Masters of Disguise - The Unusual World of Insects
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- čas přidán 10. 11. 2022
- The dominance of air has always been in the mind of men, but nature only gave the gift to flight to certain animals. Amongst these, to the insects. Thanks to their wings, the insects have conquered most parts of the planet’s diverse environment. What are the reasons for such an amazing biological success without comparison in the history of the animal world? The unpredictable morphology of the insects - some are authentic machines of war, others have fragile bodies provided with the fine and prodigious wings - their infinite colors, their gowns and behaviors constitute a fascinating world that we want to present on the hand of HD technology before some of these marvels of nature disappear forever. Conscious that the biodiversity of planet Earth is our great wealth, we will show for your knowledge and delight a small great world of fascinating creatures that must be taken into account and respected at the moment of choosing the course of progress, in harmony with our environment.
Thank you to the very tiny cameramen that put their lives at risk to capture this wonderful footage
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Agreed!!! I love these types of documentaries!!! I hope one day I could be the voice of one! 🍀🤞🏾
Can you imagine how expensive all the little tiny equipment is? I'm glad to see that as a society we're funding miniature science and buggo research 🙏
The more I learn about insects, the more fascinating and beautiful they become!
I like the beetle at 28:16 Very shiny metallic gold & pink color reminds me of jewelry or foil-wrapped candy! Some scarabs and other beetles have colorful iridescent carapaces.
Wasps can keep stinging without losing their digestive tract unlike bees.
Beautiful picture and the voice of the narrator is like a caress. Insects are really wonderful. Thanks for uploading it - I can revisit it a hundred times and not be bored. 😘
We humans need to learn how to take care of this earth 😢
I LOVE. THE. VOICE. OF. THIS. NARRATIVE. 🙏👍🙏
He should really take something for that cold though. 😂
Given that there are more insects in the world than there are other animals, their world is the usual world.
Yep there is …
10 quintillion insects
We might as well be happier in their world than the human world. Who knows?
Bug-toe-pee-ah !! Bug lovers' delight. Stunning photography, and the making of nightmares for those who aren't bug enthusiasts. Still, it was fascinating and I managed to get through to the end. Now I'm going to find and watch a garden how-to show to supplant images I don't want to return while I sleep snug in my warm bed. Enjoy!
Just imagine if every single time you stepped outside your house something was looking to kill and eat you. Think about that for a sec...
I raise insects like katydids and mantises. They are so beautiful to watch laying eggs, and cleaning themselves. Molting is a very awesome thing to watch too.
Simply amazing 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼✌🏼
🇮🇪 very nice video sharing
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Amazing life of insects
Awesome! Thank you Mr cameraman!
It is nice to see insects from temperate zones rather than all tropical insects.
Fantastic detailed explanation with terrible background music for distraction.
A most execellent Doc. Anyone know who is the Narrator?
His initials are A I
I think the insect is known as an antlion, rather than a lion ant.
You are correct - it's an Antlion.
❤love it!
The narrator has a fantastic voice...
I wish he wouldn't talk through his nose though.
Fascinating, informative, Great videography, narration and music ! BRAVO !!😊 WELL DONE !!
great vidéo, thank you
Wow 🥰😊
I'd like to give a moment of silence for the camera man who had to shrink himself to record the footage!
I had a earwig go inside my ear and it was the most painful thing I remember as a child
it is very beautiful
i wonder what is the music instruments title in the beginning :D it's just so good
Love these videos but way to many commercials.
🤭 you think I don't know but I do! Well played, sir 🤫
Great effort ,
but why so sad background music ?
Because all those bugs are dead now. Very sad indeed 😔
The first part made me sad because I love katydids so much. I can find katydids pretty easily.
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The more I learn about bugs the more I realize they are by design and not evolution.
What is the name of this narrator? I realy love his documentaries. but it's always hard to search them, because of his name being unreasonable. If anyone knows his name, please have me it.
Interesting topic, elegant footage, silly, overdramatic writing and narration.
Still better than the “grabbing wet spaghetti” asmr sound National Geographic uses for everything now. They must have a very limited audio budget.
Praise the Lord for this wonderful work of creation. Praise ye the Lord.
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Reminds me of the True Facts guy
wormeeeee love this its amazing
Pretty disappointed that you don't say these insects names a lot of them I have never seen before maybe you need to study the names of the insects you are going to show so that you can educate us on them plus all of their advantages and disadvantages that would have been a way better and more educational documentary in my opinion.
Nice 👍 as always 😎
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So you have a documentary on insects, bugs but you don't tell us the names of a lot of them why? I would think that would be a very important part of a documentary on insects ,bugs I know for me at least it is a very important part, I would like to know the names of these critters.
Monologue at the end was silly
Somebody murdered Queeny’s butterfly, sort of prophetic in a way…
Who is the narrator ?
Nice to know that King Charles III is still narrating documentaries! 😉
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Clown 🧠😆🤡🤡🤡🧠
11.11.2022.Not bad.
Where are the fossils of all of the in between stages until they finally developed into this perfect specimen? And how did they survive through millions of years till they finally got it right?
Climate and fragility of specimans provide some of the explanations. For sure, the answer is not "god".
Insects have no “bones” to preserve. Many specimens have been preserved only in petrified tree sap (aka; amber.)
Bugs lack any bones. Most insect fossils have been preserved in petrified tree sap (aka; amber.)
And u call this evolution??🦋
Cant Watch This , Due To YOUR Over Powering Back Ground Music... Do You Ever View Your Videos B4 You Ever Upload them , & View them Yourself!!... & You Just Might Hear What Many Of Your Viewers Are Hearing!!
Insect ingenuity? Really? A little anthropomorphism goes a long, long way, but in the wrong direction.
It's a Bug's world..
Well what happened to "US".,???🤷🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️✌🏼
Thank you for this docu. I loved it but... I ponder and wonder...
For starters, I'm not stating anything. I'm just questioning...
Why the (to me) assumtion that those bigg dots on a wing of a butterfly, or any other creature, are ment to represent eye's?? Ok, we humans seem to think they look like that because that's what they look to us.
But has any one ever seen how they look tru the eyes of an animal that would actualy want to eat them?
Our eyes work totaly different then most of the animal predators that would want to eat them. Take insects or arachnids with totaly different sorts of eyes, they could see something totaly different. No coulor or hardly any sight at all, just sniffing them out by detecting their chemicals...
So why would they even think that those spots are eye's?? Maibe they do not even see the spots... Would they even know what eyes are?? 😅
I ponder and wonder...
How do we know some “taste bad?” I don’t know any “insect tasters” do you?
@@The_Crucible714 same thing. But that could be determent by the way they 'smell'. Every chemical or biological thing smells and so tasts unique.
It looked good, but the really annoying violin music ruined it. Music is ok, but the harsh sounds in this one make it hard to follow the commentary
Considering National Geographic is starting to do entire videos using AI now. They look “too real” if that’s a thing. Probably good as teaching tools but all the lighting, focus, etc remains consistent throughout and every frame is perfect, it’s a little off-putting. I noticed it because my background is in the visual arts, at least this is actual, natural cinematography even if the soundtrack is a bit much.
This is NOT 4K
Hey, good footage, but, the guy wrongly calls the “Ant Lion” a “Lion Ant”, it’s not a “Lion Ant”, ANT LION, there everywhere here. Hell, you’re British, ask David Attenborough or his assistants, lol.
A little misinformation goes a L O N G way on YT.
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I hate this car commercial
Just a thought, why are they called creatures if they weren't created?
This is a science documentary and not one based on the hocus pocus of religion
For the first time I am first 🤣
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Mother nature inteligence ??.
And where did mother nature get that inteligence from ??
It's not "lion ant." It's antlion
Also the “robust butterfly” who “looks like a bee” is actually a moth in the “Sphinx Moth” family. They do look like bees, buzz like them too… but they fly like hummingbirds, they’re very freaky.
God has made them.
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Weak sauce
First 💙 pin plz 🤣
Great photography. Question - who created "nature"? Answer: God. This documentary proves intelligent design.
With five mass extinctions, God must have created nature six times then. With the sixth mass extinction approching fast, can we rely on him creating it once more?
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Nah, Elon’s too busy.
Think of nature/Universe as computer programming. The program of the system and everything that is in it is done from OUTSIDE of the program itself. God is the Author...we simply follow the rules that were provided.
Genesis 1:24
24 And God said, Let the earth bring forth the living creature after his kind, cattle, and creeping thing, and beast of the earth after his kind: and it was so.
Was watching until the GUY said they been evolving for million years lie lie lie lie lie lie 👎👎👎👎👎👎
I love stuff about bugs. It would be a better documentary if you stop lieing to the public about how old the earth is. Its not millions of years old and you have no proof its is. Only that which man has fit for their purpose of guessing.
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Ridiculous
I saw the Bill Nye interview with the curator of that “Ark Encounter” creation museum in Kentucky. Seeing dinosaurs depicted on Noah’s Ark was pretty wild!
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