At 41 mins is when they talk about the sloth. For those that just want to specifically see them

@grimes2156

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

@grimes2156

Жыл бұрын

Such a misleading title

@mighty_meee

Жыл бұрын

Love you and the sloth. 😘

@annagooldy

Жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh, I thought this video must have been mistitled (I still think it is). THANK YOU!

@saltyelephant8069

6 ай бұрын

And I was wondering why is the video so underrated 😂😂 thank you from the bottom of my heart saving me some time.. 😂

Marvelous! What a selection of diverse and beautiful environments. The spectacular white-tailed eagle, the bat-eared foxes, the platypus, the tree kangaroo. Just splendid. Thank you. I feel I learned much.

@bertunderwood9151

Жыл бұрын

Gh7iûn Gigi i88iii888i

eagles back in the wild!!! Astounding, fabulous, encouraging, hopeful. angels do walk this earth.

I just can't get enough of awesome animals.

9:15 Hippos? I thought elephants were the largest vegetarians on the planet.

many animals can see IR light even though it is not visible to humans, so even though the whiskers are helping detect objects, the test in IR light probably is not going to stand up under scrutiny.

Amazing! Thank you so much for this video.

Kimberly, made my day! Altough, the Platopus, is out of this world.

Thank you National Geographic.

how the fk could anyone see these amazing animals as a pest...

@sparksfly5877

5 жыл бұрын

I suppose uneducated farmers, hunters and the like see them as pests. I don’t blame them. We’re not the people dealing with them.

@nicolaemaghiar9410

5 жыл бұрын

You have to be French or English to understand that.

Thank you for this wonderful video! You have my deep respect and admiration for showing humanity how we really should co- exist with our fellow creatures. It is so heartwarming how many kind, wise people devote their entire lives raising animals, saving them, teaching us how intelligent, needed and sensitive they can be. If we don't stop our ruthless extermination of so many species, we are damaging the entire planet and thereby ourselves. We are all interconnected. Blessings to all.

It´s amazing!

Beautiful animals!!

EXCELLENT!!!!!!

Nice

@25:18, they baited the puzzlebox with raisins. Raisins (and in turn, grapes) are poisonous not only to dogs but to all canids. You'd think as biologists that they'd know this. I'm sure a few raisins won't kill the fox, but feeding them something that can damage their kidneys is unacceptable, especially since these are smaller species of canids.

I thought hippos were proven to be omnivores

@pedrogoncalves6107

5 жыл бұрын

Where have u seen that?

@Adam-cj2jg

5 жыл бұрын

pedro gonçalves look it up

@moniquejones1484

5 жыл бұрын

They are

Thank you

I don’t know 1 culture I think in Mongolia they have been releasing eagles back to the wild for years. They climb up a mountains for grab a baby eagle out of the nest before they even get feathers. They teach the birds how to hunt for them for 5 or 6 years till they become sexually mature then they release them in to the wild. They watch the birds they have released and always take a baby bird from the second or third clutch they have. Since most eagles have 2 eggs laid a week apart and the stronger baby the first born eagle kills the smaller or second born so the first born gets all the food. These bird men climb up and grab the smaller second born eagle to do the training and to be released later on. So they are really saving the baby that would be killed making the area where the greatest concentration of these huge rare eagles anywhere.

Pooping hippos. Yeah, make sure you capture THAT on camera. Zoom in there real close.

Sloths are amazing

It's amazing how the bat eared foxes are able to learn in the process of hunting. And humans think they are the most intelligent life form on this planet, but if we had to survive purely in the wild now, how capable would we actually be?

24:50 - Anyone else hear the theme from "The Lion King"? "Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaants ingonyama bagithi baba!"

Random question: Where is Doug from? Any chance you are from San Diego?

I had to wait 30 years to see KISS in concert. Philadelphia USA

@honorladone8682

2 жыл бұрын

They certainly were worth the wait !!!

Sloths: 41:05

I turn this on to watch about sloths. Almost halfway and there's not a sloth anywhere in sight. What a crock!!!!!! If you have to lie to get people to watch you're in shape!!!!

so essentially sea lions have aim bot

What are those 2 long things on his feet

Why so much add, every 5 minutes? 😱😱

If its so hard to get close to those foxes, how does it come that he’s wearing a transmitter antenna...

@EpicPixels1

4 жыл бұрын

find it, bribe it with food, dart it, collar it, release it

The hare should have been racing the sloth

GOD'S wonderful creations!!!!! let's give him the respect he so richly deserves!!!!!!!

that tree kangaroo is a non evolved possum xD. those darn joeys nd possums always get into the trash -_-

@m6666

10 ай бұрын

No they don't, they get into our roofs to nest. they are predominantly herbivores, but occasionally will eat insects, eggs, and meat like lizards and small birds.

@Ellistar

10 ай бұрын

@@m6666 wdym bro wallabies n possums always rip apart my trash idk what ur goin on about

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Sloths. 41:04

@niviear1259

7 ай бұрын

Should be pinned

This documentary is said to be with sloths, I don't see any ..

this is not a sloth documentary.

Give God the credit for his wonderful animals!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Your video will be nice if you didn't mention evolution!!!!!!!!!!

WHERE SLOTH SCAMMER

GOD'S ingenious creations!!!!!!!

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