GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS | Top Predators and Majestic Wilderness | Animal documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- Welcome to "GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS | Top Predators and Majestic Wilderness," an extraordinary animal documentary that takes you deep into the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains, one of North America's most biodiverse and breathtaking landscapes. Renowned for its mist-covered peaks and ancient forests, the Smokies are not just a scenic wonder but a battleground where some of nature's most formidable predators roam free. This documentary captures the fierce struggle for survival, from the stealthy black bear stalking its prey to the elusive red wolf prowling through dense woods.
In this captivating film, you'll encounter apex predators like the black bear, the bobcat, and the majestic red wolf, each demonstrating their unique survival strategies in this rugged environment. Discover how the Smokies' unique geological past has shaped its vast array of wildlife, making it home to a remarkable diversity of species. Experience the untamed beauty of the Smoky Mountains, where the cycle of life unfolds in a dynamic dance of predator and prey.
Join us on this immersive journey through the Great Smoky Mountains in our stunning wildlife documentary, and see the raw, unfiltered reality of its top predators in action. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share to stay updated on more exciting wildlife documentaries from the wilderness!
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The level of detail in the footage is mind-blowing. Kudos to the entire production team!
The wilderness has no rules, only rudimentary survival.
Another great video from my favorite creator! Keep them coming.
Thank you so much for your support! It's nice to know that I'm your favourite creator. There will be more videos coming soon. I hope you'll continue to follow and support them! 😊🎥
I love how much I’m learning about wildlife through these videos! 🐅💡
Beautiful. I would love to visit someday 😊
Thank you! 😊 I’m glad to hear that you found it beautiful and that it inspired you to want to visit someday. The Smoky Mountains are truly a magical place, full of stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife. I hope you get the chance to experience it in person! 🌲🏞️
Until then, keep enjoying these virtual journeys with us! 🌟
Incredible footage! The effort behind every scene really shows in the final product.
Thank you so much! Glad to know you appreciate the effort behind every scene. Hope you'll keep supporting and watching the upcoming videos!
American narrators for American documentaries.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 😊 I understand your preference for having American narrators for American documentaries. A familiar voice can definitely add a sense of connection and authenticity to the content. We always aim to match the style and voice to the subject matter and audience, so your feedback is valuable to us! 🎙️
If you have any more suggestions or thoughts, feel free to share!
Interesting video about a place I have visited. It's beautiful and interesting. Idaho has a Smoky Mountain Range also, but the base elevation is 6,000 feet. The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is mentioned, and they have many active chapters in Idaho. I'm glad they could assist with reintroduction to the park.
It's great that you had the chance to visit! Idaho has some extraordinary natural landscapes, and the support from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation in reintroducing animals into the park is significant. Such efforts help protect biodiversity and maintain the natural balance. I hope you continue discovering more natural beauty and supporting the channel! 🌲🦌
Loved seeing the predator-prey dynamics in the Smoky Mountains! The geological history adds so much depth to understanding why this place is a haven for such diverse species! Thank you for this valuable documentary🥰
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment!
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Thank you so much! 😊 I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it. Your feedback means a lot to us! If there's anything specific you liked or would love to see more of, feel free to share! 🌟
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That was not a rubythroated humming bird.
Thanks for catching that! 🕵️♂️ You're right to point out that accuracy in identifying species is crucial, especially in educational content. Ruby-throated hummingbirds have specific features, like their distinct iridescent red throats (in males) and small size, that set them apart from other hummingbird species. If there was a mistake in the video, I appreciate you bringing it to our attention so that we can improve our content's accuracy in the future. 🐦🔍
Feel free to share any other observations or feedback!
The photography is spectacular; the information is generous & appreciated; the species featured are prolific & diverse; the narration is NOT GREAT!! Pronunciation is cringe-worthy in places!! The editor must have taken a nap during the red fox segment. NOT ONLY is there an entire sentence (or possibly two) repeated verbatim, back-to-back, but there is also an unexplained fight scene between two foxes lasting several seconds that is repeated a few minutes after it first appeared. The editor evidently was doing some splicing & editing on the fly & failed to delete one of the duplications (both audio & visual). Still it's a VERY good documentary!! I've visited several times, but didn't know there were so many bears, or that there were chestnuts or such an abundance of wildflowers in the Spring, or that ants participate in their pollination!! Thank you!! ❤❤
Thank you so much for your thoughtful and detailed feedback! 🌿 We’re glad you enjoyed the photography, information, and diversity of species featured in the documentary. However, we sincerely apologize for the issues with the narration and editing. We understand how frustrating the mispronunciations and repeated scenes can be. Your observations are very valuable, and we will make sure to pay closer attention to these details in the future.
It’s great to hear that you learned new things about the wildlife, like the surprising role of ants in pollination and the abundance of wildflowers in spring! Thank you for your support and for helping us improve! 😊
@@wildnatureus2024- I'm impressed w/the speed of your response!! Before I even finished the clean-up of my punctuation & fixing the errors of the "all-knowing" SpellCheck!! (LOL!!)
I hope you don't mind my critique; it's NOT meant as criticism!! I am an OCD Editor/Illustrator. 😊 For YEARS, I had my own column w/SAN ANTONIO MAGAZINE; so I guess I carry that detail-oriented mindset w/me always!! I'm VERY grateful that you seek out quality videos to share. These nature documentaries are especially valuable in this currently insane political climate!!
None of these clips of mountains are the Great Smokey Mountains. Not even close. Other side of the country.
Thank you for pointing that out! 🏞️ It seems there was a mix-up with the footage. We'll make sure to be more accurate with our visuals in future videos. Your feedback is really appreciated, and it helps us improve! Thanks again for watching! 😊
Those were brooke trout not river chubs...
Thank you so much for pointing that out! Apologies for the mix-up between brook trout and river chubs in the video. We'll be more careful to ensure accurate information in future videos. Hope you'll keep watching and sharing your feedback to help us improve!
Ai documentary errors are hilarious. 4k stock footage and facts but not accurate to region and the way they keep repeating great smoky mountains 👏 😅 classy
@@disclosureguru7737 Thank you for your feedback! We will take it into account and work on improving the content to provide a better experience. Hope you'll keep watching and supporting the channel!
When did t he red deer populate the smokey mountains....never. so why do you show them...? Not smart.
Thank you for pointing that out! You're absolutely right, red deer are not native to the Smoky Mountains. Apologies for any confusion. We'll be more careful to ensure the information and visuals in future videos are accurate. Hope you'll keep watching and sharing your feedback so we can improve!
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