He has the voice of some guy who likely hoped to be used in Marlboro cigarette ads. 👎 Says plenty about where the scumfucks employed by nat. geo. are at.

He sounds alot like Morgan Woodward !!

I believe it's James Earl Jones voice.he narrates a lot of wildlife films

I disagree. He exaggerates it to the point of absurdity

Indeed.

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@@w.w77 thank you!!

Yeah, I'm just amazed. How do they take these shots?! Truly mind-blowing.

@@georgizagorchev9655 Besides very few wide angle exterior footage taken with mobile rob-cameras (elephants hyenas and lions), all other shots are taken in confined and controlled environement. Hunting scenes are staged setpieces. The narrative is designed to create a sense of linear continuity, where in facts you see a stream of images without relation with one another.

Was good, though some of it appeared staged with the tree branches falling exactly on the turkeys, etc.

Years of intense dedication

Here here my thoughts exactly

I lost my 2 brother 2 covid . I had it august 15 still weak muscles hurt bad . I got my in my own house

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

Pitbulls should be in the wild.

​​@@sarahscroggins2793 if you go first 🤡

YOU BELONG IN THE WILD!!!

Adders and rattlers belong to the same viperid sub-species.

Cats are natural predators, and they often try to catch birds because they are instinctively drawn to their movement and the opportunity for a hunt. However, not all cats are successful in catching birds, and there can be various reasons why a particular cat didn't succeed in taking a bird up a tree: 1. Skill and experience: Cats vary in their hunting abilities. Some cats are highly skilled hunters and have more experience catching birds, while others may be less skilled. 2. Speed and agility: Birds are generally fast and agile creatures. Cats need a combination of speed, agility, and stealth to catch a bird successfully. If a cat lacks in any of these aspects, it may not be able to catch a bird. 3. Bird's awareness: Birds have evolved to be highly alert to predators, including cats. They have excellent vision and are often quick to spot a stalking cat. If the bird detects the cat before it gets too close, it's more likely to escape. 4. Environmental factors: The success of a cat's hunting attempt can be influenced by the environment. Trees can provide birds with an escape route, making it difficult for the cat to catch them. 5. Age and health: The age and health of the cat can also play a role. Older or less healthy cats may not have the same level of energy or hunting instinct as younger, healthier cats. 6. Individual variation: Just like humans, cats have different personalities and temperaments. Some cats may be more persistent and skilled hunters, while others may be less motivated to catch birds. It's important to note that while hunting is a natural behavior for cats, many cat owners keep their pets indoors to protect both the cats and local wildlife. Outdoor cats can have a significant impact on bird populations, and it's generally recommended to keep cats indoors or provide them with a secure outdoor enclosure to ensure the safety of birds and the cat.

I asked the same thing

Plus the hyena snatched it's kill after chasing the caracal away after a standoff.

Because the whole thing is a staged setpiece from inside a confined park or zoo. Classic NatGeo fake nature.

😂😂😂😂😂😂 whiner

@@J_a_s_o_n Yeah, yeah, that's pretty lame, getting squeamish watching NatGeo.

Lol, it’s nature

@@thomasbell7033 yes people need to understand the ecosystem

Hyena is 4 times bigger tha Carracal. This scene is staged from a enclosed park or zoo.

The hyena was gonna take her food as the caracal tried to choose fight over flight but lost the stand off as it was no matched for the hyena.

So you think animals don't make noises? Find a documentary that doesn't offend you.

The night is never quiet. How do you hate the noise. Nature is not quiet. The oceans are not quiet. The forests, jungles, grasslands (savannahs), deserts, mountains, valleys, wadis, tundras, and other places, where nature and it's animals thrive are not quiet. When a tree falls in the forest, it does make a sound, even though we may not hear it.

@deannalemburg10 You don't have to watch the documentary. Find something to do 🤡

Stop complaining! I bet you complain about everything little thing

I think it must be a egg eater snake