The first two and the last segments of the countdown were narrated by wildlife filmmaker Gordon Buchanan. He also filmed the wild alone and up close in series such as "Polar Bear Family and Me", "Wolf Family and Me", "Gorilla Family and Me"
Just to clarify, I don't personally work on the documentaries. I'm just a watcher of them. Kinda feel my original comment might have stirred some confusion 😅
Birds really are one of the most fascinating creatures of our planet!! Kind of sad how one of the most common bird in my city, the house sparrow are now nowhere to be found. I miss seeing them and their sweet chirping.
Bower Birds are absolutely fascinating. Each and every one has this weird, complex, and often very colorful ritual they have to perform for a scrutinizing female.
10:30 I don't know why, but I lost it when David said "That can't be allowed" and then the birds looked like they mugged the camera for a split second. XD
I like birds so much evey morning they singing for me and waking me up outside the window. When I hear their songs. maybe they're just arguing. I knew I'm still alive and it's a new day again .
@alfredforbessealy524 It is very fascinating, to be sure. Similar to how corvids in the city will take a hard shelled nut, drop it in the crosswalk for cars to crush open. Afterwards, they wait for traffic to stop and fly down to munch the nut meat before the light goes green again. We have become their primitive tools!
I felt I'm flying like a bird over amazon. this video has an amazing vibe, releases stress and super relaxing and soothing for the mind. Thanks to the entire crew members behind this video.🌴save nature….🌳
How exactly are the dolphins and the egrets "working together"? I must have missed that part. It seemed to me that the egrets were just opportunistically scavenging the fish from the dolphins. You might even say they were "stealing".
That outro music always makes me dream about all the things there are to discover on this planet and how mind resting it is to connect with nature in any sense. Thank you BBC for theses amazing pictures.
Birds’ unique behaviors are amazing, and dolphins’ collaborative hunting skill is also very impressive! 🐥🐬💞 Thank for sharing this interdisciplinary video! 🤗👍✨ 🔆AniFam〽️
imspeachless at how adaptive and amazing just about all animals are. makes me sad that large corporations just destroy their land for profit. we need to be better at living in harmony with them
Maybe the most weird behavior in this video of of humans taking a dead burrow bird, putting a robot inside it, replacing the eye with a camera, and placing it near a burrow with tons of fake blue jewelry around it, all to trick a bird trying to do their mating ritual.
"Dolphins and birds team up..." would be accurate if the birds were contributing something to the interaction, but they don't. So it would be more accurate to say "Birds eat dolphin's leftovers"
Truly fascinating! Hats off to the photographers.....and thank you bbc for providing us with such beautiful scenes! I wish I could witness them at least once in my life.❤️❤️
Superb job in all such enlightening documentaries, especially fascinating the narrative of Mr Attenborough. Isn’t it amazing that some still don’t want to to see the ‘ Glorious Design’ in all that.
That Hank shows another level of thinking by not eating the bread but instead, using it to catch fish which have more nutrition. Reminds me of that famous experiment where they told kids they can eat a candy or wait and get two candies. Hank would have waited, and embarrassing enough to say, some human kids failed and couldn't resist eating the first candy ie unlike Hank, they ate the bread and couldn't get the fish lol
Koi: "Yummy bread!" Hank: "You already ate you overgrown goldfish oaf! Save some for the little fish." Koi: "Oh, bum." Little fish: "Thank you, bird!" Hank: >:)
Enjoyed the segment about the Florida Scrub-jay (Aphelocoma coerulescens). We've learned a great deal more about them since that segment was filmed, too. One example is that for many years, it was assumed that individual birds never flew greater than a 5-mile radius from the location where they hatched out. But, that assumption was debunked when a Florida Scrub-jay leg-banded in a St. Lucie County ecological preserve later flew 12.5 miles south to a state park. There, it remained for nearly a year until it returned north again, but to a different county preserve. The return trip was closer to 13 miles. Family groups remain together all year long. But we've since learned that the territories they protect and maintain may differ significantly between the breeding season and non-breeding season. Fascinating birds, especially the egrets strand feeling with dolohins in South Carolina, too. Wonderful 👍
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Massive props to the creative photographers who go out of their way to devise such intricate ways of capturing these moments in the wild
The first two and the last segments of the countdown were narrated by wildlife filmmaker Gordon Buchanan. He also filmed the wild alone and up close in series such as "Polar Bear Family and Me", "Wolf Family and Me", "Gorilla Family and Me"
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You made my daughter bleed. I will never forgive you
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Hank is a man of focus, commitment, sheer will... something you know very little about.
Without question, documentaries have been the thing that I've enjoyed most from the BBC over the years 😊
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Just to clarify, I don't personally work on the documentaries. I'm just a watcher of them. Kinda feel my original comment might have stirred some confusion 😅
@@jeremy1860 They're bots, they're spamming the same BS in every comment.
@@cintronproductions9430 Ah, thanks for letting me know 😊
@@jeremy1860 No prob, bots are so annoying. Oh and nice profile pic, I see that it's Alfur from Hilda. 👍
Hank is the friggin' man.
When he snatched the bread away from that big Koi fish, I lol'ed.
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These birds are funny, smart, gorgeous, and determined.
You should ask it out on date
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I wish someone would say this about me
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Attenborough: "An interloper has come to steal food. This cannot be allowed."
Birds: "No indeed! Get em' boys!"
I love how birds jump lmao , they're just so damn cute
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在整個人類歷史上，強者，富人和具有狡猾特質的人捕食部落，氏族，城鎮，城市和鄉村中的弱者，無`'守和貧窮成員。然而，人類的生存意願迫使那些被拒絕，被剝奪或摧毀的基本需求的人們找到了一種生活方式，並繼續將其DNA融入不斷發展的人類社會。
說到食物，不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。相反，他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。他們學會了清潔，切塊，調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，在食品市場上被忽略的部分家用蔬菜和肉類，並且學會了使用芳香的木煙（如山核桃，山核桃和豆科灌木
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The first bird is really a good artist.
You provide a glimpse into the neighbor’s who we share this planet with. Thank you ☺️
Birds really are one of the most fascinating creatures of our planet!! Kind of sad how one of the most common bird in my city, the house sparrow are now nowhere to be found. I miss seeing them and their sweet chirping.
I daily feed them outside by house and they are a lot
I feed the birds in winter here. a joy to watch them.
Keep polluting the earth!
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That is so sad to hear! I love sparrows so much. I feed them during the winter
Finally, I know where my nerf darts went... Full internal happiness.
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I never see this bird . So amazing ❤️❤️❤️🐱
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Bower Birds are absolutely fascinating. Each and every one has this weird, complex, and often very colorful ritual they have to perform for a scrutinizing female.
10:30 I don't know why, but I lost it when David said "That can't be allowed" and then the birds looked like they mugged the camera for a split second. XD
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1:24 Poor guy, he wastefully tried impressing a Trans Bird. He got Scammed, Robbed, and heartbroken. Thats sad Mate.
That's Becky, and she wont let him smash. I finally know where all the gifs came from.
OMG 🤣🤣🤣🤣 that bird was PISSED that he got swindled 😩🤣
Those damn transformers always deceitful lol
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The bird literally asks the girl to marry him with a ring XD
ehh no to have sex for a ring i have no idea why people keep comparing our stupid behaviour with them
Then the poor guy realized he was duped, bamboozled and smeckledorfed.
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The first bird is a very good creator. What I noticed the most was how only one of his eyes turned blue..
Did I just see David? He's been at this for the longest. He has the coolest job ever
Clip with Hank the Heron is so marvelous!
May the one of my best buddy get well soon coz he is an intense lover of birds and compassionate about nature, Umi😔
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I like birds so much evey morning they singing for me and waking me up outside the window. When I hear their songs. maybe they're just arguing. I knew I'm still alive and it's a new day again .
The spy bowerbird stage sent me rolling XD
One man’s trash is another bird’s treasure.
Aw the first bird with the pretty blue eyes likes his blue trinkets. Adorable 💙
Never been this early.
Anyway, who doesn't simply love gorgeous birds?
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So lovely birds ❤️❤️❤️
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在整個人類歷史上，強者，富人和具有狡猾特質的人捕食部落，氏族，城鎮，城市和鄉村中的弱者，無`'守和貧窮成員。然而，人類的生存意願迫使那些被拒絕，被剝奪或摧毀的基本需求的人們找到了一種生活方式，並繼續將其DNA融入不斷發展的人類社會。
說到食物，不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。相反，他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。他們學會了清潔，切塊，調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，在食品市場上被忽略的部分家用蔬菜和肉類，並且學會了使用芳香的木煙（如山核桃，山核桃和豆科灌木
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So trash gets this bird laid? I need to reinvent my game, being bested by a bird
And we humans do the opposite
Well...rings, diamonds , and jewelry are essentially trash. There's no true value in any of them!
BBC Earth is such an an amazing place where cute birds are seen playing fun behaviors 😍
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So that's where all my kid's nerf darts went 🤔
How lovely they love to decorate their house, just like us. Sadly their decorations are plastic.
I don't think they mind... So long as it's blue. 😏
I want to give those birds all the shiny blue things
You gonna crash the bird shiny blue thing economy! lol
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I wonder what the bird used before all those plastic caps
I also asked myself that, but you can see blue flowers and feathers laying around there, too, so probably just more of those!
SEA SHELLS OR SEEDS AND FLOWERS MAYBE
They also use blue berries, either by putting them around their bower or crushing the berries and actually painting parts of their bower blue.
@@wolfformwow. That should kinda count as primitive tool use
@alfredforbessealy524 It is very fascinating, to be sure. Similar to how corvids in the city will take a hard shelled nut, drop it in the crosswalk for cars to crush open. Afterwards, they wait for traffic to stop and fly down to munch the nut meat before the light goes green again. We have become their primitive tools!
As beautiful as it is to watch this, it's also heartbreaking how our trash is part of their world, too.
Crows also like shiny things.
Generalising women isn't funny
Don’t you mean magpies
I felt I'm flying like a bird over amazon. this video has an amazing vibe, releases stress and super relaxing and soothing for the mind. Thanks to the entire crew members behind this video.🌴save nature….🌳
I could watch birds heist each other all day 😂
How many efforts the birds spend to make the net 💙💙💙
hank is a genius fisherman
What amazing eyes! Those blue things bring out the blue more in the eyes :-)
It’s sad that all of these birds’ treasures are really just trash. Wonder what it would have looked like if there was no trash.
00:23 heyyy its the lemme bird!!
I couldnt focus on the first clip because of those gorgeous purple eyes
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How exactly are the dolphins and the egrets "working together"? I must have missed that part.
It seemed to me that the egrets were just opportunistically scavenging the fish from the dolphins. You might even say they were "stealing".
Call it Tax
I think attenborough was just being polite
1:50 so that’s where my nerf darts went
So captivating clips on those cute birds having great behaviors!! 😍
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說到食物，不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。相反，他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。他們學會了清潔，切塊，調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，在食品市場上被忽略的部分家用蔬菜和肉類，並且學會了使用芳香的木煙（如山核桃，山核桃和豆科灌木
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Huge work, great patience and a strong will is required to make such beautiful documentaries 🙏
Just amazing!! Miracles of Lord. And thanks to the people who filmed it and to their families who bear with the loneliness in their absence.
Well alright, Hank!
I can see the birds alive hard💕 Thanks for the great video✨
That outro music always makes me dream about all the things there are to discover on this planet and how mind resting it is to connect with nature in any sense. Thank you BBC for theses amazing pictures.
Birds’ unique behaviors are amazing, and dolphins’ collaborative hunting skill is also very impressive! 🐥🐬💞
Thank for sharing this interdisciplinary video! 🤗👍✨
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imspeachless at how adaptive and amazing just about all animals are. makes me sad that large corporations just destroy their land for profit.
we need to be better at living in harmony with them
The fact that I immediately knew that the narration was David Tennant frightens me
The beautiful scenery is amazing
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Where ever Mr David is, its beautiful
Birds are a superior lifeform.
This is what dating in Essex is like.
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How they find such beautiful Stones and jewlery?😮
the first bird can do what most people can't, collect garbage
5:24 This is the equivalent of me swimming in a pool of crispy, honey-cured bacon.
How nice the dolphins are.they are feeding the birds with love and affection and enjoying so beautiful wonderful and lovely
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Birds are just amazing.
The mayfly segment had some gorgeous shots
BBC Earth I love birds 🐦❤😍thank you so much
Is there a bird jail? Because those thiefs need to be locked up.
The dude who's convinced all birds are drones must be losing his mind over that spy bird 😭
2:00 MOM THE BIRDS, they are STEALING OUR NERF DARTS AGAIN
Gonna train one of those jewel thief birds. 😁
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Maybe the most weird behavior in this video of of humans taking a dead burrow bird, putting a robot inside it, replacing the eye with a camera, and placing it near a burrow with tons of fake blue jewelry around it, all to trick a bird trying to do their mating ritual.
"Hank is the Father of modern Fishing"
The bowerbird really got catfished lmao
Thanks BBc for providing such beautiful vadio😍
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That bird with one black eye and one blue eye no doubt he likes blue so much. It’s his perfect color. 🔹🔷🔵
This is where my Nerf dart goes.
"Dolphins and birds team up..." would be accurate if the birds were contributing something to the interaction, but they don't. So it would be more accurate to say "Birds eat dolphin's leftovers"
Truly fascinating! Hats off to the photographers.....and thank you bbc for providing us with such beautiful scenes! I wish I could witness them at least once in my life.❤️❤️
I live next to a river and get to see lots of birds, every day. Loving it
@@MoahGentle So lucky ❤️❤️
A bird near my pond uses a rod to catch fish and then goes to the market and sells it to save money in a Swiss bank
Can't lie, the blue looks great with the bower nests lol
Omg the nerf darts. So THAT’S where they go
“A hotel where food is thrown at you”
**Shot of a fat, juicy, baby**
Finally I am seeing the narrator 💕😍
Superb job in all such enlightening documentaries, especially fascinating the narrative of Mr Attenborough.
Isn’t it amazing that some still don’t want to to see the ‘ Glorious Design’ in all that.
Bruh they got nerf darts lmaoo
God I love birds so much lol
I find this weirdly entertaining 😭🤣
Dolphins behaviour was awesome😍
That Hank shows another level of thinking by not eating the bread but instead, using it to catch fish which have more nutrition. Reminds me of that famous experiment where they told kids they can eat a candy or wait and get two candies. Hank would have waited, and embarrassing enough to say, some human kids failed and couldn't resist eating the first candy ie unlike Hank, they ate the bread and couldn't get the fish lol
Beautiful creatures. Good video.
Even birds can be squatters too.
For some reason, I expected Hank to just dumbly try to catch the giant koi fish. I literally just forgot that he's a genius.
Koi: "Yummy bread!"
Hank: "You already ate you overgrown goldfish oaf! Save some for the little fish."
Koi: "Oh, bum."
Little fish: "Thank you, bird!"
Hank: >:)
No Ron!
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Enjoyed the segment about the Florida Scrub-jay (Aphelocoma coerulescens).
We've learned a great deal more about them since that segment was filmed, too.
One example is that for many years, it was assumed that individual birds never flew greater than a 5-mile radius from the location where they hatched out.
But, that assumption was debunked when a Florida Scrub-jay leg-banded in a St. Lucie County ecological preserve later flew 12.5 miles south to a state park. There, it remained for nearly a year until it returned north again, but to a different county preserve. The return trip was closer to 13 miles.
Family groups remain together all year long. But we've since learned that the territories they protect and maintain may differ significantly between the breeding season and non-breeding season.
Fascinating birds, especially the egrets strand feeling with dolohins in South Carolina, too.
Wonderful 👍
1:49 so thats there the nerf darts went
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What is that species of bird in "#2: Birds Stealing From Other Birds?" He doesn't say. It's the one where siblings help feed their younger siblings.
This is the same behavior orcas use in Argentina! 🐟