Are you looking for more dinosaurs and 100 foot long snakes again? At least you'd have a better chance of finding Bigfoot... And who knows, you may find another insect that swims in the water to make the trip worth while.
I love documentaries like this one...it can take u like ur almost there...such beautiful pictures and animals they have took...thank u to all who was involved
I have a friend that is from Venezuela, he has told me that there are many creature's that you don't see anywhere else in the world. Great documentary on a part of Venezuela that is untouched considering the turmoil going on there at the moment.
It is not millions or billions of years old and there is no way to factually say that! Thst is only thier opinion. Stop saying that! And Evolution Theory is only a theory not fact! So stop saying that!!!
@@davidclark9803 For real man! If you told people that clouds are actually pink & green in color, but the sunlight makes them appear to look white & gray, most would believe it & think it's factual. Some would even claim they can see it as well. LoL 🤣
What a fascinating documentary, virtually to an unknown world and to see the life that abounds in such dark and mysterious places is remarkable. Thank you to the people whom we saw in this video and to the people behind the scenes who made it possible. As a 77 year old, this is the only way that I will see such wondrous places. This planet is such a wonderful place.
From my perspective, Venezuela is one of the 3 to 5 most beautiful countries in the planet, and yet so unknown and underrated. This country has it all from landscapes, fauna and flora like no other country. This is the land of the tepuis which are the oldest rock formations in the world, Angel Falls (inspiration for Disney's UP, Avatar, Dinosaurs, Aracnophobia, Breaking Point, and many many others), Roraima, Margarita Island, Los Roques Archipelago, the Andes and giant glaciers, the Medanos in Coro (only sand dunes facing the Caribbean), and the longest stretch of the most beautiful Caribbean coast line. Plus great looking women!
@@nathankeel4308 some of the most beautiful countries: New Zealand, Australia, Japan, Indonesia, Mexico, Brazil, Canada, United States, Switzerland, Spain, France, Italy, Venezuela.
It would have been nice if they spent more time up high, looking for species we don't already know about. The snakes and stuff from down low are well known. I'd like to see more of the high parts with the rare animals on top of the tapui. I'd love to go on such a trip. I speak Spanish fluently and love the jungle.
@Danny Lopez yo no conozco Venezuela pero me gustaría ir. Yo creo que escuchamos mucha propaganda sobre tú país. Muchos gringos creen que es horrible. Cuál es la verdad? Yo tuve un amigo de Venezuela en Costa Rica pero no lo ví en mucho tiempo y no tengo como preguntarle. Yo aprendí español en Costa Rica, yo viví 9 años allá. Yo amo la gente y cultura. Me imagino que yo podría ir a Venezuela sin problema. Bueno, saludos desde Carolina del Norte. Espero que conocemos un día.
@@noninoni9962 I have a son in Costa Rica. I love it there. But I'd like to go to the high parts in the video to see something different. I like to travel.
Add Heaven to your bucket list and everything else(and some) will follow. The things in this world have nothing compared to what GOD created in heaven. Everything is animated!
That was one of the most interesting programs I've seen in a long time. So visually captivating, and very educational! Thank you for a most wonderful trip!
I do have a lot of respect for all of you. The reptiles scare me to the bones, especially the snakes but you brave people just play with them as if they were pets. So cool.
What a great video! However, I notice many of the people in this expedition are wearing shorts an low cut tennis shoes. If they're concerned about all these creatures that bite (rattlesnakes, Bushmasters, bullet ants, venomous spiders, etc.) you'd think they'd dress more appropriately. I spent some time in the jungle of northern Colombia and I wore calf-high boots and canvas-like trousers, and long-sleeved shirts and LOTS of mosquito repellant. Wearing shorts and sandals in the jungle makes no sense to me at all.
Fantastic nature documentary. They pushed the lost world angle way too hard though. Kind of like a search for sasquatch. Imagine this imagine that. The natural wonders right in front of the team are fantastic enough without the side show. I'll save in favorites for sure.
This is a very good documentary, and very educational. The terrain is very beautiful and also dangerous. One of the most noticeable aspects of this whole picture is how in the world did these scientists of old escape stroke in those suits they wore in such a hot climate?
Solar powered generators and portable air conditioners... They certainly didn't LOOK like they had traversed up and down and up the jungles in 100° plus heat... Trust me. I know. Been there done it. The t'shirts are rags now. (Panama twice)
I'm on my settee watching this . Anyone , including all the camera men , editors , the people that made this happen , the people here are unbelievable , the drive dedication , endurance and all accolades I could muster ., just awesome .
I love watching this documentary channel about nature of different preys predators and species . Great narrator, i am afraid of snakes i'v used moth balls before around my home.
6:14, standard US Ka-Bar fixed blade knife, good knife worth having in the collection. 32:05, fair play to the pinktoe turantula for coming out of its home for a friendly meet and greet, i think the spider knew they were coming round and probably had the kettle on waiting for them. Notice the vehicles they are traveling in..Toyota Landcruisers, need say no more. Enjoyable documentary thanx for the upload.
@@andrewdaley3081 it's sad that kids these days will never get to experience when the History Channel was awesome and actually informative about real world topics instead of just having shows about aliens and cryptids constantly over n over again.
These explorers were not on that high isolated plateau very long. They did not and could not comb in intricate detail every square inch of it. So they cannot substantiate blanket statements as to everything that is there or not there. I admire the whole group. They are incredibly brave and dedicated.
Roraima and the other tepuis are such fascinating places that it would have been a lot better to have seen more of the animals and plants on the mountain and not so much of the trek. I know some will disagree with me, but I question the presence of a cryptozoologist on this expedition when an expert botanist would have informed us far more about facts instead of wild speculation. The aquatic cave cricket was fascinating and unique, but he dismissed it in his closing comments - isn't what's real incredible enough without chasing after fantasy? I'm glad Heliamphora got a look in (though it sadly was just referred to vaguely as a "pitcher plant", which is very vague as there are other groups of "pitcher plants" in other parts of the world - Cephalotus, Darlingtonia, Sarracenia and Nepenthes) but as one of the iconic plants of Roraima, it deserved more attention than it got. And I really feel that the endless clips of The Lost World were an unnecessary annoyance - the time wasted with them could have been used to see more of the tepui and its wildlife.
First of all , y’all are 🦇💩 crazy 😵💫. I loved the video but kept feeling creepy crawlers on me🥴. Although I have to say it was all vert intriguing & fascinating to see such untouched beauty & residents not seen. A very special place on earth for sure. Loved the part where the rock just raised up & stayed that way. Terrific video👍. Bugs & all! Thank you for taking us along 👵🏻👩🌾❣️
Ben Cropp, you have done such a credit to anthroplogy!!!!!!!!!!!!! HUrray for capturing such an important piece of time!!! Hooray. I am in San Diego. you have taken me to another continent THANK YOU
If you start at about :50 you can sve a lot of time. The material is interesting with some very good close-ups of rare, but from known species of Reptilles and Spiders The rest is interesting but mostly for plant lovers. It is worthwhile to watch for young and older students, all very well shot with exelcent sound, a lot of which is clearly meant for us to overhear. A basic rule of anything on TV is, "Keep Talking", add to that the moderation. Very professionally done, BUT wasted my time for about 50 Min. My time being that of a 65 year old. Thanks, Real Wild.
I made an extension to your helicopter point, thank you. Some one came back about my comment re. the expert on life on other planets, I'm still getting over his comment.
You missed the most fiercesome of the eel family. I ran into them in crab pots in the Bering Sea and knew them as Wolf Eels. They are a cousin of the Morey Eel, EXCEPT, they had a 4 - way jaw and a venom tooth in the back. They had a regular jaw, but the front canines and incisors were on a separate hinge. So the main jaws would bite and hold while the hinged teeth would continue to chomp away. Additionally, the jaws flex could pull inwards at the rear. Lastly, a separate boney pallet with a crosshatch pointy pattern would pulverize anything in the jaw's bite. So the eel would bite, tear the flesh as it pulled in the sides of its jaws, while the hinged incisors continued to cut at the front while the boney pallette pulverized whatever was in the jaws, all the while injecting poison. These fish were so spectacularly powerful in their bite we used to through things laying around on deck into its mouth just to watch what it could destroy.
Wolf eels are not venomous, and moray eels are far more dangerous, there are numerous documented unprovoked attacks. Wolf eels are not aggressive to humans.
Wow it cost trillions and billions of dollars to explore space and haven’t discovered a single form of life not even a alien but here on earth there’s so much more that can be discovered in uncharted territories like this 1, this documentary was amazing, for deeper exploration requires technology like a rocket ship going out of space for earthly use only
@@knutlid1099 have you ever flew over any country it's all wilderness there's no way we could ever overpopulate this world people are brainwash shut off your TV
6:37 huge Centipede ft long with Fangs these guys r like No worrys picks it up 23:10 when you poke around the snake you feel a lateral movement - yes that be me running across water xd
@ 5:03 one of the members of the make "Hollywood" proud team , and I quote "A biologist who studies life on other planets," . What other planets do we have life forms from for her to study? Key clue is the word "Hollywood" the C.I.A. land of make believe and "make them believe." It is a mysterious jungle here on earth folks just one more piece of terra firma yet to be expolored in full minus all the added drama queen theatrics.
You have to be aware of how really wild the Amazon rain forrest really was to even guess how daring these explorations actually were. In 1946 American Leonard Clark and Peruvian Jorge Mendoza descended the Perene River to the Tambo and then to the Ucayale River to become the first etnic Europeans to have crossed the Eastern slopes and foothills of the headwaters of the Southern Amazon basin.
@@fileroloc actually these days it's mostly illegal refugees from Africa, trying to get to Mexico. They fly specifically to countries that do not require a visa
"science is not a belief system. You don't ask people to believe something. You show them evidence and they either accept it or reject it" Hazel Barton, Micro Biologist
Fulfilling! I appreciate you, all persons involved in the making of this educational exploration into a new part of our world that I know very little about.
New?!? Didn't you hear the narrator? That place was created when Panga became NOT Pangea...I forgot the name he used for the super continent breaking up. Point is, that plateau is old, like really old.
Our government is not going to be responsible for the health of this country, it's opposed to the prime directive of keeping our population down and con trolled!!
@@kathycondon4734 the big problem of this country is communism..surpising they were allowed to do this expedition. the need is amazing grace for the government and all people. thanks FREEDOM
FIRST OFF. DID Y'ALL GET BLESSED WITH THE MATRIX ADVERT? OH MY GOD!!! MY FAV MOVIE SERIES. I was stationed in HI, and my company went to the field. One one my fellow soldiers got bitten on the neck by one, and the insect repellent didn't work. But it think he laid on it, or it crawled into his sleeping bag. The pincer marks left behind were very prominent, and the pain was obvious b'cuz he walked like it was painful to move. SHAKE OUT YOUR SLEEPING BAG, AND CLOSE IT UP TO THE Breathing hole, or zip it COMPLETELY UP!!!
Cricket in the cave swimming under water. When we were kids in Brazil we used to watch them...interesting to watch the bubbles they release floating upwards.
Amo MUITO os Animais 🙂 Girafas, Ursos, Lobos, Rinocerontes, Leopardos, Suricatos, o Ratel, o Carcaju, o Gato-Maracajá, o Feneco, o Cachorro Vinagre, o Macaco Orangotango, o Tamanduá-Bandeira, o Elande, Zebras, Cavalos Selvagens, o Calau, o Lagarto Varano-do-Nilo, a grande Serpente Píton Birmanesa e etc. mais os meus DOIS Animais Preferidos são o Hipopótamo e o Cachorro Selvagem Africano. O nome Hipopótamo provêm do Grego Antigo, e Significa "Cavalo do Rio". gosto muito dos Hipopótamos e Não pela beleza, pois NÃO são tão bonitos assim. Mas Admiro MUITO os Hipopótamos por serem Animais que impõe respeito, até os animais que estão no topo da Cadeia alimentar como os Leões e os Crocodilos respeitam os Hipopótamos, os Leões só atacam à um Hipopótamo Adulto se estiverem em Bando e Geralmente o Bando Completo para abater um Hipopótamo Adulto e MESMO assim com GRANDES riscos de um dos leões serem gravemente ferido e até morto como inclusive já aconteceu muitas vezes. Portanto um único Leão por mais Forte e Grande que seja, Não se atreve a atacar sozinho a um Hipopótamo Adulto. e a mesma coisa os Crocodilos, até os Maiores da espécie Não se atrevem a atacar sozinho à um Hipopótamo Adulto. Já foi filmado Hipopótamos colocando até os Grandes e Temidos Tubarões das espécies Tigre e Touro para "correr" ou melhor dizendo para Nadar fugindo rs, Estes Tubarões tem a Capacidade de Viver MUITO tempo em Rios de água doce, eles entram pelos grandes e médios rios que deságuam no mar. O Hipopótamo vive em média entre 42 à 50 anos. O Período de Gestação é de 243 dias tendo apenas um filhote. Mas em casos raros em que a mãe Hipopótamo tem DOIS filhotes, ela abandona um. O Macho dominante agrupa entre 05 a 30 fêmeas e jovens crias. tanto o acasalamento como o parto ocorrem na água. Só o Macho Dominante Acasala com as fêmeas, mas vez ou outra o Macho Dominante é Desafiado em um Luta q muitas vezes É até a morte, por um macho que vive no grupo dos Machos, e quando o Macho Dominante é Derrotado, o Vencedor mata todos os filhotes. a Mesma coisa acontece com os Leões, quando um "Novo Rei" assumi o Bando ele mata todos os filhotes. O reino animal as vezes é cruel e em muitos casos dentro da mesma espécie, e quase sempre são os filhotes que pagam o preço. O Hipopótamo Macho tem em média o Peso: entre 1.650 à 1.800 Kg. Adulto, e a Fêmea entre 1.340 à 1.550 Kg. Adulto, a Altura chega em média entre 1,5 m, até ao ombro. O comprimento, É em média, de 3,5 m, Sua velocidade em (terra) é entre 32 à 35 Km/h. OBS: O Hipopótamo não esta nem entre os 14 animais mais Velozes do Mundo, Claro. Mas esta Velocidade É considerada Altíssima pelos Pesquisadores levando em Consideração o Tamanho e Principalmente o Grande Peso do Animal. e eles conseguem manter esta incrível velocidade em terra mais Tempo q uma Jovem pessoa consegue manter sua velocidade máxima, q É em média 14 à 18 Km/h. OBS: e não estou me referindo aos Atletas profissionais q tem uma velocidade um pouco MAIS que a média de uma pessoa comum. Os Hipopótamos são animais Semi-Aquáticos Vivem a MAIOR parte do Tempo na água, habitam as margens de Rios, Lagos e Pântanos. Saem para se alimentarem com mais frequência a Noite, Embora algumas vezes tbm saem durante o dia. Os Hipopótamos Se Alimentam PRINCIPALMENTE de capim e grama, mas DIFERENTE do q MUITOS pensam eles tbm comem algumas VEZES durante o Ano Carne. OBS: embora façam APENAS em Casos de Necessidade como por Ex: na época q tem pouco capim Ou em casos AINDA MAIS EXTREMOS, como numa Seca onde o Capim e etc.. diminuem AINDA MAIS, Então os Hipopótamos precisam complementar o restante do alimento necessário com carne de qualquer animal q eles tem a oportunidade de matar. Portanto o Hipopótamo embora seja HERBÍVORO Comendo PRINCIPALMENTE alimentos de Origem vegetal, mas se Necessário for tbm Se Alimenta de origem animal. Os Hipopótamos podem ficar até 5 minutos submersos de baixo d'água sem respirar. já houve registros de Grandes Machos ficando até 7 minutos Submersos de baixo d'água. e eles correm dentro d'água no fundo dos rios e são extremamente rápidos podendo chegar a uma Velocidade entre 9 à 10 Km/h. e NÃO é por acaso q os Hipopótamos são Animais temidos até por Predadores, pois além de ter muita Força física por causa de seu Peso e Tamanho tbm tem Presas enormes com até 40 cm, de comprimento, e afiadíssimas como Espadas. e uma das Mordidas mais Poderosas e Fortes do Reino Animal na (5°) Posição, Apenas Quatro espécies de animais tem a Mordida MAIS FORTE q a do Hipopótamo, e três são espécies de Crocodilos. porém o Hipopótamo é o animal com a Mordida MAIS FORTE entre os Mamíferos, com uma mordida em média entre ( 816 à 825 ) kg de Força. OBS: o único Animal que o Hipopótamo respeita e de certa forma até os teme, É o Elefante por causa de sua Grande Força e Tamanho. Os Elefantes são Simplesmente os Maiores e mais Pesados animais terrestres. O Hipopótamo é MUITO Perigoso até para humanos, nenhum outro Animal mata tantas pessoas quanto os Hipopótamos com cerca de 240 à 260 mortes por ano causadas por Ataques de Hipopótamos. em 2° vem os Crocodilos q causam a morte de cerca de 215 à 225 pessoas por ano. em 3° vem os Leões q causam a morte de cerca de 105 à 110 pessoas por ano. OBS: estes números Sempre estão sendo Atualizados anualmente, as vezes para mais MORTES do que a média, e as vezes com menos MORTES do que a média em consequência dos Ataques destes animais, mas os Hipopótamos Sempre aparecem no topo da lista dos animais q mais matam humanos, e estão um Bom tempo em "PRIMEIRO LUGAR ". Portanto se alguém um dia for na África pense duas vezes antes de chegar perto DEMAIS de um Hipopótamo, ainda que esteja dentro d'água pois ele pode sair rapidinho. Nota: Felizmente Os Hipopótamos NÃO estão na Lista de animais ameaçados de extinção. Agora o meu 2° Animal Preferido o Cachorro Selvagem Africano tbm Conhecido como "Mabeco" é da Família dos Canídeos. um fato Curioso sobre o Cachorro Selvagem Africano é que o nome Científico dá espécie: (Lycaon pictus) Significa "Lobo Pintado" ou Seja o Mabeco ou Cachorro Selvagem Africano tem um nome diferente do nome Científico. Gosto muito dos Mabecos pois Além de serem Lindos, São Muito inteligentes, trabalham em equipe nas Caçadas com cada membro da matilha "jogando bem na sua posição" Eles caçam em grupo e começam assustando manadas para separar um indivíduo mais debilitado, Caçam desde animais pequenos como as Gazelas a animais de médio e Grande porte Como Gnus, Zebras, e em casos não muito comuns Búfalos. Mas as presas Preferidas dos Mabecos São os Impalas. eles tem Estratégias diferentes Nas Caçadas mudam de acordo com a necessidade e tbm de acordo com o tipo de presa q estão Caçando. as duas estratégias de Caça usadas pelos mabecos são a Embosca, mas Principalmente a perseguição Implacável a presa. nesta Estratégia eles se dividem em pequenos Grupos que se revezam, com cada grupo longe um do outro; a medida que um dos grupo se Cansam, os outros grupos que estão posicionados bem mais a frente, assumem a PERSEGUIÇÃO e assim Sucessivamente, eles mordem a parte traseira da presa até que ela fique exausta e desista. OBS: este tipo de Estratégia de Caça q é Considerada pelos Pesquisadores como uma das MAIS inteligentes e eficazes entre Predadores, Só é vista entre os Mabecos. e Com CERTEZA esta estratégia específica de caça aliada a União e ao trabalho Coordenado em equipe fazem dos Mabecos Os Predadores mais bem Sucedidos Com MAIOR Índice de Sucesso nas Caçadas com Cerca de 85% à 87% OBS: em algumas regiões da África o Índice chega a 90%. o 2° É o Lobo Cinzento com 76%. e 3° o Chita com 68%. Os Mabecos tbm tem Costumes e hábitos q não vemos em nenhuma outra espécie de Predador. Como Ex: antes das Caçadas eles fazem um tipo de "cerimônia " de Cumprimento uns com os outros, através do (tato e voz) para animar e aumentar a empolgação na Caçada 🙂 É mais ou menos como uma equipe Esportiva faz antes de um Jogo Importante e decisivo. Os Mabecos são muito amáveis uns com os outros os mais Jovens e os mais experientes das Caçadas Alimentam não apenas os filhotes regogitando Carne, mas alimentam tbm os membros da Matilha q estão machucados e impossibilitados de caçar por algum motivo; e alimentam tbm aos membros mais velhos da matilha q NÃO conseguem mais caçar. OBS: este tipo de Comportamento NÃO é Visto em nenhuma outra espécie de Predador mesmo aqueles q vivem em grupos, Bandos, clãs, Alcatéias, matilhas e etc.. e os Mabecos NUNCA ou quase nunca brigam entre si, Só é Comum brigarem COM matilhas rivais da mesma espécie, q Geralmente é por território de Caça. Mas membros da mesma Matilha difícilmente brigam, nem mesmo por alimento. E na hora de escolher o novo Casal Chefes da Matilha quando os atuais já são Velhos, que Sempre são dois o Macho e a Fêmea alfa, eles escolhem o Novo Casal líder, através de uma espécie de "votação" ou "Assembleia" mas uma vez esse tipo de Comportamento na hora de escolher os Novos Chefes sem Violência e Brigas sangrentas, só é vista nos Cães Selvagens Africanos. diferente de TODOS os outros Predadores que é através de Violentas e sangrentas brigas à disputa pela liderança, e muitas vezes até a morte. Como vemos em Todos os Predadores que Vivem em Grupos, Bandos, Clãs, matilhas etc.. e de acordo com os Pesquisadores Os Mabecos tbm DECIDEM no "voto" Quando sair para Caçar, a estratégia q será usada na Caça e qual presa vão Caçar. Isso É Simplesmente Incrível. Os Cães Selvagens Africanos são formidáveis 🙂 amo♥️eles. o Mabeco É o Predador Africano com Maior risco de extinção, Hoje vivem d 6 a 7 mil na África.
many thanks for uploading this brilliant documentary n bet w9ihes n great respect for all who took part in making it , through their spirit of adventure we are benefitting enormously keep safe n keep exploring guys your all great thank you all
British Nature Documentaries vs American. In British ones all you see is the amazing wildlife and nature. In Americas ones, you’re forced ad nauseam to watch cameramen, staff or narrators. It’s like their egos can’t hide behind the camera
That is exactly what I see, a big arse spider monkey or yea, a weird angle on a regular spider monkey. I'm no scientists or expert but spider monkeys are my favorite and they have that forward hair, they're just the cutest monkeys ever
It never ceases to amaze me how Europeans discover things that ancient Civilizations left behind. How the hell do know no one has never been there before...😡
I like the camera man, he totally found it and kept his mouth shut. Idk how these men was so stupid to not get proper footwear for the situation. They knew they'd be walking through water, a lot. Also, that one donkey made it sound cool that his friends have died and he's came close. Stuff like that let's me know just how fake this is. They're supposed to be scientists and yet don't think to get some waterproof boots?
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A biologist that studies life on other planets? How stupid are your viewers? I say she has never studied life on other planets. Prove me wrong.
Are you looking for more dinosaurs and 100 foot long snakes again? At least you'd have a better chance of finding Bigfoot... And who knows, you may find another insect that swims in the water to make the trip worth while.
@@dhouse609 From watching this video, it sounds like she's not looked for life on THIS planet either.
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I'm a proud Venezuelan of everything my country has in natural beauty and resources and, unique fauna.
I love documentaries like this one...it can take u like ur almost there...such beautiful pictures and animals they have took...thank u to all who was involved
I add my voice to yours...
Please learn how to spell words like the rest of us adults, instead of single letters. You'll appear educated.
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I have a friend that is from Venezuela, he has told me that there are many creature's that you don't see anywhere else in the world. Great documentary on a part of Venezuela that is untouched considering the turmoil going on there at the moment.
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Would love to know about the animals that we have not even heard of yet
It is not millions or billions of years old and there is no way to factually say that! Thst is only thier opinion. Stop saying that! And Evolution Theory is only a theory not fact! So stop saying that!!!
@@davidclark9803 For real man! If you told people that clouds are actually pink & green in color, but the sunlight makes them appear to look white & gray, most would believe it & think it's factual. Some would even claim they can see it as well. LoL 🤣
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What a fascinating documentary, virtually to an unknown world and to see the life that abounds in such dark and mysterious places is remarkable. Thank you to the people whom we saw in this video and to the people behind the scenes who made it possible. As a 77 year old, this is the only way that I will see such wondrous places. This planet is such a wonderful place.
U can tell the guide is genuinely excited and can't stop smiling and enjoys it bringing ppl along
Beautiful area, I did a trip to this area about 20 years ago, swam in the canima lagoon, and walked through the falls there
Don't try that today!!!
@@charlestonbrown148 its pretty safe there lol but pretty expensive
Hey i'm venezuelan, and this is a great documentary. I loved the information that was presented. And it was a great group of scientists.
Saludos desde Carolina del Norte
@@comfortablynumb9342 NC in the house
From my perspective, Venezuela is one of the 3 to 5 most beautiful countries in the planet, and yet so unknown and underrated. This country has it all from landscapes, fauna and flora like no other country. This is the land of the tepuis which are the oldest rock formations in the world, Angel Falls (inspiration for Disney's UP, Avatar, Dinosaurs, Aracnophobia, Breaking Point, and many many others), Roraima, Margarita Island, Los Roques Archipelago, the Andes and giant glaciers, the Medanos in Coro (only sand dunes facing the Caribbean), and the longest stretch of the most beautiful Caribbean coast line. Plus great looking women!
What in your opinion are the 5 most beautiful countries?
@@nathankeel4308 some of the most beautiful countries: New Zealand, Australia, Japan, Indonesia, Mexico, Brazil, Canada, United States, Switzerland, Spain, France, Italy, Venezuela.
Don't forget that swimming cricket.
It was nice of the unknown to have such a well worn trail for them
Yea u can't give credit to Indians remember. Haha I'm sure there where brave Indians who ventured there many times.
It would have been nice if they spent more time up high, looking for species we don't already know about. The snakes and stuff from down low are well known. I'd like to see more of the high parts with the rare animals on top of the tapui.
I'd love to go on such a trip. I speak Spanish fluently and love the jungle.
@Danny Lopez yo no conozco Venezuela pero me gustaría ir. Yo creo que escuchamos mucha propaganda sobre tú país. Muchos gringos creen que es horrible. Cuál es la verdad? Yo tuve un amigo de Venezuela en Costa Rica pero no lo ví en mucho tiempo y no tengo como preguntarle. Yo aprendí español en Costa Rica, yo viví 9 años allá. Yo amo la gente y cultura. Me imagino que yo podría ir a Venezuela sin problema.
Bueno, saludos desde Carolina del Norte. Espero que conocemos un día.
WHY?? It's safer and cheaper to go to Costa Rica.
@@noninoni9962 I have a son in Costa Rica. I love it there. But I'd like to go to the high parts in the video to see something different. I like to travel.
I'm Guyanese, and never yet visited Roraima. That will be on my bucket list 🙂
Add Heaven to your bucket list and everything else(and some) will follow. The things in this world have nothing compared to what GOD created in heaven. Everything is animated!
Very 👍
@@onomanapua no one is interested in your delusions.
I visited angel falls in 2012 and keiteur falls in 2018. Truly awe inspiring. You are fortunate to live in such a beautiful place
That was one of the most interesting programs I've seen in a long time. So visually captivating, and very educational! Thank you for a most wonderful trip!
I do have a lot of respect for all of you. The reptiles scare me to the bones, especially the snakes but you brave people just play with them as if they were pets. So cool.
Great watch. Enjoyed every bit 😊
apparently there have been lots of ppl before them . that trail is pretty visable. they act like they are the first ones in 150 years.
Could be an animal trail 😂
This has to be one of the most enjoyable documentaries I have seen for quite some time. Thank you
Wonder
This video is BREATHTAKINGLY BEAUTIFUL... & WILDLY AWESOME...😍
What a great video! However, I notice many of the people in this expedition are wearing shorts an low cut tennis shoes. If they're concerned about all these creatures that bite (rattlesnakes, Bushmasters, bullet ants, venomous spiders, etc.) you'd think they'd dress more appropriately. I spent some time in the jungle of northern Colombia and I wore calf-high boots and canvas-like trousers, and long-sleeved shirts and LOTS of mosquito repellant. Wearing shorts and sandals in the jungle makes no sense to me at all.
I was thinking that myself!
It's a show! They most likely not were not even there! I bet all the animals are from a zoo.
@@lll9409 …lol
It makes sense .but in the world of tv Anything goes i guss
When you have lived there all your life, I imagine you are used to this stuff. You always see the locals dressing like this in these places.
best video on youtube
Fantastic nature documentary. They pushed the lost world angle way too hard though. Kind of like a search for sasquatch. Imagine this imagine that. The natural wonders right in front of the team are fantastic enough without the side show. I'll save in favorites for sure.
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Agreed!!
Excellent film. Watch it from start to finish.
This is a very good documentary, and very educational. The terrain is very beautiful and also dangerous. One of the most noticeable aspects of this whole picture is how in the world did these scientists of old escape stroke in those suits they wore in such a hot climate?
Reckon they stripped to their skivvies, eh? The suits were designed to keep the sun off of their white bums...so that is why they wore them.
Solar powered generators and portable air conditioners... They certainly didn't LOOK like they had traversed up and down and up the jungles in 100° plus heat... Trust me. I know. Been there done it. The t'shirts are rags now. (Panama twice)
I'm on my settee watching this . Anyone , including all the camera men , editors , the people that made this happen , the people here are unbelievable , the drive dedication , endurance and all accolades I could muster ., just awesome .
Greatest documentary i've ever seen!! Their passion and knowlegde is out of the world!
Gimme a break
was für eine tolle doku, die mich wirklich überascht hat, weil so viele bereiche darin enthalten sind. thumbs up!
Thanks so much to all of you. I always wanted to visit Canaima, so beautiful, mysterious, and exciting.
I love watching this documentary channel about nature of different preys predators and species . Great narrator, i am afraid of snakes i'v used moth balls before around my home.
Do you use the moth balls to repel the snakes? Just wondering.
@@johnferguson4089 the moth ball has a scent that snakes or rats can't stand.
@@wykeishacraft6820 - Many thanks, I didn't know that and it's very useful information.
6:14, standard US Ka-Bar fixed blade knife, good knife worth having in the collection. 32:05, fair play to the pinktoe turantula for coming out of its home for a friendly meet and greet, i think the spider knew they were coming round and probably had the kettle on waiting for them. Notice the vehicles they are traveling in..Toyota Landcruisers, need say no more. Enjoyable documentary thanx for the upload.
I really enjoyed watching. I thought it was the History Channel. It’s just as good 👍🏽
The history channel is rubbish it it used to be good about 15 years ago. 🇬🇧👍
@@andrewdaley3081 it's sad that kids these days will never get to experience when the History Channel was awesome and actually informative about real world topics instead of just having shows about aliens and cryptids constantly over n over again.
yes,but ho build the bridge upthere
This is among the best Docs I have ever seen!! Very nice! I wouldn't ever go in there without an AK 47 rifle. Never!
You need a flame thrower for this jungle
These explorers were not on that high isolated plateau very long. They did not and could not comb in intricate detail every square inch of it. So they cannot substantiate blanket statements as to everything that is there or not there. I admire the whole group. They are incredibly brave and dedicated.
Sheesh! What a trail!
Roraima and the other tepuis are such fascinating places that it would have been a lot better to have seen more of the animals and plants on the mountain and not so much of the trek. I know some will disagree with me, but I question the presence of a cryptozoologist on this expedition when an expert botanist would have informed us far more about facts instead of wild speculation. The aquatic cave cricket was fascinating and unique, but he dismissed it in his closing comments - isn't what's real incredible enough without chasing after fantasy? I'm glad Heliamphora got a look in (though it sadly was just referred to vaguely as a "pitcher plant", which is very vague as there are other groups of "pitcher plants" in other parts of the world - Cephalotus, Darlingtonia, Sarracenia and Nepenthes) but as one of the iconic plants of Roraima, it deserved more attention than it got. And I really feel that the endless clips of The Lost World were an unnecessary annoyance - the time wasted with them could have been used to see more of the tepui and its wildlife.
This is so produced!!!
@Long Live NRA lmfao
This is the most beautiful place I’ve ever seen, just lovely.
I was engaged every second. What an amazing experience.
yes
God-made beautiful be even better (for a man to look at!)
First of all , y’all are 🦇💩 crazy 😵💫. I loved the video but kept feeling creepy crawlers on me🥴.
Although I have to say it was all vert intriguing & fascinating to see such untouched beauty & residents not seen. A very special place on earth for sure. Loved the part where the rock just raised up & stayed that way. Terrific video👍. Bugs & all! Thank you for taking us along
👵🏻👩🌾❣️
Dean and Hazel very funny at first it seemed like they liked each other but it went by the end. 😂😂
great documentary. i love tarantula's
Thank you for taking this journey.
Great one
Thanks 👍
Ben Cropp, you have done such a credit to anthroplogy!!!!!!!!!!!!! HUrray for capturing such an important piece of time!!!
Hooray. I am in San Diego. you have taken me to another continent THANK YOU
Such a tremendously beautiful place.
Wow, this is awesome. Love it when the recommendation algorithm works.
Love this
If you start at about :50 you can sve a lot of time. The material is interesting with some very good close-ups of rare, but
from known species of Reptilles and Spiders The rest is interesting but mostly for plant lovers. It is worthwhile to watch for young and older students, all very well shot with exelcent sound, a lot of which is clearly meant for us to overhear.
A basic rule of anything on TV is, "Keep Talking", add to that the moderation. Very professionally done, BUT wasted my time
for about 50 Min. My time being that of a 65 year old. Thanks, Real Wild.
What an incredible documentary!
A really good program.
How do they get supplies delivered to them? Amazing documentary - incredible storytelling and cinemaphotography.
Yeah. When they
Need their jeeps, they're right there
THAT BIG BRIDGE. (Supposedly in the middle of nowhere....)
I was thinking all along " Don't we have something called helicopters? "
They are creating a fake impression to make it interesting,
Its funny. Intelligent people have to waste time on dumb content for idiots just to gain 1 minute of knowledge
Its the journey moreso than the final destination. No helicopters in the " Age Of Discovery ".
I made an extension to your helicopter point, thank you.
Some one came back about my comment re. the expert on life on other planets, I'm still getting over his comment.
It's about spiders and snakes and crocs and ants. Not clouds.
BRAVO, BRAVO !!!
You missed the most fiercesome of the eel family. I ran into them in crab pots in the Bering Sea and knew them as Wolf Eels. They are a cousin of the Morey Eel, EXCEPT, they had a 4 - way jaw and a venom tooth in the back. They had a regular jaw, but the front canines and incisors were on a separate hinge. So the main jaws would bite and hold while the hinged teeth would continue to chomp away. Additionally, the jaws flex could pull inwards at the rear. Lastly, a separate boney pallet with a crosshatch pointy pattern would pulverize anything in the jaw's bite. So the eel would bite, tear the flesh as it pulled in the sides of its jaws, while the hinged incisors continued to cut at the front while the boney pallette pulverized whatever was in the jaws, all the while injecting poison. These fish were so spectacularly powerful in their bite we used to through things laying around on deck into its mouth just to watch what it could destroy.
That's insane! lol
Wolf eels are not venomous, and moray eels are far more dangerous, there are numerous documented unprovoked attacks. Wolf eels are not aggressive to humans.
Special thanks to your high-res clip that makes it enjoyable
Are we just gonna ignore the fact he waded into that water wearing flip-flops!?!! 🙈🤣
Yes we ignore it.
I loved this!
Wow it cost trillions and billions of dollars to explore space and haven’t discovered a single form of life not even a alien but here on earth there’s so much more that can be discovered in uncharted territories like this 1, this documentary was amazing, for deeper exploration requires technology like a rocket ship going out of space for earthly use only
One thing will destroy our planet overpopulasjon !!!!
@@knutlid1099 have you ever flew over any country it's all wilderness there's no way we could ever overpopulate this world people are brainwash shut off your TV
fantasy to see those natural beauty of venezuela, look likes mangrove forest Sunderban of Bangladesh. love from Bangladesh🥰
6:37 huge Centipede ft long with Fangs these guys r like No worrys picks it up
23:10 when you poke around the snake you feel a lateral movement - yes that be me running across water xd
25:40 No god told the pope its a fish! THOSE WHACKY GOD PRETENDERS DO PLAY REALLY DUMB GAMES!🤦♂️🤣
23:25 there's a snake behind them.
@@sarahconner2832 Its the same one its just not as exciting if they walk up to when they have seen it so they do lots of shots!
@@sarahconner2832 no that’s one of the rodents
Very interesting and eye opening on such a journey as this.
@ 5:03 one of the members of the make "Hollywood" proud team , and I quote "A biologist who studies life on other planets," . What other planets do we have life forms from for her to study? Key clue is the word "Hollywood" the C.I.A. land of make believe and "make them believe." It is a mysterious jungle here on earth folks just one more piece of terra firma yet to be expolored in full minus all the added drama queen theatrics.
Gotta come to Guyana and see a lot more. Roraima connects Guyana, Venezuela and Brazil
Absolutely loved this ..please make more😇🙏🙏🙏thanku xxx
Wow great expedition
You have to be aware of how really wild the Amazon rain forrest really was to even guess how daring these explorations actually were. In 1946 American Leonard Clark and Peruvian Jorge Mendoza descended the Perene River to the Tambo and then to the Ucayale River to become the first etnic Europeans to have crossed the Eastern slopes and foothills of the headwaters of the Southern Amazon basin.
Somebody had to do it and I’m glad they did. Life is amazing
Shit u imagine how difficult n scary that shit would be. Sounds amazing tho. Only the brave move forward
@@fileroloc actually these days it's mostly illegal refugees from Africa, trying to get to Mexico. They fly specifically to countries that do not require a visa
GREAT Show 5 🌟☮️.
"science is not a belief system. You don't ask people to believe something. You show them evidence and they either accept it or reject it" Hazel Barton, Micro Biologist
Some chick goes to college and everyone that has seen something she hasn't becomes a lyre
Yes, that is certainly how it is supposed to be.
This documentary is great.
This was wonderful. Thank you.
That Was So Very Awesome !!! Well Done Guys You Did Fantastic !!! And you Found A Bunch Of Very Cool Insects !!!
Fulfilling!
I appreciate you, all persons involved in the making of this educational exploration into a new part of our world that I know very little about.
New?!? Didn't you hear the narrator? That place was created when Panga became NOT Pangea...I forgot the name he used for the super continent breaking up. Point is, that plateau is old, like really old.
Our government is not going to be responsible for the health of this country, it's opposed to the prime directive of keeping our population down and con
trolled!!
@@kathycondon4734 the big problem of this country is communism..surpising they were allowed to do this expedition. the need is amazing grace for the government and all people. thanks FREEDOM
I really like those exploring movie of Venizaila the real prehistoric wilderness that's really a great show .the lost world alright .
I'm getting a science education watching this lost world movie
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In the name of true science I Appreciate you all.
👌❤❤thank you!.....
These cave explorers must've missed the greatest New Years horror flick *"The Descent'"* ...I swear that even looks like the same _cave_ 🤦🏻♀️⚰️
FIRST OFF. DID Y'ALL GET BLESSED WITH THE MATRIX ADVERT? OH MY GOD!!! MY FAV MOVIE SERIES. I was stationed in HI, and my company went to the field. One one my fellow soldiers got bitten on the neck by one, and the insect repellent didn't work. But it think he laid on it, or it crawled into his sleeping bag. The pincer marks left behind were very prominent, and the pain was obvious b'cuz he walked like it was painful to move. SHAKE OUT YOUR SLEEPING BAG, AND CLOSE IT UP TO THE Breathing hole, or zip it COMPLETELY UP!!!
How exciting but terrifying to be a part of such an exploration.
More exhausting and with health risks than terrifying!!!
❤️❤️❤️ Wow!!
how lucky these guys were, the animals happened to be wherever they went!
LOL! Yeah, drama vid!
I really don't know what to say. The spider tarantula deal is suspect.
@@judithwalker3600 خبرهای جدید
It's a reality tv show...scientists my ass, idiot wearing sandals, where's that fer-de-lance to step on. Oh right, safely back in it's container.
Awsome and beautiful
for me its the: BIOLOGIST THAT STUDIES LIFE ON OTHER PLANETS
YeAh me to...like wow.....
Still not as bad as the cRyPtOzoologist
hasnt heard of the great filter
The heavy set , ginger guy is fearless. Good program!
I could never pick up that centipede.
Cricket in the cave swimming under water. When we were kids in Brazil we used to watch them...interesting to watch the bubbles they release floating upwards.
Kd
So ur telling me that damn tarantula is perfectly harmless
He didn't say that.
Thanx for the tour
The only true similarities shared by humans with primates: greed, animosity, disease, and foul manners... The list is complete and correct.
Only man add exaggeration!
You forgot uncivilized, js
And delusional...
Much Respect for this Video.
Amo MUITO os Animais 🙂 Girafas, Ursos, Lobos, Rinocerontes, Leopardos, Suricatos, o Ratel, o Carcaju, o Gato-Maracajá, o Feneco, o Cachorro Vinagre, o Macaco Orangotango, o Tamanduá-Bandeira, o Elande, Zebras, Cavalos Selvagens, o Calau, o Lagarto Varano-do-Nilo, a grande Serpente Píton Birmanesa e etc. mais os meus DOIS Animais Preferidos são o Hipopótamo e o Cachorro Selvagem Africano. O nome Hipopótamo provêm do Grego Antigo, e Significa "Cavalo do Rio". gosto muito dos Hipopótamos e Não pela beleza, pois NÃO são tão bonitos assim. Mas Admiro MUITO os Hipopótamos por serem Animais que impõe respeito, até os animais que estão no topo da Cadeia alimentar como os Leões e os Crocodilos respeitam os Hipopótamos, os Leões só atacam à um Hipopótamo Adulto se estiverem em Bando e Geralmente o Bando Completo para abater um Hipopótamo Adulto e MESMO assim com GRANDES riscos de um dos leões serem gravemente ferido e até morto como inclusive já aconteceu muitas vezes. Portanto um único Leão por mais Forte e Grande que seja, Não se atreve a atacar sozinho a um Hipopótamo Adulto. e a mesma coisa os Crocodilos, até os Maiores da espécie Não se atrevem a atacar sozinho à um Hipopótamo Adulto. Já foi filmado Hipopótamos colocando até os Grandes e Temidos Tubarões das espécies Tigre e Touro para "correr" ou melhor dizendo para Nadar fugindo rs, Estes Tubarões tem a Capacidade de Viver MUITO tempo em Rios de água doce, eles entram pelos grandes e médios rios que deságuam no mar. O Hipopótamo vive em média entre 42 à 50 anos. O Período de Gestação é de 243 dias tendo apenas um filhote. Mas em casos raros em que a mãe Hipopótamo tem DOIS filhotes, ela abandona um. O Macho dominante agrupa entre 05 a 30 fêmeas e jovens crias. tanto o acasalamento como o parto ocorrem na água. Só o Macho Dominante Acasala com as fêmeas, mas vez ou outra o Macho Dominante é Desafiado em um Luta q muitas vezes É até a morte, por um macho que vive no grupo dos Machos, e quando o Macho Dominante é Derrotado, o Vencedor mata todos os filhotes. a Mesma coisa acontece com os Leões, quando um "Novo Rei" assumi o Bando ele mata todos os filhotes. O reino animal as vezes é cruel e em muitos casos dentro da mesma espécie, e quase sempre são os filhotes que pagam o preço. O Hipopótamo Macho tem em média o Peso: entre 1.650 à 1.800 Kg. Adulto, e a Fêmea entre 1.340 à 1.550 Kg. Adulto, a Altura chega em média entre 1,5 m, até ao ombro. O comprimento, É em média, de 3,5 m, Sua velocidade em (terra) é entre 32 à 35 Km/h. OBS: O Hipopótamo não esta nem entre os 14 animais mais Velozes do Mundo, Claro. Mas esta Velocidade É considerada Altíssima pelos Pesquisadores levando em Consideração o Tamanho e Principalmente o Grande Peso do Animal. e eles conseguem manter esta incrível velocidade em terra mais Tempo q uma Jovem pessoa consegue manter sua velocidade máxima, q É em média 14 à 18 Km/h. OBS: e não estou me referindo aos Atletas profissionais q tem uma velocidade um pouco MAIS que a média de uma pessoa comum. Os Hipopótamos são animais Semi-Aquáticos Vivem a MAIOR parte do Tempo na água, habitam as margens de Rios, Lagos e Pântanos. Saem para se alimentarem com mais frequência a Noite, Embora algumas vezes tbm saem durante o dia. Os Hipopótamos Se Alimentam PRINCIPALMENTE de capim e grama, mas DIFERENTE do q MUITOS pensam eles tbm comem algumas VEZES durante o Ano Carne. OBS: embora façam APENAS em Casos de Necessidade como por Ex: na época q tem pouco capim Ou em casos AINDA MAIS EXTREMOS, como numa Seca onde o Capim e etc.. diminuem AINDA MAIS, Então os Hipopótamos precisam complementar o restante do alimento necessário com carne de qualquer animal q eles tem a oportunidade de matar. Portanto o Hipopótamo embora seja HERBÍVORO Comendo PRINCIPALMENTE alimentos de Origem vegetal, mas se Necessário for tbm Se Alimenta de origem animal. Os Hipopótamos podem ficar até 5 minutos submersos de baixo d'água sem respirar. já houve registros de Grandes Machos ficando até 7 minutos Submersos de baixo d'água. e eles correm dentro d'água no fundo dos rios e são extremamente rápidos podendo chegar a uma Velocidade entre 9 à 10 Km/h. e NÃO é por acaso q os Hipopótamos são Animais temidos até por Predadores, pois além de ter muita Força física por causa de seu Peso e Tamanho tbm tem Presas enormes com até 40 cm, de comprimento, e afiadíssimas como Espadas. e uma das Mordidas mais Poderosas e Fortes do Reino Animal na (5°) Posição, Apenas Quatro espécies de animais tem a Mordida MAIS FORTE q a do Hipopótamo, e três são espécies de Crocodilos. porém o Hipopótamo é o animal com a Mordida MAIS FORTE entre os Mamíferos, com uma mordida em média entre ( 816 à 825 ) kg de Força. OBS: o único Animal que o Hipopótamo respeita e de certa forma até os teme, É o Elefante por causa de sua Grande Força e Tamanho. Os Elefantes são Simplesmente os Maiores e mais Pesados animais terrestres. O Hipopótamo é MUITO Perigoso até para humanos, nenhum outro Animal mata tantas pessoas quanto os Hipopótamos com cerca de 240 à 260 mortes por ano causadas por Ataques de Hipopótamos. em 2° vem os Crocodilos q causam a morte de cerca de 215 à 225 pessoas por ano. em 3° vem os Leões q causam a morte de cerca de 105 à 110 pessoas por ano. OBS: estes números Sempre estão sendo Atualizados anualmente, as vezes para mais MORTES do que a média, e as vezes com menos MORTES do que a média em consequência dos Ataques destes animais, mas os Hipopótamos Sempre aparecem no topo da lista dos animais q mais matam humanos, e estão um Bom tempo em "PRIMEIRO LUGAR ". Portanto se alguém um dia for na África pense duas vezes antes de chegar perto DEMAIS de um Hipopótamo, ainda que esteja dentro d'água pois ele pode sair rapidinho. Nota: Felizmente Os Hipopótamos NÃO estão na Lista de animais ameaçados de extinção. Agora o meu 2° Animal Preferido o Cachorro Selvagem Africano tbm Conhecido como "Mabeco" é da Família dos Canídeos. um fato Curioso sobre o Cachorro Selvagem Africano é que o nome Científico dá espécie: (Lycaon pictus) Significa "Lobo Pintado" ou Seja o Mabeco ou Cachorro Selvagem Africano tem um nome diferente do nome Científico. Gosto muito dos Mabecos pois Além de serem Lindos, São Muito inteligentes, trabalham em equipe nas Caçadas com cada membro da matilha "jogando bem na sua posição" Eles caçam em grupo e começam assustando manadas para separar um indivíduo mais debilitado, Caçam desde animais pequenos como as Gazelas a animais de médio e Grande porte Como Gnus, Zebras, e em casos não muito comuns Búfalos. Mas as presas Preferidas dos Mabecos São os Impalas. eles tem Estratégias diferentes Nas Caçadas mudam de acordo com a necessidade e tbm de acordo com o tipo de presa q estão Caçando. as duas estratégias de Caça usadas pelos mabecos são a Embosca, mas Principalmente a perseguição Implacável a presa. nesta Estratégia eles se dividem em pequenos Grupos que se revezam, com cada grupo longe um do outro; a medida que um dos grupo se Cansam, os outros grupos que estão posicionados bem mais a frente, assumem a PERSEGUIÇÃO e assim Sucessivamente, eles mordem a parte traseira da presa até que ela fique exausta e desista. OBS: este tipo de Estratégia de Caça q é Considerada pelos Pesquisadores como uma das MAIS inteligentes e eficazes entre Predadores, Só é vista entre os Mabecos. e Com CERTEZA esta estratégia específica de caça aliada a União e ao trabalho Coordenado em equipe fazem dos Mabecos Os Predadores mais bem Sucedidos Com MAIOR Índice de Sucesso nas Caçadas com Cerca de 85% à 87% OBS: em algumas regiões da África o Índice chega a 90%. o 2° É o Lobo Cinzento com 76%. e 3° o Chita com 68%. Os Mabecos tbm tem Costumes e hábitos q não vemos em nenhuma outra espécie de Predador. Como Ex: antes das Caçadas eles fazem um tipo de "cerimônia " de Cumprimento uns com os outros, através do (tato e voz) para animar e aumentar a empolgação na Caçada 🙂 É mais ou menos como uma equipe Esportiva faz antes de um Jogo Importante e decisivo. Os Mabecos são muito amáveis uns com os outros os mais Jovens e os mais experientes das Caçadas Alimentam não apenas os filhotes regogitando Carne, mas alimentam tbm os membros da Matilha q estão machucados e impossibilitados de caçar por algum motivo; e alimentam tbm aos membros mais velhos da matilha q NÃO conseguem mais caçar. OBS: este tipo de Comportamento NÃO é Visto em nenhuma outra espécie de Predador mesmo aqueles q vivem em grupos, Bandos, clãs, Alcatéias, matilhas e etc.. e os Mabecos NUNCA ou quase nunca brigam entre si, Só é Comum brigarem COM matilhas rivais da mesma espécie, q Geralmente é por território de Caça. Mas membros da mesma Matilha difícilmente brigam, nem mesmo por alimento. E na hora de escolher o novo Casal Chefes da Matilha quando os atuais já são Velhos, que Sempre são dois o Macho e a Fêmea alfa, eles escolhem o Novo Casal líder, através de uma espécie de "votação" ou "Assembleia" mas uma vez esse tipo de Comportamento na hora de escolher os Novos Chefes sem Violência e Brigas sangrentas, só é vista nos Cães Selvagens Africanos. diferente de TODOS os outros Predadores que é através de Violentas e sangrentas brigas à disputa pela liderança, e muitas vezes até a morte. Como vemos em Todos os Predadores que Vivem em Grupos, Bandos, Clãs, matilhas etc.. e de acordo com os Pesquisadores Os Mabecos tbm DECIDEM no "voto" Quando sair para Caçar, a estratégia q será usada na Caça e qual presa vão Caçar. Isso É Simplesmente Incrível. Os Cães Selvagens Africanos são formidáveis 🙂 amo♥️eles. o Mabeco É o Predador Africano com Maior risco de extinção, Hoje vivem d 6 a 7 mil na África.
Very well filmed and narrated but yt have been including far too many ads in all the documentarys enough to spoil the overall viewing.
This is fascinating!
many thanks for uploading this brilliant documentary n bet w9ihes n great respect for all who took part in making it , through their spirit of adventure we are benefitting enormously keep safe n keep exploring guys your all great thank you all
British Nature Documentaries vs American. In British ones all you see is the amazing wildlife and nature. In Americas ones, you’re forced ad nauseam to watch cameramen, staff or narrators. It’s like their egos can’t hide behind the camera
So interesting!
That is exactly what I see, a big arse spider monkey or yea, a weird angle on a regular spider monkey. I'm no scientists or expert but spider monkeys are my favorite and they have that forward hair, they're just the cutest monkeys ever
you know spider monkeys better than the majority of us then!
Amazing vid..thanks for posting
It never ceases to amaze me how Europeans discover things that ancient Civilizations left behind. How the hell do know no one has never been there before...😡
Fantastic documentary.
That guy wearing shorts going up the mountain is crazy. If I was there I would probably wore a bulletproof jacket
Probably he has got tons of antivenom in his rucksack.
Very cool!!!
I like the camera man, he totally found it and kept his mouth shut. Idk how these men was so stupid to not get proper footwear for the situation. They knew they'd be walking through water, a lot. Also, that one donkey made it sound cool that his friends have died and he's came close. Stuff like that let's me know just how fake this is. They're supposed to be scientists and yet don't think to get some waterproof boots?
Sheesh everyone’s a critic
Lynn Leigh's, Great observation 👍!!!
I'm glad to see someone awake, question everything.??????????
They were all idiots, supposed to be so smart, but none of them looked where they were placing their hands as they hiked thru the jungle,..
I totally agree...fake