Exploring Wild Italy: From Dolomites to Sardinia | Extra Long Documentary

Discover Italy's stunning diversity, from the icy grip of the Dolomites' winter to the Mediterranean allure of Sardinia. In the north, the resilient Ibex navigates the snow-covered slopes, descending in harsh winters to safer grounds. Contrastingly, Sardinia epitomizes the Mediterranean dream with its crystal-clear waters and scenic coastlines. Nearby, the ancient landscapes of Sicily and surrounding islands provide a haven for unique wildlife. The vast Gesturi plateaux are home to wild horses, while the highlands boast the imposing Mouflon, their curved horns a symbol of strength during the intense rutting season. This documentary takes you on a journey through Italy's varied and breathtaking ecosystems.
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Italy is a unique gem with class, elegance & beauty. Last summer a have an opportunity to saw Apennine brown beard, was splendid. Abbruzzo National Park represent the soul of Mediterranean nature. ❤🇮🇹

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It really is!

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The cinematography on the 'get factual' series is extraordinary, as is the narative. Living in a wheelchair your series has taken me to so many places I feel I have now visited. Thankyou. Binni. Australia. 🇦🇺 xx

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This is such a beautiful comment, thank you very much!!❤️

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Same here,I have same problem.

[@charlesxix]

Another excellent video. It was great that the dialogue was not drowned out by the music. The UK terrestrial TV channels should take note, thanks.

[@liztrujillo6572]

Wouldn't it be more satisfying to hear an Italian voice narrating this stunning video?

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Absolutely amazing and informative documents ! Thanks for uploading this great video for our entertainment. ❤ beautiful country, I would love to visit 🙏

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Tanks broo, always exsplore the amazing place in the worlds

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AMAZING NATURE DOCUMENTARY

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I am quite familiar with the works of ancient Roman authors. I like to delve into the historical eloquence of Livy, Suetonius and Sallust, the grandiloquence of Virgil, the simulated superficiality of Propertius and Ovid, the political and legal speculations of Cicero and the methodical and sometimes harsh narrative of Julius Caesar. Men who lived, fought and wrote their books in a country whose fauna and flora are shown here with beautiful images and commented on in a precise and captivating way. Beautiful Italy... an admirable country that makes us dream. It's very bad to see the fascism of the 1930s resurfacing in recent years because of neoliberalism. We can admire and hate Italy, but it is impossible to ignore it. The generosity of nature on the Italian peninsula contrasts with the sick greed of an economic system capable of devouring everything including democracy to increase the fortunes of a few at the expense of everyone else.

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18:20 who can help me know the name of this melody?

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I have seen wolves in Abruzzo a number of times.

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olá tudo bem, esse belharuco é muito interesseiro 😅

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Wild Italy - bird eating what looks like a crayfish, but narration calls it both a crayfish and a crab, in different places.
Both are crustaceans, but which is it?

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Americans Again...Thanks NYPD

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This was really interesting , showing nature without human intervention, then man-made (CLIMATE-CHANGE-CRISIS) blamed me for killing all nature!

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CO2 is plant food 🌿 ❤

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I wish folk would stop going on about climate,how about human interference activity`s altering the balance of nature.

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Why do you wish that?

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Exactly the earth can renew itself once man stops polluting and wrecking things ,chopping down old forests and not replanting , dumping poisonous waste into oceans and lakes and rivers etc it’s man that’s causing it all

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Well, its true.

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“If wishes were horses, beggars would ride.” Just keep scrolling if you don’t like what you’re seeing/hearing.

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The truth is hard

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