I spent a whole month in the Swiss Alps, and it was absolutely incredible! Getting to experience the wildlife up close, from the majestic ibex to the cunning foxes, has been unforgettable. Each day felt like discovering a new secret of nature. I’m already dreaming of coming back!
Upon watching it for the 2nd time, the following thought flashed through my mind; I'd like to express my admiration & approval on a discerning scriptwriter w/ one's research team & a convincing narrator w/ that dignified, baritone voice delivering it so effectively who have rarely been lauded if not at all in the success of the production. But let's not overlook the efficacy precipitated by the subtle background music from audio team. W/ no qualms at all, they all significantly contributed to enhance a wealth of thrill, excitement, & magnificence. Nevertheless, thanks to them all partaken in the creation, we could enjoy watching this transcendent animal doc. in the Swiss Alps to the fullest. Hence, my heartfelt thanks to you all for that!.,,,,(10/19/24)
What a beautifully written and thoughtful comment! 😊 It's wonderful to see such deep appreciation for all the elements that go into making a documentary truly remarkable. The scriptwriters, research team, narrator, and audio team all play crucial roles behind the scenes, and your recognition of their contributions is truly heartwarming. 🎥🎶 The combination of a well-crafted script, a convincing narrator's voice, and carefully chosen background music really does elevate the experience, especially in a setting as breathtaking as the Swiss Alps. It’s this kind of dedication and attention to detail that brings out the magic in documentaries, and your words certainly do justice to their hard work. Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful reflection, and for watching not just once, but twice! Your support means a lot. 🙌😊
@@wildnatureus2024 I'm greatly flattered by your compliment. Thanks for your kind & warm words! You have a marvelous day however you spend a day & wherever you reside on the planet, & stay healthy for eons.
@@markokada7311 Thank you so much for your sincere and warm words! I truly appreciate this kindness, and I hope you continue to have wonderful moments in life. Feeling healthy, happy, and successful is always important, so I wish you lots of joy and peace on your journey ahead! 😊🌸
I love these documentaries too!!! Among my favorite!! I have probably seen almost everything in English and some in Russian , also, that have been produced among documentaries from all the reputable networks and stations that have been producing wildlife documentaries over the last 4-5 decades and even a handful of documentaries prior to that.. My favorites being among those produced around the early to mid 80’s and into the 90’s but I enjoy many that have come along since.. One thing I typically don’t like - even though I do have enjoyment for music, I grew up playing multiple instruments and singing and went on to do those things professionally, played in the symphony, etc. and even did solo vocals for a production team for documentaries 😂 but while I’m ok with some music here and there, I don’t like many films that feel they have to have music running the entire time- especially when it’s over dramatic or loudly intrusive and interrupts the narrative, to the point where it’s like those people are more interested in some soundtrack than the content of wildlife and any natural sounds being able to be heard.. Music can have its place and be beautiful when done appropriately but it really imo, is better when wildlife documentaries allow for and focus on the wildlife and any natural sounds, with just a nice clean, well narrated film.. Among some of my favorites in terms of narrators for wildlife documentaries would be George Page .. He narrated for PBS NATURE.. He had a very nice voice and broadcasting experience and him and Peter Thomas ( who worked with him on some projects and also narrated for some wildlife documentaries, as well as being the narrator for forensic files until his death in 2016.. he also is the voice that was chosen for the activation of the life saving equipment that is used among Doctors to shock / restart the heart , as it was necessary to have a voice selection that wasn’t going to be stressful in such a stressful situation.. that’s why He was actually chosen for this haha). But anyway, those are two of my favorites among narrator’s and I appreciated between those two and among films like The Old National Geographic documentaries in the 70-80’s and some early 90’s films - as these contained quality content that also had top notch narratives/ narrators with an actual educational element and they weren’t overrun with loud , invasive/ intrusive music.. many films now , I find to Be irritating and overly fixated on the cinematic crap and they have horrible narrators.. either if it’s some American produced film, it has some over dramatic annoying narrator ( animal planet had been notorious for annoying narrators and music) that sounds overly hyped up like they’re talking to some group of 2-5 year olds .. or dogs.. or it’s some irritating - wannabe blockbuster film - over dramatic action movie intro voice/ ( like “ in a worldddddddd whereeeee….” With that annoying gritty, overly hyped suspenseful junk) along with loud annoying music that ruins the film.. or it’s some mindless idiot celebrity that gets the narrator job bc it’s the thing now for those annoying attention seeking people who are already given way too much influence and attention and status to try their hand at narrating Wildlife documentaries.. makes them look environmentally woke , perhaps., idk.. or it’s some annoying British narrator.. the females tend to have some overly wannabe posh voice and tend to have a lisp .. and overly dramatic slow and loud voice.. along with typical annoying babyish music.. or it’s some dude with an annoying cadence, inflections who cannot pronounce R’s and will use W’s instead.. not to mention use of “ahh” where an r is, but Being able to add r’s that don’t belong at the end of words that end in vowels.. one narrator who comes to mind that sucks imo is Kevin spink.. ughh he’s horribly annoying and kills my misophonia condition.. makes me want to die.. there’s another dude even more annoying than him and I can’t remember who he’s called but he has such creepy inflections and ish , where I can’t listen to crap that he narrates.. and while I’ve always been fine with David Attenborough, over the more recent years, I’ve noticed he will fudge words with r’s and say things like pwobwem ( problem) and omit certain parts of words and just glaze over them to the next word and I can’t give an example right now but wish I could recall , as it’s noticeable if ya hear it 😂. I still like him but… he’s also gotten a little spitty and sputtery in recent years.. he is almost 100 though… but bbc has since maybe 2016 ish or so , focused on having such loud freaking music in films he narrated … Netflix had films he narrated that I can’t even focus on the wildlife bc the dang intrusive music is so overly dramatic, loud and obnoxious.. Its one thing when documentaries want to add a taste of music here and there.. but it’s so annoying when content isn’t focused on having good , appropriate narrators capable of reading script that doesn’t sound like some child who can’t fluidly connect words to create natural, flowing inflections/ cadence in sentence phrases , where they sound either choppy , or repetitive , where every first few words of the phrase are said in same exact inflection and tone, then followed by a pause as they wait to awkwardly connect the next few words at the end of every sentence to whatever action in the film in the next frame, followed by same annoying repeat - every dang sentence in some choppy, sing songy way.. kind of how annoyingly people will try to read anything in stupid ads on social media and radio that are done by people who obviously have no broadcasting experience or experience in narrating/ doing any voice over ads, but they all read in that same irritating way. Idk if it’s able to for me, explain properly in a text but maybe it’s been adequately conveyed 😂., my apologies for rambling on. Anyway.. I do like these films and the narrative doesn’t bother me.. it’s not some horrible voice and I only would suggest of anyone producing wildlife docs to have a good, clear, more resonating voice for a narrative that isn’t too fast and that has natural authentic flow to the narrative, where time is allowed for wildlife to be featured without annoying music, but where natural sounds are audible behind the narrative and in between., where the focus isn’t shooting all these aerial shots end cinematic gymnastics and dramatic music or coming off at all as being touristy… but to focus on actually documenting the wildlife and just having a more raw, educational element to it where simple is better in terms of just focusing on the wildlife.. its cool to still have good effects, but let the content / subject matter be the star..
You did a phenomenal job putting this all together with the narration and everything. I’d love to live over there. I read former Harvard Anthropology course book by Weston A Price: Nutrition and Physical Degeneration and he was the leading head dental researcher of the 1920’s- 1930’s who did a 10 year study with his wife who was a nurse traveling to 4 different continents and 14 different countries but just so happened he studied the Swiss of Loetschental Valley. They were farmers eating healthy dairy milk, cheeses, butter at a critical time when fast growing grasses that their dairy cows consumed and this enhanced the quality of the butter, cheese and milk products. The vitamin and mineral content was the highest during this time period. Also the cows were brought up to the high Alps Pasture to feed on quicker growing grass and pasturage. They had rye berry stoneground mills making homemade rye bread and throw a thick piece of healthy cheese on there. Unfortunately though modern times people are changing to eating wrong and lost an understanding on how to gather forage and eat for the best health. Price was warning every isolated farm and hunter gatherer society to stay away from the modern foods of commerce being refined white flour and refined white sugar products destroys teeth along with mental and physical capabilities. I didn’t realize the rich diversity of deer there. I’m a hunter / gatherer and love living off the land. I see Switzerland has hawthorn berries and I make a homemade syrup with only the hawthorn berry sugar in it. I was informed how to make it without adding sugar to it from an Indigenous American. I can make successfully 20 different syrups without adding any artificial sugar or honey added. However I had to make many changes and improvements to the process and changed it to where I have several trade secrets now. I ferment mackerel, herring, game meat, beef in something that modern people do not do. It is actually another thing I need to put in a possible short printout online and sell my materials. I also make a butter in a way nobody ever done yet. It’s sweeter than regular butter. That golden eagle looks incredible and what an amazing hunter. Imagine having that winged creature as pet like falconry. ?
Thank you for sharing so many interesting insights! 🌟 Your lifestyle as a hunter-gatherer and your syrup-making skills are truly admirable. Hawthorn berries and your method of natural syrup-making are valuable traditions worth preserving. 🦅 The golden eagle is an incredible hunter, and the idea of using them in falconry is truly fascinating. We hope you’ll continue to share your experiences and support our channel as we strive to improve even more! 😊
Thank you so much for your amazing feedback! It’s wonderful to hear that the documentary gave you such strong emotions and made you feel the extraordinary beauty of nature. Hope you continue exploring and enjoying the wonders of nature in upcoming videos! 🌿🦁🎥
What ineffably breathtaking & picturesque landscapes w/ their sceneries one after another in the magnificent & majestic Swiss Alps owing to those talented photographers & editors! This is the documentaries about the survival of the fittest among those elusive creatures residing in such hostile, inhospitable, & foreboding mountainous region, the Swiss Alps. Thanks to this doc., I've gained new & better insights into the lives of those apex hunters in the Swiss Alps. ( for instance, I didn't know the existence of Lynx in that area--I was aware of their existence only in the North America ). Soundly enjoyed & appreciated this singular animal doc. to the core of my heart at the opulent comfort of my home--I'm much indebted to you foe that,,,,(10/17/24)
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts! 🌄😊 It’s wonderful to hear how much you appreciated the stunning visuals and captivating storytelling in this documentary. The Swiss Alps truly are a mesmerizing place, and it’s fascinating to learn about the elusive wildlife that calls such a challenging environment home. 🏔🐾 I'm glad this documentary could offer new insights, especially about the presence of the lynx in the Alps-it’s always exciting to discover something new! Your thoughtful words mean a lot, and I'm thrilled you enjoyed this journey from the comfort of your home. 🏡✨ Hope you continue exploring and enjoying more documentaries like this! 📺❤
Thank you so much for sharing! 🌱❤️ It’s amazing to hear that you’re doing your part to protect the environment by planting thousands of trees. Actions like yours truly make a big difference for our planet. Keep up the fantastic work, and I wish you the best in reaching your goal of planting even more trees! 🌳🙌
I LOVE THESE DOCUMENTARIES!!! I have to say, this is one of the few voices that Doesn’t get on my nerves!! I know it’s AI, but it’s got clarity and isn’t some annoying sounding person that affects my misophonia condition!!! I would like if the speed of the voice had just a TINY fraction of a little slower cadence to it if even possible, just as sometimes it can feel just a tiny bit rushed but honestly, I can’t complain. I have enjoyed wildlife documentaries for decades and have seen almost everything there Is to see.. it’s actually the only content ( besides sounds of snowfall that I listen to as I sleep or just for peaceful noise .. and occasionally rainfall and ocean sounds, or true crime content like forensic files or police interrogations, etc. ) that I even watch.. not kidding/ this content out of the above mentioned Is at the top of the list & that’s the only content I watch… otherwise I’m listening to preaching, reading my Bible and other books and doing medical study and research… when I’m not walking my cat ( yes.. I said walking my cat haha) , playing with my cat or chilling with, again… my cat..( sigh.. I have empty nest syndrome since my daughter is no longer at home living with mama 😞.. but I do love my cat 😂). Anyway!! - aside from my life story haha, (ohh yeah/ might as well add.. I also I do go to church, do volunteer work and sing and play musical instruments.. there- story complete 😂.. ) but yeah, back to the topic at hand- I often struggle to find content I can watch or things I can hear and be around that don’t badly affect me with having misophonia… I also have Asperger’s and idk , I just can’t always find things I can listen to that don’t affect all that… and plus many channels on here kind of bother me when ALL THEY DO is steal existing content and selfishly profit off it , while people sit and think it’s their content, that they had any remote thing to do with when all they’re doing is uploading content from the major networks/ stations like bbc, National Geographic, pbs , etc. That produce a great deal of the reputable wildlife documentaries and they change titles, make ridiculous descriptions to pretend like they’re somehow affiliated and random viewers assume these channels actually own/ produce their content and sit and give these people credit, praise and attention when these channels are profiting off content they steal and change titles to in order to avoid detection and deletion.. its annoying.. These are very lovely films and I look forward to all of them!!! Ty. God bless you and take care!
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts so thoroughly and sincerely! 😊 I'm truly happy that the content from this channel brings you comfort, especially knowing the challenges you face with misophonia and Asperger’s. That makes me appreciate even more how much this content helps and doesn’t disrupt your experience. I understand the need for a slower pace, and I’ll definitely take that into account to make your viewing experience even more enjoyable. It's amazing to hear about your decades-long passion for wildlife documentaries, which really shows your deep love for nature. And the fact that you take your cat for walks is absolutely adorable! 🐱 Regarding the issue of some channels taking content from major networks without any real contribution, I completely understand your frustration. It can undermine the value of authentic documentaries and the hard work of true producers. I’ll always strive to bring original and quality content so viewers like you can enjoy it with peace of mind. Once again, thank you for your support and for sharing! I hope you continue to enjoy the upcoming videos. Wishing you peace and happiness with your Bible, books, your beloved cat, and all the wonderful things you’re doing! 🌟🐾
I'm glad you enjoyed the documentary and appreciated the use of miles and feet! 🎥😊 It’s great to know that the choice of units made it easier for you to follow along. We try to make the content as accessible as possible for everyone. Is there any other topic you'd like to see us cover in future documentaries? 🚀
I’d love to see animals of winter environments/ in snowy/ icy environments.. whether penguins, animals in Siberian wilderness, tiga/ arboreal forests etc. , snowy owls, ptarmigan birds , lynx, chamois, etc. I’m all for it!! Also, I notice documentaries may at times cover certain aspects of things Like when they document penguins, they’ll show their predators among the skua’s but never document the actual skua’s behavior beyond being a predator eating dead chicks or stealing eggs., would be cool to see them bring up their young/ their mating habits, migratory behavior, etc.. personalities, etc. and also would love to see more documentation of penguins, covering all breeds, but in individual films, not just lumped together.. Would like to see films on puffins, as well as various old world monkeys, underwater reef life also.. from fish to bottom dwellers and deep sea creatures/ underwater hot vent creatures etc. If possible. Ty !!!
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 I'm so glad the video has brought you relaxation and inspiration from nature. Nature is not only beautiful but also holds so many fascinating things to discover. I hope you continue to find peace and joy in the simple things around you! Looking forward to your continued support and for you to check out the next videos! 🌿✨
So true! Nature always holds a majestic and mysterious beauty, and animals are truly fascinating. Just watching them brings peace and so much inspiration. 🌿🦁🦜
My like is there, specially for 2 reasons: 1. I don't see the dramatization of nature that I notice in others, like giving animals attributes only humans have; animals hunt and kill to survive. 2. The final message. More documentaries like this is what is needed. Congrats and thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for liking the video and sharing your thoughtful insights! I completely agree, it's important not to anthropomorphize animals to better understand their true nature. Animals hunt and survive based on instinct, not emotions like humans. I appreciate that you found value in the final message, and I'll keep working on delivering more meaningful content like this. Hope you continue supporting the channel! 😊🌿
Thank you so much! I also believe that natural sounds have a unique charm, and sometimes silence brings the most relaxing feeling. I'm glad you appreciated that. I hope you'll continue to support and explore more interesting videos from the channel! 🌿🎶😊
Thank you so much for the compliment! I'm glad you found both the documentary and the sound impressive. Your support is the motivation to keep creating even better videos. Hope you'll keep following along! 🎥😊
Thank you so much for enjoying it! 🌸😍 Beautiful moments from nature always give us a special feeling, don’t they? Hope you continue to enjoy more amazing footage on the channel! 🌿✨
This is an amazing doc in my opinion its nice to see animals not sensationalized and dramatized with human emotion.. also nice to see some animals that aren't as well known and documented as the african continents like the beautiful waxwings and the golden eagle but i wrote this comment because you portrayed an animal that ive never heard of in a rhousand books and docs the shamir..is it a type of goat?
Thank you for your feedback! It seems like there might have been some confusion, as the video didn’t mention the Shamir. You may have watched another content or misunderstood something. However, I’m glad you enjoyed the video and took interest in lesser-known animals like waxwings and golden eagles. I hope you’ll continue to follow the channel and discover more unique species with us! 😊
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I cannot believe that not one person has told the narrator that the P in Ptarmigan is silent!🤦♀️ It sounds even funnier with the posh British accent, and I love a British accent!😂
Oh, you’ve got a sharp ear! The 'P' in 'Ptarmigan' is indeed silent, and it might have been overlooked during production. Thank you for sharing this fun observation, and we hope you'll keep supporting the channel! 🦅✨
The Blue Tit is only at 47:45 and from 47:55 it's the great Tit, although live in same habitat are completely different species. The Blue smaller with a blue head and the Great with a black head and stripe down it's bally.
Thanks for pointing this out! You are right, the Blue Tit and the Great Tit are two different species despite sharing the same habitat. The Blue Tit has a distinctive blue head and is smaller, while the Great Tit has a black head and a black stripe down the belly. This difference is important when identifying them. We made a little mistake, sorry! Glad you noticed this! 😊🐦
Incrível, né? As águias são realmente muito poderosas, especialmente espécies como a águia-real, que têm força suficiente para levantar presas grandes como raposas! 🦅🔥 Elas são verdadeiros predadores, com habilidades que impressionam. Obrigado pelo comentário, e que continuemos admirando a força da natureza! 💪✨
OMG, I need to quit right now. There is no way I could ever top the skill of the least skilled person in this production! My god, that 4k footage is eye candy. And an actual human-written script? Well, no, but its quality meant you worked really hard on it.
Thank you so much! 😊 I'm so glad you found the 4K footage impressive. The team put a lot of effort and dedication into every aspect of the production, from the visuals to the content. Every step requires attention to detail, and I truly appreciate that you noticed it. I hope you'll continue to support and follow the channel for future videos! 🎬
Thank you for loving our documentaries! 🦁🌿 We’re sorry that there are currently no Turkish dubbing or subtitles available. We’ll take your feedback into account and strive to improve in the future so the content can reach more people. We hope you’ll continue supporting our channel! 😊
كَيْفَ تَكْفُرُونَ بِاللَّهِ وَكُنْتُمْ أَمْوَاتًا فَأَحْيَاكُمْ ۖ ثُمَّ يُمِيتُكُمْ ثُمَّ يُحْيِيكُمْ ثُمَّ إِلَيْهِ تُرْجَعُونَ How can you disbelieve in Allah? Seeing that you were dead and He gave you life. Then He will give you death, then again will bring you to life (on the Day of Resurrection) and then unto Him you will return. (Al-Baqarah 2:28) هُوَ الَّذِي خَلَقَ لَكُمْ مَا فِي الْأَرْضِ جَمِيعًا ثُمَّ اسْتَوَىٰ إِلَى السَّمَاءِ فَسَوَّاهُنَّ سَبْعَ سَمَاوَاتٍ ۚ وَهُوَ بِكُلِّ شَيْءٍ عَلِيمٌ He it is Who created for you all that is on earth. Then He Istawa (rose over) towards the heaven and made them seven heavens and He is the All-Knower of everything. (Al-Baqarah 2:29)
Am I the only one that feels like a lot "a.i." was used for this? I could be wrong, but the narration feels odd somehow, like its a program generating lines based on what's shown or something. And the comment section seems... weird to me. Maybe i'm just too skeptical nowadays, but I've watched nature documentaries since I was a kid watching OG Animal Planet and I can't help but feel something uncanny about this channel.
You're definitely not alone in feeling this way! As AI becomes more integrated into content creation, it can sometimes create that ‘uncanny’ vibe, especially if things feel a bit too polished or scripted. Many content creators do use AI to help with elements like narration and editing, which might explain that slightly unusual feeling. That said, your nostalgia for classic Animal Planet is totally understandable-there’s something irreplaceable about those original documentaries! Thanks for bringing up this interesting observation. 🌍📽️🤔
I tried to go view your content and you didn’t have any. If you do upload any more, please let me know. You may have to message me on my channel if possible bc I don’t often get to look through notifications to reply to comments on yt as I’d like and things can get lost in the mix. I don’t provide my email address online, or I’d provide that to you.. but Anyway.. I’ll try to check back here though if you do have an opportunity to respond. Take care. Head up, friend. Don’t get discouraged!! It takes time and that doesn’t at all negate your ability or talents and worth!!! Please don’t be discouraged!! Share your content. You work hard and have a passion for it and don’t at all need to let stupid social media and this dumb sites algorithms stop you from sharing your gifts and ideas, etc. I’d also recommend sharing on other platforms/ sites too. Some may be better than TH-cam, as this site has become ridiculously annoying and the algorithm is biased and ridiculous in how only handfuls of channels tend to ever be promoted… I watch snowfall sound videos to sleep and have been since they’ve ever been available on this stupid site, since maybe 2009 and it used to show in search results, pretty much any channel that posted any and now?? It’s only the Same dang channels, same stupid videos I never watch and won’t, same ones I’ve seen already- from only the same handful of channels they promote. This occurs whether I watch on my Channel, my device, as a guest on other devices/ Roku, whether I allow watch/ search history or not, whether I watch via other Channels not connected to me in any way.. they’ve gotten horrible with this crap!! But use sites maybe Like daily motion or other site? Idk which ones to recommend , as I’m not extremely familiar on the up and up with social media etc. but please, again, do not be discouraged!! God bless you!!!! You matter and I’d love to give your content a try!!! Keep up with sharing your gifts, your abilities etc. I pray the lord blesses and encourages you and puts opportunities in your path / life to be blessed and be a blessing and use your work to honor him and to bring joy!! Take care !!!!
Absolutely, nature is truly a magnificent gift we have been blessed with! 🙏 The beauty and creatures of the natural world not only amaze us but also remind us of the wonder of creation. Thank you for sharing this inspiration, and I hope you continue to follow the channel to discover more of these amazing wonders! 🌍✨
Свакако је у реду имати своје мишљење и осећања према одређеним државама или политичким питањима. Међутим, увек је добро размотрити историјске, културне и политичке факторе који обликују једну земљу и њен народ. Ако желиш, можемо продискутовати о томе шта је навело на такав став и размотрили различите перспективе. 😊
Thank you for the feedback! I’ll keep it in mind and work on choosing better music for future videos. Hope you still enjoyed the rest of the content! 🎶😊
I appreciate your honesty! 🙏 It’s true that AI-generated voices can sometimes sound less natural than a real human voice. We're always looking for ways to improve, so your feedback is really valuable.
Thank you for asking! Sometimes AI narrators are used in videos to ensure consistent audio quality and clear delivery of information. We’re always working to improve and provide the best experience for viewers. If you have any suggestions or ideas, feel free to share! 😊🎙
Seems to me that the earth warming up has nothing to do with animals decline rather as you just said the encroachment of man with the ski resorts and massive damming of the rivers and habitat loss because of it nature will adapt and warmer weather leads to longer growth of natural food resources seems the earth warming up is more of a defensive measure of itself.. seems more of a monetary concern for humans with the loss of snow and cold for ski resort town they will all have to leave and nature will reclaim itself
So which is it the warming of the earth and natural events leading to its own destruction or the encroachment of humans upsetting the natural balance people using global warming as misdirection from the massive damage we have caused. the earth is probably adjusting itself to rid itself of a parasite
Thank you for sharing your perspective! 🌍 However, global warming isn’t just a monetary issue or about human interests-it seriously affects animals and the environment as well. Climate change causes major disruptions in ecosystems, and many species struggle to adapt quickly enough, leading to extinction risks. For example, polar bears rely on sea ice for hunting, but as the ice melts rapidly, they lose critical habitat. While nature can adapt, not all species are able to do so in such a short time. I hope you’ll continue learning about the impacts of climate change and support the channel to share more insights! 😊
Thank you for sharing your perspective! 🌍 I respect your personal beliefs. In the scientific community, research usually relies on evidence and data to determine the age of the Earth, but I understand that there are different viewpoints on this topic. Regardless, the most amazing thing is that we all share a love for the incredible beauty of nature. I hope you continue watching and enjoying the videos about the natural world on this channel! 🌿✨
I spent a whole month in the Swiss Alps, and it was absolutely incredible! Getting to experience the wildlife up close, from the majestic ibex to the cunning foxes, has been unforgettable. Each day felt like discovering a new secret of nature. I’m already dreaming of coming back!
Spending a month in the Swiss Alps sounds like a dream! Experiencing wildlife like ibex and foxes up close must have been magical
Spending a month in the Swiss Alps sounds like a dream! Experiencing wildlife like ibex and foxes up close must have been magical
@mousefarm this guy just copied and pasted your comment wtf
Upon watching it for the 2nd time, the following thought flashed through my mind; I'd like to express my admiration & approval on a discerning scriptwriter w/ one's research team & a convincing narrator w/ that dignified, baritone voice delivering it so effectively who have rarely been lauded if not at all in the success of the production. But let's not overlook the efficacy precipitated by the subtle background music from audio team. W/ no qualms at all, they all significantly contributed to enhance a wealth of thrill, excitement, & magnificence. Nevertheless, thanks to them all partaken in the creation, we could enjoy watching this transcendent animal doc. in the Swiss Alps to the fullest. Hence, my heartfelt thanks to you all for that!.,,,,(10/19/24)
What a beautifully written and thoughtful comment! 😊 It's wonderful to see such deep appreciation for all the elements that go into making a documentary truly remarkable. The scriptwriters, research team, narrator, and audio team all play crucial roles behind the scenes, and your recognition of their contributions is truly heartwarming. 🎥🎶
The combination of a well-crafted script, a convincing narrator's voice, and carefully chosen background music really does elevate the experience, especially in a setting as breathtaking as the Swiss Alps. It’s this kind of dedication and attention to detail that brings out the magic in documentaries, and your words certainly do justice to their hard work.
Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful reflection, and for watching not just once, but twice! Your support means a lot. 🙌😊
@@wildnatureus2024 I'm greatly flattered by your compliment. Thanks for your kind & warm words! You have a marvelous day however you spend a day & wherever you reside on the planet, & stay healthy for eons.
@@markokada7311 Thank you so much for your sincere and warm words! I truly appreciate this kindness, and I hope you continue to have wonderful moments in life. Feeling healthy, happy, and successful is always important, so I wish you lots of joy and peace on your journey ahead! 😊🌸
I love these documentaries too!!! Among my favorite!! I have probably seen almost everything in English and some in Russian , also, that have been produced among documentaries from all the reputable networks and stations that have been producing wildlife documentaries over the last 4-5 decades and even a handful of documentaries prior to that.. My favorites being among those produced around the early to mid 80’s and into the 90’s but I enjoy many that have come along since..
One thing I typically don’t like - even though I do have enjoyment for music, I grew up playing multiple instruments and singing and went on to do those things professionally, played in the symphony, etc. and even did solo vocals for a production team for documentaries 😂 but while I’m ok with some music here and there, I don’t like many films that feel they have to have music running the entire time- especially when it’s over dramatic or loudly intrusive and interrupts the narrative, to the point where it’s like those people are more interested in some soundtrack than the content of wildlife and any natural sounds being able to be heard.. Music can have its place and be beautiful when done appropriately but it really imo, is better when wildlife documentaries allow for and focus on the wildlife and any natural sounds, with just a nice clean, well narrated film..
Among some of my favorites in terms of narrators for wildlife documentaries would be George Page .. He narrated for PBS NATURE.. He had a very nice voice and broadcasting experience and him and Peter Thomas ( who worked with him on some projects and also narrated for some wildlife documentaries, as well as being the narrator for forensic files until his death in 2016.. he also is the voice that was chosen for the activation of the life saving equipment that is used among Doctors to shock / restart the heart , as it was necessary to have a voice selection that wasn’t going to be stressful in such a stressful situation.. that’s why He was actually chosen for this haha). But anyway, those are two of my favorites among narrator’s and I appreciated between those two and among films like The Old National Geographic documentaries in the 70-80’s and some early 90’s films - as these contained quality content that also had top notch narratives/ narrators with an actual educational element and they weren’t overrun with loud , invasive/ intrusive music.. many films now , I find to Be irritating and overly fixated on the cinematic crap and they have horrible narrators.. either if it’s some American produced film, it has some over dramatic annoying narrator ( animal planet had been notorious for annoying narrators and music) that sounds overly hyped up like they’re talking to some group of 2-5 year olds .. or dogs.. or it’s some irritating - wannabe blockbuster film - over dramatic action movie intro voice/ ( like “ in a worldddddddd whereeeee….” With that annoying gritty, overly hyped suspenseful junk) along with loud annoying music that ruins the film.. or it’s some mindless idiot celebrity that gets the narrator job bc it’s the thing now for those annoying attention seeking people who are already given way too much influence and attention and status to try their hand at narrating Wildlife documentaries.. makes them look environmentally woke , perhaps., idk.. or it’s some annoying British narrator.. the females tend to have some overly wannabe posh voice and tend to have a lisp .. and overly dramatic slow and loud voice.. along with typical annoying babyish music.. or it’s some dude with an annoying cadence, inflections who cannot pronounce R’s and will use W’s instead.. not to mention use of “ahh” where an r is, but Being able to add r’s that don’t belong at the end of words that end in vowels.. one narrator who comes to mind that sucks imo is Kevin spink.. ughh he’s horribly annoying and kills my misophonia condition.. makes me want to die.. there’s another dude even more annoying than him and I can’t remember who he’s called but he has such creepy inflections and ish , where I can’t listen to crap that he narrates.. and while I’ve always been fine with David Attenborough, over the more recent years, I’ve noticed he will fudge words with r’s and say things like pwobwem ( problem) and omit certain parts of words and just glaze over them to the next word and I can’t give an example right now but wish I could recall , as it’s noticeable if ya hear it 😂. I still like him but… he’s also gotten a little spitty and sputtery in recent years.. he is almost 100 though… but bbc has since maybe 2016 ish or so , focused on having such loud freaking music in films he narrated … Netflix had films he narrated that I can’t even focus on the wildlife bc the dang intrusive music is so overly dramatic, loud and obnoxious..
Its one thing when documentaries want to add a taste of music here and there.. but it’s so annoying when content isn’t focused on having good , appropriate narrators capable of reading script that doesn’t sound like some child who can’t fluidly connect words to create natural, flowing inflections/ cadence in sentence phrases , where they sound either choppy , or repetitive , where every first few words of the phrase are said in same exact inflection and tone, then followed by a pause as they wait to awkwardly connect the next few words at the end of every sentence to whatever action in the film in the next frame, followed by same annoying repeat - every dang sentence in some choppy, sing songy way.. kind of how annoyingly people will try to read anything in stupid ads on social media and radio that are done by people who obviously have no broadcasting experience or experience in narrating/ doing any voice over ads, but they all read in that same irritating way. Idk if it’s able to for me, explain properly in a text but maybe it’s been adequately conveyed 😂., my apologies for rambling on. Anyway.. I do like these films and the narrative doesn’t bother me.. it’s not some horrible voice and I only would suggest of anyone producing wildlife docs to have a good, clear, more resonating voice for a narrative that isn’t too fast and that has natural authentic flow to the narrative, where time is allowed for wildlife to be featured without annoying music, but where natural sounds are audible behind the narrative and in between., where the focus isn’t shooting all these aerial shots end cinematic gymnastics and dramatic music or coming off at all as being touristy… but to focus on actually documenting the wildlife and just having a more raw, educational element to it where simple is better in terms of just focusing on the wildlife.. its cool to still have good effects, but let the content / subject matter be the star..
You did a phenomenal job putting this all together with the narration and everything. I’d love to live over there. I read former Harvard Anthropology course book by Weston A Price: Nutrition and Physical Degeneration and he was the leading head dental researcher of the 1920’s- 1930’s who did a 10 year study with his wife who was a nurse traveling to 4 different continents and 14 different countries but just so happened he studied the Swiss of Loetschental Valley. They were farmers eating healthy dairy milk, cheeses, butter at a critical time when fast growing grasses that their dairy cows consumed and this enhanced the quality of the butter, cheese and milk products. The vitamin and mineral content was the highest during this time period. Also the cows were brought up to the high Alps Pasture to feed on quicker growing grass and pasturage. They had rye berry stoneground mills making homemade rye bread and throw a thick piece of healthy cheese on there.
Unfortunately though modern times people are changing to eating wrong and lost an understanding on how to gather forage and eat for the best health. Price was warning every isolated farm and hunter gatherer society to stay away from the modern foods of commerce being refined white flour and refined white sugar products destroys teeth along with mental and physical capabilities.
I didn’t realize the rich diversity of deer there. I’m a hunter / gatherer and love living off the land.
I see Switzerland has hawthorn berries and I make a homemade syrup with only the hawthorn berry sugar in it. I was informed how to make it without adding sugar to it from an Indigenous American. I can make successfully 20 different syrups without adding any artificial sugar or honey added. However I had to make many changes and improvements to the process and changed it to where I have several trade secrets now.
I ferment mackerel, herring, game meat, beef in something that modern people do not do. It is actually another thing I need to put in a possible short printout online and sell my materials. I also make a butter in a way nobody ever done yet. It’s sweeter than regular butter.
That golden eagle looks incredible and what an amazing hunter. Imagine having that winged creature as pet like falconry. ?
Thank you for sharing so many interesting insights! 🌟 Your lifestyle as a hunter-gatherer and your syrup-making skills are truly admirable. Hawthorn berries and your method of natural syrup-making are valuable traditions worth preserving. 🦅 The golden eagle is an incredible hunter, and the idea of using them in falconry is truly fascinating. We hope you’ll continue to share your experiences and support our channel as we strive to improve even more! 😊
This wild animal documentary gave me goosebumps. Nature is truly extraordinary, and this video captures it perfectly!
Thank you so much for your amazing feedback! It’s wonderful to hear that the documentary gave you such strong emotions and made you feel the extraordinary beauty of nature. Hope you continue exploring and enjoying the wonders of nature in upcoming videos! 🌿🦁🎥
What ineffably breathtaking & picturesque landscapes w/ their sceneries one after another in the magnificent & majestic Swiss Alps owing to those talented photographers & editors! This is the documentaries about the survival of the fittest among those elusive creatures residing in such hostile, inhospitable, & foreboding mountainous region, the Swiss Alps. Thanks to this doc., I've gained new & better insights into the lives of those apex hunters in the Swiss Alps. ( for instance, I didn't know the existence of Lynx in that area--I was aware of their existence only in the North America ). Soundly enjoyed & appreciated this singular animal doc. to the core of my heart at the opulent comfort of my home--I'm much indebted to you foe that,,,,(10/17/24)
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts! 🌄😊 It’s wonderful to hear how much you appreciated the stunning visuals and captivating storytelling in this documentary. The Swiss Alps truly are a mesmerizing place, and it’s fascinating to learn about the elusive wildlife that calls such a challenging environment home. 🏔🐾
I'm glad this documentary could offer new insights, especially about the presence of the lynx in the Alps-it’s always exciting to discover something new! Your thoughtful words mean a lot, and I'm thrilled you enjoyed this journey from the comfort of your home. 🏡✨
Hope you continue exploring and enjoying more documentaries like this! 📺❤
Thanks for the amazing video!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS VIDEO. THANK YOU. I M DOING MY PART. I HAVE PLANTED THOUSANDS OF TREES AND I M PLANNING ON PLANTING MORE.
Thank you so much for sharing! 🌱❤️ It’s amazing to hear that you’re doing your part to protect the environment by planting thousands of trees. Actions like yours truly make a big difference for our planet. Keep up the fantastic work, and I wish you the best in reaching your goal of planting even more trees! 🌳🙌
I LOVE THESE DOCUMENTARIES!!! I have to say, this is one of the few voices that Doesn’t get on my nerves!! I know it’s AI, but it’s got clarity and isn’t some annoying sounding person that affects my misophonia condition!!! I would like if the speed of the voice had just a TINY fraction of a little slower cadence to it if even possible, just as sometimes it can feel just a tiny bit rushed but honestly, I can’t complain.
I have enjoyed wildlife documentaries for decades and have seen almost everything there Is to see.. it’s actually the only content ( besides sounds of snowfall that I listen to as I sleep or just for peaceful noise .. and occasionally rainfall and ocean sounds, or true crime content like forensic files or police interrogations, etc. ) that I even watch.. not kidding/ this content out of the above mentioned Is at the top of the list & that’s the only content I watch… otherwise I’m listening to preaching, reading my Bible and other books and doing medical study and research… when I’m not walking my cat ( yes.. I said walking my cat haha) , playing with my cat or chilling with, again… my cat..( sigh.. I have empty nest syndrome since my daughter is no longer at home living with mama 😞.. but I do love my cat 😂).
Anyway!! - aside from my life story haha, (ohh yeah/ might as well add.. I also I do go to church, do volunteer work and sing and play musical instruments.. there- story complete 😂.. ) but yeah, back to the topic at hand- I often struggle to find content I can watch or things I can hear and be around that don’t badly affect me with having misophonia… I also have Asperger’s and idk , I just can’t always find things I can listen to that don’t affect all that… and plus many channels on here kind of bother me when ALL THEY DO is steal existing content and selfishly profit off it , while people sit and think it’s their content, that they had any remote thing to do with when all they’re doing is uploading content from the major networks/ stations like bbc, National Geographic, pbs , etc. That produce a great deal of the reputable wildlife documentaries and they change titles, make ridiculous descriptions to pretend like they’re somehow affiliated and random viewers assume these channels actually own/ produce their content and sit and give these people credit, praise and attention when these channels are profiting off content they steal and change titles to in order to avoid detection and deletion.. its annoying..
These are very lovely films and I look forward to all of them!!! Ty. God bless you and take care!
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts so thoroughly and sincerely! 😊 I'm truly happy that the content from this channel brings you comfort, especially knowing the challenges you face with misophonia and Asperger’s. That makes me appreciate even more how much this content helps and doesn’t disrupt your experience.
I understand the need for a slower pace, and I’ll definitely take that into account to make your viewing experience even more enjoyable. It's amazing to hear about your decades-long passion for wildlife documentaries, which really shows your deep love for nature. And the fact that you take your cat for walks is absolutely adorable! 🐱
Regarding the issue of some channels taking content from major networks without any real contribution, I completely understand your frustration. It can undermine the value of authentic documentaries and the hard work of true producers. I’ll always strive to bring original and quality content so viewers like you can enjoy it with peace of mind.
Once again, thank you for your support and for sharing! I hope you continue to enjoy the upcoming videos. Wishing you peace and happiness with your Bible, books, your beloved cat, and all the wonderful things you’re doing! 🌟🐾
Excellent thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you for another great documentary. Also, I like the fact you miles and feet instead of meters and kilometers👍
I'm glad you enjoyed the documentary and appreciated the use of miles and feet! 🎥😊 It’s great to know that the choice of units made it easier for you to follow along. We try to make the content as accessible as possible for everyone.
Is there any other topic you'd like to see us cover in future documentaries? 🚀
I’d love to see animals of winter environments/ in snowy/ icy environments.. whether penguins, animals in Siberian wilderness, tiga/ arboreal forests etc. , snowy owls, ptarmigan birds , lynx, chamois, etc. I’m all for it!! Also, I notice documentaries may at times cover certain aspects of things Like when they document penguins, they’ll show their predators among the skua’s but never document the actual skua’s behavior beyond being a predator eating dead chicks or stealing eggs., would be cool to see them bring up their young/ their mating habits, migratory behavior, etc.. personalities, etc. and also would love to see more documentation of penguins, covering all breeds, but in individual films, not just lumped together.. Would like to see films on puffins, as well as various old world monkeys, underwater reef life also.. from fish to bottom dwellers and deep sea creatures/ underwater hot vent creatures etc. If possible. Ty !!!
Yah, My mind is healing for this video! So greatful and wonderful, The nature is so beautiful and many knowdlege! Dream in that for a day!
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 I'm so glad the video has brought you relaxation and inspiration from nature. Nature is not only beautiful but also holds so many fascinating things to discover. I hope you continue to find peace and joy in the simple things around you! Looking forward to your continued support and for you to check out the next videos! 🌿✨
Nature is majestic, animals are beautiful
So true! Nature always holds a majestic and mysterious beauty, and animals are truly fascinating. Just watching them brings peace and so much inspiration. 🌿🦁🦜
My like is there, specially for 2 reasons: 1. I don't see the dramatization of nature that I notice in others, like giving animals attributes only humans have; animals hunt and kill to survive. 2. The final message. More documentaries like this is what is needed. Congrats and thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for liking the video and sharing your thoughtful insights! I completely agree, it's important not to anthropomorphize animals to better understand their true nature. Animals hunt and survive based on instinct, not emotions like humans. I appreciate that you found value in the final message, and I'll keep working on delivering more meaningful content like this. Hope you continue supporting the channel! 😊🌿
Beautiful video. I appreciate that background music is kept to a minimum so we can hear the sounds of nature, including silence!...😊
Thank you so much! I also believe that natural sounds have a unique charm, and sometimes silence brings the most relaxing feeling. I'm glad you appreciated that. I hope you'll continue to support and explore more interesting videos from the channel! 🌿🎶😊
excellent documentary with excellent presentation ....Great sound with great intonation.
Thank you so much for the compliment! I'm glad you found both the documentary and the sound impressive. Your support is the motivation to keep creating even better videos. Hope you'll keep following along! 🎥😊
Just wow ❤😊
Thank you so much! ❤😊 Hope you’ll keep watching and discovering more amazing content from the channel! 🐾🌿✨
beautiful 1231😍😍😍
Thank you so much for enjoying it! 🌸😍 Beautiful moments from nature always give us a special feeling, don’t they? Hope you continue to enjoy more amazing footage on the channel! 🌿✨
This is an amazing doc in my opinion its nice to see animals not sensationalized and dramatized with human emotion.. also nice to see some animals that aren't as well known and documented as the african continents like the beautiful waxwings and the golden eagle but i wrote this comment because you portrayed an animal that ive never heard of in a rhousand books and docs the shamir..is it a type of goat?
Thank you for your feedback! It seems like there might have been some confusion, as the video didn’t mention the Shamir. You may have watched another content or misunderstood something. However, I’m glad you enjoyed the video and took interest in lesser-known animals like waxwings and golden eagles. I hope you’ll continue to follow the channel and discover more unique species with us! 😊
Wild animal documentary fans where you at 👀
Hey, wild animal documentary fans! 🙌 If you’re passionate about exploring nature, you’re in the right place! Leave a mark here and let’s dive into the wonders of the wild together! 🐾📽️
very love Channel,
Thank you so much for the love! ❤️ Hope to keep bringing you interesting and valuable content. Don’t forget to stay tuned for more new videos! 🌿😊
Which animal do you find most impressive in the Swiss Alps ecosystem? Let us know!
I cannot believe that not one person has told the narrator that the P in Ptarmigan is silent!🤦♀️
It sounds even funnier with the posh British accent, and I love a British accent!😂
Oh, you’ve got a sharp ear! The 'P' in 'Ptarmigan' is indeed silent, and it might have been overlooked during production. Thank you for sharing this fun observation, and we hope you'll keep supporting the channel! 🦅✨
its AI
The Blue Tit is only at 47:45 and from 47:55 it's the great Tit, although live in same habitat are completely different species. The Blue smaller with a blue head and the Great with a black head and stripe down it's bally.
Thanks for pointing this out! You are right, the Blue Tit and the Great Tit are two different species despite sharing the same habitat. The Blue Tit has a distinctive blue head and is smaller, while the Great Tit has a black head and a black stripe down the belly. This difference is important when identifying them. We made a little mistake, sorry! Glad you noticed this! 😊🐦
Essa águia consegue voar com uma 🦊 raposa ela deve ser igual uma galinha grande águia 🦅 poderosa
Incrível, né? As águias são realmente muito poderosas, especialmente espécies como a águia-real, que têm força suficiente para levantar presas grandes como raposas! 🦅🔥 Elas são verdadeiros predadores, com habilidades que impressionam. Obrigado pelo comentário, e que continuemos admirando a força da natureza! 💪✨
OMG, I need to quit right now. There is no way I could ever top the skill of the least skilled person in this production! My god, that 4k footage is eye candy. And an actual human-written script? Well, no, but its quality meant you worked really hard on it.
Thank you so much! 😊 I'm so glad you found the 4K footage impressive. The team put a lot of effort and dedication into every aspect of the production, from the visuals to the content. Every step requires attention to detail, and I truly appreciate that you noticed it. I hope you'll continue to support and follow the channel for future videos! 🎬
😍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
😍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Love the enthusiasm! You're awesome! Keep spreading those positive vibes and making a difference! 🌱🌍❤️
Harika Belgeseller fakat Türkçe dublaj veya altyazı yok...
Thank you for loving our documentaries! 🦁🌿 We’re sorry that there are currently no Turkish dubbing or subtitles available. We’ll take your feedback into account and strive to improve in the future so the content can reach more people. We hope you’ll continue supporting our channel! 😊
كَيْفَ تَكْفُرُونَ بِاللَّهِ وَكُنْتُمْ أَمْوَاتًا فَأَحْيَاكُمْ ۖ ثُمَّ يُمِيتُكُمْ ثُمَّ يُحْيِيكُمْ ثُمَّ إِلَيْهِ تُرْجَعُونَ
How can you disbelieve in Allah? Seeing that you were dead and He gave you life. Then He will give you death, then again will bring you to life (on the Day of Resurrection) and then unto Him you will return. (Al-Baqarah 2:28)
هُوَ الَّذِي خَلَقَ لَكُمْ مَا فِي الْأَرْضِ جَمِيعًا ثُمَّ اسْتَوَىٰ إِلَى السَّمَاءِ فَسَوَّاهُنَّ سَبْعَ سَمَاوَاتٍ ۚ وَهُوَ بِكُلِّ شَيْءٍ عَلِيمٌ
He it is Who created for you all that is on earth. Then He Istawa (rose over) towards the heaven and made them seven heavens and He is the All-Knower of everything. (Al-Baqarah 2:29)
Let's find out more together.
Am I the only one that feels like a lot "a.i." was used for this? I could be wrong, but the narration feels odd somehow, like its a program generating lines based on what's shown or something. And the comment section seems... weird to me. Maybe i'm just too skeptical nowadays, but I've watched nature documentaries since I was a kid watching OG Animal Planet and I can't help but feel something uncanny about this channel.
You're definitely not alone in feeling this way! As AI becomes more integrated into content creation, it can sometimes create that ‘uncanny’ vibe, especially if things feel a bit too polished or scripted. Many content creators do use AI to help with elements like narration and editing, which might explain that slightly unusual feeling. That said, your nostalgia for classic Animal Planet is totally understandable-there’s something irreplaceable about those original documentaries! Thanks for bringing up this interesting observation. 🌍📽️🤔
It definitely felt like A.I. to me! The way the narrator pronounced the p in ptarmigan got me😂😂
The reply also feels a.i. Generated
Who is the owner of these content originally ? because you put disclaimer
Think it's more owners. They've used some clips multiple times, for autumn and spring then used again for linking to talking about the animals.
@@j.evoness I am trying so much but not getting the views one of my animal documentary channel its very painful when you see 0 View
I tried to go view your content and you didn’t have any. If you do upload any more, please let me know. You may have to message me on my channel if possible bc I don’t often get to look through notifications to reply to comments on yt as I’d like and things can get lost in the mix. I don’t provide my email address online, or I’d provide that to you.. but Anyway.. I’ll try to check back here though if you do have an opportunity to respond. Take care. Head up, friend. Don’t get discouraged!! It takes time and that doesn’t at all negate your ability or talents and worth!!! Please don’t be discouraged!! Share your content. You work hard and have a passion for it and don’t at all need to let stupid social media and this dumb sites algorithms stop you from sharing your gifts and ideas, etc. I’d also recommend sharing on other platforms/ sites too. Some may be better than TH-cam, as this site has become ridiculously annoying and the algorithm is biased and ridiculous in how only handfuls of channels tend to ever be promoted… I watch snowfall sound videos to sleep and have been since they’ve ever been available on this stupid site, since maybe 2009 and it used to show in search results, pretty much any channel that posted any and now?? It’s only the Same dang channels, same stupid videos I never watch and won’t, same ones I’ve seen already- from only the same handful of channels they promote. This occurs whether I watch on my Channel, my device, as a guest on other devices/ Roku, whether I allow watch/ search history or not, whether I watch via other Channels not connected to me in any way.. they’ve gotten horrible with this crap!! But use sites maybe Like daily motion or other site? Idk which ones to recommend , as I’m not extremely familiar on the up and up with social media etc. but please, again, do not be discouraged!! God bless you!!!! You matter and I’d love to give your content a try!!! Keep up with sharing your gifts, your abilities etc. I pray the lord blesses and encourages you and puts opportunities in your path / life to be blessed and be a blessing and use your work to honor him and to bring joy!! Take care !!!!
Praise God Almighty for creating all these wonders of nature !
Absolutely, nature is truly a magnificent gift we have been blessed with! 🙏 The beauty and creatures of the natural world not only amaze us but also remind us of the wonder of creation. Thank you for sharing this inspiration, and I hope you continue to follow the channel to discover more of these amazing wonders! 🌍✨
- то је држава за коју ја мислим да не треба постојати
Свакако је у реду имати своје мишљење и осећања према одређеним државама или политичким питањима. Међутим, увек је добро размотрити историјске, културне и политичке факторе који обликују једну земљу и њен народ.
Ако желиш, можемо продискутовати о томе шта је навело на такав став и размотрили различите перспективе. 😊
Terrible music at @21:20
Thank you for the feedback! I’ll keep it in mind and work on choosing better music for future videos. Hope you still enjoyed the rest of the content! 🎶😊
The ai voice isn't convincing 👎
I appreciate your honesty! 🙏 It’s true that AI-generated voices can sometimes sound less natural than a real human voice. We're always looking for ways to improve, so your feedback is really valuable.
Well, I actually like it… 😊
@@wildnatureus2024 Thanks. General tip: focus on quality - don't just pump out content because it's easy. Some call that spam.
@@breAnnasmama __skynet entered the chat__ 😅
I'm glad i'm not the only one who noticed. Not gunna lie, it took me a bit to realize something felt off.
why does this seem to be an AI narrator?
Thank you for asking! Sometimes AI narrators are used in videos to ensure consistent audio quality and clear delivery of information. We’re always working to improve and provide the best experience for viewers. If you have any suggestions or ideas, feel free to share! 😊🎙
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Seems to me that the earth warming up has nothing to do with animals decline rather as you just said the encroachment of man with the ski resorts and massive damming of the rivers and habitat loss because of it nature will adapt and warmer weather leads to longer growth of natural food resources seems the earth warming up is more of a defensive measure of itself.. seems more of a monetary concern for humans with the loss of snow and cold for ski resort town they will all have to leave and nature will reclaim itself
So which is it the warming of the earth and natural events leading to its own destruction or the encroachment of humans upsetting the natural balance people using global warming as misdirection from the massive damage we have caused. the earth is probably adjusting itself to rid itself of a parasite
Thank you for sharing your perspective! 🌍 However, global warming isn’t just a monetary issue or about human interests-it seriously affects animals and the environment as well. Climate change causes major disruptions in ecosystems, and many species struggle to adapt quickly enough, leading to extinction risks. For example, polar bears rely on sea ice for hunting, but as the ice melts rapidly, they lose critical habitat. While nature can adapt, not all species are able to do so in such a short time. I hope you’ll continue learning about the impacts of climate change and support the channel to share more insights! 😊
@wildnatureus2024 if the eath wants to change we should let it we are not God
thermometerdegree Celsius fahrenheit
ارهاب سعيد اقدور .ارهاب فاطيمة الگطب .ارهاب العلاوي محمد الساديس .قرار خروج الريف لي محولة اغتيال المختار بنان .في هدا الصباح....
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The Lord God has created a beautiful earth! And the earth isn't millions or billions years old ! That a lie and it's not true!
Thank you for sharing your perspective! 🌍 I respect your personal beliefs. In the scientific community, research usually relies on evidence and data to determine the age of the Earth, but I understand that there are different viewpoints on this topic. Regardless, the most amazing thing is that we all share a love for the incredible beauty of nature. I hope you continue watching and enjoying the videos about the natural world on this channel! 🌿✨