This Is beautiful. I rather listen to this while working than the other study music I've heard.

Love PBS!!!! Please also show The Sky At Night from BBC4!!!! Thanks for all the work PBS People do year after year after year!!!

Nice British commentary on a US documentary. Well done to you PBS America, you know it makes sense 😄👍.

@scotchau2

7 ай бұрын

Australian narrator actually

@letmebereal

7 ай бұрын

@@scotchau2 even worse!

Fascinating documentary!

Excellent narration background music like the shot of the caribou

It would be also nice to add to your nice videos temperature readings in Fahrenheit and meters to feet, for the people that use those types of measurements....

Not that long ago the numbers of porcupine caribou and most other hooved and horned herd animals would be in the millions on these migrations.

@HardPen-jj5nl

5 ай бұрын

Collectively but not per herd. Carrying capacity of even an intact, healthy ecosystem within a healthy biosphere, is limited by definition.

Amazing ever👌🤘

A mistake was made about Denali: it is not the third highest mountain in the world, that honor goes to Kachenjunga. It is the third tallest mountain in the list of tallest peaks per continent after Everest and Aconagua in South America.

@brianjohnston6132

6 ай бұрын

yes, it's the third-highest of the "Seven Great Summits" - the highest point on each continent. It's not even in the top 100 highest elevation mountains on Earth.

@angelitabecerra

6 ай бұрын

They didn't say 3rd highest in the world, they said 3rd highest in North America...

@brianjohnston6132

6 ай бұрын

@@angelitabecerra Denali is the highest in North America,not third.

@justinreilly1

4 ай бұрын

Right. And they called Mount Denali. It’s just Denali.

@samckernanXXX

4 ай бұрын

What a garbage documentary. It's not Mt. Denali, it's Denali. Third highest peak on earth? GTFOOH! Was this produced by 7th graders.

Imagine ancient kids writing stuff on the stone😂

What we seek is an end to human strife. When animals see humans in our clothes; they observe and know something more. They know that as humans; we are unable to subsist. They know that in order for us to survive, we as humans; must strive.

I understand better for this video 😁 The tree of intellect, humanities scope and shade. Our parasol has come fully unfurled yet again. Whence shall we venture? 🎉

Canada has more than three territories. They sure packed a lot of mistakes into this one.

I wasn't very old five million years ago.

@bryandale7125

3 ай бұрын

Millions of billions of years ago is how all fairy tales start off, which is how these fools I think the rest of us are that they would know with any scientific certainty, especially since the Bible clearly states this world and everything on it was created less than 7,000 years ago.

No clue why anyone would want to go to mt everest. Its a baon wasteland that has nothing but frostbite to offer. Go to any peak on earth, and you'll feel like your in the top of the world.

In chivalry, there are two forms of personal adress. He Who; and She Who. In terms of natural social media, or; why in the World did we create artificial intelligence and virtual reality, social media; we are prepubescent or we are those who are no longer larvae. Natural Fallout awaits us all. The new age World Heritage foundation. This is a great Think Tank. Of course.

Given this is PBS I wish y'all gave Imperial measurements. Meters and Celsius mean absolutely nothing to me as an American. And as PBS is an American company, you'd think they'd include American measurements at least

@christinafidance340

4 ай бұрын

Sounds like a YOU problem. It’s about time you learn then. It makes SO much more sense. Just because you are used to one way, doesn’t mean we need to stick with it. I also grew up in America and I’m in my 40s. I learned and so can you. And if you look right in the description, you’d see this is a British show.

@angelitabecerra

4 ай бұрын

@@christinafidance340 No, metric really doesn't make more sense. Why have decimals and stuff? Regardless, PBS has always been an American company. Even if they've branched out with a British version, that doesn't negate the fact. Flashing the Imeperial on the screen would suffice. Don't have to have a narrator narrate

@Asseptence

4 ай бұрын

@@angelitabecerra metric makes way more sense. I use both metric and imperial tools at work. Metric goes 1,2,3,4, etc etc. Imperial goes 5/16,3/8,1/2,7/16,9/16 and is super annoying. 1 meter = 100 cm vs 12 inches = 1 foot. Metric goes in multiples of ten and you can do the math in you head much easier than trying to do fractions with imperial.

@vivianmalhiers

4 ай бұрын

Foreign born Floridian here; the metric system is used globally and since this is a global documentary the use is justified. As Americans we should be more mindful of how life works outside of our borders.

@justinreilly1

4 ай бұрын

Agree. Metric does make more sense, but given this is a British produced show on an American public network, both should be given. Just using metric means people will turn it off or tune it out.

As I watch; this is somehow a progressive video.😊😅

2:08 please stop saying 'nay-paul' bcos bi+ch its 'nay-pal'....okurrrr!!!

@scotchau2

7 ай бұрын

It’s actually Nii Paul

@romarssieverything9667

3 ай бұрын

nope, nay as in naysayers and pal as in palantir@@scotchau2