust me and you’ll remember me when you finished all episodes, thank me later☺️
It is probably, the third time I've watched this episode for so much information it contains and Sir David illustrated it in a way that no one else can. I used not to have internet so I borrowed the movie from a friend in order to watch, now I have unlimited access to the internet so I'm watching it on TH-cam. When I can afford to Netflix I'll watch it in there! ))) Thank you, Sir David and all the rest of the team for this incredible movie!
THE MOST amazing beautiful photography, story and narration I’ve ever seen or heard! Just the best. Our beautiful world of nature ️ Gods awesome creation
show your thanks to the work of Home WWF and Silverback Films , in collaboration with David Attenborough . All the Netflix executives did was buy their already done documentary , they are just the corporates that buy what others already presented
@@Dan_Kanerva Hey Dan, after viewing your profile i found your playlists. On one of said playlists i found a video where a vtuber moaned "ouch my ovaries they hurtt!!" once i came to the realisation you were a vtuber enjoyer i disregarded any opinion or any respect for you in the slightest. I truly did respect you for a second for making this comment. But i suppose no one is perfect, you are not in any place to tell people what to do Dan or to bring attention to any of these companies as you find enjoyment in fursona's instead of actual animals. Please seek help and possible mental health assistance. P.S I did find one of the oblivion videos on your playlist funny, however this does not change the fact you are a despicable human being- nay no human being finds enjoyment in vtubers nor fursona's i wish you mother and father the best. god save any children you are to father. see you around... i'll be keeping a close eye on you ;)
Im sleeping at a friends house rn but I couldn’t sleep and was overthinking a lot. So I decided to watch nature videos and wow it helped a lot to calm my mind down:)
This is just amazing. Incredible work. As a human I may never see newts underwater or forests burning in fire with my own eyes, but now I do, and still alive.
I'm glad that these documentaries are one of the highest rated even outshine critically acclaimed, fan favorite Hollywood movies. Well done to the makers. Hats off to their hard work. So much to learn. So much to preserve and thank you for Netflix for uploading it here. Although I've a netflix subscription. 😍
It will be a gut wrenching sad day when Sir David Attenborough passes away. Turned 98 May 8, 2024. He dedicated his entire life to nature. Watching from Switzerland, Oct. 7, 2024
Netflix ... one planet documentary is by far the best nature documentary i have seen in my life... this particular forest series gives us hope...i loved how it gives us a positive vision about our future.... David Attenborough is the most loved and greatest wildlife narrator ever........he is G.O.A.T of the natural world......😍😍😍
Hi! Do you know that God wants people to enjoy life on earth? He created the earth and everything on it because he loves mankind. Soon he will act to provide a better future for people in every land. He will relieve mankind of the causes of suffering. What do you think about it?
The message is simple. Not only animal kingdom is endangered by our greed by destroying there habitat but we also are causing our own destruction! By destroying forests we will inevitably be full of remorse but it won't be enough. So save forests, it's what we need, what our enivornment needs. BTW the drone pics and viedo quality was amazing, the harmony depectited of nature and how seemingly choas brings in life is pretty amazing, the fight for prey, the unending struggle of life.
Exactly, the previous generation set us up extremely badly, and by how we’re treating the planet now, we probably won’t stop the mistreatment until it can’t be undone and the earth will become a barren wasteland, which is the burden we’ll be putting on future generations which is not fair at all and is why we all need to contribute now to the rejuvenation of the planet by reducing our carbon footprint, turning to more natural ways of producing power like wind turbines and solar panels instead of nuclear power plants that dump their waste into the ocean These are the kind of things governments need to put more effort into !
Kid, your cry is nothing new. Let me bring you up to speed. It's not everybody that is causing the destruction it's just a 2% minority who is in control of 98% of society. Bankers, federal reserves, they are the ones causing destruction by printing monkey money and do not understand the meaning of sustainable living or limited resources.
@@Lana-pf1ho Little girl, you have a lot to learn. Wind turbines are deadly for many birds who did not evolve to go around them and fly straight into death. Second, nuclear plants do not dump anything in the ocean. When that happened in Fuckushima it was due to tsunami and an accident that can easily be avoided by accounting for that scenario in construction. Actually nuclear plants are by far the cleanest of all source of energy. They don't cause CO2 increase in the atmosphere. Today the only issue is the treatment of nuclear waste. The problem is bankSters controlling government and brainwashing people through media monopoly.
@@goognamgoognw6637 your comments are just wrong. the amount of birds killed by wind turbines is tiny, they turn that slowly that the majority of birds can avoid them. wind turbines are responsible for bird deaths in the few thousands where for context domestic cats are responsible for the death of around 50million birds in the uk alone and in the US and Canada it is around 2.4 billion so the single biggest threat to birds from humans is domesticated cats. also nuclear isnt the cleanest form of power by far at all. it is cleaner than most but it still has the problem of nuclear waste which makes wind turbines, solar panels and tidal power much cleaner. there is also the construction of a nuclear power station, which uses masses of concrete and isnt clean at all. so before you tell someone they have a lot to learn, learn something yourself first
@@noswad86 Sad to say, he actually is right. Just wind and solar power is not there yet, and it is not feasable, atleast not now. So yes, nuclear is. Because it would actually work for our needs.
I salute all the photographers for the wonderful job they have done. The soothing voice of David is just the best complement to this awesome documentary. I sincerely believe all should watch this video, and only on the big TV screen, not ipad or mobile phone. After watching for a couple of minutes, one feels that one is actually not watching but present at the spot. David takes us from the Siberian forests to the Western Ghats of India to the forests of Madagascar. Wow, such a vast canvas in such a short span of less than an hour. At 17.15, David mentions that it is 700 degrees celsius? How is that possible? May be there is an error in the narration...
chetan kumar Ghodke. I love this movie...love love the beauty and sad parts but greatest joy was animals, vegetation in the exclusion zone at a nuclear site....the dramatic transformation gave me hope....
thank you the production team for all the amazing shots. i believe this documentary has certainly helped grow the love for animals and the nature. all animals and forests are so precious. let's protect our world guys
since when you ain't a part of earth ? stop talking like we humans are some kind of alien or outsiders ! Your emotion clouding your perception of reality
It would be nice if we could hear this video as well as we can view it; NO MUSIC PLEASE;And no added studio sound at all. I'm near the age of Sir David. I've had a long time to love him, & I do.
although i agree with you that 40 years will do a lot its gonna take a hell of a lot longer than that to fully fix it probably 1000 i watched a video on what would happen if humans did that somehow and it would pretty much repair itself
Yes, that way we can hear more about wildlife, nature, and how to improve it. But I can't bear to see Sir David Attenborough sad if (in the next few years) wildlife and nature are destroyed and lost.
Don't leave all others out of credit. Carefully filming such rare animals takes tons of skill and experience. Quality of image is also was rarely seen before, some technologies at work here, and big brains behind it. But of course you will credit lucky old man to have nice voice. One can say he is skilled narrator, but the text was written by someone else, considering occasionally absurd load of greenpeace crap.
Thank you netflix, in this times the more we learn about our planet the better we undrestand how to protect it. Within the past few years our planet has dramatically changed but nature has an extraordinary power of recovery but we must act now! THIS IS OUR WORLD! 🌎💚
They r either trolls, haters, or bots... don’t pay mind to it,... there are always more likes than dislikes, of course, relatively speak.... I’m high asf 😂
This is indeed the great privilege to be able to enjoy & admire this unique, exceptional & engrossing nature documentary on TH-cam for free!!! Besides, the fact that we could appreciate its entirety without being interrupted its continuity w/ that annoying ads(adverts in the UK) is infinitely of invaluable & priceless value. Many thanks. (02/08/22)
@@wiesiawojtkowska Hi; May I inquire where you are from? English is not your native tongue,Right?,,,My native language is not English either but Japanese just in case you wonder. Have a fabulous day somewhere in Europe,,,,, Sayonara, Bye & Adios.
I don't want to save mother Earth. Because Earth is something we mere mortals can never ever be able to save. She has survived a much more violent past. She will survive beyond us. We just need to love Nature and keep being humble instead of poking on things we can't control.
@@_kush True, there is really nothing great that a human being can do for this planet. We can only learn to keep our petty egos aside and be grateful that we get to experience this creation if only for a brief moment of life.
@@_kush .. My People say we are the care-takers of the land- the environment and all that live in it- No one really owns the land as the land will still be here long after Man has Disappeared *
I watched this series when it came out. I just came back here to drop a comment after watching the behind the scenes, seeing the struggles of the crew for 4 years, tracking these beautiful animals for days etc Thank you so much to everyone who was involved in this project. Thank you for making it free on youtube
Love the portion on India's Western Ghats. I had no idea that my country held such magnificent biodiversity. I hope all of us do so much more to try and protect our environment and sustainably co-exist with all these wonderful animals. Our planet belongs to all ❤️
James Cameron has made a whole movie to pass this message....Avatar, I think u have watched it, we should love respect the nature like those aliens do in that movie....
@johanneshartman4618A) Evolution does not say that, because you are describing Abiogenesis which is not the same as evolution B) If everything that exists has a creator, what created God? Did he come from nothing?
@johanneshartman4618Using the Bible to prove the Bible is true? A book compiled about 1500 years ago? You think it's scientifically rigorous? Also if you could answer if you think God had a creator I'd like to hear it.
What we have done to our forests and oceans is truly unforgivable. Our governments have failed us in every sense of the word. They have the put short term gains of corporations ahead of the long term futures of every living creature, such as ourselves. We cannot sustain this type of destruction and I fear what’s ahead for our future generations.
it's not only governments. It's all of us. You want new iphones, design clothes and sugar packed food (or healthy, whatever), and give a birth to even more people who want the same things. All of it affects nature. So if you really want to reduce it, have less children, vote for politicians who doesn't think that ecology is just waste of money, consume less and donate more.
Sometimes after dealing with all the stresses of life I like to watch these and remind myself of how beautiful the world is
same brother man.. same.
Same dude.. I was feeling really shitty one day until I looked up and saw the full moon. It was so beautiful and shone on the snow around me. One simple moment and all that stress went away.
Its beautiful mashallah so pretty
I love it
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I'm glad this 'our planet' series is available for everyone. And without any ad's aswell. Well done Netflix 👏🏻
Yes.. wish planet earth 111 was
Welldone to netflix
I like to think that Netflix and/or David Attenborough made a conscious decision to do that to try and signal boost the episodes specifically because of the importance of the message. Lots of people, including me, love nature documentaries (especially those by Attenborough) because they're soothing and an escape, so it's understandable many of us shy away from learning about some of the grim realities behind the scenes. It's easy to come away from some docs with the impression that the world is overrun with wilderness and wild creatures. Telling people how bad things really are and that they have to change is a harder sell. Making a series that squares up to reality without flinching and also is willing to sacrifice ad revenue to encourage people to watch makes me respect everyone involved that much more.
shut up
All series from netflix are available to everyone, you just have to know where to look
Sir David Fredrick Attenborough is 94 y/o and will be turning 95 this May... bless this man
Truly.
He such a good man
Wow.
Isn't this the guy who's brother created dinosaurs 😅
F*cking Legend!!!
Sir David Attenborough's voice is like no other. It is both calming and vivid. His voice brings life to documentaries.
A 1st
Ikr
He is amazing
he sounds vulnerable and authentic.
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It’s incredible that Netflix offers free to view shows on TH-cam. Especially ones that share knowledge about the world
Yes it is good for those who don’t have Netflix - I have TH-cam premium so never get adverts either and it will play in the background if I want to text or google something - so worth it as I’m on TH-cam more than Netflix and Amazon prime put together :)
Yea it’s awesome!
It was released17th April *2020*. They probably just wanted to give an audience a distraction from the start of the apocalypse.
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David Attenborough works so hard and at his age too, but he will never give up trying to get the whole world to listen and begin doing something, high praise for this lovely man
It will be a gut wrenching sad day when Sir David Attenborough passes away. Turned 98 May 8, 2024. He dedicated his entire life to nature. Watching from Switzerland, Oct. 7, 2024
To anyone who's suffering depression, anxiety,insomnia and other mental health problems, you are not alone. I feel you. You are so brave. You are doing so well. I'm proud of you. I'm sending you a virtual hug
thank you
Thank you-depression and anxiety
Thank you ❤
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I feel like doing it even now.
Drones have revolutionized the art of movie making. Those scenes of forest and mountains shot with a drone are so mesmerizing.
Yes it is. 😍
Very true
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you sure it's by a drone? don't animals have a sensitive hearing and would notice the noise coming from the drone and run away?
@@MGM_Think Good Point!
I see how many people are commenting about how this documentary, our nature, our wildlife is marvelous and astonishing and are hoping these don't get destroyed but we all need to realize that our prayers are not gonna do anything. We ourselves will have to make constant efforts to preserve our mother nature. Only then will the plants, the animals and we humans survive.
So true
Facts
Doesn't matter how small. Be it fasting some food. Not showering for a while. Not washing clothes. All Not as often. Even Not driving as much. All our sacrifice will make a difference.
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Plants and animals will survive in some form, humans won't.
Can anybody talk about the fact that this video is so much informative instead of being shocked that Netflix uploaded free videos ...
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Yeah absolutely right
Quite So !! As on Sun 19th April, how can there be 34 'Dislikes'...I really wonder.
Netflix can upload whatever they want, what kind of idiot who get shocked any way
I'll do ya one. I'm really interested in future research of the ecology of Chernobyl. It is completely uninhabitable for humans, and yet loads of plants and animals are doing what we can't. Thriving there. My only question is: HOW???? What is it that allows them to do that? I remember in school (a long time ago, for me) I read that scientists were expecting massive, probably fatal, mutations among any population of animals that moved in (plants adapt easier, I think). It's probably still far too early to tell anything, but damn if it isn't intriguing.
These Planets shows are so breathtaking and calming. The narrator does a great job!
'the narrator'
Sir David Attenborough is everyone’s grandpa we all love his stories.
Lamps chill out.......I guess you don’t understand what I was saying.
@@lamps8883 you must be fun at parties
@@lamps8883 bruh. Just shut up tbh. He was just complimenting the man for how he speaks.
I like him he is like my grandpa telling stories to me
Hey is zombie apocalypse really going to happen
this series should be included in the syllabus of every elmentary school in the world
100% bruv!
i was thinking how to get a job and pay bills and taxes, but sure that works
@United Nations it's interesting & informative
@@davegaming3818 "elementary school," not high school
Most definitely🤎🌱🌳
To hear him say only 3% of Madagascars forests remain was emotional.😔
First Reformed is a movie that is extremely emotional and about this subject and faith.
That's crazy.. I mean.. they were once by 50%.. how could you be so crazy and go from already 50% of a damn forest to 97%¿?
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Save the planet we don’t have long
@@thegamingartist2999 Unless something makes us change or we invent something that changes our disgusting ways, we are doomed.
@@thegamingartist2999 Wise Words! Best Regards, from Brazil!!!
The documentary's end was so moving that it brought tears to my eyes. It's unfortunate to see how much harm humans are causing to this beautiful world. ''If we choose to give forests time and space, they could reclothe the earth with much of the rich and varied communities of animals and plants of which we have so recently robbed it.'' ~Netflix Our Planet | Forests ~
One of the things that I'm praying for every day is for nature to go back on the way it was, calm and at peace.
estoy contigo
It was never either of those things.
Only since the age of romanticism did that opinion become somewhat universal.
@@Jurassicparkatmospheres exactly
@@Jurassicparkatmospheres Like when people watch a Humpback whale swallow 1000 herring and then sigh about how they're "gentle giants"?
I love human
This Doc is even better than most of the oscar-winning movies.
@Amin it's his opinion
You stfu
The morons will say you're incorrect, but the wise will stand with you. And of course the morons won't even understand what i wrote lol.
there's no comparison really!this is real while movies are fake
a good example of the parasite ... it's my opinion and my judgment
When you exaggerate something, give some reason to back it up. My advice.
The voice of this narrator is so relaxing and soothing, it makes you absorb the knowledge he is giving with an easy way.
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Wtf
Is David Attenborough, the most well known naturalistic documentary narrator in existence.
@@sareth90 i Think so
@@markalulod7873 gets pimp slapped for their stupidity.
2:50 Boreal Forest (aka Taiga or snow forest) - Siberian tiger, wild boar
8:05 Western Alaska - salmon, bald eagles
12:45 Redwood Forest - rough-skinned newt, Tornado
21:10 India's Western Ghats - lion-tailed Macaques, great hornbills, fig tree fruits
26:00 Africa's Miombo - elephants, mopane worms (caterpillars), hunting dogs
33:18 Madagascar - Baobabs, Lemur, fossa, leaf bugs, gray mouse lemur
42:20 Chernobyl - roe deer, Przewalski's horse, wolves
I feel sorry for the animals that have to live in russia....yucky place
@@dpelpalracist
I've watched these since I was a little guy, and they have taught so much information about our amazing symbiotic life here on earth. These truly bring me peace and take me back to when I was a kid. Times that will forever be missed and cherished.
I agree with you.
Natures unknown makes us all feel young and eager to learn.
Same I used to watch a lot 🥺🦋
Always with Attenborough though right? He's such a legend, almost all of the great nature documentaries are narrated by him. Will definitely be a sad day when he dies.. 😔
And if bigfoot was real Attenborough would of found it
Watching documentaries is one of my favorite things to watch. I've been into nature since I was very little, and seeing the beauty of life in the wild is so beautiful our world needs saving. we all should work together as one to save wildlife. Thank you for sharing this amazing video. I look forward to seeing more of these exciting wildlife videos
Aloha from Hawaíi
I’d like to thank those who make these shows, they are so necessary and beautiful.
but also so addictive that they stop me from doing anything else other than watching them (of course I do my other studies, etc, but just saying these documentaries are both educational, teaching about our Mother Earth and why we must save it, but also addicting because of the complex diverse ecosystem and the beauty of nature
David Attenborough is the embodiment of the word “epic”. There is nobody in the universe better than him to bring attention to something important, no matter what it is. Nobody better to show the world to be kind, always!
This was a product of God’s voice alone; imagine His full presence; Heaven! God Bless Repent and be born again and saved by faith thro grace! Not works lest any man boast! Jesus is coming soon! Have a relationship; religion won’t save you!! God Bless Repent!!!❤️❤️❤️
Sir David 😀✌🏼
The world will be deeply grieved when he dies.
100%✓
David is truly a National treasure.
And his voice/ imagery his words create is one thing to sure be appreciated off. This series is one of the best ever on nature’s wonders.
After the demise of the human colonisation of this planet by the end of this century.
In one or two thousand years or so, whoever or whatever exists and views this fantastic series will shed tears for the beautiful world that once existed.
David Attenborough. A true gentleman. ❤
Life on this planet (in a general sense) will survive. Even if humans do not.
I’m still hoping for an ice age. We’ve gained 2 billion people on earth in almost 25 years.
And destroying it faster than any other time period.
Nice move Netflix. We do need to protect mother earth, because it's all that we truly got. ❤️🌎
yeah it’s called “one strange rock” but they divided all the episodes ang change the name to our planet. turns me into atheist in a good way. trust me and you’ll remember me when you finished all episodes, thank me later☺️
And Elon Musk wants Mars too!!
@Berserker But Elon Musk is spending Billions to put humans on Mars... He isn't intelligent. He is stupid and egoistic.
then go ask Elon, he's smarter than you
@@likithsv2441 It's easily possible (Musk) to be all three
Could listen to Mr. Attenborough voice all day, it is so soothing and comforting. He makes you pay attention to what is really happening in the world.
Yep and us humans are destroying the oceans and Forest everything were too stupid to realize it.
Thanks netflix, giving such precious documentary for free to everyone, special thanks to Netflix team and David Attenborough.
Salute
Hey do you find these nature documentary series like more addicting than any video games ever played, any music you've ever listened to or any meme or joke video you've ever watched? Like I can literally spend hours watching and marveling the amazingly complex ecosystem and the beauty of nature. It's strange that these documentaries are one of the only things that are educational and shown in school, but are so addictive that one can never get bored of them and if they have enough time, they can watch them all day,
@@vedantsridhar8378 yes bro i do feel that way
@@vedantsridhar8378 I would love to visit and see in real life
@@chingkong6797 Then you can book a vacation and visit it. Only don't go very deep in the forest, otherwise you'll get lost or some dangerous wild animals or plants may come on the way
@@vedantsridhar8378 yeahh
Everyone in the world should watch Our Planet, especially the leaders of nations, and take heed of the message being put over
Netflix just made me fall in deeper love with mother nature.
You mean David did
@@hyt5580 hahaha David and Netflix. But for sure Netflix paid David for the great work too.
Earth is just a creation be smart and see the master and creator of this earth
@@khadijaElAoufi yes, forests and oceans
@@khadijaElAoufi Yes evolution is a great creator.
The most fascinating thing about this video is "The Chernobyl Part" shows the fact that how resilient our planet is!
ikr?? and in all honestly chernobyl like this is more beautiful
More than anything else, it shows how destructive and cancerous humans are to the planet, and how the planet can't wait to be rid of us so it can heal itself.
@@jacobjacob4139 Sad truth :(
yeah, just get rid of the people....
@Andrew Pollock Seems like. . But if you were right who could be the benefactor from shutting down a town for 30 years?
The vegetation and return of wildlife to the closed off zones of Chernobyl is truly amazing
You know what is amazing, the cognitive dissonance required to state that humans would die if they went to chernobyl, but animals are currently thriving there.
@@lrdjacob It has a lot to do with how long humans live. The animals all start reproducing relatively quickly after they are born, maximum a few years. And they naturally don't live live very long, especially compared to humans. A human population could live there, you would just have a bunch of people dying from cancer and other radiation issues. If a moose dies when it's 20, it lived a long full life, a human not so much.
@@lrdjacob animals grow a lot faster than humans
@@thatmukundbalaji So how long does the ghost cancer take to develop?
@@lrdjacob If you died with cancer, you still have Ghost cancer. If you died without cancer, you don't get cancer 💯
I am so indebted to this special man Sir David Attenborough for what he has done for Mother Earth. Where are all our other Earth warriors? Love this man. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The whole our Planet series is just so relaxing and make me feels close to nature and not to mention informative and eye opening.
Ndeq ?
It's proven now- The best gifts of our lives are always free. We get to live in such an unbelievably magnificent and incredibly beautiful planet for free. And this MASTERPIECE of a documentary is also just a click away from us. So all WE really need to do is to open our senses and find these wonders and see how divinely our own happiness is connected with them. Will forever be beyond grateful and indebted to all those people who helped in the making of this video. The experience and its lesson will always remain unforgettable. I cried, I laughed, I smiled a lot. THANK YOU SOOO MUCH ONCE AGAIN . I promise to take all the actions in my power to pay back to our mother planet because I do believe that we owe the greatest apology and gratitude of our lives to our planet above everything else.
Nature is incredible. its such a shame that humans are having such a terrible impact on it.
sahi kaha
I think I finally have a goal in life, I need to protect the beauty of this planet
But how?
Dude, same here
@@LanzX502 Dude share these type of documentaries on social media. I mean like share screenshots and stuff. Grow your own garden and encourage children to do the same and be a part of nature saving programs.
@@keis2000 💯💯
Some people have been protecting nature for years.
This is a piece of art. I cannot stop thinking about this video. It scares me to know that we have so much beauty around us, yet always find a way to destroy them all.
I was so high last night while watching this and I end up crying after watching this .
Thank you God for give us such a beautiful creature and beautiful planet .
Same
man this makes me board my teacher told me to watch it
Fawad Farooqi why its soooo cool and beautiful
These documentaries are perfect entertainment after getting baked
I predict Chernobyl will become one of the last remaining wildlife sanctuaries of the future.
Lethal radiation makes for an excellent "human repellent."
Our relationship with nature is so mysterious that even visual encounter can relieve down whole stress and make us ecstatic. Loved it.
You people that not believe in God I want to know how your are thinking. If every art have a painter and every building have a builder then the earth that is so advanced have a creater. Saying that the earth doesn’t have a creater who is GOD is like to say that a building doesn’t have a builder. Repent and follow God trough Christ. One day you gone meet Him and then it’s to late for you to repent so repent now.
@@folowjehovacc4533 god doesn't exist. if he does, your god is a failure. look around you, the deaths, the violence, the suffering, your god have failed. id rather be in the depths of hell with satan than be in heaven with your so-called all magnificent and merciful god. who by the way, has killed more people in the bible than satan himself.
Shut up and learn to spell
Yeah. U Are Right.
@@folowjehovacc4533 I believe that the universe is divine. I don’t believe there is a single person that is controlling things. I believe that the world and the universe is immensely beautiful. I only believe what I experience. And I’ve experienced the divine presence of nature. Why worry about what happens when we die? We’re here to explore, experiment, and experience. No matter how it came to be, I’m utterly grateful.
That opening moon scene raises the hair on my arms, Sir David Attenborough, you have a gift. Truly a legend.
I just can’t imagine how much effort the people behind the scenes take to get these amazing shots. Also, the time it takes to get these facts, shots, and difficulties along the way. I would just like to give a tip of the hat to Netflix and Planet Earth.
And Attenborough.
netflix have uploaded a behind the scenes clip where you can witness difffrent teams waiting for WEEKS just to get a few shots included in this documentary!
and the editing
@@chxrliecyr WOW! Thanks for sharing that. I also would love to see the bts of this documentary
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Less than 600 syberian tigers left is more shocking than the fact that Netflix uploaded this for free
They get money from youtube 😒
balaji LB what money? There’s no ads.
balaji LB Jesus shut up
60. Now
Sir David Attenborough is everyone’s grandpa we all love his stories.
Sir David Attenborough is the Best Narrator to date, in my opinion. I absolutely love his voice and his knowledge is just incredible. Love this series and super glad they shared it here cause this is amazing!! Thank you Netflix!!!
The moment he says, 'this forest was actually cutdown after we recorded here' and than showing the satellite images of the forest disappearing. After just witnessing one of the most rarest and cutest animal on earth and it's unique story. Absolutely devastating heartbroken..
I almost cried when I heard "an animal so rare, .. it's mythical".
Yeah me too :(
yea, it's so lonely ..it's heart breaking to loose such iconic animal
when?
yes,indeed! Our Ussury Tiger.
So do I :(
This is the best thing Netflix has ever produced, the narration is just DREAMY ,the sound effect, the very accurate translation everything is just WOW
Totally agreed
No it isn’t
@@newaccount4902 convince me
@@amanitouihri2671 if you love this then it has sequel too and realated show like blue planet which are produced by Sony BBC earth. It is fantastic
@@amanitouihri2671 yes yeah
Those shots of the Siberian Tiger were so beautiful, it actually made me cry. That's never happened to me before.
lmao
@@aishaharvey3135 what was the need of this lmao
I definitely understand. It's the music that does it. Along with Attenborough's narration.
true, really breathtaking
The story of the fossa broke my heart the first time I saw this episode. Now rewatching it, it made me break down in tears. Such a beautiful and rare animal. Not many people even know it exist. It's like the human world doesn't care to lose it. That's so heartbreaking. It became my favourite animal. I'll never buy cloves again from Madagascar.
BEST SERIES OF DOCUMENTARIES I'VE EVER SEEN! The producers, director, narrator, composers and so many more people behind this deserve a HUGE round of applause!! Let's hope documentaries like these keep being released and open our senses and, most especially, OUR MINDS to what we can and have to do to keep this world going.
Hello Marla how are you doing
The nature cinematography is truly stunning! Love this!
Right? And David really ties it all together. How are your ants? Lol
true mate
The Chernobyl scene coming off the top of that building was something else! Awesome! 42:33
me too
Amen 🙏🏽 it’s so beautiful 😇part of Gods Beautiful creation
The way this was filmed, the sounds, music and the speaker are just wow!
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more people need to see this and understand how nature keeps us alive. This video lets them feel it
The way of filming and narrating this series is just unbelievable. I really loves to watch this type of documentaries also they make me worried about those lovely creatures which are going to be endangered because of human engagement. 🌍❣️
Hi! Don’t worry!
“… and to bring to ruin those ruining the earth.” Revelation 11:18.
God wants people to enjoy life on earth. He created the earth and everything on it because he loves mankind. Soon he will act to provide a better future for people in every land. He will relieve mankind of the causes of suffering. What do you think about it?
@@wiesiawojtkowska I hope you're right and the future is better, although I'm pessimistic about it and not very religious.
@@idrislamont1064 the better we’re seeking is here already. In community and information. Together we can reverse some of the damage we’ve collectively attributed too.
(Some more than others of course)
Hi I agree with you Jehova is aware of those who distroy the nature
I get emotional watching nature documentaries. Nature is so strong and resilient to bounce back, so inspiring and moving.
Hi!
“ After that God saw everything he had made, and look! it was very good.” Genesis 1:31.
Dear David, you Sir have been my hero since I was just a larvae.
Thank you so much for fostering a lifelong love of all the exquisite natural wonders of this extraordinary world.
You're one of the rarest creatures on the brink of extinction- truly a legendary human being!
the sight of a tiger in the icy background is simply extraordinary😍
I live in Africa, our home has been so polluted and destroyed. I am so honoured to see we still have places like this.
I'm African myself and believe everything on this beautiful earth will be restored and people will be peaceful and happy again. We gotta stand for something.
Hi! God wants people to enjoy life on earth. He created the earth and everything on it because he loves mankind. Soon he will act to provide a better future for people in every land. He will relieve mankind of the causes of suffering. What do you think about it?
David Attenborough is truly one of the greatest ambassadors of the living world we will ever know. A massive salute to him and his team!
The nature cinematography is truly stunning! Love this!. Why can’t we have more documentries like these. Simply breathtaking!.
I hiked through a part of New Mexico that had been burned from wild fires. It’s amazing how they recover. The husks of charred wood still stood despite the fire years ago, but saplings were slowly taking their place. Grass and bushes ruled the floor as they soaked up the sun whilst the trees took their time to regain their footing. One day it’ll be covered in aspens, but until then we wait.
Beautiful comment.
& the way you explain natures unwillingly power gives hope to other damaged/forgotten areas. Thank you for sharing
Anyone who has spent a couple years in nature understands that there is no "final death" and as such any damage to an ecosystem is temporary, it is a self sustaining system that veers towards balance, if humans thrive too much and displace too much nature (it's hard to say when that line is crossed) humanity would experience consequences that reset the balance. As such I think it is ignorant to panic about damage to ecosystems, we should all do our best to preserve what we find beautiful, but there is nothing to panic about. When nature is too damaged, we will die first, and nature will rearrange itself in to new shapes afterwards. There is nothing to worry about.
You practicing your writing class or something.....
Ok, that was certainly not evident. But shouldn't it work in reverse? If 2017 Wikitext intends to take the place of the classic Wikitext, it should work the same and use the same mental mode. This means treating wikicode as plain text, thus copy/pasting from an external window should default to pasting plain text. Having CTRL+SHIFT+V to paste formatted text (generating the wikicode for the format) is a nice addition, but it can't be the default.
The California forests aren't so resilient, atleast not without time. The landscape I grew up in became a desolate wasteland for decades and still looks nothing like it did
Wouldn't mind watching this kind of documentary all day
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Me too
Me too
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The voice of sir attenborough just like a grandpa who tell a goog story to his grandson n grandaughter :)
*good
@@MaxCassidy802 what was the point of correcting a typo?
Yes, his voice is like a cozy sweater that warms u like a blanket. Background music helps too.
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Very well done Sir David Fredrick Attenborough, Hats off you. Long Live. Thanks to Netflix for this wonderful series without ads.
David is such a good narrator that he can put strength in the word “pinecone” I've been watching him since I was little and I'm happy, he made me into the animal lover I am. I have learned so much about as many animals as possible I even memorized every single species of wild cat, I don't think I would have had this much love for them without David. As an artist, I want to fight for our planet's beautiful creatures I can't stand the idea of never again seeing a lion take down a zebra or a polar bear hunt the sea ice.
He could make grass growing sound epic.
@@atomicskull6405 The man is truly a legend
Just finished watching this for the Nth time...Sir David Attenborough never disappoints with such impeccable delivery. Applause to Netflix for making this whole series available FOR FREE. Thank You!
Why can’t we have more documentries like these. Simply breathtaking!
Hi! God wants people to enjoy life on earth. He created the earth and everything on it because he loves mankind. Soon he will act to provide a better future for people in every land. He will relieve mankind of the causes of suffering. What do you think about it?
They're out there you have to look for them. People won't get off Tick Tock long enough to even try to find them
Идеальный фильм, чтобы поддерживать восприятие на слух в форме! Этот британский акцент😍😍😍 А содержание какое интересное! Никогда в жизни такое не увижу, хоть по телевизору подгляжу за этой удивительной фауной) Огромное спасибо создателям за такую возможность❤
I just can’t imagine how much effort the people behind the scenes take to get these amazing shots. Also, the time it takes to get these facts, shots, and difficulties along the way.
Green screen, maybe. 😆
@farizfathur927 bro doesnt have a brain
Arctic , amazon, congo , reefs and deep sea documentaries ... lord i bet it takes time and zeal to do it. Search " brine lakes" lord lakes of salt water under the sea. ❤
They must have very nice drones!
If you love what you're doing it's not work
Omg! Netflix just released the full season of our planet for free😯😮
yeah it’s called “one strange rock” but they divided all the episodes ang change the name to our planet. turns me into atheist in a good way. trust me and you’ll remember me when you finished all episodes, thank me later☺️
Lol probably for students to watch during quarantine. 😂
Thanks Netflix
TH-cam is paying them dont worry.
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It is probably, the third time I've watched this episode for so much information it contains and Sir David illustrated it in a way that no one else can. I used not to have internet so I borrowed the movie from a friend in order to watch, now I have unlimited access to the internet so I'm watching it on TH-cam. When I can afford to Netflix I'll watch it in there! ))) Thank you, Sir David and all the rest of the team for this incredible movie!
THE MOST amazing beautiful photography, story and narration I’ve ever seen or heard! Just the best. Our beautiful world of nature ️ Gods awesome creation
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This is incredible cinematography! Great job Netflix and everyone who contributed! This was very entertaining and very well put and made together!
show your thanks to the work of Home WWF and Silverback Films , in collaboration with David Attenborough . All the Netflix executives did was buy their already done documentary , they are just the corporates that buy what others already presented
@@Dan_Kanerva Hey Dan, after viewing your profile i found your playlists. On one of said playlists i found a video where a vtuber moaned "ouch my ovaries they hurtt!!" once i came to the realisation you were a vtuber enjoyer i disregarded any opinion or any respect for you in the slightest. I truly did respect you for a second for making this comment. But i suppose no one is perfect, you are not in any place to tell people what to do Dan or to bring attention to any of these companies as you find enjoyment in fursona's instead of actual animals. Please seek help and possible mental health assistance.
P.S
I did find one of the oblivion videos on your playlist funny, however this does not change the fact you are a despicable human being- nay no human being finds enjoyment in vtubers nor fursona's
i wish you mother and father the best.
god save any children you are to father.
see you around... i'll be keeping a close eye on you ;)
Im sleeping at a friends house rn but I couldn’t sleep and was overthinking a lot. So I decided to watch nature videos and wow it helped a lot to calm my mind down:)
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i am back those days when i saw National Geographic, Discovery, Animal plantet in Television . Childhood memories 2008-2012.
i feel ya brother
@@jirehkamga3045 💙
and mms of animals in midnight
This is just amazing. Incredible work. As a human I may never see newts underwater or forests burning in fire with my own eyes, but now I do, and still alive.
I'm glad that these documentaries are one of the highest rated even outshine critically acclaimed, fan favorite Hollywood movies. Well done to the makers. Hats off to their hard work. So much to learn. So much to preserve and thank you for Netflix for uploading it here. Although I've a netflix subscription. 😍
It will be a gut wrenching sad day when Sir David Attenborough passes away. Turned 98 May 8, 2024. He dedicated his entire life to nature. Watching from Switzerland, Oct. 7, 2024
Netflix ... one planet documentary is by far the best nature documentary i have seen in my life... this particular forest series gives us hope...i loved how it gives us a positive vision about our future.... David Attenborough is the most loved and greatest wildlife narrator ever........he is G.O.A.T of the natural world......😍😍😍
Hi!
Do you know that God wants people to enjoy life on earth? He created the earth and everything on it because he loves mankind. Soon he will act to provide a better future for people in every land. He will relieve mankind of the causes of suffering. What do you think about it?
The message is simple. Not only animal kingdom is endangered by our greed by destroying there habitat but we also are causing our own destruction! By destroying forests we will inevitably be full of remorse but it won't be enough. So save forests, it's what we need, what our enivornment needs. BTW the drone pics and viedo quality was amazing, the harmony depectited of nature and how seemingly choas brings in life is pretty amazing, the fight for prey, the unending struggle of life.
Exactly, the previous generation set us up extremely badly, and by how we’re treating the planet now, we probably won’t stop the mistreatment until it can’t be undone and the earth will become a barren wasteland, which is the burden we’ll be putting on future generations which is not fair at all and is why we all need to contribute now to the rejuvenation of the planet by reducing our carbon footprint, turning to more natural ways of producing power like wind turbines and solar panels instead of nuclear power plants that dump their waste into the ocean
These are the kind of things governments need to put more effort into !
Kid, your cry is nothing new. Let me bring you up to speed. It's not everybody that is causing the destruction it's just a 2% minority who is in control of 98% of society. Bankers, federal reserves, they are the ones causing destruction by printing monkey money and do not understand the meaning of sustainable living or limited resources.
@@Lana-pf1ho Little girl, you have a lot to learn. Wind turbines are deadly for many birds who did not evolve to go around them and fly straight into death. Second, nuclear plants do not dump anything in the ocean. When that happened in Fuckushima it was due to tsunami and an accident that can easily be avoided by accounting for that scenario in construction. Actually nuclear plants are by far the cleanest of all source of energy. They don't cause CO2 increase in the atmosphere. Today the only issue is the treatment of nuclear waste. The problem is bankSters controlling government and brainwashing people through media monopoly.
@@goognamgoognw6637 your comments are just wrong. the amount of birds killed by wind turbines is tiny, they turn that slowly that the majority of birds can avoid them. wind turbines are responsible for bird deaths in the few thousands where for context domestic cats are responsible for the death of around 50million birds in the uk alone and in the US and Canada it is around 2.4 billion so the single biggest threat to birds from humans is domesticated cats. also nuclear isnt the cleanest form of power by far at all. it is cleaner than most but it still has the problem of nuclear waste which makes wind turbines, solar panels and tidal power much cleaner. there is also the construction of a nuclear power station, which uses masses of concrete and isnt clean at all. so before you tell someone they have a lot to learn, learn something yourself first
@@noswad86 Sad to say, he actually is right. Just wind and solar power is not there yet, and it is not feasable, atleast not now. So yes, nuclear is. Because it would actually work for our needs.
I salute all the photographers for the wonderful job they have done. The soothing voice of David is just the best complement to this awesome documentary. I sincerely believe all should watch this video, and only on the big TV screen, not ipad or mobile phone. After watching for a couple of minutes, one feels that one is actually not watching but present at the spot. David takes us from the Siberian forests to the Western Ghats of India to the forests of Madagascar. Wow, such a vast canvas in such a short span of less than an hour. At 17.15, David mentions that it is 700 degrees celsius? How is that possible? May be there is an error in the narration...
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i think its in farenheit
In my view，he is saying the fire temperature
chetan kumar Ghodke. I love this movie...love love the beauty and sad parts but greatest joy was animals, vegetation in the exclusion zone at a nuclear site....the dramatic transformation gave me hope....
700 degree celcius must be temp of forest upon burning.
thank you the production team for all the amazing shots. i believe this documentary has certainly helped grow the love for animals and the nature. all animals and forests are so precious. let's protect our world guys
But WHU protect people?
Do you know what is the GOOD NEWS from God?
@@wiesiawojtkowska god doesn't exist.
@@SHORTAXIS „….and to bring to ruin those ruining the earth.” Revelation 11:18.
@@SHORTAXIS shut up, nature is wonderful, something that even in 3 millions centuries, you could be
@@wiesiawojtkowska go back to church you are annoying
Proof our Beautiful Earth can reclaim all in which we have destroyed.
Right
since when you ain't a part of earth ?
stop talking like we humans are some kind of alien or outsiders ! Your emotion clouding your perception of reality
Only if capitalism falls
@@aaron2424 how you got the phone, tablet or computer you are writing on? Was it expensive?
It would be nice if we could hear this video as well as we can view it; NO MUSIC PLEASE;And no added studio sound at all. I'm near the age of Sir David. I've had a long time to love him, & I do.
Why can’t we have more documentries like these. Simply breathtaking!. The nature cinematography is truly stunning! Love this!.
*Sir David Attenborough voice* " "Humans just need to leave most of our planet TF alone for 30 or 40 years, an it will fix itself." 💙
although i agree with you that 40 years will do a lot its gonna take a hell of a lot longer than that to fully fix it probably 1000 i watched a video on what would happen if humans did that somehow and it would pretty much repair itself
"There are not many problems in the world that would not be solved by having less people."
- Sir David Attenborough
Lmao
Ain't gonna happen, because the "business" of leaving the planet alone isn't profitable. Our greed won't agree with this idea...
I wanna thank Netflix for this series, and wish Sir David Attenborough to live 300 years more.
I wanna thank Netflix for this series, and wish Sir David Attenborough to live 300 years more.
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Yes, that way we can hear more about wildlife, nature, and how to improve it. But I can't bear to see Sir David Attenborough sad if (in the next few years) wildlife and nature are destroyed and lost.
Sir David Attenborough. A man, who by making documentaries so enjoyable, educated millions of people.
He is an international treasure.
Agreed
Don't leave all others out of credit. Carefully filming such rare animals takes tons of skill and experience. Quality of image is also was rarely seen before, some technologies at work here, and big brains behind it. But of course you will credit lucky old man to have nice voice. One can say he is skilled narrator, but the text was written by someone else, considering occasionally absurd load of greenpeace crap.
@@Garchist BBC makes them, he narrates them
@@Garchist his voice is not the only thing this "lucky old man" has done. google Sir David Attenborough and read a bit about him. You'll be surprised.
Thank you netflix, in this times the more we learn about our planet the better we undrestand how to protect it.
Within the past few years our planet has dramatically changed but nature has an extraordinary power of recovery but we must act now!
THIS IS OUR WORLD! 🌎💚
What's problem with these people who disliked this documentary?
I guess they don't know the meaning of like and dislike
They r either trolls, haters, or bots... don’t pay mind to it,... there are always more likes than dislikes, of course, relatively speak.... I’m high asf 😂
They had netflix and were annoyed at the people just watching this on yt. The documentary was great. (i liked the doc and the video)
The people who disliked this documentary are correct
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Sir David Attenborough's voice in any wild life documentary is gold
Sir David Attenborough with his immortal narration ❤❤
Anybody else listening to how calming the narrator's voice is
David, you make my inner child wholesome each and everytime. Thank you for being you.
This is indeed the great privilege to be able to enjoy & admire this unique, exceptional & engrossing nature documentary on TH-cam for free!!! Besides, the fact that we could appreciate its entirety without being interrupted its continuity w/ that annoying ads(adverts in the UK) is infinitely of invaluable & priceless value. Many thanks. (02/08/22)
Hi!
Do you know what is the GOOD NEWS from God?
@@wiesiawojtkowska Hi; May I inquire where you are from? English is not your native tongue,Right?,,,My native language is not English either but Japanese just in case you wonder. Have a fabulous day somewhere in Europe,,,,, Sayonara, Bye & Adios.
@@markokada7311 I am from Poland and I don’t speak English.
@@wiesiawojtkowska Thanks,,,,,Stay safe & healthy amidst the dire plight caused by the omicron virus pandemic.
thanks for the documentary movie on forests, they are beautiful , bless it, good work, Bless sir Attenborough. wonderful.
The person who did the music is a true artisan...that person truly knows what they are doing...
yeah
If you found this from recommendation then there is a good chance that you love mother Earth and love nature! And want to save it!
I don't want to save mother Earth. Because Earth is something we mere mortals can never ever be able to save. She has survived a much more violent past. She will survive beyond us. We just need to love Nature and keep being humble instead of poking on things we can't control.
@@_kush True, there is really nothing great that a human being can do for this planet. We can only learn to keep our petty egos aside and be grateful that we get to experience this creation if only for a brief moment of life.
@@_kush .. My People say we are the care-takers of the land- the environment and all that live in it- No one really owns the land as the land will still be here long after Man has Disappeared *
We are working on saving our planet! Join our mission on Instagram @captain_planet_daily
@@_kush True the planet and nature will exist for a good 900 million more years long after humans are extinct
I hope we either learn our lesson soon or die out as a specie so these magnificent creatures can enjoy this planet freely.
@Sa Ya well we have (had) the chance to exist with them gracefully.. how can we not see we are all one? too bad but it is what it is.
@@shardialiify waittt so u WAnT to die out?
@@shriekingshadowmusic7400 not me but it surely looks like it is the choice of bilions of people and 99% of leaders
@@shardialiify true
Thank you for your service Sir David Attenborough. You are the worlds biggest environmental warrior xxxx
And the worlds biggest wildlife warrior xxxx
Nature has a surprising vitality if humans don't touch it. Let's all cherish and protect the environment!
@Arthur so why are we killing our family?
It's one of the most displayable documentaries that I can stalk around whenever I'm free of my schedule
I watched this series when it came out. I just came back here to drop a comment after watching the behind the scenes, seeing the struggles of the crew for 4 years, tracking these beautiful animals for days etc
Thank you so much to everyone who was involved in this project. Thank you for making it free on youtube
l watched this series when
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Love the portion on India's Western Ghats. I had no idea that my country held such magnificent biodiversity. I hope all of us do so much more to try and protect our environment and sustainably co-exist with all these wonderful animals. Our planet belongs to all ❤️
@Berserker yess😊 we need to protect our land..we hwve to take care of our mother land 🙏
We humans are nothing in front of mother nature......we need to preserve it.....we should love it then only we will preserve it.....
James Cameron has made a whole movie to pass this message....Avatar, I think u have watched it, we should love respect the nature like those aliens do in that movie....
@johanneshartman4618A) Evolution does not say that, because you are describing Abiogenesis which is not the same as evolution B) If everything that exists has a creator, what created God? Did he come from nothing?
@johanneshartman4618Using the Bible to prove the Bible is true? A book compiled about 1500 years ago? You think it's scientifically rigorous? Also if you could answer if you think God had a creator I'd like to hear it.
What we have done to our forests and oceans is truly unforgivable. Our governments have failed us in every sense of the word. They have the put short term gains of corporations ahead of the long term futures of every living creature, such as ourselves. We cannot sustain this type of destruction and I fear what’s ahead for our future generations.
Can't ignore that it is on us too.
Pure capitalist.
YOU ARE CORRECT AJ!!!!
„Our governments“ No, it‘s you.
it's not only governments. It's all of us. You want new iphones, design clothes and sugar packed food (or healthy, whatever), and give a birth to even more people who want the same things. All of it affects nature. So if you really want to reduce it, have less children, vote for politicians who doesn't think that ecology is just waste of money, consume less and donate more.