Though polar bears and seals are the most iconic mascots of the Arctic, there are many animals in this brutal environment worthy of attention. Which Arctic animal is your favorite?
@@SAMMIsLIFE More accurately the misuse of technology and the refusal to adopt new technology because the old is part of well established trillion dollar global industries. In short, the problem is capitalism.
@@bubbykins4864 No, as I said, the problem is capitalism. The end results of one system are not the same across any system. You truly embody the phrase "some people would rather imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism".
This is just incredible: Bertie and his wonderful personality and narration. The camera crew. The animals. The photography. I am SO glad I subscribed and I look forward to more!
I saw the bunny when they did the first over view, because there was a snow ball that looked to perfect, and had a different texture. But I thought I was just seeing things at first.
"They have a pretty extraordinary hunting strategy" Fox: *jumps* Me: That's cute af Edit: I never thought I would get so many likes. Thanks to the artic foxxo
SO sad that climate change is having such a horrific impact on such beautiful creatures and land... The artic fox is now suffering from encroachment by the red fox because of it. :(
they aren't gonna be out competed, the red fox is prime food for wolves and an easy kill, its at a disadvantage due to its larger size and lack of camouflage
Oh my god, that polar lights in the end....! A single session covered the whole artic beauty. It was funny when redfox met artic fox. Well in that one moment, 8:35 eye to eye ,what might be their conversation!
Amazing, a red fox in the Arctic. Once again, gorgeous filming. Thank you so much for opening up the world for the rest of us who may never otherwise see the beauty of it.
The real heroes are the crew.. filming this unimaginably harsh climate...so that we can all enjoy this from the comfort our homes.. REAL HEROES.. SALUTE..
I worked in the arctic for years. The red fox are absolutely devastating the arctic fox population. When I started up there I seen hundreds of them. When I left two years ago I only seen a few a year but the reds were everywhere. It's not just the arctic fox that is having trouble. The geese are not able to defend their eggs from the much larger red fox. I have seen arctic fox fight for 15 minutes to get a goose egg and not be able to get it because momma goose can defend. Nature has evolved the two animals to be that way. Sometimes the fox wins, sometimes the goose. Not so with the red fox though. It's not the warmer climate that brings the reds to the arctic either, it's the roads. Nature has kept them out for how many years? Then they show up a few years after the road is put in and completely take over the place.
I'm sorry for the arctic foxes :( If what you write is true, roads seem to be their route towards extinction. Hope their population won't disappear completely though. On the other hand I want to say not all red foxes are like that, I'm a good red fox, not invading anyone's territory :D
Thank you to all of those people who are involved in this video. It not might be long but y'all gave us insight on something we can't afford to see with our own very eyes. *THANK YOU NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC!*
I didn't like watching animals or something about nature before but I changed my mind after watching your videos. I know that it's too difficult to record the video like this and you worked so hard. Thank you so much for making the videos. Also, this video is so wonderful. It blew my mind.
What you guys are doing is literally my dream job to do. I know it's some time very harsh climate but shout out to you all living dream. Conserving wildlife & awareness.
All these people who go an investigate this deadly beautiful place I'm bless cuz Artic is my inspiration for my fable story. I am always been looking to learn more. Again thank you Artic people who made this video ^U^
Thank you for always producing informative and enjoyable videos. Your shared wisdom often shows us how we can do better. For all the compassion, dedication, and continued effort in helping us understand thank you.
thank you so much National Geographic, Bertie Gregory, the camera men and staffs for the effort of showing this massively amazing creatures in a very hard weather. Kudos 👏
I also love how Bertie said how "this place is out of this world" at the northern lights. The most spectactular views we experience in this life are from our beautiful planet.
Well done Mr Gregory and crew! I could only imagine the time you invested waiting for these shots but you were rewarded with once in a lifetime moments! One after another! Wow....keep following your passion sir!
Bertie’s the same age as I am and he’s out there living his dream. Educating people about our climate and the world around us. Meanwhile I’m laying down eating cheetos while watching this video
Bertie Gregory reminds me so much of Steve Irwin... even though they are different in a lot of ways, it just feels like they share the exact same childlike joy and pure fascination about nature and wildlife....
Even if it does it probably won't wipe out the Arctic fox, the arctic fox population is pretty big well over 500,00. They could even be good for the ecosystem, they are good easy prey for wolves. They aren't as good at lemming hunting as the arctic fox so hasn't really got much easy prey between lemmings, hares, owls and arctic foxes, and they have a disadvantage against the larger predators due to size and lack of camouflage. if they establish themselves they will probably just be another step on the food chain between the snowy owl and the Arctic fox and the wolf.
Though polar bears and seals are the most iconic mascots of the Arctic, there are many animals in this brutal environment worthy of attention. Which Arctic animal is your favorite?
It's hard to decide there all oh so fascinating ♡♡♡♡
Did anybody get epic goosebumps with the northern lights I did
The Arctic Fox :)
I like Arctic wolves and foxes. I never heard of the snow chicken that's pretty cool that I can live up there
Artic fox
I’ve never seen someone have such a positive outlook while straight up trying not to freeze to death
To they have everything they could ever need out there. Those coats are heated... Lol
he loves what he does
@@davidjamal378 hhhg de tgft>=>#$["[ ododososososos9
Thats easy just carry out some RUM.
I did not mean that I just like to make jokes I am talking to Nat Geo.
I just love seeing a person who loves his job so much
Bertie Gregory’s enthusiasm, narration, and stunning visuals are a treat. Thank you, nature, Bertie Gregory, and National Geographic team.
cat box cleaner he is only 26y.o, wow
It's so nice to listen to his soft voice, ever smiling..😊
Buchanan
David Attenborough >
Ugh
8:42 , i feel sad for the arctic fox, their territories are getting smaller.
And its humans fault
@@SAMMIsLIFE More accurately the misuse of technology and the refusal to adopt new technology because the old is part of well established trillion dollar global industries.
In short, the problem is capitalism.
Gas plants & illegal mammals hunting are responsible for that
@@fl00fydragon So the problem is not corporatism, but predestination?
@@bubbykins4864 No, as I said, the problem is capitalism.
The end results of one system are not the same across any system.
You truly embody the phrase "some people would rather imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism".
Thank you for these beautiful videos.....
C K yes beautiful
and thanks for the wondrous spirit shown in the narration
1 year lmao
This is just incredible: Bertie and his wonderful personality and narration. The camera crew. The animals. The photography. I am SO glad I subscribed and I look forward to more!
Appreciate the efforts of cameraman just to let see
1k likes and no replies? We gotta change that
@@amtie97 Definitely
0:32 “Master of camouflage” Literally the first thing I see is a bunny on the left side just chilling
He do be vibin doe
I saw the bunny when they did the first over view, because there was a snow ball that looked to perfect, and had a different texture. But I thought I was just seeing things at first.
try that while freezing in the middle of the artic
i didnt even know there are snow chickens in this world! Thank you Nat Geo!
They probably taste twice the chicken
You will surely jailed for eating them
AFC
Pretty sure those were grouses, but then again that is basically a snow chicken :P
Jackson G gotta get me some K.Fs.C
"They have a pretty extraordinary hunting strategy"
Fox: *jumps*
Me: That's cute af
Edit: I never thought I would get so many likes. Thanks to the artic foxxo
Ikr did you see those cute little red paws ?
@@finaljustice3848 "walk a mile in these louboutins"
Dani T OMG LOL😂😂
Yeet and deleted
Im here reviving your comment
Little bundles of fluff with their little smiley faces.
ShiElieYamashita and a ravenous appetite of living flesh😍😍🥰
taitoa tahere-ford wth
@@lategamer6684 owo
He loves his job so much that his smile never left his face even it's freezing!
3:51 fox was saying, _"see i got it."_
Then walks away.
Lol so cute😂
I thought the sameee.. killing machines or whatever, they're cute as heck
G.B. Medallo iiiiioo
SO sad that climate change is having such a horrific impact on such beautiful creatures and land... The artic fox is now suffering from encroachment by the red fox because of it. :(
NATGEO uploads about the Artic are the only thing keeping me cool this summer.
One of my favorite videographer, and the artic fox are so majestic!
The real unsung heroes are the members of the camera crew.
You said it right mate...
They are provided the electronic equipment, warm enough wear, place to live and sleep: How are they heroes? The heroes ARE the wild life.
That's exactly that I am going to comment
Markus E they made it possible for all of us to see this film..thats why
@@markuse3472 Because they are in environment they are not evolved to be in? For the animals its just another day lol
8:34 It's over Anakin, I have the High Ground..
@Matthew McCauley Don't try it.
It's fine, Anakin had the Infinity Gaunlet.
@@bowzer2405 ahhhhhhhhhh *gets cut in half*
It's over artic fox, i have the high ground
that shot of zooming in from bear to owl was fabulous
timestamp ?
This guy is soo easy to watch! You can just feel his excitement and passion
sorry but i fell in love with this guy🌚
what do you mean?
Which one? The fox, the hair or the bird? ;) ;)
@@Lia-A-Eastwood I'd smash with everything in this video, even the ice
@@Life-is-G00dLol
Ohh me too❤🐺🐺
This video left me so much warmth in my heart! Bertie is an amazing story teller, so much love and dedication for the animals!
Thank you! 💙
I’ve always wanted to see the northern lights, such a beautiful natural phenomenon hope one day I am able to experience it!
I hope someday you'll make your dream come true!
Same here, I mean, who would not like to experience this?
Nature's no cost light show ;)
Just think of it and just imagine what would the beauty of the heaven be
@@Love-jf7rs and better than any light show to ever exist
I almost cried in the end. Earth is so beautiful.
Breathtakingly beautiful. In this stage of global warming this video keeps the hope alive.
I think every Bertie Gregory's Documentary always reach the peak of Mezemerizing & Beautifully made with passion
I love this cameraman
The narrator is so serene and humble....
Just like arctic's snow😊😊
Wow that camera crew & amazing footage hats off amazing what they went through to film this . ThAnks .
8:33 this what it looked like when Sasuke and Naruto where staring at each other in Orochimarus hideout
This is version where Sasuke is kyubi too.
Bruh AHAHAH
weebs
Beautiful animal's and very cool place.
Aaah I see what you did there ;)
Literally
just am say so
I think that place is not cool. It's cold.
@@axisbreaker5892 cool and cold is the same thing dude
I wanted to cry out so much, because we human, are destroying all of this. Jan 2019
Same:(
We mustnt loose the artic fox! Magical little creatures
they aren't gonna be out competed, the red fox is prime food for wolves and an easy kill, its at a disadvantage due to its larger size and lack of camouflage
Oh my god, that polar lights in the end....! A single session covered the whole artic beauty. It was funny when redfox met artic fox. Well in that one moment, 8:35 eye to eye ,what might be their conversation!
They are all adorable AND masters of camouflage, dont separate the two
8:40 this reminds me of that scene in fantastic mr fox where Mr. Fox meets the wild wolf. What a beautiful shot! So much symbolism.
The real unsung heros are those who r shooting this..Respect
0:22 II'M NOT CUTE! I'M A KILLING MACHINE!
fox jumps cutely in the background
Amazing, a red fox in the Arctic. Once again, gorgeous filming. Thank you so much for opening up the world for the rest of us who may never otherwise see the beauty of it.
Thank you all team members for this video
The real heroes are the crew.. filming this unimaginably harsh climate...so that we can all enjoy this from the comfort our homes.. REAL HEROES.. SALUTE..
The sound of walking in new snow!!💕
Salute to all crew members who works on Extreme conditions just to make my Morning Motivated✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
I worked in the arctic for years. The red fox are absolutely devastating the arctic fox population. When I started up there I seen hundreds of them. When I left two years ago I only seen a few a year but the reds were everywhere. It's not just the arctic fox that is having trouble. The geese are not able to defend their eggs from the much larger red fox. I have seen arctic fox fight for 15 minutes to get a goose egg and not be able to get it because momma goose can defend. Nature has evolved the two animals to be that way. Sometimes the fox wins, sometimes the goose. Not so with the red fox though. It's not the warmer climate that brings the reds to the arctic either, it's the roads. Nature has kept them out for how many years? Then they show up a few years after the road is put in and completely take over the place.
I'm sorry for the arctic foxes :( If what you write is true, roads seem to be their route towards extinction. Hope their population won't disappear completely though.
On the other hand I want to say not all red foxes are like that, I'm a good red fox, not invading anyone's territory :D
The absolute pinnacle of real life story telling. Perfectly brilliant.
This cameraman Bertie Gregory is talented.
I never knew artic chickens ever existed. 🤣 Cool.
Thank you to all of those people who are involved in this video. It not might be long but y'all gave us insight on something we can't afford to see with our own very eyes. *THANK YOU NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC!*
0:23 that jump was too cute
The animals and environment of the arctic are so beautiful, it's almost magical
Why is every arctic animal absolutely ADORABLE!
I didn't like watching animals or something about nature before but I changed my mind after watching your videos. I know that it's too difficult to record the video like this and you worked so hard. Thank you so much for making the videos. Also, this video is so wonderful. It blew my mind.
What you guys are doing is literally my dream job to do. I know it's some time very harsh climate but shout out to you all living dream. Conserving wildlife & awareness.
🥶🥶🥶 how are you guys able to withstand such freezing weather dude.
I really admire your determination and will my guys.
They showed which world didn't showed us this is masterpiece stroke from NGC Team , Marvelous
This place is out of the world 😍
Gorgeous rabbit, snow chicken and arctic fox. Simply wonderful.
This series made me turn on notifications. Wow.
08:35 that's the Meet Between Rival right there is Insane!
I’m loving the freezing
The cameraman is so positive! And an amazing story teller! Thank you to you and your team!
Wow.. Incredible.. Cute bunny, little fox, owl, birds.. Finally Aurora.. Everything is beautiful.. 😍😍😍
Thank you Mr. Gregory for the amazing video.❤️
All these people who go an investigate this deadly beautiful place I'm bless cuz Artic is my inspiration for my fable story. I am always been looking to learn more. Again thank you Artic people who made this video ^U^
The real happiness of life lies in this beautiful nature...so amazing
Thk you as always for sacrificing a lot of ur time just to give us this awesome vids(for free)
Thank you guys so much for such a amazing experience.
Hats off to all the crew behind the scenes.
Thank you for always producing informative and enjoyable videos. Your shared wisdom often shows us how we can do better. For all the compassion, dedication, and continued effort in helping us understand thank you.
That guy who spot the red fox and arctic fox had really good eyesight that I could never-
That young FOX is soooooo CUTE 😊😊😊 Thanks for these NG. ❤️
That last shot was OUTSTANDING. amazing job, sir.
Wow.. that was an epic adventure..Hatts off to all the crew who took this great risk of filming this
Those animals are so beautiful!
Incredible.......... I salute the crew members to provide us with such a beautiful video ☺
Best of luck👍
Amazing quality and effort .. thanks a lot for these true wildlife vudeos
thank you so much National Geographic, Bertie Gregory, the camera men and staffs for the effort of showing this massively amazing creatures in a very hard weather. Kudos 👏
This video deserves a Nobel.
I also love how Bertie said how "this place is out of this world" at the northern lights. The most spectactular views we experience in this life are from our beautiful planet.
Well done Mr Gregory and crew! I could only imagine the time you invested waiting for these shots but you were rewarded with once in a lifetime moments! One after another! Wow....keep following your passion sir!
5:16 I have died of cuteness.
Respekt für den Kameramann in dieser lebensfeindlichen Umgebung zu filmen!
Großartige Bilder!👏👏👍
these photographers are absolutely phenomenal.
Arctic Hares are so cute it made me cry!
I love this series so much love learning about these animals and creatures and the host is really cool, even the music choice is amazing. 🦔❄
Bertie, nose nearly frozen, whooping in delight, " This place is out of the world! "
His joy is infectious!
Nat Geo: These unsung heroes are going to blow your mind
My mind: 🤯
No they are privileged to film such wonders of nature even in these extreme conditions! Incredible!
Bertie’s the same age as I am and he’s out there living his dream. Educating people about our climate and the world around us.
Meanwhile I’m laying down eating cheetos while watching this video
Thank you Nat Geo
I'm officially moving to the artic
mad respect to the herbivores and pillars of the food chain in this harsh environment!! they must've excellent adaptation to survive days without food
At 5:00 there's a bunny hidden towards the bottom left on the bottom of the rock
Wow..u have good sensory skills
Beautiful and majestic. Proof of a great Creator.
At 0:32 the rabbit is at the bottom left of the screen
Bertie Gregory reminds me so much of Steve Irwin... even though they are different in a lot of ways, it just feels like they share the exact same childlike joy and pure fascination about nature and wildlife....
9:38 When the Universe reward you with the greatest "natural light performance" upon your arrival to the arctic. Amazing world!
thank you so for showing us the beauty of nature on the other side of the world
Great show everyone
Thanks
Let's hope the Red Fox doesn't fully establish itself in the Arctic
Even if it does it probably won't wipe out the Arctic fox, the arctic fox population is pretty big well over 500,00. They could even be good for the ecosystem, they are good easy prey for wolves. They aren't as good at lemming hunting as the arctic fox so hasn't really got much easy prey between lemmings, hares, owls and arctic foxes, and they have a disadvantage against the larger predators due to size and lack of camouflage. if they establish themselves they will probably just be another step on the food chain between the snowy owl and the Arctic fox and the wolf.
Toughest job one could do in these frozen zones. Thumbs up.