The Oak Tree: The Tree of Trees - Full Documentary
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- čas přidán 19. 12. 2021
- It has been revered as the symbol of fortitude, wisdom, perseverance, and power of resistance. Its life cycle comprises almost 10 human life spans and provides space for more than 500 different species of animals and plants. It is the tree of trees: the oak tree.
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A beautiful informative program, with lovely photography.
Oak trees , the sacred tree for centuries for all Celtic tribes on the continental
great program, no lies about the climate, thank you for keeping it real and i loved the ending.
Very good information about oak and plants with scientific knowledge.
Thank you!
It takes 150 yrs to get this big and beautiful and human destroys it in minutes. So not right.
I've long told friends that during their lifetime everybody ought to plant at least one forest giant somewhere that will allow it to thrive and endure.
I was trying to imagine how many old oaks and other hard wood trees were used to build ships of all kinds throughout history, trees were instrumental in the development of civilization, not to mention trees replenish the oxygen we breath….
I have a book SOMEWHERE that came out maybe 30 years ago or so on building the HMS Thunderer. A British 74 gun Warship of the 1700s. They describe how many trees went into its construction. The British actually grew oaks to be harvested decades later for these ships. They created the most valuable oak lumber called "compass timbers" by hanging weights from the oak limbs so they grew in an arc. These were used in the prow of the ship and other places where curved oak timbers were needed. Fascinating book. May be out of print.
It takes approximately 2000 150 to 200 years old oak trees to build a war ship.
After the 1807 bombardment of Copenhagen by the brits, the King ordered as many oak trees as possible to be planted. They are ready aboutnow, but the danish navy haven’t started chopping down trees yet.
@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 I guess this was another inducement to switch to steel ships. (?)
@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 interesting, trees obviously played an important role in history, the serious deforestation to build the fleets of old, the availability of suitable trees to replace those lost either thru warfare or storms etc…the mid East use to be heavily forested, but time turned it into deserts, desertification, cutting down tree drys up the air, speeds up the process, but oh, those magnificent sailing vessels of old powered only by wind, currents, tides etc….
@@thomaszaccone3960 i would presume so. I’ve read that at the 1807 attack the british fleet sailed away with the danish naval ships they represented a “value” of approximately 90.000 oak trees. So Denmark was pretty much deforrested then. There was hardly trees enough to build a fishing vessel.
Beautiful! I loved the finishing touch of the "planet earth acorn". 🙂
I love the 480P; this video is informative without pushing an agenda, the quality of the production doesn't take away from the information provided, and it's calm and soothing!
First 10 minutes is fluff...skip it.
Thanks.
Kids like the fluff, it adds drama and might keep them interested enough to learn something 😊
The magic forest is a wind park now!
Awesome
Please let the nature live🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Least we forget the mighty Oaks of America, and my favorite the live Oak of the south east U S .
Super video!!!
Thank you very much!
Nice video....
Thank you!
22:44 Cornus mas shows up. My favorite tree. haha
GREAT
Shared.
Get factual! The world of the oak tree is in Mexico! Would be great a documental like this in the forests of the south of the country. I can help you! =)
The U.S. has some amazing native oak species as well.
The Celts revered them!
🙏❤❤🌲🌲✌✌
Besides giant, the dude was a mage... No one wonders HOW he made a daughter... but hey, folclore
480P in 2021? who make these?
History channel... old but gold.
Is this quercus robar?
Cutting that beautiful 150 yr Oak tree is hard to watch. Humanity will be punished for their irresponsible action. When a tree is felled, many living creatures die and nature is disturbed.
In our human society age has no respect. That tree survived 150 years in such adverse condition, only to be cut by human for someone comfy furniture. It will be a curse of that oak tree that shall come to haunt.
i agree and disagree at the same time, wood actually is the most ecological of resources we can use, if you compare it with plastics (petrochemical product) or metals you can clearly see the impact of those is many times as severe..
i do think it's about time ALL old growth forests should enjoy permanent protection as indeed they are the roots of local, sometimes very rich, ecosystems..
It's a plantation tree, planted for that specific purpose: to harvest.
It is a sustainable industry that keeps the illegal logging industry out of the natural forests.
Unfortunately from your perspective your none sense may look amazing like magic, but for an artist who is trained to see in multiple dimensions it looks like a child that was really feeling himself is now getting frustrated because no one else feels that way.
Huh?
Next time you want to try to sound superior, do us all a favour and use some spell check or at the very least use some punctuation.
What would I do without You. Do you See clearly?
This sounds like it's poorly translated from Japanese
Shame! Shame!
This isn't actually about oak trees. Thumbs down.
Ohhh Kay.
it's about the oak ecosystem then.
Let's string them up.