Seeing those sea anemones cloning themselves @ 10:43 was like seeing evolution getting slapped in the mouth...repeatedly...I literally lol when the little ones dance around...lol!
Noo noo nooo! The camera footage of the Beaver's is amazing!! Actually the whole video!! Who ever got this footage should be hired for every documentary 👌 AMAZING!!
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The snake playing dead is so smart, how could the snake acknowledge that bob cats don't like to eat animals that are already dead in the first place, and how did you guys even happen to catch this event, such a rarity, truly. Awesome compilation 🌟
I really wish US-made nature documentaries of the last 20 years wouldn't have adopted all the emotionally manipulate, adrenaline-inducing soundtracks. Nature is interesting enough and this obsequious music lowers the enjoyment for many.
It increases the enjoyment for most. Some of us have brains that regulate emotions differently. If we dont learn this- we tend to overreact to things as innocuous as nature documentary soundtracks. And then project our inability to regulate ourselves onto an entire society… often missing that the reason these standards and practices exist is because its been shown to be popular within our culture. Adding emotional connection is a good move creatively. Its not their fault that some of us are unaware of our condition.
@@michaelmiranda178 omg, I wholeheartedly agree with everyone's comments on this thread, I too don't like the music, but then again, I can also learn to zone it out and not care, then it comes back to the forefront. I too am a zombie robot watching this, occasionally to realize what I have become, then forget again as I zone back out......
@@thefishingpol dang, I love these replies! The music is a bit much, but I lost interest now and am much more enthralled with this comment thread. Xoxoxoxo🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑
love how the hermit crab tickle the anemone to install it onto it's shell. as an introvert myself, people find me weird and called me weird. is ok just contineu wear some weird outfit to match with our weird personality , this make us happy
11:00 **An Anemone Synopses** "You ain't no friend to me, enemy anemone! You're a blasphemy...a distant memory. A casualty, with different anatomy. Destiny, floating deep in the sea. Flee, archenemy! A vasectomy, my forever frenemy! Go, now and live in villainy for eternity."
God is amazing. Who else could have created such awesome creatures. Those ppl who believe in evolution and the big bang, really can't understand the power of God
I feed the squirrels who live on my property & always wondered why they’d fake burying their nuts so much! Turns out their just good problem solvers lol
How to survive fighting your neighbor? Make clones of yourself and have them fight for you... That's probably the weirdest one I've seen nature do so far lol
What a shame, an episode about weirdest survival and you didn't include a single type of mimicry, one of the most interesting things of the animal world.
I started drooling when you mentioned thresher shark is like a steak but so meaty sweet you need a lot of fat (which is where flavor sits and waits ) its like the same type of muscle striations as mammals, turmeric is a perfect seasoning along with others
Well, they aren't exactly weird creatures, but the video is a pleasantly-narrated interesting concept that these creatures somehow got together and figured out ways to survive deadly scenarios. In truth, the video is a study of animal instinct, which is always interesting. No one knows where instinct comes from, except to slowly evolve over millions of years. And that's interesting, because how is half-evolved instinct "fit" enough to survive, unless it occurs spontaneously? Same with half-evolved reproductive organs. But now theory has become fact, and that is what is weird.
Any one else want to help the baby sea turtles make it to the ocean? They are cute and I feel sad to see so many die just trying to get into the water. Would protecting a section of beach during hatching time from other predators be a bad idea? If so why?
as helpful as it seems mingling with nature and natural occurences in nature such as the baby turtles being eaten is actually harmful as it can disrupt the cycle. For example if you were to help the baby turtles get to the sea then those birds and crabs are going to go hungry as they rely on the turtles for food. Then if they die the animals that eat the birds and crabs will go hungry and so on. So its better to just leave things be, nature has survived wayy longer than us humans so theres no need for us to interfere.
@@boushraadam343 normally i would agree but i think the exception would be how critically endangered sea turtles are (mostly due to fishing nets and poaching) caused by humans, so i don’t see a problem with humans trying to help to make up for it
An angel shark and a torpedo ray look almost identical and live exactly the same way They’re both right on the evolutionary split between sharks and rays💯🦈💙🔥
I was just thinking the same, I get that it's free but literally every 2 mins or so these 15sec adds pop up almost ruining the experience, good show but I see more commercial then show
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I wish more docs were narrated like this>[ no offense david attenborough, legend] but, I think more people would watch them, etc . idk, I love documentaries and nature shows in general, .. also the footage used..esp the beavers was AWESOME
I disagree. I am not a fan of the tone of this documentary at all. The voiceover script is, for the most part, okay - but it covers some of the most basic and familiar subject matter for nature documentaries. There's scant little that stands out as unexpected information. What I really don't like in this documentary, however, is the excessively dramatic and energetic music. It is just inappropriate for the natural world in general.
