What nature scene is your favourite? 🌎

@kittycat4ever2

6 ай бұрын

My favourite scene is "what lurks in the midnight zone?"

@kittycat4ever2

6 ай бұрын

It's a very unique place.

@AlizeuDev

5 ай бұрын

The crabs crawling in a such horror mode with a desire to get out from water, and the fishcat ordinary meal time.

@user-ekljd4djoflf

5 ай бұрын

Crab vs eel vs octopus. This helps me sleep, more ocean sound please

@PisethSann

5 ай бұрын

I love the cute animals activities.

Sir David Attenborough is like your grandfather reading you a captivating bedtime story. His voice is magical.

@DailyDose926

5 ай бұрын

I watch this channel before bed. Best bed time stories ever

@gothicmatter9123

2 ай бұрын

Right

@courtney5796

5 күн бұрын

Yep, I don't remember a time before Sir David. The absolute pinnacle.

@tcpanimalattacks

2 күн бұрын

hahaa

@mickwinters3509

Күн бұрын

My 9 year old son lovingly refers to him as "Documentary Grandpa"

As soon as you hear the voice of David Attenborough you automatically know you’re about to watch one of the best nature documentaries you’ve ever seen!! I could easily lose track of time watching hours upon hours upon hours of this and never get bored of it! 💟

@mortanos8938

3 ай бұрын

So very true 🙂

@gakuae7773

2 ай бұрын

Yes me too like His voice

@MalO.ver1.0.x

2 ай бұрын

Absolutely! 100% agree!

@Ainglish-qj5bb

2 ай бұрын

These movies all have such beautiful imagery. But to be honest, I sometimes play them while I'm working on my computer, just to hear his voice, the sound of bubbling water, and so on.

@greenqueenbee1

Ай бұрын

Same here

I can't believe we can view such impeccably detailed and presented content, four hours of it, for free. Thank you to all involved in creating this.

@ihateithere._.

4 ай бұрын

Two

@Sunflower-mz8ro

3 ай бұрын

@@liukang3545what’s ur problem?

@loveepicwildlife1294

3 ай бұрын

so cool indeed

@liukang3545

3 ай бұрын

@@loveepicwildlife1294 The way it was meant to be

@TopClips7777

3 ай бұрын

if something is free, you're the product

Thank you BBC, Sir David Attenborough, and the amazing teams of researchers, divers, photographers and sailors. Beautiful, educational, and soothing to this lady in pain.

@krishnamurthyiyer3025

6 ай бұрын

Thank u attenbourah sir, never seen this type of videos in life time. Great nature, feeding every creatures .

@chloeharvey9769

5 ай бұрын

I hope you’re feeling better ❤

@lindaseel9986

5 ай бұрын

@@chloeharvey9769 Thank you my friend. Almost 6 weeks out from Total Knee Replacement surgery and doing better than ever. 🌹❤️

@Arodnyc72

5 ай бұрын

100% sweet woman

@chloeharvey9769

5 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@lindaseel9986I’m really glad to hear you are feeling better, best wishes ♥️

This is a clear testament to the diversity and wonder of our planet. Let's protect and respect the natural environment to keep these scenes alive forever

@wabbitnred3609

Ай бұрын

We Must Save Them All !

kudos to the cameraman who risked his/her life to show us how magnificent our world is.

@elrondhubbard7059

5 ай бұрын

People usually use that line as a joke for space documentaries, but in this case yea. I watched a 'behind the scenes' thing for one of these BBC nature documentaries, and they literally do sit out in a camouflaged tent in the wilderness with a video camera for months on end to get their shots.

@silverlake973

2 ай бұрын

@@elrondhubbard7059 a camo tent under the ocean?

Every stoner is so happy rn

@manray5931

2 ай бұрын

😂im cooooooked

@hxtedxkexkzz5212

2 ай бұрын

Bruh me to hella faded

@ellie7bean

2 ай бұрын

They're cuteee

@ellie7bean

2 ай бұрын

12:48

@typhillips8724

2 ай бұрын

U better believe it

I just watched "Two Hours of 4K Nature Scenes" and my jaw is still on the floor! The stunning visuals and soothing sounds transported me to another world. Thank you, BBC Earth, for the amazing experience!

@voornaam3191

5 ай бұрын

Yes, they could produce a cowboy movie (One Camera Drone Flew Over The Wrong Nest) and you would still praise the sound of the Killer Bees. Just killing, dudes.

@TheAnnoyingBoss

4 ай бұрын

The cuttlefish is the type that convinces me a god has to exist. That one is nuts. Hypnotizing its crab prey and then suprise attacking and sucking the insides out

@johankaruyan5536

Ай бұрын

nah it's just nature bro @@TheAnnoyingBoss

This is WAY BETTER than Netflix, which is nothing but emptiness for the mind. This gives me wonders and appreciation for nature and Mother Nature.

@SawII565

Ай бұрын

There is a good documentary about the Geneva Convention and Psychological experimentation ethics. In addition there are snakes and frogs who look like other venomous creatures for protection. I mean one can do it with an internet history as well.

@bubd420

Ай бұрын

Netflix has nature documentaries as well fam.

I LOVE how well you can hear the sound of movement. The crabs feet in the sand or splashing down into the watery sand. Best narrator voice ever!!!

I have so much respect for the life David has lived. To be able to travel the world filming and educating us all about the beauty and dangers of wildlife seems like a pretty amazing life to lead. Thank you for many years, and countless hours of great documentary’s

@unpark6463

5 ай бұрын

does he have Jesus' Spirit in him?

@cody7812

4 ай бұрын

@@unpark6463 Met a dude once who swore he had the cock of Jesus inside of him.

@Dee.Stoner.Chick.

4 ай бұрын

​@@unpark6463 Stop....

@nosebleedevery

4 ай бұрын

xd@@unpark6463

@kilwhan369

4 ай бұрын

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As soon as you hear the voice of David Attenborough you automatically know you’re about to watch one of the best nature documentaries you’ve ever seen!! I could easily lose track of time watching hours upon hours upon hours of this and never get bored of it

@pugdog5718

3 ай бұрын

this man makes these documentaries so peaceful that i fall asleep like a baby

@sia.p8247

3 ай бұрын

About 30 years ago, my parents bought me a beautitul color biological book at a small bookstore in Korea, and since then, I have always felt wonders about life. I didn't know it at the time, but David Attenborough(데이비드 아텐보로)was the author of it. :D

@xANTHQNY

3 ай бұрын

copied comment word for word

My arch nemesis.. the Portuguese manawar! From hawaii. Born and raised. Developed an allergy and got wrapped with Portuguese manawar and felt like dying. Dont ever take the ocean for granted. Thanks youtube for some good content.

Any nature and animal series by Sir David Attenborough is the best of all other documentaries he's is the only person who tells it the best thank you BBC he is the best and there will never be another narrator like Sir David Attenborough in the world, love him and his voice❤😊

So amazing. When they showed the guys feeding the whale shark and how more of them also came for food I totally lost it and I was crying tears of joy. Every subject on this compilation video was astonishing. BBC Earth takes me places I can always feel. I wish it wasn’t over. Thank you BBC Earth ❤❤❤❤❤

I love to hear Sir David Attenborough speak and tell stories about the world above, below and beyond. ❤️

It is relieving to know that all this is still happening as we go on our daily lives,our planet is truly majestic,there is no shame in going out of one's way just to care a little bit about it.

Mr. David Attenborough, you have an amazing voice. one that runs deep in my core memories. thank you BBC as well as the camera team showing such dedication to get a perfect shot every single time.

It always surprises me, however many nature docs i watch i still learn new things. Nature has endless learning! 😊

This is the most extraordinary nature documentary ever! Bravo BBC!

The cuttlefish is so crazy. We really do live in a world full of mesmerizing animals. Makes you wonder a lot.

@michaelcalland801

5 ай бұрын

Amazing isn’t it ? ! The ocean is like visiting an Alien world !

I hope the film editor, too, is rewarded for the excellent work.

The Beeb really are the best at this type of content. Worth the license fee on it's own

Anyone else Figh as Huck?

@bryanoglesby1714

Ай бұрын

Huck off

@josephsuntheimer3654

Ай бұрын

Word

@abdulqamar4351

Ай бұрын

Nes

@AccordionGirl88

Ай бұрын

Totally

@taroncherry6736

29 күн бұрын

😊

Every scene is my favorite! Nature is just music to my ears!!!!

Nature's beauty is a reminder of the incredible wonders of our world. Let's cherish and protect it for future generations.

love the sounds of nature. We can't lose these beautiful animals.

I loved the poison dart frog bit. I watch these to relax me before bed 😁

every seconds and minutes of watching this video along with Sir. David's soothing and fascinating voice made me as if I was everywhere in the Natural world before. never tired of watching over and over again. many thanks, BBC Earth~!!

David Attenborough voice is like a soothing grandfather encouraging you to rule the w🌎rld

I’m just amazed at how high quality the videos are and how they are filmed giving us the best views of animal lives.

I felt completely accepted. Totally whole and loved. Loved beyond comprehension. Loved in my entirety. Loved with a Love I have not felt here. Loved with the purest love there can be. I felt I was 'home'. I felt I knew this place/space/being. It was light.

. To be able to travel the world filming and educating us all about the beauty and dangers of wildlife seems like a pretty amazing life to lead. Thank you for many years, and countless hours of great documentary’s

There will never be another. He is a precious gift given to us. Let us appreciate all he gives and continues to give. He is a master violinist in his understanding of the natural world. And his voice is the Stradivarius upon which he plays.

I loved the way he tells the story

"Sea snake has 10x the venom of a Rattle Snake" then the lady proceeds on grabbing it barehanded.

@YourAverageHusky

3 ай бұрын

she has experience

@wabbitnred3609

Ай бұрын

A 70 year old lady at that.!

OMG watching the monkey trying to get her baby back...... That's is a good mother!!!!!!❤

"Absolutely mesmerized by these 4K nature scenes! It's like having a VIP ticket to the Earth's own spectacular movie. From the tranquil deserts of Namibia to the breathtaking beauty of the Pacific, it's two hours of pure visual poetry. Mother Nature, you're a true artist! 🌿🌊 #NatureMasterpiece

❤ I love you bbc for providing valuable time and energy for showing natural beauty

This is an amazing life of creatures that actually we don't know.Highly appreciating their efforts to talking these videos. And their close watching .

I got so turnt watching this , threw up, passed out, woke up to an hour long ad press skip ad, sobered up and watch the ending. What a day.

Thanks BBC Earth for making my work day go so much faster!

It is amazing how mankind survives in such a wonderful nature.

43:02 is the most amazing and majestic part of this whole documentary. Ruthlessly captured. Wow!!! 43:02 mins

Hello. We may not speak the same language but the sounds of nature are something we can all understand. Hope everyone is always happy and happy

The generally wretched BBC is redeemed, sort of, by these amazing amazing and wonderful nature videos.

Makes me feel at home watching this on a Sunday evening

🙏🙏🙏 Respectfully to the cameraman ❤❤. They are amazing humans who took the video.

Omg how cute and beautiful is the whale shark scene, where they're being fed and protected by fishermen!

Never known anybody to actually 'listen' to him. Thought this at school back in the 80's. All lovely words and that, but no change. He would tell you that. Big Up, David!!!!

Aquatic animals hunting flying animals.. nature couldn't be more amazing ❤

The Man O'war is extremely beautiful and deadly. The spider crabs are scary. Their change of exoskeleton is amazing to watch. It's difficult to say what's my favorite scene. All of them are very interesting 🤔 The camera persons are amazing. The Japanese ladies demonstrate that the apex predators are we, humans. Bioluminescence is essencial for surviving in the deepest parts of the oceans

my favourite is clownfish teamwork!

His voice just makes me wanna sleep all day 😫💘 I love nature

Thank u BBC and Attenborough sir. In my life time, not seen videos like this, great nature, how it balances itself, feeding it's creatures without pollution.

The production and the narration🔥These documentaries are as good if not better than any movie.

Oh my gosh is all of this real footage? Some of it looks 10 times more incredible than anything James Cameron could ever come up with

The sound of nature is truly magical. Perfect background for meditation. Thank you for bringing a piece of nature into my home.

Thank you for many years, and countless hours of great documentary’s

I love sir David!! How is it possible for our animals and sea creatures to have the "super power" ??

This is the One of the Best Nature programs I've seen. Seriously

To who ever may be reading this, you did your best today and I'm glad you're here with us. tomorrow is a new day, get some rest

Thank you! What a perfect and educational documentary... Really enjoyed every ounce of it!

Just brilliant. I have loved David Atenborough and the work of the BBC natural history department, since I was a boy. Watching this now, brings it all back. Now as a gnarly old groat I want to go back and watch all of it again. Superb. Thanks for putting this together. A.

42:34 Y'all are killing me with this shrimp reaction cam 😂 43:00 dude was like "What was that? OH SH*T"

@citrus814

Ай бұрын

I was looking for this comment 😂

9:14 crab trying to fight n protect his buddies is awesome.

In the symphony of the wild, animal moments are the crescendos and lulls that compose the melodic soundtrack of nature, inviting us to attune our senses to the harmonies of the untamed world.

This was truly beautiful and calming thank you for this videos💎❤️🙏🏻

As soon as I hear his voice I know it is a quality documentary..

sir david the greatest voice narrator ever

Grand needed nowadays. BBC thank you 🙏🏽

The ClownFish family's teamwork was amazing. Unbelievable. Extremely clever.

thank you so much sir David and BBC Earth team, such beautiful videos along with the sound effects, music, the video quality, story, and everything

Great appreciation and gratitude for the master minds behind every detail of this documentary. Sound, how to, extreme patience and of course an immense tons of knowledge of the under-above world accumulated.

Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the untouched beauty of our planet with this stunning two-hour compilation of 4K Nature Scenes! 🌍✨ Each frame is a masterpiece of art crafted by Mother Nature herself. Let's celebrate and protect the magnificence of our world - a reminder that we are just one small part of a much grander tapestry. 🌿🌄

شكرا لك معلمنا الفاضل . Спасибо, наш любимый учитель Thank you, our beloved teacher

the bird vs fish was insane

Gelungenes Video. Gruss Jürgen 🤠

Thank you so much for this, and thank you to all the people behind this incredible work. Thank you sir David much love from the Philippines!

My favorite scene is the Crain who bravely protect her baby ❤that was beautiful

I love this video so much and watched it many times.

I am 86 years old. I grew up in Black Diamond, King County, Washington, USA! When I was in school we were taught "inches, feet, yards, miles etc" not meters, etc! I don't know the equivalent. I have nothing to let me know how to relate meters etc to what I was taught! It is very frustrating not to know just what the measurement is from what I was taught! I have heard all the words in the metric scale but it means nothing to me as to exactly what the measurement is in what I was taught.

@gavblack

5 ай бұрын

Here in England we use both systems so we understand both it probably didn't occur to the people making this that everyone else uses one or the other so half the people will have no idea and half will

A treat from BBC 🔥 just wow

So calming and amazing☺️☺️☺️

Sir David has the bravest camera operators in the history of television.

2 hours is great but they fail to mention the additional 45 minutes of commercials in between

@olgaalvarado9361

Ай бұрын

Not if you pay premium🎉

@M2theIdget726

Ай бұрын

@@olgaalvarado9361 obviously. To each their own on that one

Amazing footage and narration love you guys!!!!

@lorenatrujillo8662

4 ай бұрын

Simplemente hermoso😊😊❤❤

i have been watching these videos for two hours straight in school

he is an icon. I love you, Dave.

Exceptional footage, loved all of it!

So very good. I sincerely appreciate the work, effort and thought put into this video. Thank you.

Much love to the scientist's and explorers who get this footage and information for us. Absolutely incredible.

Thank you for not only entertaining us but also inspiring a deeper appreciation for the natural world.

@EarthBuddy-zy8xt

Ай бұрын

do you know about save soil ?

12:20 "When you swim in 'th creek an' an eel bites yer cheek THAT'S A MORAYYYYY!!!"

Great work..❤

there’s no way the clownfish’s teamwork wasn’t staged 😂😂😂 these are amazinggg. i’m glad i stumbled across this video ❤

these are some of the best videos I have seen and I use them a lot to show my middle and high school students the wonders of our planet, thank you very much

Nice wildlife sharing ❤❤❤❤❤

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