Explore Earth's Tropical Islands | BBC Earth
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- From monkeys leaping across a crocodile infested river to the smallest bear in the world, our tropical islands offers a unique look into our natural world.
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Welcome to BBC EARTH! The world is an amazing place full of stories, beauty and natural wonder. Here you'll find 50 years worth of entertaining and thought-provoking natural history content. Dramatic, rare, and exclusive, nature doesn't get more exciting than this.
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36:54 the music is so hauntingly beautiful. Leave it to the folks over at the BBC to raise the bar every time.
To all the people that created this documentary, you should all be very proud of one another. This video is incredible
Unless they scared the monkeys to cross ( the baby did look at the camera)
BBC always knocks it out of the park, even if it is recycled footage.
im pretty sure it is a different documentary in each clip
@@shlby69m or did it ? sometimes they can look lik ethy are looking but they are not
It’s about a bunch of useless monkeys jumping around. I have a real hard time calling that incredible. It’s disgusting if anything.
These documentaries are priceless because we can show them to our kids when all animals will be hunted to extinction. "Do you see little Jimmy, strange creatures roamed this desolate world not so long ago"
i saw, and then i saw it die, before my eyes, forever gone, and my name is jimmy
The magic shrooms kicked in during the everlasting scene of jellyfish at the end. I’ll never be the same again 🫥
BBC always makes the best nature documentaries :)
They dont make it, they buy it
I loved how the first couple proboscis monkeys just did a straight belly flop into the river from way up in the highest trees! Seems they'd if figured it out by now. At least the female with the baby new to or chose to stick her feet out first for the water landing. Saved poor baby from a red back. I bet the others had red stingy tummy's rest of the day!
I found the 67 years old bird still procreating unbelievably amazing! ❤ And she was doing a great job too…!
Amazing documentary, but sadly the background musc is too loud....
That lil frog sounds like a radar XD
Yep
27:35 me and my sister whenever there’s deviled eggs during holiday dinners.
The story about the 65+ year old bird is amazing!! Awesome content as usual.
I found that extraordinarily amazing, too! 67 years old and still procreating… unbelievably amazing! ❤
BBC earth thank you for starting to release longer videos more often now❤
Beautiful monkeys
Amazing! Thank you for sharing. 💝🥰
Awesome~👍
Thank you for sharing this video~🤗
BBC AND THEIR DOCUMENTARIES ARE FANTASTIC. IM HOOKED EVERY WEEKEND TO WATCH PLANET EARTH, NARRATED BY THE WONDERFUL DAVID ATTENBOROUGH. Next is Love Nature.
The most beautiful quality ❤❤
Maaan, that bird looks good for being 65+ years old
This video clip tell our children about the past even.
35:01 That's a playful humpback whale (?) calf.
I always love watching dolphin or whale ❤
I fall asleep listening to stuff like this then have mad dreams about animals 😁
I can see thise all day
وثائقي راءع عن مخلوقات مذهلة يحسبها البعض لا تعقل هاذ خلق الله بلفطرة مهتدون فسبحان الذي خلق وصور ثم هدى
god is a war criminal, the things you see here is nature and evolution, grow up, read books, become smart finally...
Limas are parkour masters damn...
The water scene with the jellyfish is so therapeutic ! I love the smooth sounds of the ocean. Wonderful film
सुंदर दृश्य
Not bad from the narrator but nothing beats Attenborough I’m sorry 😮💨👀
Grateful for the full episode upload though this is good !
Yes.....I agree. Attenborough brings a whole new excitement to the wild.
After watching your documentary, it was as if I were on another planet with an amazing animal world with beautiful unique places. Huge thanks for super excellent film!
Happy Saturday Everyone from Tacoma Washington!( Stay Safe)
Leaping in 100-foot trees at age 3 months is insane.
And the side of mountains.
There’s always many unique and exotic creatures to be found down south in tropical biomes. 😊Unfortunately a lot of these places are critically threatened by a variety of issues, most of which is the direct result of us humans.
Neocolonialism and exploitation of rare resources from developed nations are to blame. That and political corruption initially induced by historical colonialism.
Maybe as a direct result of you, or others, but not me. I don’t contribute to any of that stuff.
@@mikeramos8136Speak for yourself. Perhaps you are right, you may very well be corrupt, no argument there… But not me. I’m not corrupted nor would I ever look to exploit others.
A classic example of the narrator gradually falling asleep as the video goes on. He's gone by 27:33! May he rest in peace.
Thank you so much, BBC Earth!
Thank you, i love to watch these documentaries!
Always love to see this
Wow ! Thank you for posting this exceptional video
Excellent but unwatchable due to the sound mix. The commentary is so low compared to the other sounds that I cannot hear it. All the new BBC docs are like this, please up the commentary volume by about 15x.
Beautiful thanks to the cameraman who shoot passionately
What a delightful way to start the day!
They should raise chickens where the locust are starting
This is a wonderously beautiful video of nature
Amazing
Disgraceful that this video has not been uploaded in 4k. Please do better next time
6:19 wisdom is a strong independent woman
Beautifully Incredible and Amazing Video! ❤❤❤👍🏿👏🏿👍🏿👏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
The 😂😂😂 tree frog
😂😂😂😂
🤣
B-But 🥺👉👈
:))
2:54 That face could’ve almost said *… let’s go again!*
I flashed back to A Bug's Life with the grasshoppers lol.
The mama proboscis was careful to tuck her legs so the baby didn't catch the powerful brunt of water contact.
im a big fan of history and geoghraphy i watch your chanel evrey morning 😀
Fantastic wildlife docu, must see..!! thanks for sharing
"I believe I can fly"!!!
This video is incredible
Important as background sound is, this makes it very difficult to know what's happening
*Earth's tropical islands offer some of the most beautiful and exotic destinations in the world. From the crystal clear waters and white sandy beaches to the lush rainforests and diverse wildlife, there is so much to explore and discover. Whether you're looking for a relaxing beach vacation or an adventurous trek through the jungle, these islands have something for everyone. *
Beautiful brilliant incredible and amazing.
Exploring Earth's tropical islands can be a breathtaking and unforgettable experience. These lush, sun-drenched paradises offer visitors the chance to immerse themselves in stunning natural landscapes, surrounded by crystal clear waters, pristine beaches, and a rich diversity of wildlife. Whether it's hiking through dense rainforests, snorkeling in vibrant coral reefs, or simply relaxing on the beach, there is no shortage of activities to enjoy on these enchanting islands. While some of these destinations can be remote and difficult to reach, the effort is well worth it for those seeking a truly unique and unforgettable travel experience.
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Incredible👏
You spend all that time on the frogs and we get 2 seconds of the Chameleon??
47:05 y’all is that big clear thing a jellyfish
❤👍🏻 - 🙏🏻
That's so amazing
Awesome
Amazing creature ❤❤❤
ما شاء الله ❤
Excellent! 🤠😛👍❤🌹
بسیار عالی وجذاب بود، سپاسگذارم
Wowww
From which series is this documentary? Panet Earth?
What is this place?
Los Angeles CA
Termination of crocodiles snakes snapping turtles
Don't ever think about making colonies on islands
I'm want to see a lemur slam dunk contest
Can you imagine all this is but a wrecked vision compared to the pre global flood?
Where is Attenborough?! He is so missed.
@ludwig your bald friend would like this video 👴
19.1.2024.Not bad.
Як завжди, бездоганно і неперевершено.
Ваші фільми лікують від суму і тривоги.
Щиро дякую. З любов'ю, українка.
Please Add Videos in Hindi Translations
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Wow, those chameleons caused over 500 spices to be extinct.
Hopefully not cinnamon.
That's one of my favorite spices.
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MONKE SWIM 0:33
Very humbling to see little crabs protecting the weak crabs. They are gentle creatures. While sentient humans destroy each other and take advantage of the weak.
Sehr schön 🤠
Meeh
Who is narrator? Name pls
The nature is beautiful, but human being is ugly
how many diff ways is the BBC going to chop these SAME films up?????? Dig in the crates from the 90s or 80s even.... VARIETY!!!
Bekantan ,
CORRECTION: "To survive here they were CREATED WITH webbed feet". Darwinian Evolution is a religion too, and must be taken by faith. Science is not based on faith. It seems that this channel's entire purpose is to promote the false religion of Darwinian Evolution, which is not science.
Evolution is fact,humans have evolved over time as have thousands of other creatures ,whether it was Darwin who first said it or not it's still facts.
Nothing to do with religion, leave it out, mate! It is not needed! If you are going to be foolish, better you keep it to yourself than advertising it!
nice
17:38 was brutal