Vietnam - Phoenix from the Ashes - Wildest Indochina 4/5 - Go Wild
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มี.ค. 2023
- Vietnam is the easternmost country on the Indochina peninsula. Its tropical jungles are bursting with wildlife. But less than 50 years ago, things were very different. For more than a decade, Vietnam’s forests were decimated, as a battle between people became a war against nature. The devastation was so massive that the terms “ecological warfare” and ‘ecocide’ were coined to describe it. The dust finally settled and remarkably, life fought back.
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Awesome documentary about Vietnam's rich wildlife and its nature. Our Wildlife Tour in Vietnam in Oct/2023 was organised by Vietnam Eco-Tours. We luckily met a lot of endemic mammals species (red shanked douc, Cat Ba Langurs etc). The local ecoguide Vietnam, Luc Nguyen, was really excellent. Our next trip will be a Photography Birding Tour Vietnam with Vietnam Eco-Tours. Can't wait for it 🦬🐒🦚🐸🐊🦋🐛🦠🐵🐒
The best coverage of wild life of the Indo China so far. Congrats.
The Red Shank Duke monkeys are the most !! . He is so well made-up and so intricately put together . It's as if the leaders in the fashion world, have at some point taken a page out of his book .
Thanks for reminding me how beautiful my country is. I thought the birds of Paradises are the most colorful birds until i saw the bird in this documentary. Great documentary and I've subscribed.
Wonderful documentary which shows how nature can bounce back after forty years of war and destruction.
Can we humans bounce back, or wake-up??
Will the middle east lead to our destruction (WW3)?
Awesome. Best I've seen in a while. Thank you and keep up the great work.
Fantastic video! Thank you!
Thank you. I love Vietnamese nature
Greatly appreciate for making this film ❤❤❤
Its like second david attenborough when it come to narration its very good to the ears when listening and while watching you feel relax at the same time you will learn a lesson on the neighboring countries about thier past histories cultures and their sorrounding environment which also fascinates us about thier floras and faunas...
so beautifully presented ~ thank you!
Vietnam I wouldn't wait no more here weg go
A wonderful film but it shows that there will be only one winner and that's nature because humanity will destroy itself and become extinct and then the Planet will flourish
We can but hope it happens before we destroy everything worthwhile.
So you're saying "climate change" isn't real? That Earth will continue to flourish no matter what humans do? That we may kill ourselves off yet we're not actually killing the planet?
Humans are a part of nature. Why be separate?
Wonderful video. I love seeing all the different primates!
thx for talking about human destruction. its wild what humans are capable of destroying
My grandson is around in that area. I envy him seeing things like that.
Hello … I love all your wild nature ‘documentaries. In Vietnam , there are 7 endemic langurs who have still survived nowadays , from North to South : 1/ Tonkin snub-nosed langur 2/ Cat-Ba island langur 3/ Delacour’s langur 4/ Hatinh ‘s Langur 5/ Red shanked Douc langur 6/ Gray shanked douc langur 7/ black shanked douc langur .
And the last Javan unicorn rhinoceros has been shot illegally in 2010 in the Nam-Cat-Tien national park , South of Vietnam .
I have ever since 1972 been deeply shocked by the ecocide in Vietnam. Never I ll forgive this General Westmoreland to have ruined an area as large as one third of my country The Netherlands by his dioxine poisening ( agent orange) and carpet bombing. I have seen the children malformed by these chemicals and napalm dropped from the air. To be followed by an entire range of wars, today even on my subcontinent....with depleted uranium ammunition, spoiling the best agricultural soil in the world. I am so excited to see beautiful species making a come back after the hell on earth caused by the military-industrial-complex.... alfred.vierling@gmail.com
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Great documents, hopeful forest come forward regrow.
Excellent video 😊
we finally get to see where all our products are being made ,yay
The yellow cheek gibbon sounds like a frickin car alarm mixed with a bird and and eas alarm-
Dao Tien is a wonderful sanctuary and rehab center for many of the Primates from Vietnam. Monkey World and Dao Tien work together.
Thank God for life.... On and on...
Vietnam is such a cool county
Only 145k likes?? Why?
ya kutuvia..
How do they do it!
And to think, we almost bombed that place into extinction
Oh.... My..... Gosh !!!!; Are these monkeys for real ? . Formerly, I was of the opinion that fishes and birds were among the most colorful animals in nature . However, after having seen some of the more intricate color patterns ,of the coats some species of monkeys . I'm forced to change my point of view .
Apes not monkeys🙉
You should search YT for videos of the Japanese Snow monkeys.
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Can you imagine ... using a mammal as strikingly beautiful as the duc .... for TARGET PRACTICE !?????
horrible !!! These drug ridden bastards!
Someone clearly DISTURBED!!!
The resilience of nature is too often underestimated. This climate change hysteria is a prime example.
I would like to know which of these statements are actually Correct? Is it that 40% of Vietnams forests are bamboo, or is it 17%
About 40% of Vietnam's land are covered by forests. Around 10% of them are bamboo ones.
It's 40% of the forest in that particular region of South Vietnam and 17% of the entire country's forest area. Are we clear now??
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Is that how we get bamboo shoots? I never realized it. Ha!
plant adsord carbon, not oxigyn
Humans who propagated the wars are shameless.😤 poor animals and nature.
Blame the Marxists. A certain small hat tribe produced Kal Marx & assorted others lefties.
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Humanity will be perished nature will live on
Scene 35.51, what is the shining thing flying near the hill?? Is it a UFO!??
That a stork or heron, common bird species in Vietnam
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