This bird started out so gentlemanly with the bow and the cool changing of the eye color, then it turns into a freaking umbrella. 10/10 would definitely catch my attention
I mean his place looked flawless, had a really modern and expensive feel to it, then there was his impeccable dance moves and routine too. He even bowed! What a gentleman! 😭 He really wooed me and I wasn’t even the one being wooed! 😭😭😭 😍😍😍
I just can’t imagine how much effort the people behind the scenes take to get these amazing shots. Also, the time it takes to get these facts, shots, and difficulties along the way. I would just like to give a tip of the hat to Netflix and Planet Earth.
Me too. Not even need moves or funny hair: reaching out to get what I can't unless climbing or opening a marmalade pot would get me instantly hot and ready to - perhaps - copulate. Perhaps, because women are cyclic creatures. Hormones are hard to control. But he could give it a try. That's all I can promise.
I grew up with my grandparents in the jungles of Papua New Guinea watching the Bird of Paradise dancing... It became a normal life for me that I couldn't understand why people were so captivated by this. Then as I grew older I appreciated where I came from.
@@nicolejeune1215 how often do you hear people ask you about "cannibalism" when you talk about your beautiful country? In the US, that seems to be mostly all people know (or have heard through media) about it. Just curious, I think it would be maddening to constantly hear that.
@@adamnelson694 Wagtails are basically our equivalent of pidgeons in New York. However, I will be posting a video of my class excursion outside Port Moresby to Varrerrata Park, where it's a bit more wild and where a senior from my school actually took a photo of a Bird Of Paradise last year. So if you visit Port Moresby, make sure to travel to Varrerrata, which is just a 30 minute drive from the city.
For anyone asking how they do the eye thing, I'm a zoologist specializing in ornithology, I can answer this. There's two main reasons that together create the effect, and I will try to explain them both without using big science-y words. The biggest reason is that Lawes parotia birds have a very extreme form of central heterochromia, meaning they have one color on the inside of the eye, and a different color on the outside. They have two rings of color in their iris, a thick yellow ring surrounding a thinner, more reflective blue ring. If you could remove the eyeball, it would look like a dartboard; the small innermost center dot as the pupil, then the thin blue ring surrounding the center, then a much wider yellow band surrounding that. The yellow ring is typically hidden behind their eyelids, as you cannot see the sclera in birds like you can see ours. All you typically see is the pupil and the inner blue iris. When males flash their eye during a dance, they sharply constrict their pupils, causing the thick yellow ring to fill the eye, and the blue ring to become so small it just looks like part of the pupil. If you look up photos of them, in some of them you can see a bit of yellow peeking out the corner of the eye, on the very edge of the blue. The second reason has to do with the translucent quality of the blue pigment. When light hits the eye at a specific angle, the blue disappears and just looks black, making the opaque yellow pigment look much more prominent. It's very similar to one-way mirrors, or how the surface reflection of water makes it difficult to see anything beneath, even though the water is clear. But if light hits it at a certain angle, you can see past the reflective surface. When Lawes parotia males point their eye skyward, light hits the blue pigment in a way that it becomes transparent like the pupil itself, thus appearing black. Overall the effect is like, 80% the first one and 20% the second, but it's still interesting how there's more than just one thing going on that results in this really cool effect. I hope all of that made sense, I'm kinda bad at describing things in layman's terms. 😅
Anything animal world documentary narrated by Sir Attenborough sounds delightfully majestic. Don't know why but i am pleased to hear his narrative voice.
Sir David would like to depopulate humans so the elite can roam and enjoy the beauty of nature while we ( ordinary folks) serve as slaves and animal food. Never trust an old fart with an atitude
@@Pfirtzer I mean you aren't wrong about the Elites agenda. But I've NEVER considered David Attenborough to be apart of it... Why would you think he is. Sounds to me like you've gone too far down the rabbit hole. (No offense at all, I've been there myself)
@@thatoneguychad420 David is old he has been programmed for decades, he has been a face of the BBC and world wide flora and fauna. If he wasn't a part of the establishment and he didn't continue the story of Climate change which is idiotic . I grew up in Yugoslavia as a kid, and the local people had cut down all the forrests the fields became eroded and nithing grew there, but 26 years later after the inhabitants almost all past away, the nature took everything back. Winters are still harsh, snow is common way into april. In september first snow falls -15 is common. I have been away from it 46 years now. It'sa ll about fear, creating fear with people we gonna die, Greta miserable kid foolishness. Well the sun is the one that creates the climate and influence it, many periodes in the past were warmer than now. We hadn't airplanes, cars, factories then did we? David is just the man that continues his narrative and telling thing he has been programmed to do, and it pays well, who would confront him with the lies? Nobody he 's old and obsolete he is a giant. You know what I learned in life? Medida takes a small part of the 'reality'and makes it gigantic and put it away as a fact. Then they repeat it time and time again and people start to believe it. Ever heard of Rosa Koire? If not look at the pdfdrive book: Behind the green mask UN Agenda 21, she died last year she has some video and lectures on youtube. Sorry for the extensive answer.Cheers!
It's so amazing to watch the behaviours of these birds. Much like humans, they have their own way of communication. Hats off to the researchers for their hard work and dedication to decode their secret lives.
seriously.. the filming on this (especially that fella's dance!!) is more than incredible! For someone filming nature documentaries, this must be like the height of their career. I can't get over how cool this is. the bird's scream at 1:53 once the leaf drops and his dance once the female bird drops by.. wow Not gonna lie, this is one of the coolest animal videos I've ever seen. Paired with the music, this is hilarious
Not only the female that you caught the attention, but we also humans will feel mesmerized with the beauty. Definitely this bird will win any talent show!
Sir David is such a legend. i will never forget watching The Private Life of Plants for the first time. Its of the best documentaries ever made, and got me interesting in gardening
We called them 'cenderawasih' (West Papua), and as new guineans we are proud of having them here in our island. Unfortunatelly, their numbers in the wild is decreasing due to illegal hunting. I guess it's also a shame that some of us just cannot apreciate beauty and leave it be.
@Sandcastle • The narrator can make or break something like this. Same too with the music, the BBC did it well with Hans Zimmer composing and Attenborough narrating.
@bigbrain457 It's the whole world's problem. All of us in Europe and America have a lot to improve upon too. The consumeristic culture we live in is a terrible thing for nature aswell. Our diets, the plastic we use, fast fashion.. People blaming everything on countries like China is an easy cop-out from having to change their own lives in any way.
Cleaning your space to attract girls. Nice move birdie 🐦 👨Human version: I'll clean my room and will go the gym before my girl arrives. I'm flexin those chest and biceps 😆
@@Maialeen Neither do most women alive today. The only mammalian species known for the wholesale slaughter of its' own young whilst still in the womb instead of taking responsibility for its' own behavior and actions.
pigeons are actually very romantic, inmy country we saved a pigeon with abroken wing....couple of months later whren we set him free he went straight to his mate :D they still remembered eachother and everything, so cute
They have nothing on crows. They are smart enough to make cats fight each other for no other reason but for entertainment to laugh at. Long story short you can attract just as many women as the dancing gentlemen if you are simply funny
Fascinating and I feel sad when I feel that human beings are destroying their own environment. As long as they do not value each other they will be responsible and accountable for what they have done to planet earth.
i remember going to this place in 2006, its in Arfak Mountain, Manokwari, Papua. you have too climb up at early dawn before reach the bird's site..and hide in a "blind", tent made of leaves. and make sure you make no sounds at all.... now, see this video as the technology of videograph is progressing, i just can say what a beautiful shot this is!
This bird can dance, his eyes can change colors, he can tidy up his space for his performance. He’s a keeper. The only thing is that he did ALL of this for just five seconds with the female bird.
She's going to make a living breathing bird being out of her half of the blue prints mixed with his. About half of them will be able to do what he did when they're older! This is a rare time when the male is as impressive as her stunt :)
Wow! Very impressed by that little chap. Congrats on getting the lady. And not to mention the editing, camera work, narration - kudos to planet earth team!
at 3:30 I lliterally got goose bumps. I must have been such a bird in a past life. I'm glad she approved of his efforts and would reward him with his beautiful babies
This bird started out so gentlemanly with the bow and the cool changing of the eye color, then it turns into a freaking umbrella. 10/10 would definitely catch my attention
When you get catfished on tinder
Made my day! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣
And ends with sex...like most encounters lol
@@TheyStalkMe ث٢
I mean his place looked flawless, had a really modern and expensive feel to it, then there was his impeccable dance moves and routine too. He even bowed! What a gentleman! 😭
He really wooed me and I wasn’t even the one being wooed! 😭😭😭 😍😍😍
@Kinky Beats LOL 😆
username cheks out
@@darwinetti lol, my username is based off my real name which is an exotic birds name.😂😂so yeah😂
I was worried he was in a bad angle for a bit and she wouldn't see all the colors. :-)
@@birdie4263 wha-
He has the drip, the moves, the looks, and the respect towards the mate.
What a gentleman
Someone didn't watch to the end.....
That bow at first had already proved it haha
You know the mating ritual is bomb af when even other species are impressed.
This here comment shoud go up up up! 🤣
Yes. I am a human specie nevertheless I am impressed.
🤣🤣🤣
Impressive, very nice
Quite possibly the best comment on all of TH-cam
This bird has the best dating tips: 1) Keep a clean area. 2) Learn to dance 3) Flash your iridescent throat patches.
4. When all else fails, become an umbrella
@@WobblesandBean instructions unclear, how do I get it out now that it’s open?
cap you suppose to have money too since that's what you women like.
@@Unknown-px6lm _whoooosh_
@@Unknown-px6lm just enjoy the humor lol
I just can’t imagine how much effort the people behind the scenes take to get these amazing shots. Also, the time it takes to get these facts, shots, and difficulties along the way. I would just like to give a tip of the hat to Netflix and Planet Earth.
It's from 2007 BBC documentary "Earth"
Same thoughts. It's so good. Makes you think if all these are still real. Kudos
It is some amazing dedication or they could have set up cameras in multiple angles around a mating ground and came back after a week
netflix just re airs the shows. not a big deal lol
This is a British show.
Netflix didn't make it.
This show used to play in my country on the international BBC channel many years ago.
I mean,,, if a guy cleaned his house and had moves like that I'd be sold too
🤣
Me too. Not even need moves or funny hair: reaching out to get what I can't unless climbing or opening a marmalade pot would get me instantly hot and ready to - perhaps - copulate. Perhaps, because women are cyclic creatures. Hormones are hard to control. But he could give it a try. That's all I can promise.
Average!
You're funny 🤣
Amazing
Every bird gangsta till the tiger murders the dancer XD
I grew up with my grandparents in the jungles of Papua New Guinea watching the Bird of Paradise dancing... It became a normal life for me that I couldn't understand why people were so captivated by this. Then as I grew older I appreciated where I came from.
Are you all being colonized?
@@sbebb3762 Papua New Guinea is an Independent Nation... It's being 47 years free from colonial power.
You should be proud of your unique herritage
@@ori1676 thank you
@@nicolejeune1215 how often do you hear people ask you about "cannibalism" when you talk about your beautiful country? In the US, that seems to be mostly all people know (or have heard through media) about it. Just curious, I think it would be maddening to constantly hear that.
Lets admit it; this bird is a better dancer than most of us.
I live in the capital of Papua New Guinea and all I see are stupid Wagtails
Yes
@@timtam3730 Hello. Why did you say to there stupid Wegtails. Have You got any reason. I would like to go to see Papua New Guinea.
@@adamnelson694 Wagtails are basically our equivalent of pidgeons in New York. However, I will be posting a video of my class excursion outside Port Moresby to Varrerrata Park, where it's a bit more wild and where a senior from my school actually took a photo of a Bird Of Paradise last year. So if you visit Port Moresby, make sure to travel to Varrerrata, which is just a 30 minute drive from the city.
Wtf no cap
That bow at 2:25 is the cutest thing ever! I love him.
🌷😘
❤️❤️🥰
It is very important to be polite
Christine, I bow before you 🌷...now can I have your IG user name so I can follow you
@@matthewdoliveira9421 *slow claps*
How has this not gone Viral yet!?
Tough Crowd, Planet Earth!
just wait 2 more weeks ;)
I think that dancing bird was already shown in a previous documentary from years ago 😅
@@cslchile96 yes but I think arena has changed if I remember correctly
our earth is full of amazing creatures indeed
This is the matter of Muslim nation Indonesia.. you don't need to talk about it
It's a bless to be alive and be able to witness such beautiful beings!
Amen!
Yes it is. All praise be to Almighty God and give thanks to him for our lives and for us being here. What a world!
الحمدلله والشكر لله والنعم بالله ولاحول ولا قوة الا بالله العلي العظيم ولا اله الا الله سبحانك اني كنت من الظالمين واستغفر الله ربي وأتوب إليه
This is literally the best thing I've seen on TH-cam this year.
Jinban 🙋🏻♀️
True!
agreed!❤
Damn, that bird got game..
and he got laid
LoL
The last bird.. I thought he was collecting those for building a nest. He cleaned up the arena for his performance 😂
Lol...
Hehehehe exactly
Lol 😂😂😂
😂🤣😂
Amanda Mol I wish more HUMAN MALES would keep house and wait on Me like this !😂
For anyone asking how they do the eye thing, I'm a zoologist specializing in ornithology, I can answer this. There's two main reasons that together create the effect, and I will try to explain them both without using big science-y words.
The biggest reason is that Lawes parotia birds have a very extreme form of central heterochromia, meaning they have one color on the inside of the eye, and a different color on the outside. They have two rings of color in their iris, a thick yellow ring surrounding a thinner, more reflective blue ring. If you could remove the eyeball, it would look like a dartboard; the small innermost center dot as the pupil, then the thin blue ring surrounding the center, then a much wider yellow band surrounding that. The yellow ring is typically hidden behind their eyelids, as you cannot see the sclera in birds like you can see ours. All you typically see is the pupil and the inner blue iris. When males flash their eye during a dance, they sharply constrict their pupils, causing the thick yellow ring to fill the eye, and the blue ring to become so small it just looks like part of the pupil. If you look up photos of them, in some of them you can see a bit of yellow peeking out the corner of the eye, on the very edge of the blue.
The second reason has to do with the translucent quality of the blue pigment. When light hits the eye at a specific angle, the blue disappears and just looks black, making the opaque yellow pigment look much more prominent. It's very similar to one-way mirrors, or how the surface reflection of water makes it difficult to see anything beneath, even though the water is clear. But if light hits it at a certain angle, you can see past the reflective surface. When Lawes parotia males point their eye skyward, light hits the blue pigment in a way that it becomes transparent like the pupil itself, thus appearing black.
Overall the effect is like, 80% the first one and 20% the second, but it's still interesting how there's more than just one thing going on that results in this really cool effect. I hope all of that made sense, I'm kinda bad at describing things in layman's terms. 😅
Thank you for taking the time to educate us. Greatly appreciated.
Thanks mate
🙏🙏🙏
Thanks, that's interesting.
this was interesting, thank you!
The male bird is a real gentleman with a polite bow and not forcing her but just waiting. How nice his way of love is! 💖
But.. at the end he pecked her on the head..
@@phaolo6 Lovingly
😂👍👏😊
Applause for whoever was doing the footage, really impressive!
Anastasia Falcon the bbc
WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHERS
ARE MY HEROS!!!!
They really did a great job here.
If I die and come back I wanna be one of these birds
FreeBandzMilt there'd be no place left for you when that time comes
@@luckysloth25 😫
youd be the female bird
Gucci threeonethird and you’ll be the illiterate bird. Youd isn’t a word. You’d*
Male or female?
cleaned up, opened with a bow, became a circle and made a silly little dance 😭😭😭 what a gentleman
If only my boyfriend would clean around the house like that bird does. Such a neat video!😊
I swear if that bird had socks he'd pick them up and put them in the basket!
@@edunlap6594 You know it! His little dance just cracks me up!
Haha
nobody cleans faster than a guy expecting sex fam.
Amanda Sheep if only I had a girlfriend
Anything animal world documentary narrated by Sir Attenborough sounds delightfully majestic. Don't know why but i am pleased to hear his narrative voice.
Sir David would like to depopulate humans so the elite can roam and enjoy the beauty of nature while we ( ordinary folks) serve as slaves and animal food. Never trust an old fart with an atitude
He's been doing them since the 60s I think you must be the billionth person to say this.
And Morgan freeman ~
@@Pfirtzer I mean you aren't wrong about the Elites agenda. But I've NEVER considered David Attenborough to be apart of it... Why would you think he is.
Sounds to me like you've gone too far down the rabbit hole. (No offense at all, I've been there myself)
@@thatoneguychad420 David is old he has been programmed for decades, he has been a face of the BBC and world wide flora and fauna. If he wasn't a part of the establishment and he didn't continue the story of Climate change which is idiotic . I grew up in Yugoslavia as a kid, and the local people had cut down all the forrests the fields became eroded and nithing grew there, but 26 years later after the inhabitants almost all past away, the nature took everything back. Winters are still harsh, snow is common way into april. In september first snow falls -15 is common. I have been away from it 46 years now. It'sa ll about fear, creating fear with people we gonna die, Greta miserable kid foolishness. Well the sun is the one that creates the climate and influence it, many periodes in the past were warmer than now. We hadn't airplanes, cars, factories then did we? David is just the man that continues his narrative and telling thing he has been programmed to do, and it pays well, who would confront him with the lies? Nobody he 's old and obsolete he is a giant. You know what I learned in life? Medida takes a small part of the 'reality'and makes it gigantic and put it away as a fact. Then they repeat it time and time again and people start to believe it. Ever heard of Rosa Koire? If not look at the pdfdrive book: Behind the green mask UN Agenda 21, she died last year she has some video and lectures on youtube. Sorry for the extensive answer.Cheers!
I will give this bird 10/10 for his
Dance, he is a true gentleman he gently bows the female to start the dance,😭😭😭😭he is such a sweet guy 😭😭😭
Man I wish I had a husband like that 😭
there is no men in this world that can switch their eye colours like that.
@@r3dpowel796 Imagine if they could tho.
the boyfriend i strive to become lmao
It's so amazing to watch the behaviours of these birds. Much like humans, they have their own way of communication. Hats off to the researchers for their hard work and dedication to decode their secret lives.
This bird dance better than 98% of the human population.
Make that 100
🤣🤣🤣
You've never seen me dance mate
The Casual Boxing Fan im holding your beer
@@froogoo19
You really want to impress? Flash your iridescent throat patch once or twice.
A guy who cleans, has manners, can dance, is attractive and is a useful umbrella? Sign me up
imagine walking in on this on a jungle trek. i’d be like sorry man wrong room
I've probably watched this clip 10 times and makes me smile every time.
seriously.. the filming on this (especially that fella's dance!!) is more than incredible! For someone filming nature documentaries, this must be like the height of their career. I can't get over how cool this is. the bird's scream at 1:53 once the leaf drops and his dance once the female bird drops by.. wow
Not gonna lie, this is one of the coolest animal videos I've ever seen. Paired with the music, this is hilarious
Thinking the same think, its trully amazing!!
Agreed and well put.
Nature is so beautiful it brings tears to my eyes
Not only the female that you caught the attention, but we also humans will feel mesmerized with the beauty. Definitely this bird will win any talent show!
မိုက်တယ်
The lesson? Don't matter how fancy the dance if he cant bother to take out the trash
Damn right :)
Yep! I ain't getting with no man if he can't help me or take care of himself.
Ha! 😆
gender equality suggests that women should take out the trash as men do
I liked because im the one to reach you to 1k
Sir David Attenborough! Netflix take my money.
So this is what inspired Toothless' mating dance in How to Train Your Dragon.
Very good observation! You're correct.
Yes! When I first saw it I immediately thought of this birds. They 100% took inspiration from these birds
No, these birds saw the movie and decided to copy Toothless thinking it was a good idea
and, there's a small lizards in that island that looks exactly like toothless, the only difference is without wings
Sir David is such a legend. i will never forget watching The Private Life of Plants for the first time. Its of the best documentaries ever made, and got me interesting in gardening
This is just pure bliss.. narrated by Sir Attenborough as well.
These birds look like they come from some magical world, amazingly beautiful
They do! 😉
We called them 'cenderawasih' (West Papua), and as new guineans we are proud of having them here in our island.
Unfortunatelly, their numbers in the wild is decreasing due to illegal hunting. I guess it's also a shame that some of us just cannot apreciate beauty and leave it be.
Humans truly are a plague upon the earth.
In a way, we indeed are. 😢
hey kaka, jadi itu cendrawasih ya ...
Are Cavucasian explorers killing them off? Per usual.
Iya benar. Itu adalah salah satu sub spesies burung cenderawasih. Mungkin suatu saat bisa berkunjung ke Papua dan melihat.
You almost forget the music isn't actually there in nature because of how fitting it is.
That last bird was frickin' amazing--and the music is perfect!
Humans: "we invented romantic behavior"
Bird in the jungle: for thousands of years: ...
psychology be like: oh love is just man made thing
meanwhile these birds be like: yeah psychology doesn't know shit about biology
@Just Just
it's still romantic behavior which is linked with love.
I've never heard a human say that
@chanel kim No it hasn’t.
Modern humans have been around for maybe 300,000 years. Birds have been around for millions
My goodness! Our nature is so full of such cutties, i really didn't know that!! 😘😘😘😘😘for their innocent Love❤😘
There has to be a great architect of the universe in the heavens.
This is just too magnificent for it not to be...wow man.
1:16 this bird can throw leaves better than i can throw cards!
*y e e t*
2:30 Male Bird:Wanna see me become an umbrella
Female Bird:Sure
Looks more like a UFO 👽😹
Looks like a black hole to her
@@lifeimagined6171 zehahaha
Or wearing a ballet tutu
Bird cleaning the area before he performed so impressive! then bow when he already to started!
These birds are incredibly intelligent, probably more than most of the human beings now a days. An incredible work of film-making right here!
Let's be honest. This bird could steal yo girl anyday
Hhhhhhhhh
Ko
It already stole me
@@bird9655 lmao
Certainly.
Can't fecking wait Attenborough is a legend ✌😉
Sandcastle •
Still a legend
@Sandcastle • The narrator can make or break something like this. Same too with the music, the BBC did it well with Hans Zimmer composing and Attenborough narrating.
this is an old vid
@Sandcastle • He's an AMAZING narrator though. He's also very involved in animal welfare and making a difference for our furry friends. He's amazing.
Sandcastle • hes our National Treasure And has been making these documentaries for about 50-60 yrs!!
Female bird: Oh, hes definitely getting some...
Hey land whale
@@gustabgustab9630
ouch
@@azmagaref she thinks she is still preety hhhhh
Yeah for a few seconds! XD
The man can clean and he has those Tango moves while flashing those lights! me heart gone boom.
Bird can change its eye color dance and turn into a umbrella, meanwhile my bird is screaming at a blueberry cause it’s not facing the right way
🤣🤣🤣
😂🤣😅
😂😂😂😂😂
Lol don't be jealous your bird seems cool and fun to have around
Omg 😂😂😂😂😂
Can we talk about how the music really sways with the bird’s dance moves? And he be dancing better that most of us ngl
This is amazing. And we are losing it people. We are losing all this biodiversity.
We do not deserve this planet.
@bigbrain457 It's the whole world's problem. All of us in Europe and America have a lot to improve upon too. The consumeristic culture we live in is a terrible thing for nature aswell. Our diets, the plastic we use, fast fashion.. People blaming everything on countries like China is an easy cop-out from having to change their own lives in any way.
@@mariacarvajal4609 Then give up 100% of what you own and leave this place.
@@hurrytoworry Exactly. It's not going to work if we point fingers at each other. We must all take responsibility.
Well its called modernity
Wow, ALL of these birds are amazing but especially the last one with his dance, spin, his button feather tips and color flashing 😮 just amazing!
Male Bird: *dancing*
Female Bird: Hmmmm
Male Bird: Please Love Me
Becky loves dancing
Cleaning your space to attract girls. Nice move birdie 🐦
👨Human version: I'll clean my room and will go the gym before my girl arrives. I'm flexin those chest and biceps 😆
😂😂difficult for us,boys
Actually i didnt clean my space to impress my girl i clean it cuz i like clean space myself.
It ain’t the same tho lol. Women expect everything and more from men
))))
@@leylamemmedova4289 i love you ❤
People looking for alien life when we have these walking umbrellas
If I were her I would say yes after only cleaning the ground 😂👏🏻 so impressive
"The females are quite picky"
We feel ya, little buddy.
It's ok to be picky. You don't deserve things just by existing.
@@Maialeen Yeah, but *most of the time*, "we"/you dont have that option to be picky
@@Maialeen
Neither do most women alive today. The only mammalian species known for the wholesale slaughter of its' own young whilst still in the womb instead of taking responsibility for its' own behavior and actions.
It's David, respect the legend
@@paulstovall3777
Lol I bet you believe in the death penalty, you hypocrite.
These are truly the classiest & most cultured birds on the planet. Upper class citizens of the bird kingdom, makes New York pigeons look like hobos.
Even the ones living in upper east side.? 😅
Pigeons are fine. They're very affectionate with each other and stay together forever
pigeons are actually very romantic, inmy country we saved a pigeon with abroken wing....couple of months later whren we set him free he went straight to his mate :D they still remembered eachother and everything, so cute
They have nothing on crows. They are smart enough to make cats fight each other for no other reason but for entertainment to laugh at. Long story short you can attract just as many women as the dancing gentlemen if you are simply funny
Pigeons are beautiful too ❤
Can't beat David Attenborough narration.
Another reason why I'm so excited for this! He's amazing!
Sir. David Attenborough's narration added extra texture to this series.... Magnificent and extraordinary birds of paradise.... :/-/
This is just astonishing!
What kind of people dislike this video? I don't get it. They should get a life worth living.
Female bird expactations: Clean, polite, color change, freaky choreography for a whole minute.
Fascinating and I feel sad when I feel that human beings are destroying their own environment. As long as they do not value each other they will be responsible and accountable for what they have done to planet earth.
fgredsafew ewfr a
I have done nothing to planet earth.
"humans" no. more like a bunch of plutocratic fucks
That is easily one of the most incredible things I've ever seen
Those birds are extremely amazing! So beautiful and vibrant. Love those dances.
I hope we protect theses God given jewels of our mother earth
God ? Given?
these birds are at the least concern according to the conversation status thing
@@KING20007009 cant an atheist chill and not get triggered over the name God for once ?
@@KING20007009 hey smartass atheist, tell me how these birds "evolved" themselves to become like this.
@@dadwhereismymilk 😂 The answer is, no.
Aww he cleaned his house then performed for her? haha~ lucky girl~
In all of nature without a single exception the males MUST win the females over. No matter what it takes.
Did you see the end? He did it all for a chance at sex
i remember going to this place in 2006, its in Arfak Mountain, Manokwari, Papua. you have too climb up at early dawn before reach the bird's site..and hide in a "blind", tent made of leaves. and make sure you make no sounds at all.... now, see this video as the technology of videograph is progressing, i just can say what a beautiful shot this is!
This bird keeps a cleaner house and dances better then me...
No wonder I'm still single XD
You just haven’t found the right bird! Keep working on the dance
Not all bird's love cleanses
One of best ever bird video i ever see. Thank you Net Flix. The bird of paradise seems out of this world.
This bird can dance, his eyes can change colors, he can tidy up his space for his performance. He’s a keeper.
The only thing is that he did ALL of this for just five seconds with the female bird.
just like we.
And for offspring😉
Lol
She's going to make a living breathing bird being out of her half of the blue prints mixed with his. About half of them will be able to do what he did when they're older! This is a rare time when the male is as impressive as her stunt :)
Five seconds but still knocked her up tho 😅
Ok this was pretty entertaining 👌👌👌
This is so incredibly cute. What a lil gentleman. If I were a bird, i’d be sold.
I am in awe and I am not settling for anything less going forward
"Wait for it".
Sir David Attenborough's voice ❤....know it like my mother's voice; having grown up on wildlife documentaries before the decadence of TV.
yes...
Wow! I'm thoroughly impressed. Never thought a bird mating dance could be this amazing.
even I'm impressed, he got moves and good at chores, keeps his room clean
Now I believe that in the wild this naturally produces background music.
The music was too much, I'm crying 😂
Birds of Paradise dance, peacocks strut, and penguins bring rocks to their mates. Meanwhile, I can't even get a text back. 😂😂😂
OMG tell me about it! 😂💯
Humale!!!!!
I'm 38, I can't even get a man to look in my direction.
@@WobblesandBean head up Amelia you’ll find him soon 🤞🙃
How did you film this?! Really appreciate your hardwork!! Thank you!
My guess is that he set up cameras and waited after he found the male preparing the place, as he knew what could/would happen
The original film is from IFIS located in a deep forest west Papua, Indonesia
It's a leaked sextape
By far the most amazing group of birds to dance on this planet.
Wow! Very impressed by that little chap. Congrats on getting the lady. And not to mention the editing, camera work, narration - kudos to planet earth team!
When birds care about consent more than humans.lmao.
Such a cute bird.
Thnk you to the team
Very different
Rosa Bethany Iglarsh it wasn't. she gave consent
1st bird: twerking
2nd bird: bodybuilding competition flexing
3rd bird: Toothless from "How To Train Your Dragon 3"
Exactly. Birds are faster than we are.
@@p.b4287 what was that supposed to mean?
fun fact: there's a lizards on that island (papua) looking exactly like toothless, it's just without wings and the size is tiny
Love is the most beautiful expression of every living being
This level of dedication... nature is so beautiful
*_2:30_**_ omg his dancing can't believe nature do such awesome things better than us_* 😱
at 3:30 I lliterally got goose bumps. I must have been such a bird in a past life. I'm glad she approved of his efforts and would reward him with his beautiful babies
or could it be you were amazed by God's beautiful creation that could be why
Or perhaps both 🤔
Are you sure that bird isn't looking for a TV Signal?
I mean it probably is but to be fair a TV wasn't visible to camera crew so they can only assume it was for the other bird
the natural atmosphere is amazing to see and accompanied by the singing of birds of various kinds..... continue.... friends????
I don’t think anyone can dispute that that was a superb performance and a brilliant display
Bravo Bravo !!!! All praise and Glory to our Lord God almighty!!! creator of all living creatures!!!
This was the most fascinating video I've ever watch. Makes me click the subscribe button
Honestly I was rooting for this little guy and let out a shout of joy when he succeeded 😂🎉 great shot of this incredible fascinating mating dance!
this is genuinely one of the coolest things I've ever seen thanks netflix
Clearly, nobody is beating birds at the foreplay game.
an 10 min foreplay for 4 seconds of fun,wooow I pass