The Tyrant of the Deep | The Green Planet | BBC Earth 

It's literally just a leaf.

@@GraemeGunn You make me bushed.

A very slow horror movie but sure

Yea..

@@RedsHitpostMedia slow to a mammal, not to a plant

Lily* Your comment is hilariously accurate though, the first is what I initially thought about water lilies but then I saw this and now am terrified and don't want to go near a water lily! lol.

@@killinglonliness88 don't be afraid. People sit on them and take photos.

@@killinglonliness88 who decided it’s lily and not Lillie.. just some dude so who cares? we understand him

@@Bigben-1989 it’s lily I established that I do not understand the original comment at all

Human: War is a unique human concept. Water Lillie/lily: hold my beer

it whacked away everything

That is what I thought, that this plant was carnivorous. It just tries to dominate over the other plants. Whether that is becoming a large problem, only time shall tell. What regions are this water plants found?

Look for his documentary on plants that eat meat.

lol I can’t be the only one that wanted to fuuck it

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Not to mention the deep oceans that still remain over 80% unexplored. Gotta wonder what is there lingering beneath the surface...

@@cymaticCS ​ Oh by the Gods, yes! The things that live deep down in the water are also from a whole other planet! Amazing and terrifying at the same time!

@@cymaticCSwater

@@MalO.ver1.0.x You can't possibly know what's down there. What you think it is or it is not there doesn't matter. Fact is, it remains unexplored.

it only looks that way because they sped up the footage by like 50x

and slow motion. we are lucky even to live in the age of normal cameras

@@pasticcinideliziosi1259 In the future they'll be thankful to live in an era with teleportation jajaja

if you weren’t distracted by modern life and you were dependant on nature for survival like your hundreds of thousands of years of ancestors were, then you wouldn’t need time-lapse

Timelapse is just a camera that takes a photo every set period of time. They’re cut together and it makes it look sped up. The sounds are fake btw.

@@bimfred That's what I'm saying. Before this there was no choice but to return to the plant, hour after hour and take note of the difference in growth. Only now with technology do hours become minutes, minutes into seconds and we can watch these plants move as if they were animals. I'm sure many people studied this plant before and I wish all who had could see it grow and move like we can now.

Right, like tell me more sir.....I never knew!

That’s actually the camera operators, video editors, composers, and foley artists doing that. Attenborough documentaries are nothing without the state of the art A/V production.

[1] technically water lily is not a grass [2] grass, is WAY MORE facinating. grass contains glass (silicates), grass caused the extinction of horses in North America due to glass in grass wearing their teetch down too fast. Yet 5 million years later the same greed of we humans desiring another kind of grass (Sugar cane), slave trade and colonizers brought horses back to North America.

@@ylstorage7085 I won't ask for sources for that silicate bit of info because i can google it to see if you're just throwing some bs, but I'd like your take on what makes the sugar cane fit the definition of grass, cheers

@@paolovallejo5500 my dude... you can google and verify "Silicate in gass", but you can't google "Sugar cane is a type of grass"? Also the real BS in my writting was the "horse extinction" part. "Mustication", i.e. the wearing down of teeth due to silicate in grass caused many extinctions, but not to the NA horses. NA horses had evolved to deal with that already.

Especially the survivors of the plantacide murder lily, the end is gore and gloom.

Well said, ' like you're the wind ' 👏

Lol I can’t be the only one that wants to fuuck it 😂

i feel like the dramatic way these lily pads look and act and destroy environments plays a large part but i agree i had never seen plants as such a living things before crazy 3 minute clip

But I don't understand why they put these fake sounds over it 😅

Personality? Im a bit confuddled.

@@babylebron6119 first you need some sound to help keep interest and the actual sound would be unusable. Second most of this was filmed in a studio under controlled conditions, lightning and with a fake backdrop. It’s just how these programs are made to give interest to the audience.

Amazing!

I knew that based on legend of Zelda

"horrifying" is a really good word for this plant

And not to mention those plants that aren't vegans.

Many plants are savage. They're basically all trying to murder each other for space. Even if there's plenty of space in other directions, they're like "Ye, uh, murder is fine anyway."

Lilypads: Flippety floppity, your space is my property.

"This isn't a pond, it's a tomb."

@@deadzipper1777 This is Sparta!

An analogy for human immigration. 🧐

@@Baneslayer all life does this: resource domination

@@Ryquard1 true that

Can’t wait for the 4K version

Yes

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Cold blooded beasts!

Of

Nope. Lol.

first thing that came into my mind.

You can only see nature as truly beautiful if you are willing to accept the worst parts as well.

Nature’s pretty metal

Never underestimate plants not even the ones we keep prisoners in pots🪴…. They’re just bidding their time 😶

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@@raycasas2867 Yeah, you can't trust them. They take it personal when we wait to water them.

Its food is sunlight and water.

The giant one to be precise

So be careful with any beauty outside creature .

@@mattroll5456 yeah I thought about it.

preventing from dangerous algae growth, cooling water, protecting fish from bird predators.

Knew it 😂 we meet again.

True, Ripley aka Sigourney is pretty decent too though

@@snoozelp1 no worries they'll die some day as well

@@deantjewie “No Worry”

I told my boss when he dies I’m taking time off.

I was thinking the exact same. Attenborough brings a certain quality to wild life and nature programs nobody else has.

Plants have their own sort of behavior, just in very slow motion...

Thank you for actually naming it 💰

Named it Victoria of course it only conquer

So it was basically the British empire up to 100 years ago

Bully plant

All subspecies must fight for their place or become extinguished forever

@@seagulfs4123Shawn M clearly

@@seagulfs4123 nature always like that.

@@seagulfs4123 says Charles Darwin theory of evolution actually. This would be a great example of nature selection. Great in that it shows the plants with traits the other organisms and environment do not favor will be overtaken. Unless they can find a way to survive through gene mutation.

The Victorian Water Lily leaves can support the weight of a toddler

@@therealostrich836 I try to be careful with expanding my definitions so far that they lose a large part of their utility, and I'd say that referring to the entire universe as being "alive" is doing that. Even if we are living on the back of a neuron in a god's brain, it's alive in a way that is sufficiently different to deserve a different word

That is indeed a very interesting idea, well done pal

fungi is equally as mysterious and weird, a class of their own. we already have so many alien-seeming things right here!

Why do you not wonder about the God who created all these and billions more? !!!

@@canadiansuperawesome2506 he didn’t say anything regarding God? Why inject that into his statement

@@bradleywayne2788 shut up bro plz

@@kasadam85 How about, no?

His voice has been recorded so many times over, that even after he has passed, he will continue to narrate new series

Betty White didnt make it, I hate to say it, but I dont think David will either

When he hits 200, queen Elizabeth will grant him another knighthood.

And on the other hand not overly simple or acting like the flora and fauna are our friends or humanizing them.

Thats the wonderful power of David Attenborough. Even when I read his books, I read them in his voice.

It was a 3 minute video

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@@Imaworldstar-jw3yj good job friend

No

And then it looks like a ginormous mouth opening to snap at unsuspecting prey

Very interesting

the comment I was looking for

I've thought about this, and you just put it into words. Amazingly interesting!

Are you sure it wasn’t the plant itself?

There is a board game called Photosyntheis, pretty much sums up and confirms this theory.

The thing is we humans imagine time as the time we experience but that’s so silly it’s more like everything experiences time differently so for plants it’s normal speed we are just like humming birds and flys or bees to them we are so fast

and now with that in mind, dont ever tell me that the rich dont want to "eat" more and more and to survive just a bit better than all the other petty souls... or the other rich ppl...

The time lapse was studio-based.

It’s their job.

@@dronesinconstruction As if that somehow makes it less impressive? Okay. Also studio or not, it's great footage.

@@casualcampaigns No, the sounds aren’t added to “speed up production.” It’s as much an artwork as it is a documentary. I can’t believe you just totally misunderstood the reason they add in the sound effects. As for the motion, I’m having trouble where you found that. It’s a time lapse, maybe your brain just can’t comprehend that movements look unrealistic in timelapses?

@@alvinbitoy7894 I would think that makes it even more impressive, to grow all of those different species of plants for months in a studio.

What for, may I ask?

hey, which botanical garden did you go to ? I have been to gardens in both California and Mexico!

@@newglowgurl hey. I've visited one in Augsburg, Germany. Lovely place.

I saw some in Oslo, Norway. They had to keep the room super hot and humid.

I can imagine how beautiful some botanical gardens must be around the world! On this note , any favorite type of plants ?

@@newglowgurlI'm personally not knowing much about plants (but i want to learn more). Could you share your favorite ones? 😊

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Strictly second class

Maybe get out more

imagine if it was realtime

Plus the dramatic music lol

Mais c'est pas bon ci elle continue comme ça on aura plus d'eaux et on sera an danger elle grandiose lorquelle hou de leaux

beauty demands energy, energy comes from, well ... pillage

You didn't have the right background music...

Well life is monstrous

@@artrock101 and Sir David Attenborough voice as the narrator.

To tak jak...trzeba uważać na piękno bo póznie może się okazać zabójcze

Don't go down on the water lily man

i could watch a still photo of a chair if attenbborough is the one who narrates it.

never thought something like this could be dramatic

Not to mention, the sound effects. Absolutely brilliant

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Well hope that the Tories go down otherwise no more free BBC

lol it's not free, it's funded by the brits through taxes

@@leogranato3166 Actually we pay for it through views. They want our time and attention. Through these short clips The BBC can potentially make alot more money, for who knows how long. As long as RU-vid exists in it's glory.

@@nemo99nemo83 Good riddance to it.

@@nemo99nemo83 they want to stop it being free... By stopping us paying for it...?

Thanks means a lot

Not really why should we be in debeted to him???

You say that like he's dead but he's not. He's 95 and still very healthy.

That’s *Sir* David Attenborough to you!

@@aniquinstark4347 I think so as well.

They're different

@@jaimedelgado7529 You had me laughing when I first read that they are different

@@ZionVoid built different

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The way they do it it's like a villian horror/action dark/super héroe movie

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@@thelord3561 Very impressive trolling skills you have there. Now move along child.

Yeah, if Mother Nature is being mean, this will just be 1% of its wrath (besides canibalism or basically any flood) 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

nothing simple friend

"The battle is over...and the victory, total." Haha. The music and narration make it seem soooo dramatic.

You must have a low opinion of life if you think any aspect of it is simple

RU-vid comments are certainly never short of condescending people picking apart every word you type... however simple.

@@jimjam7928 Fr lol people just love to hate... Telling me a plant isn't simple compared to a Human or another greater lifeform lol

Exactly they don't appear to move at all to our eyes

Yeah, its just a different time scale than us.

Plants just like us. Need water to live, Female & Male plants, & they die. But actually they have it better than us they live thousands of years

Too bad they don’t live in the US. Too cold

@@leociresi4292 I hate to break it to you, but there are plants in the US

More like a monster truck parking on top of other cars.

Its the authors perspective.he Just reads it

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@@8551Soul but still tho, it's really intriguing how things we are just more than what you think like how deepsea dwellers are able to live under high pressure, and still strive!! Look I'm sorry ya had to read a whole essay Ó╭╮Ò

@@AxxLAfriku I think they're not happy because you spam it on unrelevant videos but errr congrats on your relationship success? 😅

@@AxxLAfriku what do you and your girlfriends have to do with David Attenborough?

Plants can be cruel but animals are far crueler. Plants are much more benevolent

My friend, that is humanity turned plant!

Cruelty is a foreign idea in the plant kingdom.

On the one hand.. sure sucks for the other plants. On the other hand, it manages to cool the water temperature and offer safety to fish from bird predators. It's really interesting, the balance of things

​@@DarkCrusade3 Bro no. it prevents every other fucking organism to live under this. No light, no oxygen = no fishes anymore! xd it is invasive and diminish the abundance of life in particular vulnerable environment

...or the people on the planet... edit: (when it is removed from its natural environment and entered into a different ecosystem)

Which is why it's imperative to destroy it when you find it outside it's native habitat.

​@@Nightbird.... or better yet, to bring it back to its natural habitat (as far as possible)... you know, unfortunately we don't live in free space... we have to live together on this tiny planet "Earth". But why is there still such a variety of species and races and types? Because until now man has never had such unwanted power over life and the future! "Accidentally", bringing in harmful plants, rodents, insects or parasites, not to mention invisible dangers such as bacteria, germs and viruses! Something like that only happened to beginners and dilettantes in earlier centuries, today only to routine blind or Saboteurs and Attackers!

I was wondering about that. Growing into a monoculture like that can't be a healthy ecosystem, right?

much like snakes in congo

Well said!

Düşünsene yaratılan bu kadar güzel ve muhteşem de yaratan kimbilir nasıldır. Allahu Ekber.İslam güzeldir.

It was meant for you

I wish I could see that mural! 😻

Nice, do you plan to publish the mural online?

Where do u keep ur flower

Where do you publish your art? I want to see it

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I know, right? Where the lilies had opened up and in between them the duck weed(?) was time-lapse shaking and quivering like some frightened animal! I will never look at those lilies the same way ever again!

Plants are sentient and feel pain.

@@zacharykenniston748 they don't feel pain because they don't have nervous systems, but they do respond to distress which is what i think you're referring to. they release chemicals that alert other plants to predators in the area and stuff like that.

yes

they have an indoor studio, and cameras programmed to take a few frames a day

TV is an obsolete system. Why bother with TV schedules when video-on-demand exists?

There is a program, it's called Green Planet.

"still have"? This show just came out a couple weeks ago on TV. It's called Green Earth and it's tangentially connected to a whole BBC series like Planet Earth 1, Planet Earth 2, Blue Planet 1, Blue Planet 2, and now Green Planet. They're all on TV and they've been working on this series of documentaries since the 00s and they're still making fresh ones like this.

@@Miranox2 valid point.

@@arthas640 they originally made 'life on earth' in the 80s. Thats when i first started watching attenborough on tv... at least here in the uk

You're a bit slow

I understand what you mean but I'm fairly certain that animals have no concept of time. That is an entirely man made thing.

@@Fuchsfein animals do have concepts of time it was shown in experiments with rats and their feeding cycles by moving them to different time zones

@@SerraAngeI That is quite interesting. I didn't know that.

@@MOO67204 I mean, he's completely right

One in about eight billion actually :)

I never thought Apu would be off of the Simpson's show, yet here we are. Pretty sure they have many replacements lined up, none will ever take his place.

They have an attinbourough narrating AI somewhere i swear

@@eviltoothpick8513 theres actually so much audio of him speaking into a mic uninterrupted that it would probably be trivially easy to train an ai on many thousands of hours of his voice

If I were older the last thing I would want is people talking about my upcoming death. It’s weird

It's not invasive tho. It is endemic to the Amazon basin.

More like 'growing' shade.. haaaahhh..

@@rodrezi Ten Ways used the word correctly. Webster #1: "tending to spread especially in a quick or aggressive manner" (nothing about being indigenous or not). Yep, that's what the giant water lily is doing AND throwing more shade than Cardi B at Nicki & Ariana combined.

@@WattWireNet No he didn't. He said invasive and determined plant species - leading to him meaning invasive species. Every scientific definition of an invasive species means it is a non-indigenous.

Lol. 😂 😂😂 It’s not that serious.

This camera man stuff is getting old😏

most of the detailed up close shots are taken in a studio and for scale the rest is shot on site

*Triggered vegan noises intensify*

@@gamer4lyfez325 what would they eat if only they knew hahaha rocks maybe