reading this made my night. i hope honey is well!

Where I live, I'd be fined if I got caught doing this.

All this praise and you will never touch her. what a cuck

Without mentioning the fact that this is exactly how an KZfaq naturalist dresses up for the occasion.

@OwenEDell Thank you for saving my time. I couldn't have said it any better. So I just second your thoughts. 👍🏻

What a fantastic video. Just discovered your channel. Subscribed.

I agree. Dani's videos are extremely good now aren't they? Who is picking the music and where is it sourced from? I used to offer constructive criticism and tips when she started but this is amazing.

Facts from a book. Even a paper moth can digest that.

​@@j.b.4340 I'm familiar wiuth the tour that @NYWildflower was referencing. Yes, they may know what is "in the books" BUT these are people that are from NOAA and other wildlife foundations. Since the whales are not on a "Schedule" these naturalists also must go by their own EXPERIENCES from their own research, etc. that they have gone through to be considered a Nature Guide. These guides will ALSO talk about other species (whales, dolphins, sea birds, etc) that are seen and are very in-tune to anything that they may see out there.

You need to go back, brownoid

I’ll stick to living in New Zealand thank you very much lol.

I was just thinking this 1 hour ago, after I watched a 'bear eats man' video, and I was going to post something along the lines of what you said. We don't have anything that will rip the door off your campervan and crush your skull and eat you, which is what this bear did to this man. No joke - "Bear Rips Camper Door Off And Eats Young Logger". I'll stay in Australia, thank you!

@@blucat4 it's crazy hey! There's nothing here that wants to hurt you

Do you show your respect killing the animals for fun? When the human race will understand we can be part of nature without the need to dominate it, it will always be too late. Try going in the wood without your rifle; perhaps you'll see that you don't need it to have a reason to be there.

I always loved being in the wild, hiking and camping. Later on in life became a hunter and found out your senses sharpens when hunting, it’s like pulling of filters and opening up. You’re more aware of your surroundings, it’s like connecting to older instincts from the time we lived of the land. I could just sit and taking everything that was happening around me. I had been joining a friend hunting but not carrying a gun, so not actively hunting myself but that hadn’t triggered the heightened senses. It was later on as I passed my hunter license tests and actively hunted that this occurred. Hunted mostly seabirds and occasionally deer. Shot very few birds and no deer at all because there where not many sea birds worth of hunting (as food) and never had a clean shot om deer (I only shoot when I know I will make a killing shot). I stopped hunting because I don’t like killing animals if I don’t need the meat (I don’t) but I do understand why some people hunt. It like something old and basic awakens in you, your senses suddenly heightens and you are in the now, focused like you never been before. Now I rather hunt with a camera, or just walk thru a forest listening to the sounds and taking in all the different scents. Some people look down on hunters and call them killers. Some are, they only hunt for the kill and trophy. But some do it because that’s what we where and still are: hunters & collectors. It’s in our genes. Humanity wouldn’t had existed without those skills.

@@Hiznogood "Now I rather hunt with a camera" This. I fully understand what you are saying but the rush of " the heightened senses" doesn't entitle us to take the life of animals, as we don't do it with other humans. Nor our genes can justify us. You could say the same for war, sexual predation, rape, incest... yet, humanity has evolved and has new moral standards. Animals should be included in these standards. We are not entitled. We are not superior. We share a planet, that's all.

@@Hiznogood very true in what you say, listening to everything is so important love it the amount of times in summer I would get in a hide hunt, listen so relaxing too I would fall asleep

10:56 in the distance behind her on the road aswell :D

I love this video. Thank you for making it and sharing your knowledge and talents

She isn't out in the deep forest, the light poles can be seen. My guess it's a floodlit trail. Wikipedia: "An floodlit trail (Norwegian: Lysløype) (Swedish: Elljusspår) is an electrically illuminated trail, often completely or partly in a forest." A bit peculiar that someone else was up at that time walking it but the location wasn't strange.

@@subwarpspeed i know I just think it looks weird that someone is walking in the behind almost the same speed as her

@funkyribs the 13:02 - 13:07 figure is Dani as well, somehow she has been copied or ghosted or mirrored into the background. I don't think it's another person. Unless it's an actual ghost ..