BEAUTIFUL 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘 PROTECT AFRICA

My beautiful Motherland AFRICA 🌍 is truly BLESSED 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💗

@satishpatel5260

Жыл бұрын

Zikhomo 🇿🇲🌍👌👍

@Mike-xf4ps

Жыл бұрын

Wonderful Continent ❤

I love my wild animals but elephants are my favorite...So interesting in my opinion...So big but yet so delicate...I just love them...Thank u for sharing...I learn so much from these documentaries that I never had a clue of b4....Hello from Kentucky..2-23-23

@bessiewoods-em7kf

3 ай бұрын

Watching this To 2-14-24...❤❤❤.. I love this show...hello from Kentucky

Elephants are so intelligent, they could teach mankind a few things! Beautiful animals. Thank you for the documentary! We enjoyed it!!!

@satishpatel5260

Жыл бұрын

Go to INDIA 🇮🇳 will seeing how this ELEPHANTS 🐘, ANIMALS, BIRDS 🐦 are Looked after and used in everyday activities in INDIA from the Ancient times history tells all the truth off the ELEPHANTS 🐘 and All BIRDS 🐦, in BHARAT in our RELIGIOUS RIGHTS ✅

@joedennehy386

Жыл бұрын

What could they teach us? how to build a house? a car?, a ship? an airplane? a rocket? a computer,? a smartphone? a TV? even a radio, or a lightbulb? just think about what you said, then grow up.

@jamesbong6980

Жыл бұрын

Judith Gampell 😊Unexpected, How thought of Somes ppl. 🏠he build a (🖱mouse?:Fix icars, makes money, amplifier, of speak, sleep, 😅They haven even a portofoille. Big Dabiers 🌪️ 🐘🐼🐀🎉😮😢😂😂

@nithinhr538

Ай бұрын

They can't teach us ....we r willing to learn

Sometimes, I'm just sad after watching these documentaries. Way too many humans are so cruel and selfish.

@James-kv6kb

Жыл бұрын

It's very sad mother nature keeps trying to get rid of people and we keep finding ways of stopping her

Africa needs to be protected and reserved at all times it's natural wild life and animals there and lots of historical things to learn of Africa

@thezanzibarbarian5729

Жыл бұрын

Africa needs to be protected from the Chinese ;-))...

@wcjeffro9849

Жыл бұрын

While protecting Africa's animals and land is great when possible I imagine the locals would not agree if it meant they and there kids would starve.

@Jocelyn197878

Жыл бұрын

@@wcjeffro9849 Those people aren't starving. Stop believing the bullshit these white people from the British and American press put out. They always put out negative issues about the continent. He mentioned the animals not the people.

@Komeshokakunanwene

Жыл бұрын

It's people also need to be protected too. The notion that you can talk of preserving anything in Africa, without Africans is really unwise. Everything is connected. The elephants are connected to those people found there. Just for your further knowledge :do you know that African tribes are made up of clans that are named after these Animals? Strangely and astonishingly, people's characters tend to take after the characters of the animals their clan is named after. These are some of the mysteries of Africa. It is not the people of Africa that is wrong with Africa. Do you also know that these animals use to roam North Africa when black Africans used to inhabit that part of the continent? Ever since they went extinct, these animals also disappeared. Do you also know that slave trade and effects of colonialism, depleted the population of Africans? Strangely and bizarrely, the population of these animals also declined. Now that there is an explosion of African human species in Africa, the population of these animals is also exploding. But we have those so called scientists (who are not Africans by origion) administering contraceptives in these animals, apparently to control the population. They must allow the flow of nature to regulate itself in Africa.

@stcroix7722

Жыл бұрын

You sound just like the Europeans colonial evil doers who invaded Africa and destroy africs. But now you thunk that Africa wild life and animals should be protected but you say nothing about the people of adroca. Yes the dark skin black people who this continent was made for. It is the British, french, spanish, Portuguese, german, dutch, greeks, Belgians, and netherlands, Arabs and Jews are the people who should pay for hey part in the evil hypocritical vicious ling, stealing , of africs, enslaving its people, animals and resources are the ones who should be paying back Africa and its people for all the evil they did o Africa and its people. The dutch When the Zulu people run south Africa and thru knew they had o respect them when it comes to hand o hand combat. So instead they waited until they was able to get guns and kill thousands.. They stole all of sour Africa . now they want to take all of the people beautiful land and conserve it for animals and game hunters so the English queen and tourists can come. The fact is the kingdom was doing great with its numerous animals and people. It was only when TBE Europeans came thinking they are better than black people because they culture was different, but the real truth is they just wanted the land animals ANF resources for thenselves. That's why you guys always speak about Africa animals and resources but never about its people. That is straight envious , jealous here's of the dark skin black man .

Elephants are so beautiful and powerful!!

That's home Tanzania with our proud mountain Kilimanjaro 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇺🇸🇺🇸🇹🇿🇹🇿

A truly noble species!

They are magnificent animals!!

It’s so awesome how Elephants take time to show respect and honor to their dead. I just wish they could be left alone from poachers and trophy hunters!!

@Nitka022

Жыл бұрын

The slaughter of wildlife will never stop unless the laws and punishments are ruthless. Long sentences and confiscation of all their belongings could do the trick. Or simply shoot to kill...There are 8 billion of us and less and less of them....all the creatures living beside us are so very unique and precious...Species go extinct every day, creatures we never even knew existed....Crimes against wildlife should be treated with extreme punishments, because those killings of wildlife are extreme...they deprive ALL of us from enjoying having them here....

@bobbifreedman2435

Жыл бұрын

It is beautiful. I also love baby elephants charging, running away, charging. I think it is amazing they can paint. What amazing creatures.

@Cat-fz9vp

Жыл бұрын

​@@jamescameron3522 what????!!! Didi miss something!!!

@leopardtiger1022

Жыл бұрын

Hindu Temples in Kerala State in India trap baby elephants and torture them for over 20 years to kill their spirit, torture is to make them stand on concrete slab with hind legs piled back with steel chains and front legs tied with steel chains to concrete pillers. There Hindus who donate such torture place for the young temple elephant. It stands like that for days weeks months years till it becomes a zombie. The elephant in my town is 28 years still in torture program of the Hindu temple Management. AI is to parade them at temple festivals. What a cruel inhuman Hindu character I fail to understand. I feel sad.

@melodiefrances3898

Жыл бұрын

​@james cameron aren't you a class act. Boning your blow up doll.

The most violent creatures on this planet are humans. I love all animals but there is a special place in my heart for elephants. They are extremely intelligent and caring. They never forget who has helped them out of a crisis. I would be happy with more elephants and less humans in our world especially with the things going on right now!!! 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@foodprocessingmachinery277

Жыл бұрын

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@Hollyucinogen

18 күн бұрын

One time, an elephant in a zoo trapped my little brother behind its ear (this was back in 2002; it's now illegal to keep elephants in captivity in this country - Canada), and I just stood there and talked to it and half an hour until it let him go; and then it caressed my face with its trunk. Understandable. I would be annoyed if I was an elephant living in a small pen in Canada, too.

@mgp870

12 күн бұрын

@debbieschultz9768 I'm sorry you fill that way about people and I disagree with you. Growing up poor and in the inner city we couldn't afford animals. I never had any interest in them. No animal has ever helped me! Several people have. Caucasian people seem too value animals lives more than human beings. I will never understand why? That's my opinion! Maybe you should go live with these elephants and you would be happy? Also I think ALL ZOO's should be closed. Good day madam!

@Hollyucinogen

11 күн бұрын

@@mgp870 I mean, there are no elephants living in North America; but yeah, actually, I think that I would rather live among elephants than people. They're quite a lot nicer than humans are. (No, I am not Caucasian.)

@mgp870

11 күн бұрын

@@Hollyucinogen that sounds really nice! I like people and prefer to live with them. We have several Zoo's here in the USA. You could move here and live the elephants and be happy! It was nice talking to a CANADIAN. Have a nice day 😊

Best ever, absolutely awesome. Love from Canada 🇨🇦 🌞🐘🍁💜

To think that only 150 years ago Africa alone was home to a population 250 million Elephants, today it is less than 250K. Elephants are the landscape masters of the continent they created all that is seen today lakes, rivers, and all the bush of Africa. It was the elephant that provided a spectacular range of habitats which now makes survival hard for many other species. Africa as a whole, should yield the right of way and protect the last of the wild elephants, by allowing them to multiply or fail on their own.

@Nitka022

Жыл бұрын

From millions down to thousands. A truly mind boggling slaughter. Unforgivable and unforgettable genocide. Not only of elephants but also other creatures. Millions of hectares of African Parks became empty and silent within last 6 decades. But people are aware now and taking action. African Parks together with governments and non profits are re wilding those ghost parks and they are protecting them ruthlessly. Have a look at their website, their work and conservation. Helping habitats, wildlife and communities. I am forever grateful for their work and others like them.

@shafqatishan437

Жыл бұрын

Wonder what was the population of wildebeest, zebras, gazelles, impalas and buffalos were!

@devintaylor8702

Жыл бұрын

AMEN THATS RIGHT ✅🙏🙌💯

@stcroix7722

Жыл бұрын

The fact is the Europeans is the ones who was the biggest problem that Africa ever experience. They are the evil ones that Africa needs to get rid of. Try have done nothing but brougt evil to this beautiful continent because of they racist selfish,evil psychotic ideology that is still being practice in Africa. They are stealing all of Africa land claiming its for the animals just so hey can steal it for themselves. These Europeans came to Africa killing major animals and people. Now they want to blame poachers as if these Africans speak of having so much animals in Africa that they had a choice if many animals yet the humans and ani!aka was coexisting for centuries.

@joedennehy386

Жыл бұрын

Your maths are way out by an order of magnitude

Mount Kilimanjaro and its habitants are a wonder of wildlife that needs to be protected! Want to see more of this. Thanks, to PBS America and its crew for their hard work creating this documentary.

@satishpatel5260

Жыл бұрын

CHABWINO, TWHALUMBE 👉🇿🇲🌍👍

Very nice production.

What s beautiful and quite educational documentary. I wish there could be more done to protect Africas elephants from poachers. Stricter laws and enforcing them as well.

@satishpatel5260

Жыл бұрын

Well going on from the colonial master to Asian to now china 🇨🇳 are in Africa after ivory ,rhinos horns ,animals no RIGHTS in AFRICA

Wow 😯 this country is really blessed with such a huge elephants gathering 🙂

@agnesfornah2038

Жыл бұрын

Wish this was in my country Sierra Leone 🇸🇱❤️😘

Thank you very much for sharing 🙏 may all beings are really happy 🌟 OM MANI PADME HUM ❣️

Excellent documentary in every sense! Thank you for your work.

Majestically beautiful.💚 🐘 🐘 🏔️. Thank you for such a wonderful, artistic documentary.☀️✨.An absolutely natural masterpiece film and narration. Love, from Portugal.

Superb Video...

a beautiful tusker may he live long thank you KWS for the work you do🙏

Yoooooooo I had no idea Kilimanjaro was that ENORMOUS. Thank you so much

Elephants must be protected. No one needs to wear ivory that bad!

Amazing documentary ! An amazing part of our beautiful world ,something worth preserving and nurturing !

Awesome 👍 I can't wait to take my family there for a safari. Africa has incredible natural wildlife. Please bring more videos like this. We have enjoyed it

@babasuleiman900

Жыл бұрын

Welcome to the East African community. Guaranteed value for money for Tourists.

At 2:22 and a few seconds after, to the right side of the screen, there is a cloud shaped like the cross, and you can see the head and nose, there is even a crown on the head, GLORY TO GOD✝️❤️

I once lived on the foothills of killi in Tanzania. It was a blessing. 🇹🇿

I absolutely enjoyed this !! The research and camera work are outstanding. Well done !!

I 💚 ELEPHANTS 💚 🐘 They R MAGNIFICENT 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘

i can't believe this ivory and rhino horn craze is still going on

Absolutely amazing beautiful scenery of the Kilimanjaro and the wildlife animals sound mountains Kilimanjaro. I enjoyed watching and learning about them.

Luved it !!! Would luv to see Kilimanjaro before I pass...Thank you for sharing, greetings from Oz..

@Nitka022

Жыл бұрын

ditto...my dream is to make this trip...Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda

Excellent documentary! Wish humans stop destroying what’s left for animals to survive. Hope also that conflict between humans & elephants in the Kilimanjaro area don’t become a serious issue. ❤

I can't believe there are so few animals. I have always watched documentaries on Africa and the was so much more animals back when I was younger. I know I will never get to come there to see it in person so thanks for the videos just wish you could cut the music. Would much rather just hear nature

@Nitka022

Жыл бұрын

The parks became wildlife deserts in the last 60 years...no eles, no lions, no zebras, no hippos.. only some birds and gazelles left ....Have a look at African Parks website and their work in conservation and re wilding...they are protecting 19 parks in Africa and bringing them back to life...other countries and their governments are also now conserving and protecting more...Imagine savannahs as far as you can see with not a single elephant, giraffe or rhino or wilder beast?..? A living nightmare...We ALL must do everything in our power to preserve and protect...researching and sharing knowledge helps a lot...I recommend finding also a movie here Lady Liuwa...a lonely lioness, the only one left in Liuwa National Park, Zambia...spoiler - happy ending..xoxoxox

@ludigomhagama4023

Жыл бұрын

Arab loyal family took animals in east Africa and make other national boarks in Arab countries. This due to corrupted African leaders.

@Komeshokakunanwene

Жыл бұрын

The numbers that where mentioned here are for this specific area, not for the whole of Africa. This is only Tanzania, not Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, Malawi Mozambique Namibia, Zambia Zimbabwe, Botswana, etc. There are all these animals in all these countries.

these beautiful people live in peace with animals, why cant we ALL do the same??

Nice documentry

Water is precious, water is life with- out it we all die. Thanks for taking us on a journey by way of "The Kilimanjaro Country- side" very informative and interesting documentary ... [Section 4711 Los Angeles, California, USA]

Awesome documentary! Thanks to all people that helped to accomplish this project!

@dianamorton4437

Жыл бұрын

Love this documentary so much. It is truly inspiring and wish I can see these gorgeous elephants on a daily basis without any means of disturbances to them, as to the recent disturbance of a video clip of many vehicles of tourists forcing themselves towards the elephants, and causing them such severe stress, that even resulted in danger. That was not a happy clip of the elephants.

Lovely video! I wish they showed down at 38:25; I would have liked to have seen that sunbird catch that flying insect- that was SOOOO fast!!

Background music far too loud.

Daily laying is miraculous compared to any other comparable egg laying. No miracle about the passage of time. This type of egg laying every day was found in dinosaurs

A beautiful documentary about elephants in Kilimanjaro. This forest hopefully protected and also elephants who lives there.

This was absolutely fantastic!!!

How great it must have been when there was millions of elephants!!! I'll bet anything that they know who the skeletons belonged to!!! They can smell their family and friends!!!

@jesusislord3046

Жыл бұрын

At 2:22 and a few seconds after, to the right side of the screen, there is a cloud shaped like the cross, and you can see the head and nose, there is even a crown on the head, GLORY TO GOD✝️❤️

Absolutely amazing, breath taking documentary! I so wish I can one day make a trip to see those wonders for myself..:-) Elephants are such amazing creature. They and their habitats MUST be protected at all cost. Their and our survival depends on it. Thank you for sharing this amazing documentary here..;-)))))

@___beyondhorizon4664

Жыл бұрын

To protect the animals, they need to be left alone in nature. A trip to see them in Africa actually cost a fortune. So I saw it for free at the DC national zoo, also the Giant Panda+ red panda 🐼

The reason they are that way with their own dead is.....they are trying to find out who it was....like we would!

Great film but had to leave it. Background music ridiculously loud. Especially the crescendo's.

I'm always amazed how elephants can recognise bones from their kin, even though they are old, weather worn and white. There must be some residual smell left behind that they can pick up on. But I'd have thought that a bone smells the same regardless of what animal it's from? After all bones, regardless of what animal they are from, are all made of the same materials. Calcium and phosphorus. But somehow elephants just know. Quite stunning really 8-))...

@machinefannatic99

Жыл бұрын

Elephants also have massive memory they don’t forget, they’ll remember you even once your a kid and come back as an adult

TQ Bray Lanjut

Incredible work detailing geography, flora and fauna of the beautiful Kilimanjaro, such a rare combination in animal documentaries, but how can a Kenyan wild life authority be doing into the Tanzanian national park? Just curious to know 🤷‍♀️.

@americana4193

Жыл бұрын

I don't think the narrator said the elephants go into Kenya but he said something about them being in danger when they leave the park so maybe it just wasn't explained well. Since Tanzania and Kenya are neighbors, I'm guessing the elephants had crossed into Kenya but that's just my guess

@emilymccarty6343

Жыл бұрын

They work intermittently between parks I believe the veterinarians do the person's in charge of wild life release programs work in different national parks in Africa.there are 10 major park n wildlife refuges but 50 wild life parks in all of Africa. If you watch different programs about different parks you will see some of the same faces and who ever is leading the show will tell you usually how many months they spend between the parks there assigned to.

@FFV8

Жыл бұрын

Ambosseli runs through the Kenyan slopes of Mt kili where elephant 🐘 feast in plenty

@s.studer5642

Жыл бұрын

Kenya and Tanzania share a border and both have some national parks across.

@marjorjorietillman856

Жыл бұрын

Learning about Kilimanjaro makes me feel so much smarter about the planet I live on. I knew Everest was the tallest, but I didn’t know Kilimanjaro was the largest amongst other things! Thanks PBS, I feel my brain growing bigger in knowledge!!🧑🏼‍🎓

This is a great video but the music doesn’t fit the scenes. It’s irritating.

Elephants 🐘 are amazing animals, They are the last of the Ancient mammoths all trophy hunting needs to be outlawed and all poachers put in Prison to Save the Elephants 🐘

A king is truly the elephant of the castle

wild animals of Africa may be or seem brutal, but I have more respect for them, than I do for a lot of my fellow humans, especially in todays society, where it seems humans act more animalistic than the wild animals, especially the elephants

Incredible work detailing both flora and fauna of the beautiful Kilimanjaro , but how can a Kenyan wild life authority be doing into the Tanzanian national park? Just curious to know 🤷‍♀️.

@taluj2298

Жыл бұрын

Amboseli park crosses borders with Kenya and Tanzania so probably it was recorded on the Kenyan side. The animals are not restricted to any country they migrate back and forth .

@anthonymuchai6689

Жыл бұрын

Actually amboseli,and Mara and Serengeti kinder merge... no borders no fences

@simpsonisoe8994

4 ай бұрын

Amboseli national park is in kenya ,adjacent to mount kilimanjaro

They all learn watching mother over her baby after passing

thanks tanzanians for trying to preserve our african wildlife. greetings from south africa. slava

nice document ; good efforts by this team - most of the items are rarely seen which is shown

no universal healthcare but at least I get pbs america on youtube

Can't tell if your doing a nature documentary or a symphony rehearsal!

@Komeshokakunanwene

Жыл бұрын

😂 Both. Take it whichever way.

@barbaratardy9788

Жыл бұрын

The music is not necessary throughout most of the documentary, I find it annoying. Otherwise I enjoyed it.

wonderful

Africa has a unusual geologic environment in the past a great number of things has occurred there I imagine the Sahara desert being rich with water and life wonder where it’s headed in the future. When it breaks apart and forms a different landscape what’s gonna occur there ought to be interesting . Everyday is another journey.

@___beyondhorizon4664

Жыл бұрын

I visited Morocco 2 different parts of the Sahara campground in 2015 & 2017, it's stunning. I would visit again. Morocco has a well organized tourism industry for different budgets. Tanzania don't have a budget options to hike Mt Kilimanjaro, so I just keep visiting Morocco and Egypt with public transportation such as local long distance buses, trains.

The indiscriminate cruelty of some humans is horrific.😢. Those snares are so cruel and often lead to a slow and excruciating death.😔😡

The background music sounds like the music of Independence Day

Wow

Good vedioes.

KILIMANJARA The Mountain of Man or Mankind/Animal.

Nice but I wish I could mute the repetitive brass music.

@stevewheatley243

Жыл бұрын

It does get on the nerves.

@danni1993

Жыл бұрын

You'd think someone smart would be able to come up with SOMETHING, where the watcher could mute only the music, if they wanted to. There are really smart people out there...aren't there?

@franc2063

Жыл бұрын

So your saying I have to hear this symphonic music during this ?

The mountain of God is in Saudi Arabia!!! Look up the amazing discoveries of Ron Wyatt on KZread!!!

Fascinating !

Beautiful documentary! I wonder when it was filmed and released?

Out of everything I'm just confused how PBS America is British channel

DO NOT SHORTEN KILIMANJARO TO KILI! Please! I love that name.

@bernardofitzpatrick5403

Жыл бұрын

Kili 👍👌 or Kilia in Swahili. Some of us respond warmly to the more affectionate diminutive form, especially having personally witnessed its glory. 💥

@barbaratardy9788

Жыл бұрын

Agree, disrespectful to the mountain and all who live there.

@Komeshokakunanwene

Жыл бұрын

But he is following Africans lead. That is how they do it in Tanzania.

@sstarklite2181

Жыл бұрын

@@Komeshokakunanwene Whatever!

The video would be better if the loud music was removed!

one thing not mentioned here is that masai lands are heavily grazed and empty of wildlife apart from giraffes. masai should really incorporate more nomadic agriculture and plant diet into their lives.

The daily laying birds we know who they are Share a closer link to dinosaurs than croks or anything else. Millions of years have past since daily layers we dominant

information! Warnings! Logic! The kindness beauty healing produce vegetation safety of this fascinating kilamanjaroo mts. 👍🏾Great to see the majestic elephants somehow thriving ( exceptional care for the little precious thing...wish they did the adults also) Somehow a great many have lived n allowed the earth to thrive while others create great havoc... greed economics lack of knowledge lack of discernment ...how is this going to work with barley wheat man's production on the same shared space?? ...one is definitely going to suffer. It is soooooo fullllll of life...Interesting. thanks for video.

@mochiebellina8190

Жыл бұрын

Been hitting the bong again?

@emancipatedlionm9215

Жыл бұрын

@@mochiebellina8190 thanks for the videos

Puerto Rico

come on people tone down your orchestra so we can at least hear the naareator.

Why aren’t there any subtitles or CC options available on any of these types of videos…😒🙄do better @pbsamerica ?????

Maintenant grâce à son inventivité, ingéniosité l’humain sait voir l beauté de sa maison, maintenant ils prennent le chemin de la sagesse, nous nous massacrons encore, mais nous sommes maintenant conscients que notre vie est un miracle qu’il faut respecter. dans toutes ses formes et ça, c’est un grand pas qui nous mènera vers ce monde de justice que l’humain aspire de toutes ses forces. 🙏🏼✨💫

🐘

Maybe human murderers should also be kept in cages?!

The overwhelming background music is ruining the video. It is difficult to hear the narrator.

only researchers, natives and wildlife protection troops should be allowed near these precious wildlife

Strange music blasting oddly. ???? Maybe Im not woke enough, ha ha. I had to turn down sound, it became annoying and repetitive. Shut it off half way thru. Phooey.

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Shame on all the countries (and individuals) that buy, resell and or use ivory. China, we're looking at you) Also responsible for the cruel endangerment of rhinos

@Nitka022

Жыл бұрын

You have NO IDEA how many species are getting to the brink of extinction thanks to China's billion plus ppl and their crazy believes in some "medicinal" benefits of bones, scales, horns etc. Those poor pangolins! And beautiful Moon bears incarcerated by thousands in filthy cages and tortured daily with bile extraction.....even some obscure antelopes in Russia's mountains (Kazakhstan country I think) were getting slaughtered close to extinction! Unforgivable and unforgettable wildlife crimes...I admire China and Chinese people for their progress in other fields....but they will never have our full respect if they do not change their laws and attitude towards their and global wildlife ....

Geography 101 is 1st . Then Title @ 06:15

I get so mad when they use PCP on the critters. Give them Acer

Anals are truly honest and forthright, living harmoniously with nature. Something foreign to us.

Again...Bye NYPD ....Thanks Salim

Whoever wrote the commentary for this Documentary should be fired. He or she makes it is all just dandy in Tanzania and the rest of Africa. The Wildlife there is under tremendous pressure from many types of human activities. PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW!!!!

@overbeb

Жыл бұрын

Did you miss the entire segment about poaching, traps, and agriculture along the mountain? It was covered.

@Komeshokakunanwene

Жыл бұрын

It seems you know better. Enlighten us, how is it under tremendous pressure?

Muy interesante sus vídeos pero es una lástima que no autoricen la apertura delos subtítulos para ir leyendo paso a paso lo que dice el exponente para los que aun no entendemos bien inglés. Por eso no puedo darles un "like"

Truth in AFRICA 🌍 NO ANIMALS AND BIRDS RIGHTS, to MANKIND RIGHTS IN AFRICA 🌍

2023/4/14

"Millions of years ago" ok.

i'm what they call an elephantologist i'm kind of a big deal at the elephantarium, in non elephant expert communities i'm what they call a super mega elephant expert, I know WTF i'm talking about, now you gotta watch out with those things because in the wild they use their giant face antlers to skewer lions and giraffes and rhinoceroses and then they beat them in to a puree with their giant noses, the african ones will fly off like you saw in the documentary called 'Dumbo' but the asian ones ears are to small to take flight