The Flood (Full Episode) | SPECIAL
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- Each year, the arrival of a miracle flood transforms a desert into a water wonderland. This is one of the most diverse habitats on Earth - the Okavango Delta.
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The fact that we get free videos from National Geographic on CZcams is priceless.., keeping the education and knowledge alive. 🙏🙏🙏
How has your comment not get more likes? Everything you wrote is correct.
Big shout out to National Geographic. I hope this is a series with other episodes on their way
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I am 60 now, but I remember as a boy a National Geographic show was a big deal. The whole family would sit down to watch it as it was good family entertainment.
I am 52 and also remember doing the same, Mutual of Omaha every Saturday night on 1 of the 3 channels that was available, as fond memories as baked beans and red hotdogs every Saturday night.. best of times my friend 👍
I'm 41 and would've watched VHS videos like this in school growing up. We didn't have cable TV, but am catching up now online. 😍
I'm 40 and as a kid (pre internet downloads), I remember we would have to buy copied vhs tapes of Nat.Geo. shows via black market in Iran.
Life in a sanctioned nation.
Jacque Cousteau was awesome
Angela Bassett's sonorous voice was an ideal representative for Mother Nature in this epic doco. Thank you National Geographic! One is never too old to learn something new and I sure enjoyed this class. 🤔
Absolutely! I was looking for this comment
I BLEW MY LOAD LISTENING TO HER VOICE
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The fact every video National Geographic puts out has someone saying “the fact that we get free videos from National Geographic is priceless” truely means people are thankful 👍
Yeah once all economic value has been exhausted. Plus an ad every few minutes... And they regurgitate the same footage over and over with tiny changes or a new narrator...
It's all about $ in the end
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No worries, you do pay for it eventually)) either through your taxes or your CZcams premium lol
Everyone who worked on this wonderful documentary is to be commended for their contributions. What an awe-inspiring film!
i second the motion ... BRAVO!!!!
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These documentaries are so brilliant and enriching, it's even therapeutic in a way.
Nailed it with those words of wisdom that truly capture this documentary. Everything from the narrator's soothing to the soul delivery and decelerated images allowing the viewer to really live in the magic of each wildlife moment. Awe-inspiring! My favorite part was capturing the leopard's cunning.
Very therapeutic
That is exactly why National Geographic uploads so few of these on CZcams. Especially, all the good Nature related full documentaries, you will hardly find those on this channel.
Can't let the people have too many good experiences... But I still appreciate this one nonetheless 😇
I agree but I can't imagine how long it must take to produce, roll out in production, to the public, a meager 50+ min doc-u, of this quality? Realistic, so close to perfect, w/ so many different ppl/things involved? No wonder NG doesn't provide us w/more like these. And once you are known for generating such material who would in their right mind digress to anything less than perfection? I absolutely would NOT
@@ChristieBWahl I believe footage for long-form documentaries of animals like these is taken over the course of years and years, sometimes even decades. They really must live in the lives of these animals and know them for so long, even generationally long, in order to capture all of this and tell their magnificent private stories. Let alone the production afterwards, how they compile the footage, the music, and the narration? You are indeed correct, this is *perfection* and I am but a mere spec of dust, forever humble to the massive dunes that are the people involved in these projects. Just a bunch of legends creating excellence and perfection, thank God they're out there.
Magnificent!!! I have had the privilege to have spent several years in South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya and Botswana. The most life-changing experience I could have ever imagined. 🙏
That's awesome! It's on my bucket list.
Why Africans poor?
I'm from Botswana and most of the time I find it hard to believe how we are blessed with the Okavango Delta
I guess you are blessed with it, but at the same time your ancestors wouldn't be living in the middle of nothing.
The river wasn't place next to them, they had to go to the river.
I am more than a bit jealous- I use a power wheelchair so getting out and seeing laces in person is not likely to happen in this life time, so I soak it in as an “armchair” explorer!👍🏽😇
Love National geographic!
Oh I'm soooooo jealous!!! God has blessed us all really!!
I wonder how the camera people get the shots underwater like a hippo gracefully coming down a water path and passing by. And some of the shots of birds and bugs was so beautiful. I enjoyed this so much, thank you!
Thank you Angela Bassett for the beautiful narration of this beautiful documentary!!!!❤
love animal
YEAH, I MADE A MESS LISTING TO HER
35:55 the Story of this brave Single dad bird is Incredible watch his Story ! 😎👍
The Okavango has to be one of the most magical places on earth! Truly, a garden of Eden.
nope, another false lead : the flood is NOT " The Flood " ... tanx anyway.
There’s a few solid theories about how that particular part of the book was based on the Marsh Arabs of Iraq, DNA evidence, and correlation of events and places to the marshes. I don’t remember but it was a great video, I even learned about how saddam terrorized them for an uprising
@@n8vmilk the ' Marsh Arabs of Iraq ' sounds familiar. think i saw this film sometime in the past. hmm. tanx pard.
Have you noticed how bright the stars are in these forests. Like there's no pollution. I love forests
This was so beautiful to watch. Nature is so Stunning!!! National Geographic is simply the best ❤
Angela Basset did a wonderful job narrating, this entire piece was very well done!
Really blows my mind how they get some of this footage
Angela Basset’s soothing voice is the perfect narration for this National Geographic masterpiece! The cinematography and locations are breathtakingly!
The images in ths film are ahsolutely stunning and the rehydration of the dry land was simply mesmerizing. I don't think I would have a better picture of this far off land if I went there in person to see for myself. Thank you!
Respect
just come in Kenya and see live
narration by the incomparable Angela Bassett. I was in awe from the start, the circle of life Exquisite in its brutality.
Beautiful voice over miss ANGELA BASSET! I almost fell off to sleep 💤 but enjoyed it throughly and many thanks 🙏 for posting this exquisite documentary ❤❤❤❤
Angela Bassett’s narration is exceptional showcasing her amazing talents. The writing of the scripts to the fabulous videography -all of it is greatly appreciated.
Would like to thank the producer & the director Brad Bestelink, photography team as follows:
-Richard Uren
-Alex Cooke
-Mike Amos
-Wim Foster
- Brad Bestelink.
Narrator : Angela Bassett
Original music by : Hannah Parrott, Andrew Christie for bleeding music.Thank you for the wonderful documentary.
i did not find them on insta
The Narrator is Angela Bassett btw. Not Bestelink.
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Thank u Mr for the correction.
Ty for the post! AWESOME job by everyone involved. Wish there was a way to show Angela - Narrator what an impact she has had w/her voice. She is truly a talented lady. I don't have a clue what age group if she's older than me or younger. I'm 51, to call her a talented young lady or woman?
Almost every post has had something about how awesome she is, & the rest of the crew taking pics, or at the end... Putting it all together. Not having just a 🖼️ of an animal, music in back ground, can't hear narrator, & my favorite - some kinda critter chirping, croaking, etc. thru entire doc-u & wrong kinda critter to start w/like a 🐸 when it's supposed to be a🦉 & that was 20 mins ago but it's still croaking. Anyway, natGeo & Attenborough are about the last few standing. There are still a few more.
If there's a way for us to connect with Angela that would be awesome!
The Narration is beautiful, very soothing. The footage well represented, wonderful. Why do I always want to film like this every time I watch.
😮 EXACTLY!!✌🏾 inspiration...
I watch documentaries all the time & this one my friend, Is a MASTERPIECE. Huge congratulations to the whole team of NAT GEO especially the sound, video, photography and narration team. This is worth watching. Sound effect so good, feels like watching a Disney movie. Loved it guys, keep it up. Lots of love.
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You mean well , but to compare this masterpiece with (of all things) a Disney movie ????????
Like comparing a Rembrandt to a Donald Duck.
Agreed. Superb documentary. Only thing is that the voice of the female narrator. She tries to mimic the voice and style of David Attenborough. She must invent or use her own style.
My friend since I was young! I love to watch wildlife documentary so much and nearly everyday.
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great job by Angela basset narrating, amazing film 100%
Brilliant filming and production. Thankful it's not yet another Disney promotion. Thank you.
I felt like I was witnessing it with my own eyes. This video has a great vibe, releases stress and is super relaxing and soothing to the mind. Thanks to the entire crew member behind this video. Great 💪
Whoever is reading this, I pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worried about is okay and everyone has a great day. great
you too
Amen,,,,
God willing you too
😢 It's a hard time this is the second Mother's day since I lost my son he would have been 48 now 😢
That leopard jump from out of the tree at 0:10:40, was INCREDIBLE!
i agree
leopards are amazing😊
what u talking ahout there is non
10:40 yuou mean
@@kobepower Correct, and thank you. I made the correction.
Salute to the cameraman units & there time and patience to record the beauty of the Mother Nature
One of my best memories, watching these kind of documentaries with my dad on Sundays.
Great video ❤
Nat Geo will remain the best when it comes to this nature of documentaries, the rest will follow!
This is one of the best wildlife documentaries i have ever watched. It has great background music and elements.
And the narration just kills it too, thanks to her who did this job.
This episode deserves an Oscar in my opinion.
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Bro u should watch Planet Earth series with narration from Sir David Attenborough, it might be better than this one I think.
@@letrungcuong1417 attenborough is always great. this one is different but aloso great. the narrator here got a beautiful smooth voice and the backgroundmusic is fabulous. i watched this one 3 times or so and i´m not bored at all to watch it again
Angela Basset Narrated
DON'T EVER QUIT. When things go wrong , as they sometimes will. When the road you're struggling on seems all up hill, and when the funds are low and the debts are high. And when you want to smile but you have to sigh. Rest if you must but do not QUIT. Success is failure turned inside out. The silver tint of clouds of doubt. And you never can tell how close you are It may be near when it seems so far. So stick to the fight
that flood water with grains shot was so amazing
That leopard jump has gotta be a world record😊
I remember being a kid and falling in love with Nat Geo also led into discovering the late greats Steve Irwin. Amazing documentaries.
The way those flood waters were moving through that sand was so soothing to watch
Thanks so much for the gift which will hopefully push people into wildlife preservation.
My top ten favorite countries Botswana 🇧🇼 and Africa my favorite continent ,, my top 10 country in the world from Africa,,,, just magic Africa 🧡 👑 🦁🦍🦓🐆🐃🐘🦏🦒🐫
The wildlife docs are the best content on Nat Geo.
Beautiful. Animals can thrive. With flood life cam flourish I love it.
Hello Halina, how are you, how is everything over there?
It is truly a masterpiece.the people who have provided this documentary must be truly appreciated.❤❤❤
The sound is pure ASMR for African children …so many beautiful memories of mornings in the national park
I don’t know what it is but whenever I find myself in a depressive period in my life watching nature documentaries is soothing and helps me bounce back.
Same
This has to be the best documentary on wildlife and seasonal changes I have ever seen! An absolute masterpiece!
Action, adventure,thrills,chills,romance,
comedy and family time all in one.
I love when the leopard dropped on the Impala from the tree. Wow! So strategic. Also when the whole herd of buffalos helped the mom and her calf; there is strength in team 💪
Well seen ;) speaks for me
I have been a fan of National Geographic since I was a child and my dad had a subscription to the magazine. I'm 62 now and still a fan. I would like to see a documentary on the Amur/Siberian Tiger and it's need to be saved before they become extinct. 😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😮😮
when the leopard jumped out of the tree my heart skipped a beat absolutely amazing
that was some great filming , from the close up of the rain droplet on the bugs head to underwater , just awesome watch
at 11:30 when the leopard kills the impala, it looks directly at the camera and the cameramen. absolutely cunning and beautiful.
That leopard displayed strategy, tactics, smarts, focus and athleticism all in her couple seconds of screen time. 🤯🤯 I'm truly amazed by the awesome shots the photography team were able to get, the narrator's voice captured my ears from the first word, a job well done by the entire team at Nat Geo and YT always surprises me with how much videos they truly have on here. ❤️❤️❤️🦁🐊🐆🐘 🐒
Beautiful comment ❤
@@heydigamez7682 thank you ❤️
Men, Nat Geo just gives free full documentaries and I like it
The interaction between wild animals and their ecosystems is a delicate dance that deserves protection.
And for whatever reason, the vast majority of people find it acceptable to interrupt that dance and have no care that they do
my GOD africa is the heaven on earth tourists need to go see all this beauty it's insane
And the Emmy goes to…. This was great and having Angela Bassett voice it amazing
The wildlife photographer’s are some incredible people that endure the same environment’s with the wildlife with incredible patience and expertise in filmmaking
🇧🇼 My pride my Botswana.
The fact that God made all these beautiful animals each with their own prints and advantages. No better artist than God himself. 🙌🏻❤️
wut
Which God?
AMEN ❤ 🙏🏻
@@ImGoingSupersonicthere's only one that's been said to be the creator of all. The rest of them are "gods" of something specific
AMEN 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Love angela basset's voice ! ! ! outstanding.
I swear, Cape Buffalo are some of the most underrated bovines. I love them 💖💖💖
This is the first documentary I’ve ever seen that shows a crocodile attack a lion!!!
Wonderful doc the narrator has the most calming voice 😴😴
what an amazing documentary! the Okavango Delta, has so much amazing wildlife! There was so may places like this before humans came and destroyed everything. Example: 10:40 dude that shot was friggen amazing and there was so many amazing shots!!
this is nature and nature is life well documented and melodious voice kudos to the team
I just love the buffalo. They don't take any guff and always have each other's back. Of course I love the rest of them too but mad respect for the buffalo.
Thank you, National Geographic! I have been a fan ever since I was little. I always waited for grandma or auntie to get the magazines in the mail. I learned so much. I have, in turn, become an animal lover and pet trainer. All positive reinforcement, of course, using a clicker properly and loving life and nature deep in my heart! Thank you again!
A great thanks to the narrator , photographers and others who worked on this documentry. so so good and briliant it was to watch.
LOVE seeing the Cheetah. my favorite animal
Not alone me too lam lover of cheetahs
LOVELY NARRATION ! keep it up .
The narration, sound 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌everything is superb
This documentary is a masterpiece.
Love this documentary, wildlife It's prime, not too much killing in this one, like that too, the narrator, beautiful..💖💖
Kids need to watch this because they will learn so much from this.
Hello Mary, how are you, how is everything over there?
I can only agree with the guy here in comments somewhere, that the calm music, lady's soothing narration and nature's depiction is therapeutic in this film.
Amazing and majestic🌍
Excellent cinematography and music. Cant imagine how long it took to get some of these shots. You also know its a quality documentary when its not just a bunch of shots of different animals at different times and places pasted together to pretend that there is some sort of story going on.
Exactly! Or the same 'ole 🐦, 🦗,🦉,🦅,🐸🦆🦤🐿️🦜🐒 "singing" in the background (but it's the wrong kind) ALL the way thru basically the entire doc-u.
👉Of course your hubby has to keep pointing it out!👈
I didn't find this @ ALL in this doc-u. They really spent a lot of time on editing & before when they put it together, they took the time like you were saying careful to pick the music out, so it went exactly w/the film. Her voice then matched up to the video & music just perfect!!! I agree 💯%, ABSOLUTELY👍🏻😎 AWESOME job!!
Waiting for more to come, & watching this one over & over until then.!
Prayers for y'all and NG!
Soo...Auntie Angela is just good at everything then?? I love this!
So badass seeing that Leopard jump right on top of that Impala!!
i love animals and birds ❣️💕👍..
I just know this would be another awesome 1.5 hours of my life even before I start watching any of it... Thank you, NatGeo! Been a fan since I was very little, I was only able to watch a few of your episodes on some super old TV back then, now thanks to CZcams (and you posting them for free, of course) I get to take my sweet little time catching up and re-living on some of the greatest moments of my childhood.
I'm glad u guys are back but do give us some new document
I wasn't for sure whether some of the
crew members were gettn hurt I really enjoyed watchn this Channel plz keep posting it up Thank u
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@@sandrajackson5971sorry our crew member was bit by tiger so we need funds quickly
The jump of a leopard 🐆 from tree is just majestic,, we all must adore nature.... Tysm for this video ❤❤❤❤
The narrator’s voice is so confident and soothing. Very Attenborough! Very Beard! Very Robinson! 🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Very Angela Bassett 😉
Africa is so beautiful
yooo the leopard leaping out of the tree and landing on its prey that's epic🔥
Their blood thirsty carnivores.
@@spotty67kinda have to be in order to survive lol and its so cool
documentary makers, photographers, musicians and editors are my favorite people...thank you for doing what you do!! phenomenal job!!
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I love animal specials 💕
I have seen a million docus about this region, this is by far the best!
This truly was incredible to watch! TY for sharing this remarkable, eye-opening documentary w/us! Please share w/us more amazing documentaries like this soon.☺️
I love this music so much. It helps me sleep better and reduces my stress. The nature sounds are amazing and make me feel closer to nature. This is the best music for meditation and healing.🙏🌿
amazing documentary.most beautiful part of this documentary is where there buffalo mother save her baby calf.that's proved that nothing more huge then mother's love in this world.❤️
Thanxks & huge respect to entire team. it's yubraj all the way from nepal.🙏🇳🇵
Lovely comment thanks my brother ❤️ I'm all the way from Tanzania 🇹🇿 in east Africa
👍🏿👏🏿 Much appreciative I can still remember to get a hold of National Geographic magazines & save then for the beautiful pictures, when I was a kid, it was a real privilege, way back in the day of of encyclopedias 😅. And Angela Bassett, my stars, just added beautifully narration to an otherwise beautiful special.
The leopard on the tree is one smart dude, that impala never stood a chance 😂😂 straight from up🙌🏾🙌🏾
Angela Bassett's voice is beautiful!
i agree!
Thank you nat Geo for thinking about me and uploading this kind of videos 👏
Holy smokes! That leopard jumping from that tree at least 20-25ft up. Holy smokes.
I can only imagine how long it took to get that kind of footage! That was incredible!
I Love our animals , you can see the beauty of Africa in them🙏🌍
All glory to one GOD who creates and then maintain and sustain the lives of theses beautiful creatures ❤️
Thanks alot to national geographical geographic for their ever best work,...i salute the whole team hates off to you all❤❤
This is the best documentary I've seen in awhile. The videography is amazing and I learned a lot! I felt like I was immersed in the action here and everything is beautiful! Keep on doing what you're doing!
Every single clip is phenomenal. It's like a highlight reel but it's 1 hour 32 minutes long of mindblowing footage of nature: water, cheetahs, monkeys, insects, floodplains, etc. The woman's narration is also awesome especially if you're wearing headphones. One of my favourite documentaries for sure. Bravo National Geographic!
Jaguars don't live in Africa. Leopards do.
Exactly, jaguars Iive in Central & South America