Here in South Africa we have many species of ficus. One is the 'Wonderboom' North of Pretoria. The tree propagates when the branches hang down and where they touch the ground a new tree grows. The tree was once able to shelter 1000 people, but a devastating fire in the late 1800s destroyed part of the growth. It's estimated to be over 1000 years old, and fortunately now a national nature reserve.

This?... Totally captivated me. Nature is just truly amazing.

Another masterpiece of documentary.. and it's for free? We are indeed blessed. Thank you for sharing and kudos to the people behind of this masterpiece.

Lovely journey! Thank you to these two who suffered much to bring us an Oscar performance showing the power of creation. God bless.

BIG THUMB UP TO THIS DOCUMENTARY VIDEO!

@sunsirsunvision5670

4 жыл бұрын

Discover World if you love nature watch this 👉kzread.info/dash/bejne/m3x7k6ppY6bbaKQ.html

i loved it, i only wish i could be in the heart of nature, to feel it, this documentary is AMAZING, 5*STARS

@antidoteforlife9460

2 жыл бұрын

Where do you live? I'm right smack in middle of nowhere rural mountains

@Jolenesmart1980

2 жыл бұрын

I’m in a city in Britain but we have countryside

I refreshed my self by watching such amazing documentary that you have made, I love your team work and they way its described the nature, its really amazing and appreciable work you have done,

All of the flora and fauna that have become dependent on this mammoth tree are totally unbelievable! These trees are a microworld to themselves! Supporting a whole section of the South American rain forest. Awe inspiring in themselves!

@AnnalisaDugard

8 ай бұрын

This is in North-eastern Australia, in Queensland.

I have long missed this sort of documentary. Thank you. ❤️😊

I can't remember when I've seen such a fascinating Documentary on nature, and one particular specie of tree at that. Thank you so much for this composite of interesting information. You've broadened my mind and my scientific vocabulary, (Epiphytes). I must remember to try and squeeze that into a conversation sometime. "Seen and good Epiphytes lately?" Or, "Those new employees, hang around the water cooler, like a heap of Epiphytes." Thanks!

@dienbienphu1ytuong34

2 жыл бұрын

=| j"]=h

@Jolenesmart1980

2 жыл бұрын

Ah that’s great also in the beginning when he said “flora and fauna” , I didn’t even know what it meant at aged 41 - iv always only said “animals and plants” but flora and fauna sounds much better

The beautiful serenity of peace brings me much relief from the chaos which is happening world wide today🌿🌹🤗

I learned alot. Thanks for this informative documentary!

হে আল্লাহ কত সুন্দর তোমার সৃশ্টি

Miracles creation!!! 🌾thanks for sharing.

I enjoyed the beautiful forest 😍 😊 and the lifestyle it has.

Annette and klaus are great storytellers and videographers

Thank You sooo... much for this wonder ful documentary..🥰👍

@FreeDocumentaryNature

2 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

How many years it has took them to film this masterpeice in 2000 ? ✌

I do have a complaint of this documentary-: I wish it was longer :) didn’t want it to end

This so so well done - fascinating, educational, fun!

I love nature. Thanks for this

amazing

Nature is beautiful and no doubt, matchless, wish I could be there to admire and enjoy the nature, liked very much.

Very interesting the film about the green forest and the wild fauna living in this paradise in Australia and hope to be conserved for the well-being of our ecosystem. 🐹🐨🦔🐿🦘🦃🦅🦉🦩🐢🐍🦀 Thanks for sharing this amazing documentary. ❤❤❤

@FreeDocumentaryNature

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! And glad you enjoyed it

Hmmm, would be interesting to see if these trees could be used to set up living structures in their home environment. Would need patience, but the end result would likely be amazing.

@d.g.rohrig4063

2 жыл бұрын

I could see this structure being implemented if say the source house shape were made a pressed compostable, easy to break down food source for the fig.

Thanks to the Director and the executive producer of this documentary...

Very good video, even tree have evil intentions to compete and survive.

Love your comparison to our daily lives ,how true , and it wasn't what the executive producer wanted anyway, that's perfect

Thank you for preserving 🦚 Merci pour protéger la mère de tous les créatures 🦜🦢🦆

a pity it wasn't available in HD. Great documentary

Strange narration style . But I enjoyed this informative documentary

This sounds like a metaphor for humanity as a whole.

Wow ang ganda po salmat po

So lovely.

9:42 he's posing for the picture like "got wood?" Dannnngggggg 🤣

Nice Documentery. 👍. Waiting for such a nice journey.

Trees are the earth's endless effort to speak to the listening heaven .

@sunsirsunvision5670

4 жыл бұрын

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here in the Philippines the strangler figs called "balite" are rarely cut by locals because they are afraid of the elementals & fairies living in the tree, yet just like Australia some strangler figs are used as ornamental plants in homes and parks here in the Philippines,

This video is a commitment and patience of waiting

Geez, the Documentarian filming this sure let her thoughts out

@Schooner77

2 жыл бұрын

🙂 she sure did

@haroldcase2536

2 жыл бұрын

In the Philippines we called that fig Balete and belief here that it is home for the underworld creatures.

so interesting!!

WOW! Awesome!

Lovely show

Add crocodiles and you have the Daintree Rainforest (where I watched this documentary)

Theres two strangler figs growing in my parents yard on a jacaranda. It only showed up within the last year and is a meter tall. I've convinced my parents not to remove them.

Amazing earth or should I say what a beautiful planet

Hope someone can document a fig that was use or made as a bridge

Very good. ,👍👌

Excellen video. To bad their is an AD EVERY 4 TO 5 MINUTES.

I honestly thought this was about a problem tree, that they're having a bad time with, lol..

entertaining as informative

Mildewed leather boots! Sounds like a name for a song....lol

👏👏

i took a wild trip in lamington national park

We have that big and wide tree in the center of our cemetery, it literally destroyed everything graves, coffins and the altar. its root are wide spread and grow another balete tree.

Tall Trees

Pokok apa pulak ni broo...pokok pembunuh jolokkanNYA..pelik hairan jugak sobatKU.....

I love Australia nature 👍. My country Singapore got nothing only condominiums 😔🥱

1,000th...

JOSHUA TREE : HOLD MY BEER.

Such a pity that we destroy all the woods so sad -it’s like someone bulldozing down our home with no notice

I want to see a strangler fig grow on a strangler fig

2 minutes in I had to take an insulin shot and I'm not even diabetic.

Excellent film, but they're not 'flying foxes', they're FRUIT BATS.......

I’m not watching a vid with 12 ads.

@AlienMonkeyDXB

2 жыл бұрын

"uBlock Origin" add-on for Chrome. (It Blocks Ads) Happy viewing :-)

Who else started itching when the wasp came out the fig

99 k views for this wonderful video while nonsense videos get millions of views …=(

Man just called a pademelon a kangaroo

🌞💐🌞👍🌹🕊

So where is the deadly in that tree ?

@patriotamerican3069

2 жыл бұрын

Pay attention from 28:15 if you understand English well.

🌲🌲🌲🤓👍🌠🌲

👍👍👏👏🇪🇦🙋❤️

So weird to listen to the posh accent about a place you've dawdled about a few times. It's a beautiful place to visit, but im sure you'd hear curse words along the trails regularly from people walking the tracks lol just local language.

What a beautiful documentary about nature god created jungle but political Power destroys everything.

i dont even believe australia has a rain forest. .

Stop kat the tree place from Philippines🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

The female narrator gives me big Lord of the rings vibes lol

lawyer vines are even worse

No thanks for ad visitor advertiser

Hated the woman's interventions... Some people just have to try to make every project in such a "piece of art" that you can tell how forced and scripted they are, so pretentious... Can't believe it took them almost an hour to explain their case, even with the other animals thrown in the mix

@AlienMonkeyDXB

2 жыл бұрын

@THETABUBBLE What does his just racist have to do with his comment?

Talking about deadlines and the effect social and "communication devices" have on our lives and comparing it to the figs isn't fair. It's ultimately Late Stage Capitalism that has scr--ed us all over. Blame the rich. Blame government. Social media and communication is the only thing connecting isolates people and communities and how we organize now.

@katrinakollmann5265

2 жыл бұрын

Blaming ourselves for our oppression is what they want us to do. ;) Ever heard of "gaslighting"?

nice but HE the Lord Jesus has no place here.

The inaccurate narration detracts from what should be a nature documentary. Irritating.

The synonymous washer superficially fetch because spark bizarrely grip through a fretful caution. certain, stiff cirrus

Waste of time!!!

As usual Whites ignore the existence of others. The narrator talks of Cooke as the discoverer of Australia. There were millions of Black : "Aboriginal" people in this land but since the British decided to exterminate them, then they never existed. The callous off-handed way the narrator dismissed people.

@michaeltrent2599

2 жыл бұрын

In the name of the white race, I would like to lay claim as the discoverer of the river of tears that you have cried. Seriously though, you have a nature documentary, and you're focused on semantics. Look for the beauty in the world, rather than trying to find everything you can wrong with it, and you will be much better off for it. . When you search for the wrong doing of any race, trust me you will find it. It isn't a race thing, or a white thing, it's the human race.

@greenrabbit05

2 жыл бұрын

Stop living your life based on race, people are more than that. Sad you focused on that on this documentary.

@belvedere92

2 жыл бұрын

@@greenrabbit05 We must tear down your wall of white supremacy, otherwise some like yourself, will unjustifiably benefit while others lose. We will not stand for it, in whatever form it takes.

, girly talk show , , , no interest ,

Too much false evolution lies. I gave up listening after 5 minutes.

@jinharputri7211

2 жыл бұрын

they do that all the time everywhere to convince the public that its an establisged fact without any doubt.