Japan is the most unsual island archepeligo in that it's the only big group of islands to have the northern extreme of arctic type weather and the southern extreme of tropical jungle and mangrove and everything in between weather, I'd love to see every part of it.
@@kylecarmean9636 I'm not sure where you got that information because there are many owls that catch fish on many continents. For example, in Subsaharan Africa, there are are many fishing owls, like the Pel's fishing owl Another example can be the Brown fish owl that can be found from Malaysia to India As for eagles hunting in tropical forests, the harpy eagly from South America is commonly found in forests from Brazil to central America...
@PatG-xd8qn and also, the crested caracara is a large bird of prey that hunts on the ground in central to south america. It is often found in tropical woodland and forest ecosystems.
This is a beautiful documentary about a distant and little-known Japanese region. A good narrative, with beautiful images and dramatic landscapes frozen by the harsh winter. The delicate soundtrack does not drown out the narrator's voice, which is good.
While this video isn’t about people, it should be said that Japan’s treatment of the Ainu people has been little better than the treatment the first persons of North America received. Japan has, even up to the end of the 20th Century, worked to stamp out Ainu identity, language, and culture in its pursuit of the racist concepts of a Japanese monoculture.
A happy random stop over I enjoyed this work very much. Thanks to all the talented people involved! Here's hoping we can bring overselves back from the brink such that these delicate vulnerable flaura and fauna continue to thrive and survive along side us.
Extremely educational. Following the wheel of the feeding pyramid, and seasonal changes and circle of life. So vibrant and mysterious. Absolutely amazing variety of biodiversity in this northern most peninsula of Japan. The brown bear cub sliding down the hill - magical. Foxes on ice - unexpected. Beautiful narration and production. Weeks and months of filming I expect, in extreme conditions. Thank you for bringing the world into our homes. ❤
by looking to the size-difference between the steller and white tailed eagle you really see how hugh those stellers are. I've seen white tailed eagles myself and those are already quite big birds. Their nick-name in my country is "flying doors" because of their big wings, so that says already something about the size of white tailed. They are already bigger then bald eagles I've seen too.
44:05 min Dec 2018 Machiel vrijenhoeklaan als je die vos iets doet dan maak ik je dood dat is wat ik je had verteld terwijl je op LFG om mij heen en in mijn gedachte aan het praten was (kijk terug naar die beelden van de snel we) je weet dan 100% zeker dat ik je had overgereden.
misophonia got me turning this off after 15 minutes. Beautiful footage and narration but the foley they have going on for the animals eating sounds is so loud and like a mukbang video.
@@raincity3s hearing people smack food is absolutely disgusting. Hearing someone who smacks a banana is the worst. I eat around people, just not cavemen.
Yes okay and beautiful etc ... as far as the makers & editor chose to go . They allowed us just a minute, the final minute, to quote alarming info on the local effects of CC .... along with the smug platitude: "... we can only hope that ... the wild life will cope .... and be saved (by whom??) for future generations." For US?? What anthropogenic arrogance .... "saved" for us greedy, environmentally aggressive and unheeding humans!! Really so?? Oh dear dear dear .....
The climate change thing is the most overblown media sensation ever. For 40 years, I've listen to people make prediction after prediction of doom and gloom, and absolutely all of them have failed to come true. And the climate change crowd who go to those summits, etc. certainly don't act like there's a climate crisis in their own lives. When the rich people who, pound the table about it start acting like there's a crisis, then maybe I'll pay attention. Until then, I'll go buy some coastal real estate right next to Obama.
@@jasondashney Well you're not alone in those views Jason. Many share your scepticism. However, have you looked at the well documented evidence of major glacier melt, Indian Ocean and Pacific islands now beneath the rising sea level? And there's that old Ozone Layer, depleting from CO2 and more Methane, that we heard about back in the 70s .... have you noticed the well recorded increase in wild fires, desertification and extreme climate conditions forcing populations to migrate or die? Do you remember last August SE England reaching a record 40' C -- near to home for many? More extremes n many parts, Tsunamis and the rest ,,,,, And, just for now, the rapid increase amongst 'developed' societies, in sales of air conditioners - to withstand what millions EXPERIENCE as more extreme weather, heat and its dangers? Then the rising death rates of children in 'poor' communities, especially when eg African crops fail due to intense heat and water shortage, even deep aquifers showing signs of significant reduction? ~~~ to name a few for you, for now, off the top of my little head.
You're wrong by literal definition. If they didn't capitalize it and it's their own name that they came up with, then it's not supposed to have a capital. Ipso facto, they did it correctly. If you're gonna get mad about that, then you have to get angry about every company name that isn't a proper word you'd find in the dictionary. That's every bit is incorrect for the language.
Japan is the most unsual island archepeligo in that it's the only big group of islands to have the northern extreme of arctic type weather and the southern extreme of tropical jungle and mangrove and everything in between weather, I'd love to see every part of it.
An owl that fishes. What a wonderful island.
Japan is home to the only species of owl that catches fish and the only species of eagle that hunts on the ground in tropical jungle.
@@kylecarmean9636 I'm not sure where you got that information because there are many owls that catch fish on many continents.
For example, in Subsaharan Africa, there are are many fishing owls, like the Pel's fishing owl
Another example can be the Brown fish owl that can be found from Malaysia to India
As for eagles hunting in tropical forests, the harpy eagly from South America is commonly found in forests from Brazil to central America...
@PatG-xd8qn and also, the crested caracara is a large bird of prey that hunts on the ground in central to south america. It is often found in tropical woodland and forest ecosystems.
This is a beautiful documentary about a distant and little-known Japanese region. A good narrative, with beautiful images and dramatic landscapes frozen by the harsh winter. The delicate soundtrack does not drown out the narrator's voice, which is good.
Amazing video! Thank you for sharing for seniors like me🤗🥰
While this video isn’t about people, it should be said that Japan’s treatment of the Ainu people has been little better than the treatment the first persons of North America received. Japan has, even up to the end of the 20th Century, worked to stamp out Ainu identity, language, and culture in its pursuit of the racist concepts of a Japanese monoculture.
Japan is still hugely xenophobic. Even whites are only imported to be enjoyed, humored and kicked out. Impossible to get work let alone rent.
Wonderful documentary. Didn't give to much thought of Japanese wildlife. Changed my mind the diversity is incredible.
Absolutely Awesome. I love learning about Japan and it's people. It's a beautiful, majestic place. Blessings from Georgia USA 🇺🇸 ❤😊🎉
Excellent documentary - an insight into an area of the world that's not well known
This is some amazing footage honestly impressive!
this is such a beautiful documentary , thank you
A happy random stop over I enjoyed this work very much. Thanks to all the talented people involved! Here's hoping we can bring overselves back from the brink such that these delicate vulnerable flaura and fauna continue to thrive and survive along side us.
Exceptional ! And beautiful music. ...thank you
Extremely educational. Following the wheel of the feeding pyramid, and seasonal changes and circle of life. So vibrant and mysterious. Absolutely amazing variety of biodiversity in this northern most peninsula of Japan. The brown bear cub sliding down the hill - magical. Foxes on ice - unexpected. Beautiful narration and production. Weeks and months of filming I expect, in extreme conditions. Thank you for bringing the world into our homes. ❤
i love Japan. i love Hokkaido and this is a good documentary
Love Japan from Australia 🦘🦘🦘
The gift of life was given to all of us , so we may not take it from other animals or human beings .
Yes, agree fully
Brilliant cinematography and one of the most endearing fox scenes too! Loved it.
Wow a brilliant documentary. Cheers ❤
Visiting JP; mount Fuji and get to meet people from there is a dream of mine. Wish me luck!
Nature is very educational😊😊😊
Wow really enjoyed that!
Whoa! Japanese Bears!
just love wildlife, must watch❤
Quáã bem agradável observar as maravilhas é magnífica s obras do Criador
Jes absolutely Awesome
I had not been aware that owls, among their other qualities , fished. Just shows there is something new to learn every day.
Where are the credits for the filmmakers (camera people, production staff, etc)?
Wonderful video but I have to agree that the sound portion is a little overwhelming at times. However, so much beauty and wildlife make it worthwhile.
I hope that Hokkaido can survive this change.
35:53 Thought you could sneak that sound effect in, eh?
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@@user-df8rt8lp6v It's the old Minecraft splash sound effect.
by looking to the size-difference between the steller and white tailed eagle you really see how hugh those stellers are. I've seen white tailed eagles myself and those are already quite big birds. Their nick-name in my country is "flying doors" because of their big wings, so that says already something about the size of white tailed. They are already bigger then bald eagles I've seen too.
woooow! who filmed these scenes?? phenomenal! from Croatia
Now i realise that Zwitserland is nothing more than an advertisement! 🇯🇵
Holy oversaturation Batman!
The red fox swam from england to America and swam to japan.😊
No it didn’t..
If they said this was Alaska you'd have to really pay attention to realize it isn't
My guy using minecraft fishing sounds at 35:53
The ocean seems like an alien world
It is
The Foley artist went a little overboard on the sound effects.
Nope
Great doc. I could do without the munching sound effects.
Mute it
I saw itachi and naruto
1:00 what's the deal? I came for a documentary about Japan, not Alaska...
And the Lord created it all!!! How magnificent is God!!!!
The music is annoying
The colours are over saturated. It look unnatural.
44:05 min
Dec 2018 Machiel vrijenhoeklaan
als je die vos iets doet dan maak ik je dood
dat is wat ik je had verteld terwijl je op LFG om mij heen en in mijn gedachte aan het praten was
(kijk terug naar die beelden van de snel we)
je weet dan 100% zeker dat ik je had overgereden.
This narrator uses kilometers and miles in this video. Not sure why he doesn't drop kilometers since he has no clue how to pronounce it!
misophonia got me turning this off after 15 minutes. Beautiful footage and narration but the foley they have going on for the animals eating sounds is so loud and like a mukbang video.
Genuinely wondering how do u live. I didnt even know misophonia was a thing. Do u just not eat near ppl?
@@raincity3s hearing people smack food is absolutely disgusting. Hearing someone who smacks a banana is the worst. I eat around people, just not cavemen.
Thanks for the warning. I'm not gonna watch this video..
Gosh our Japanese friends do have an animal kingdom… I thought they can eat anything….
Yes okay and beautiful etc ... as far as the makers & editor chose to go . They allowed us just a minute, the final minute, to quote alarming info on the local effects of CC .... along with the smug platitude: "... we can only hope that ... the wild life will cope .... and be saved (by whom??) for future generations." For US?? What anthropogenic arrogance .... "saved" for us greedy, environmentally aggressive and unheeding humans!! Really so?? Oh dear dear dear .....
The climate change thing is the most overblown media sensation ever. For 40 years, I've listen to people make prediction after prediction of doom and gloom, and absolutely all of them have failed to come true. And the climate change crowd who go to those summits, etc. certainly don't act like there's a climate crisis in their own lives. When the rich people who, pound the table about it start acting like there's a crisis, then maybe I'll pay attention. Until then, I'll go buy some coastal real estate right next to Obama.
@@jasondashney Well you're not alone in those views Jason. Many share your scepticism.
However, have you looked at the well documented evidence of major glacier melt, Indian Ocean and Pacific islands now beneath the rising sea level? And there's that old Ozone Layer, depleting from CO2 and more Methane, that we heard about back in the 70s .... have you noticed the well recorded increase in wild fires, desertification and extreme climate conditions forcing populations to migrate or die? Do you remember last August SE England reaching a record 40' C -- near to home for many? More extremes n many parts, Tsunamis and the rest ,,,,,
And, just for now, the rapid increase amongst 'developed' societies, in sales of air conditioners - to withstand what millions EXPERIENCE as more extreme weather, heat and its dangers? Then the rising death rates of children in 'poor' communities, especially when eg African crops fail due to intense heat and water shortage, even deep aquifers showing signs of significant reduction? ~~~ to name a few for you, for now, off the top of my little head.
Yes, it's always fun to find a pretend educational channel that can't even be bothered to capitalize the name of the channel correctly :)
You're wrong by literal definition. If they didn't capitalize it and it's their own name that they came up with, then it's not supposed to have a capital. Ipso facto, they did it correctly. If you're gonna get mad about that, then you have to get angry about every company name that isn't a proper word you'd find in the dictionary. That's every bit is incorrect for the language.