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- The American beaver's ability to nibble wood demonstrates the stunning adaptability of these amazing mammals. In addition to creating their own lake, this family of beavers construct a make-shift fridge and winter-time snug. Subscribe: bit.ly/BBCEarthSub
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Imagine being born with a civil engineering degree coded to your every cell.
Underated commentary 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻
You copied this comment word for word from a different video of beavers building a dam...
Wack.
@@f-35alightningii79
Nice user name shame you're not carrier based, Navy's cooler and gayer
@@sam8742 how is that even relevant?
@@FireLordJohn3191
His username, it's a plane and I felt like joking around about it
I could listen to that man talk forever.
No you couldn’t
I agree.. If I would choose a voice that will narrate my life story I would choose him.. Well, aside Morgan Freeman..
no such thing as coulx or not, doesn't matter, cx listx any forevx
Same
Most of us has been listening to him for a while now
The fact that their home is called a lodge is the greatest thing ever.
Even has a built in fridge lol that's amazing
Yup the honeymooners Ralph and Ed always went to the lodge only it was a Racoon lodge 😂😂😂
that’s were we get the idea and name of a our lodges from, like rudders on planes we get that from birds
and nobody watched TV or smoked weed all day
@@raymondtonns2521 😂😂😂
I had 2 ponds in my back yard where beavers lived. When they dammed up the stream to create new ones, they would dig mud out of the hillside with their hands, pack it on to their flat tails, and transport it like they were pulling a trailer. It was the coolest thing to watch!
Nevermind the cool beavers.." I have two ponds in my backyard where beavers lived" ..few people can say that. Totally.awesome
@@melanieelepen3180 It was a rental house years ago, and I thought it was the best thing ever. BUT: If you could see how bad the beavers desecrated all of the trees, I promise that you wouldn't be happy if you were the owner.
@@Jimmy-sb3fc 😁 I can well imagine.
Mind you the area could well have been beaver country before the humans moved in.
@@melanieelepen3180 Yes, around here land owners have them trapped and relocated. As a renter, I loved it. While fishing the ponds, they got used to me, and would walk within several feet of me without fear.
@@melanieelepen3180 lol. Everything country was something elses before humans came along.
Darwinism?
airbnbeaver
This... *wipes tear*
Roley Chiu yup
1k th like from me 😂😂
Beavers would be the best at waterproofing bathrooms and wet areas.
They even have a *vent.*
I always imagine beavers wearing construction helmets
They are engineer dude 😂
Construction helmets and safety glasses
Like bob the beaver. So cool! I love beavers and will endeavour to be one someday
Now I know why beavers in zootopia wears helmet and they are reparing roads.
me too lol. ever since I was a kid 😂
Beavers are really incredible animals. They transform landscapes into wetland ecosystems, creating habitat for other species including fish, mammals, waterfowl, songbirds, amphibians, and insects. And help to protect from droughts, improve water quality, and minimize flood risk and mitigate flooding peaks.
They're great!
co-evolved with fish to provide bypass routes to get upstream: th-cam.com/video/pxikLa1KSYc/w-d-xo.html
One exception is in Chile (where beavers have no natural predators) but it was humans fault (again)
And as an added bonus, if and when the beavers move out and the dam deteriorates, the dried up pond bed will be covered with rich silt that has settled out of the water, a perfect spot for a new meadow to grow.
Yeah, when they reintroduced to a bunch of places where they'd been extirpated, the whole ecosystem flourished.
Same thing when they reintroduced wolves to Yosemite - they thought the wolves would kill everything. Instead, they weeded out weak deer, prevented herds from growing too large and starving themselves to death, and the culling of those herds meant saplings weren't getting decimated, increasing forest cover, and reinforced riverbanks making for healthier flows. There were increased birds, increased small mammals, which increased birds of prey, more seeds got distributed.
Everyone thought that these were destructive animals, but turns out they have a purpose, like the beaver.
Am I the only one who finds this video super relaxing? The sounds of water and the crunchy sounds of beavers gnawing on wood... So calming!
Yes. Youre the only person on planet earth that finds nature videos relaxing
me too 😂
Yep, you're the only person ever that finds running water relaxing, extra bonus unique points if you find the sound of a cosy wood fire crackling also relaxing
Bloody people riding a boat in my dam.
Lmao
"WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN MY DAM?!"
*That's a canoe though*
GET OUT MI SWAMP
God dam it.
I had no idea beavers were so awesome. Imaging gathering some buddies together and terraforming the land with nothing but your bare hands and teeth, and then on your lunch break, you eat a chunk of wood.
It would make an awesome strategy game.
@Shipwrecked Island Like that's any better. 🤢🤮
@@twonumber22 it’s sweet and sugary mmmmmhhhhhhhh
AND they have mini me's that help them!!
they are the only species got the REAL PERMIT to cut down trees. :) :)
I had no idea that these guys were acting like little lumberjacks out there, felling enormous trees-and then turning into full-on architects and engineers. What amazing little industrialists and environmentalists they are!
*Running water exists*
Beaver: 'And i took that personally'
Water: *leaks*
Beaver: i'mma end this man's career
stolen
@@botlol6818 no
"What are you eating?"
"Wood, what are you eating?"
"Wood."
"Wanna trade?"
Open season 🙌🏼
@@Tjgraham56 ikr
I knew this quote was familiar
I’m proud to say I got that quote
Wait, wood are you eating again?
but honestly, these animals have got to be the most underrated species ever. Shockingly competent for being some strange amphibian sea dog things.
🤣🤣🤣
True
I hunt them all the time.
@@8BitGamer4life no you dont... a beaver can cut a man clean in half
Like everything a purpose is served.
Beaver: Rent?
Musk Rats: YOU'LL GET YOUR RENT WHEN YOU FIX THIS DAM DOOR!
Legendary comment
This comment is too underrated
I missed the part where that's my problem.
When you fix this DAM
He is a… good rat, must be in some kind of trouble
if there was an online stream of beavers working on their dam, my productivity would skyrocket with a 1000%. I get so motivational to just get things done when i see them working hard to maintain the dam
Timberborn brought me here
Someone should make a beaver simulation game. You can build and expand your dam and store food for the winter and charge rent to animals that live there
You're so clever. How in the world did u ever come up w that?
I... would actually play this.
I'll cup that on release day!
i LITERALLY just thought it'd be cool to have that game
all the kids want beaver simulation
8:03 the little heat vent coming out the top of their house is just the funniest cutest shit ever. It's like they have a lil fireplace going on in there 😂
my heart melted!
The muskrats are helping to keep the house warm - an additional rent 😉
Beavers are secretly owning fireplaces! Don’t believe the government! They want to hide the fact that beavers own fireplaces (sarcasm)
@Michelle Graham Starting a fire in a reed-based home doesn't seem the smartest idea
It’s just a column of methane from beaver farts
It's fascinating to see just how much intelligence is coded into them, from building dams that can hold massive bodies of water back to creating a lodge adapted for the winter.
Packing vegetation underwater to eat as well. It’s awesome coordinated behaviour.
They create themselves
Beaver life/defense strategy is genius, and also absolutely hilarious
Everyone gangsta until beaver cut down fully grown tree
Yea. Using only their teeth.
It seems staged that the big tree fell down and they had the camera on it at the time. I wonder if someone maybe "helped" a little.
haha thanks...
they (the crew) hang out on the spot for months. Surely they've seen that coming and made sure they had that on record
@@krzysztofbroda5376 Yeah right. As if they can afford to put a crew there for months. Do you realize how much that would cost?
Documentaries are much more believable when narrated by the British
I'm an Indian but I too love heartily to hear the British a lot .....
not just any british David attenborough
Its gordon
*Not historical documentry*
@@samimas4343 but not all employees like their master/boss.....
The most wholesome 10 minutes on youtube.
Nature truly is amazing.
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Hats off to those who do beaver rescue and rehab. It's harder and more time-consuming than any animal I can think of... like raising kids. Props and gratitude.
I have a lot of respect for beavers now, thank you
Kevin Le This blows my mind. Beavers are as intelligent as people, in the context of their own environment.
you mean last time you pay no respect to beaver?
@@DdDd-gd1rr
We share the same environment.
Franc Mittelo
You make your home in artificial ponds?
@@quasicreator2027
We share the planet.
Covering the camera was the best 😂😂
“A little privacy please” 🤨
Even muskrats know that a blinking red light is a bad sign lol
"Dang it those humans are watching us again."
In the next few minutes after the camera was covered we would have learned where Little Beavers come from...............
Covered it up like “me and the wife need some...alone time.”
@@Inquisitor_Jeff Watch the rest on Xbeaver.com
I was fascinated from start to finish and was smiling too as I watch how the beavers live. This is a true testament of how marvelous nature is.
Here in New Hampshire I go on many hikes and always are astounded when I come across our many beaver dams. Only once did I see them working. Was a place I hadn't been in 2 years. Completely different. EIGHT beavers I counted busy extending their already massive dam. Its mesmerizing and relaxing to watch.
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This has to be my favorite animal. Look at the little guys being engineers and entrepreneurs.
Mine to i fell in love with them when i was a child i was beyond happy when i found out they are our national animal (canada) we are just lile them. Hard working, lumber jacks, and acception of new people (or in there case tenants) nature is AWESOME
@@itssteakhouse4582 what are you talking about bruh 😭😭
StrikerPlays I didn’t realize every Canadian was a lumberjack. I guess I better quit my job n head off to the forest then
Mines still Opossums :P
Entrepreneur? Ah yes, I love beaver .Inc's products
Beaver: "Give me rent."
Muskrat: "You'll get your rent when you fix this DAMN DAM."
😂😂😂
Someone ordered a pizza?
This is probably the funniest comment ive read all year!
Pizza time
Lmao to funny.
Beavers are SO important for wildlife to thrive. If introduced and used responsibly by us they can transform regions
How
@@m.n.s.s2825 I would suggest watching one of the many documentaries on the beaver. They can explain better than I can
@@m.n.s.s2825 ^^
I am obsessed with Beaver!!!🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫
I guess the beavers were about to get frisky at the end. Which is why they shrouded the camera.
barbiquearea ;maybe so, and they just want some privacy. Can't blame em for that
The camera didn't pay rent, so the Beavers are taking it out mafia style.
Hahahaha that’s awesome, just as much as this documentary
i knew i would find a comment about that lol i thought the same. Premium Users ONLY
barbiquearea yup
A time-lapse video of a beaver team making a dam from start to finish would be awesome!
*wood be awesome!
Que buenos ingenieros civil y constructor y que mejor a 24hrs
Yo quiero uno para que tale mi árbol de la playa jajajA🇨🇱🌲🌲🌲
You read my mind ,Hahaha.
but honestly, these animals have got to be the most underrated species ever. Shockingly competent for being some strange amphibian sea dog things.
@@ivanespinoza9732 thief
Unfathomable respect towards these critters. It genuinely awes me how they intuit complex architecture construction, and coordination off of *instinct*. Reshaping the land in such vast and creative ways. I swear, in a world where humans never evolved, these little guys would be on top some day.
define instinct
@@trumtrum5136 instinct as in being hard-coded to be able to do it without learning it
Everytime I watch a nature doco, I always say how much I love the animal in question. Like the symbiotic relationship between the beavers and musk rats. Nature stirs my soul and I couldn't imagine my life without the beauty that surrounds me.
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Beavers: Rent is three tufts of soft grass per day.
Muskrat: K
then they noticed an uncovered place (the cameras )😂😂😂 i love them😂😍
Not to mention all the other species that benefit from the beaver’s pond
It’s crazy that beavers cut down giant trees with their face lol
Lol, nice way of putting it
It will be crazier if you saw that beaver cutting trees with chain saw.
@@nonoyesyes8641 lol
@@nonoyesyes8641 Lmao
how? 😂
Never really looked into Beavers but they are incredible animals.
What a determined hard working marvelous engineer in the wild spectacular
NPC
3:43 piece of wood with leaf on it
tastes the leaf and then is like "no...not this" then throws it
that scene is so cute lol
It's like when you get a piece of cake and pick off the little fruit decorations or something hahaha.
I rewatch this every once in a while because it’s just so beautiful. I truly hope we can keep our planet and animals safe.
100% true
I've only started to learn about beavers recently and they are quickly becoming my favourite. We have to protect the precious life.
Yah 😍
@@TroyBateman there are so many beavers in Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and Wyoming that they are considered a nuisance lol they’re not in danger of going anywhere
beavers are a valuable natural renewable resource they should be harvested in reasonable regulated numbers. where I'm at in Pennsylvania theres so many that I get 5 or 6 phone calls a year asking to remove them. theres no shortage of the little guys here.
they're also fantastic tablefair.
It's just fascinating to see how they create this unique environment and cozy home for themselves
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I hope that animals all over the world get their rights to be able to live properly, with nature that is not polluted and still maintains its purity aameen ❤
It was so cute when the beaver covered the camera at the end
it was time for them to frick maybe
@@SuperTrisset I'm picturing the beavers going at it while "The Bad Touch" by Bloodhound Gang plays in the background
@@arthas640 hey i like that song
the title of this video made me envision a load of beavers building a dam whilst wearing little mini building helmets and rolled by bluprints in their mouths
Bad
Not bad
Protection and planning.
often times Its views like yours that distorts wildlife management.
jhibbitt1 Exactly
Truly intelligent and hard working animals.
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3:43
so cute when they decide the leaf is not for eating
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The Muskrat is a way better roommate than the person I’m sharing my condo with right now.
In fairness, your roommate wouldn't be mean if you were twenty times his size.
@@christopherwu3212 ffs no fat shaming
@@dante666jt bro…he’s referring to if a muskrat was his roommate..
better terminate that lease and get some muskrat roomies
@@user-xn3gv4ys9d
Still funny tho, better than some sarcastic jokes
"Mildred and I winter at a beaver lodge every year!"
-Muskrat
😂😂😂😂
This comment sounds like a part of a good book ♡
I've said this with some weird accent 😂
Mildred the muskrat, yes
@@VWLoveBug93 could definitely be something out of a Peter Rabbit book by Beatrix Potter. If you are into sweet and clever animal stories I highly recommend you look it up.
This was super cute to watch, love the teamwork of the beavers and muskrats
The beaver in the last moment:
Alright, alright, that's enough..
Imagine them wearing construction hats and screaming "TIIIIIIMMMBEEEEEER" everytime they've successfully cut down trees.
How dare you. That's funny.
It’s called Timberborne
so i was like "cool they can cut branches" and then "OMG they can cut down full grown trees!!"
TIMBER!!!!!!!!!!!
I was surprised too LOL I wonder how long its take for them to cut a full grown tree.
SuperJhong Depends how big the fully grown tree is.
And on the tree. Different woods vary massively in hardness
Now I understand why in some places they are considered pests
Blows me away how animals can learn this through thousands of generations.
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I've only seen a singular beaver in the wild, watching it swim briefly and chew on trees in it's natural habitat. Sadly it either moved on or was hunted to get rid of it's "threat" to the local trees. In the short time I was allowed to witness it and it's habits, I was and still am extremely grateful. They may seem like big water rats but they are seriously beautiful and complex animals.
A beaver being a threat to the environment, that might just be the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
The way they eat is so cute
Coffeebud Hong numnumnumnumnumnumnum
3:44 I love the way he picked the leaf off and continued eating
@@hoobadooba2000 Yh very cute
They say the same about us!
"Aye yo, we got a leak in the damn"
"What ya need Jim? Log? Sticks? Grassy patch?"
MUD.
This needs more likes.
Just uh all it an mush it on there , thanks.
9:37 beaver covered the camera😂
What a life to have.
I want to be a beaver now. What a beautifull and calm life that is
TheFlox1122 yes we do same time wolves
Seems that way, but not really. Beavers are very likely to be attacked or at least gravely injured when gathering food. If you can be incredibly aware and use your senses to their fullest of potential, then yeah maybe you can be a beaver. If you find yourself with no escape and a 1v1 fight on your hands, may as well pray some human saves you because you are done.
Yeahh...
Yeahhh..
be careful of what your wish
*A branch is brought from the fridge for the whole family to feed on*
Mmmm yes Red Penguin! A bit of a sticky situation..
I wish it were that easy >.
@@wildlifenet ill give you credit for dat pun there
Have loved beavers ever since seeing an old Disney documentary on them when I was a kid. Marvelous engineers!
This is literally the cutest thing ive ever seen holy shit
This is so nice . I love how they put a camera in there house but then the beavers didn’t want it so they covered it up.
super secret work 😆
*their
Yeeeessss. I loved it too🤣🤣🤣🤣 Privacy is everything.
@Michelle Graham t. Beaver
Beaver be private creatures
the decomposition of organic matter also helps to heat up their cool lodges
Yes
If i was 10 years younger
Sensible
Kaliss savage
Greater than anything I’ve ever built in my life. I’m awestruck
The combo of music and imagery as that big tree comes down always brings a lump to my throat, in awe of what these creatures do!
An experiment was conducted where a speaker playing the sound of water trickling was set up in an area with beavers and a few hours later they had started covering it up, trying to stop the water trickling.
They are natures engineers ,they do not need a degree.
Link
Wow thats pretty DAM cool
Connor Maguire beaver jokes :3
🙄
Watch your profanity
I knew somebody was gonna make this joke xD
That doesn’t seem like an appropriate comment for a beaver video, where can I LODGE a complaint?
natures own Engineers, Builders and Architects. How can you not admire these cute animals 😊
Water: Flows
Beaver: And I took that personally
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Truly Fascinating!
Fun fact: The Canadian Beaver will not only let's the muskrat chill in their crib and eat their food, it thanks them for the company and apologizes for the mess
The muskrats pay rent. The Beavers are the landlords
And then invites them to Tim Horton’s
And they go to Ihop eat Pancakes with maple syrup while drinking Tim Hortons coffee after a hockey game watching David's documentary on Canadian beavers
It’s actually called the North American Beaver.
@@lordzanthartehallen8963 well he just describe the Canadian version tho
Wait so a beaver lives in a house made out of food?
Not quite. The tougher, bark-laden wood isn't good for them to eat, and the wood that's got moss and mold on it from years of soaking is as gross to them as months-old food would be to us. What they really want is the tender wood several layers down, freshly cut and still wet with sap and sugars.
Its their version of a gingerbred house! 😀
Have you never heard of a beaver before?
You just made me want to eat a tree... xD
@@megalomaniacalHalide Were you a beaver in one of your past lives?
THis guy is a GREAT NARRATOR, no matter what the subject, you just want to listen to him talk and explain. I wish he could teach Narrator lessons to young people.
beaver + river + trees + nice background music and chill tone voice = RELAXING DAY
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I grew up on a farm in Virginia, we had a lake on it, big one, about 1000x700 yards, built by beavers in the 1860s until today! The dam itself is so well built you can drive a tractor over it.
lol that's awesome. i was enjoying this video like everyone else here (judging by the comments) until it got to 5:03 and i was like, "oh shit, yeah that's right, i forgot: these little fuckers can actually _fell trees_ with nothing but their teeth!"
@@danielvillalobos4265 oh yeah, give those guys enough trees and they'll give you a cathedral 🦦🦦🦦🦦🦦
Where in Va? I was raised in Bedford🏞
dont cave in their lodge!
@@459luker if you watched the documentary you would realize they don’t live inside their dams
Beaver: Who needs a degree in engineering to build a dam.
🤣
😂😂 i do, they’re better than some of engineers back home 😂
Even the burrows they build submerged in water yet they have warm bedding. genius... I don't think humans can build such a thing with only naturally available mud and twigs.
fact: beavers do a full years internship at their parents dam before heading out on their own at age 2.
@@marthachampagne316 Is it paid?
BBC does it so well.
One of my favorite animals and with his voice 🥺🥰
Very intelligent and adorable.
Even ants can build incredible structures, but that doesn't mean they are intelligent.
It is intelligence. But is very specific type of intelligence. Humans I guess have many different types of intelligence
Unlike feminists.
@@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath lol
@@amacuro Having one type of intelligence doesn't make one intelligent.
Human: Beaver, can you tell me the secret to how you cut down trees so fast with just your teeth?
Beaver: gnaw
I laughed more than i should have
a biting response
This may have went over a lot of heads
You are a Don for that one hahaha
Dam...
Thas weird
Remarkable underrated creatures❤
Beavers have got to be one of the coolest animals on our planet.
I don’t know why by I kinda laugh at 3:45 when the beaver mistakenly nibble a yellow leaf and realized it was a “leaf”, not his taste so he threw it away 🤣
It was like, “Finally, wood! No, not you leaf! Shooo!”
LOL.. Just notice that too.. Made me giggle.🤣
Awesome observation 🤣
That was a funny moment Paula! But plenty of wood to feast on..
same i laughed too ;)
A leaf is pathetic when your teeth are mini axes!
I'm so happy while watching this, I feel like I was a beaver in my past life.
We built our dam together. Don't you remember me?
@@livsnjutare2705 😅😅
@@livsnjutare2705 I was there too
I was stealing ur wood haha
You were delicious, all of you.
It's tradition to watch this once in a while
I TRULY LOVE nature and all she has to offer!
I hold beavers in the highest esteem. They’re just so driven. They focus so devoutly on their work until the job is complete!
And they're damn cute while doing it. Look at dem tiny ears like, what?! Adorable ❤️ (FYI beaver needs an emoji, NOW!)
True blue-collar workers they are
I am apart of the Tlingit people in Southeast Alaska, and I come from the Raven clan, and my family is the Beaver house. To be honest when I learned that my family is from the Beaver house I wasn't as excited about it since I didn't like beavers that much, but after learning about them I'm proud to be from the Beaver house! They're so smart and also so cute! :)
Yo, southeast Alaska represent!!!!
Beavers are awesome. Beavers are the second largest rodents in the world after capybaras. Beavers are also known for the cool dams and lodges they create out of trees they chew down and mud and twigs and sticks. Beavers can also create ponds using their dams that other animals like river otters, frogs, toads, geese, swans, large-mouth bass, sunfish and moose and deer plus wolves can live in and near.
I’ve always loved beaver, but now I love beavers too!
that dam seem safe and comfy...
dam right
Can confirm. I rented a room from a beaver once.
Source: I'm a muskrat.
Fun fact: it's warmer and more comfortable then the majority of apartments
Imagine inventing hydrogical engineering before you even discover stone tools or fire.
These guys are playing on advanced mode
they use stones as a foundation for their dams. amazing little creatures!
They're speedrunning the engineering tree.
tbf, they wouldn't benefit much from fire. though, tools would likely be a big help, as it's actually one of the big markers for an advanced species.
yes, I know this was a joke, and yes, I got it, but I thought I'd share a little info as well
@@zionnemakoma1398
Well it is only a semi joke haha.
They'd probably only use fire to make tools really.
Nature: trickling water
Beaver: and I took that personally
I love beavers, I love watching them
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What an ingenious way of getting to stay in another animal's home: paying rent.
Unbelievable.
*cough* mutualism *cough*
@@aplguy6570 stfu
@@johnconnor1737 no u
@@aplguy6570 negative, thou
Nay, thee
Oh Attenborough, what are we gonna do when you're gone?
+bavondale we sequence his DNA and implant it on a human embryo to clone him... problem solved.
+John jonh Jurassic Attenborough! We could have an entire park filled with different documentary Attenboroughs
One thing that's already happened is that BBC Earth has started showing absolute drivel, such as documentaries focusing on hair products and dating. It's all downhill from here, i'm afraid.
there's always hannible lector
We restore mother nature for their sake, and Sir Attenborough.
This video is so peaceful.. sounds and sights of nature, david attenborough narrating in a boat rowing down tranquil waters.. ahhh
Sir David Attenborough could read the phone book and I'd still be enthralled.