Thanks for sharing guys great work!!

More than 1.000 os Southern Right Whales comes every year fron June to December. Excelent documentary!!!!

By far one of my favorite documentaries series of all time and the Tasmanian one to is my other favorite. I can't get enough of the narrator in this series love his voice so soothing and relaxing to listen to specially how he tells a great story about tasmania from the dinosaur times till now and the super continent that broke apart to form what you see today and the marvelous animals that have survived since that period of time and others through evolution changes became the mammals of today's world and like us the whales and coast animals like the rare hare on the island almost wiped out by man same with the sea life like humpback whales finally are returning to this special place they once dominated the oceans in vast numbers before commercial whaling that finally was banned in the 1960s and many more beautiful creatures that dominate the planet now and some making great come backs from the near extinction list and some not unfortunately back then everything was so misunderstood and didn't need to be wiped out the way they were now Patagonia is protected from hunting and whaling and it's safe for every creature again permanently to make a good population comeback and some get off the endangered list once and for all

thanks for another great documentary! :)

The best movie ever so I give it a 10

спасибо за отличные сьемки.Привет из города Одесса Украина

--A nice place to spread a blanket and have A PICNIC!

@Darrylizer1

10 жыл бұрын

Ha, yes!

Peninsula de Valdes,Puerto Madryn...Argentina..

Thank you very much for sharing!

Awesome "Skip intro" Button - thumbs up for dat!

@tonileecharles2731

5 жыл бұрын

I love the Ocean and I've always been fascinated by sharks! I do believe that it's just a matter of time before they find the 30 foot to 35 foot great white. I believe that they'll be found in the Mariana trenches! There's so much of the oceans that we have yet to explore!! We've already found a species that we thought were extinct. I look forward to that day when we find the 35-foot sharks!! Shall we go swimming anyone?? LOL LOL I will....!!!! In my swimming pool in my backyard!!! LOL

fascinating!

@wheresarnie1

10 жыл бұрын

Agreed, the film-work was amazing!

20.3.2022.Very good and best.

Very beautiful thanks.

Toni C....I feel the same way about the Oceans 🌊....I feel drawn to them...I feel I’ve come from them...I love the smell of them! I’d love to live on the ocean 🌊! I think I’m too old now...

@tonileecharles2731

5 жыл бұрын

I think we're kindred spirits Vivian!!! We're never to old!! If I were there, we would go fishing!! 🐟🐟🎣🏊🏄 I've always been fascinated by the ocean, and especially Sharks!! Have a great 4th of July Vivian!! From my home to yours!! 🙏❤😇

I like to hear 👂 your amazing 😉 voice .

thx for that, very nice doc..

Excellent documentary. Great photography and knowledgeable information. Thank you

That 'hare' is an interesting animal. Seems to be caught between burrowing pawed animal and hoofed grazing animal.

belle video

I have love whales my whole life. I don't know why but I just do I'm fascinated by them they are so Grand and yet gentle

Captivating, especially at the end. God bless this land

Thanks for the 'skip intro' button great idea

Toni C...let’s go on a diving trip in the San Juan Islands ...even if I die it would be worth it....

At some point and time the Penguins had a town meeting and took a vote. Should we continue flying or follow the food into the ocean? One penguin replied " Times are tuff, the whales returned to the water I think we should also".

Good job finding a James Mason sound-alike for the narration.

وثائقي رائع

me and my beautiful wife love watching these shows together i love my wife

@sivii911

4 жыл бұрын

Manuel Looez, very wholesome but, why are you telling us?

@Ascalis1

4 жыл бұрын

You need us to call 911 bro? Sounds like a hostage situation

@slowmo9642

3 жыл бұрын

Very good. Pass the bucket

@SM-pv8xx

3 жыл бұрын

@@Ascalis1 😂

Patagonia: Refuge of the Monsters (full documentary)

"the sea lion is fatally wounded"......but it's clearly an elephant seal.

Anyone know the name of this narrator?..his voice is really relaxing and I really enjoy his work.

@xxlabratxx01

Жыл бұрын

anthony luke

What interested me most were the sounds made by those creatures; some were like those made by a bleating goat

here !

I saw Orcas when I visited the San Juan Islands ....so beautiful! They are in the dolphin 🐬 family and are very intelligent ....that’s why the go insane in captivity and kill people!

@PJAndersson733

4 жыл бұрын

Same here Vivian. Beautiful place isn’t it?

"After a struggle lasting 45 minutes, the sea lion dies..." Imagine trying to fight for your life while being savagely ripped apart, bit by bit. That, it's how a sea lion deuwr.

@imafkingbeastandrewtateise9563

4 жыл бұрын

That wasn't a sea lion

cool

nice

it seems that life has its own way of itself

What’s the classical music used in this?

Super amazing Beautiful Lovely place Blessed Lovely iuliana Codreanu kiss and Sweet day friendss

If I could be any animal other than human, I would be an orca.

@alimalrazi5977

9 жыл бұрын

To become meal for the cheetah or other big cats

@MarcosFerreira-kz8he

9 жыл бұрын

Alim Al Razi Obviously you don't know what an orca is....

@Darrylizer1

9 жыл бұрын

Alim Al Razi Orcas are killer whales and they're on the top of the food chain in the ocean. Nothing eats them.

@MarcosFerreira-kz8he

9 жыл бұрын

@110017791524854966752 Apparently big cats do.... you know, they inhabit the same habitats and all... a cheetah could outrun an orca, hands down.

@Darrylizer1

9 жыл бұрын

Marcos Ferreira True orcas aren't known for being nimble runners. Their flippers don't work on land as well as the sea.

Youngbo approved...

Kyra and I will see this before I die, also. Lookin forward to it, babe?

@romanmazul615

6 жыл бұрын

J Wilson

Can't hardly hear any of it

Save a whale, and it's like saving the entire the entire planet! (WWJD-WWMD-WWMD?)

Does anyone know who the narrator of this video is?

flame !

VERY WELL OKK

ARGENTINA...BEAUTIFUL JOB OF CHANGING TO A TOURIST DESTINATION...SOON YOUR PENINSULA WILL BE BIG AND GREAT ATTENTION FEOM ALL OVER THE WORLD!! I WISHES GO TO YOU!!

But what species of Penguin were these, or did I miss it

@beebles3

4 жыл бұрын

Magellan, I believe.

What a big fat lie. The "sea lion" attacked in 38:00 is an elephant seal.

@paulbats6996

3 жыл бұрын

A mistake, may be. Hardly 'a big fat lie'.

@vocaflame

3 жыл бұрын

@@paulbats6996 it's an elephant seal, right? That's the pun 🤣

"Sea lion females weigh 10x less than the male." "Uh uh, fatso, this time I get on top!"

Good documentary. I love killer whales, and I know their hunting methods In Patagonia . But this was a little too disturbing for me to watch. I don’t like to watch any animal suffer. I wish they would’ve ended the sea lions life quickly 😔

Gia dinh la so1

Nine minutes in....wheres the freakin monstas!

Ten minutes into the video, you try to subject us to thirteen minutes of commercials? Thanks, but no thanks.

Đại dương mênh mông có nhiều loài động vật phong phú nên sản sinh những giống cá khổng lồ như cá voi

Ugh why so many ads, one at beginning and end is sufficient

@truckspank656

3 жыл бұрын

6 ads, 5secs to skip each = 30 seconds out of 52 minutes. If this was tv you'd have had about 20 minutes of ads. Some people are so ungrateful for free content.

That was an elephant seal not a sea lion that got eaten by the orcas

@lalvarez19620704

6 жыл бұрын

Just saw the video myself and was also wondering why the narrator kept saying "sea lion" when it was an elephant seal that was being attacked and eaten by the killer whales. On a side note, I put my arm into the mouth of an orca in the San Diego Aquarium back in 1980 - the most amazing thing I had ever done. It was to give it a small fish. Next small fish was stolen by a seagull right out of my hand! Never forgave the bird.

@SOULRELIEF22

5 жыл бұрын

@@lalvarez19620704 No you didn't! Cause it's 2019! You absolutely must forgive your fellow men though! Or GOD won't forgive YOU! Love you FOREVER! (By the way, we saw the orcas at sea world in Florida. GOD is a WONDER!)

@sivii911

4 жыл бұрын

JESUS LOVES HIS PEOPLE! Where’s Jesus now? What’s he doing for “his people” when I can’t see him?

🥰😎🥰 yeah I was figuring everyone would vote for giving each other a little more space and rebuilding the natural habitats correctly especially when the domestic animals could have so much easier of a life on the inside and cameramen having all inclusive resorts wouldn't have to feel like poparazzi's getting shunned 🤟🖖🤟

This might be the glimpse of Opie the humanatarian that was unintentionaly blocked by some of Ant's long winded opinions. I see Opie becoming the Barbara Walters for the chilled-out, party-hardened living idols of our era. It's your niche Greg. Go for it, bro.

@codydavis1698

7 жыл бұрын

....wut?

@sivii911

4 жыл бұрын

I think you’ve forgotten your medication

That’s was a hundred year storm

The "sea lion" taken by the orcas was a young male elephant seal.

@beebles3

4 жыл бұрын

It died an elephant seal though, if you listen... he says sea lion all the way until, at the end, it changes. Bizarre

@mikedebell2242

4 жыл бұрын

@@beebles3 An amazing transformation...

Mybe good videos that to fans in house. 🤗

Who is narrating this?

Looks like the elephant seals may have distemper...?

so thats what it would sound like if a person narrated an entire documentary with their teeth clenched.

They could have found a narrator who doesn't grate on the nerves and the ears...

Where was Patagonia? What happened to the monster?

a!

His voice is like a bad imitation of James!Mason

@kathi3276

5 жыл бұрын

Sounds like he's talking out of his nose... a very nasal tone.

I once heard a kid ask if evolution is another word for magic, kids are so smart,

@sivii911

4 жыл бұрын

blob assimilate you’re describing religion NOT evolution. Not many Pedophile evolutionists are there

SONY TRINITRON VAIO BILION CENTURY USE

It won't be long until we destroy that as well, if we haven't already!

If there's a ban on whales tell the Japanese

THE CREATOR MADE THEM THAT WAY....... to live and thrive in the OCEAN, NOT on land. Do you REALLY think that all of nature """JUST""" happened? NO IT DID NOT!!!!!!

@matthewmayhem9213

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, nature just happened, but over the course of billions of years. Stop lying to yourself and preaching fiction.

@mikedebell2242

4 жыл бұрын

@@matthewmayhem9213 You would deny her her beliefs? What is it to you? Be carefull. Your Marxism is showing.

@sivii911

4 жыл бұрын

Mike DeBell, are you kidding? Which comment is the more aggressive? Evolution has far more legs to stand on

SONY

VIETNAM

terrible title, stop calling animals monsters, the only monsters on this planet are humans.

Narrator sounds funny, perhaps he tried too hard.

サムネがミスチルかと思った

Giants, not monsters.

Soooo whales are monsters.....

Holy shit that might be one of the cutest animals I've ever seen. It looks like a cross between a rabbit a deer and a capybara. Can I fucking have one?

J

Nature can be wild and boring!

I came here to sleep

whales taste great!

Had to turn it off, couldnt stand his voice any longer !

@sivii911

4 жыл бұрын

Gaz Tinsley go tell someone who cares?

No such bird as a "seagull"; it's always "gulls".

And killer whales ! Yeaks

The scene where the killer whales kill the elephant seal is not tastefully done.

@WrathofWotan

10 жыл бұрын

Nature isn't always tasteful.

@JeudeNovaRobinson

10 жыл бұрын

WrathofWotan but sure be tasty apparently

@christiw892

9 жыл бұрын

erikk18 Not to mention the narrator kept calling the elephant seal and sea lion until the end.

@davebeals1718

5 жыл бұрын

Damn those marine mammals for not being a little more tactful for your sensitivities.

@VeteransSupportVeterans

4 жыл бұрын

Dang those wild animals for not being liberal pansies.

This is reporter has the worst voice for reporting on any videos !!!

You say its un interrupted breeding grounds for thousands of years.maybe for land animals but not the southern right whale though.they stopped breeding their when they were bein hunted to near extinction.there such a slow moving whale they were easy targets.its only in the last 30 years theyve returned and multiplied.shame on them hunters I hope there rotting in hell anyways...

@indy_go_blue6048

5 жыл бұрын

Has their been a need to hunt whales since the 1870s when abundant sources of petroleum were found. Other than dog food, what do they provide that can't be found elsewhere?

what a fucked up american style title. monsters? where?

i stopped listening when he said the seal and the whale were land animals and evolved into what they are today too funny cant believe people listen to this crap and believe it

@lmatt88

3 жыл бұрын

Newsflash, it's called evolution and everybody knows it by now.

@truckspank656

3 жыл бұрын

@moz2110 It still amazes me that people follow a book written by men thousands of years ago to manipulate and rape humanity. P.S. Your god gives children cancer, what a sick perverted asshole.

"And God said, Let the waters bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life, and fowl that may fly above the earth in the open firmament of heaven." Genesis 1:20!

@matthewmayhem9213

5 жыл бұрын

Fiction is a marvelous thing.

Fuck publicité!

Government makes a law, narrator implies everyone follows it. This level of fart sniffing is amusing.

This is reporter has the worst voice for reporting on any videos !!!