Phenomenal...my hair wasn't blown back by a huge orchestral soundtrack that overpowered the narration like in *so many* other nature documentaries....thank you!

It has always been my ambition to visit Norway. After seeing this documentary, I want to go even more. Beautiful/Spectacular/Magical.

I've traveled/lived the world over, and Bergen is my FAVORITE place on earth. It is a magical village with amazing fjords!! Excellent documentary, with amazing footage!

This was an incredible documentary. The footage stunning, so informative, we learned so much. The time lapse images probably the best I’ve ever seen. Hats off to the team that created this one. A must see for anyone, no matter your interest. Highly recommend you watch this if you haven’t already.

Beautiful presentation! As a person who grew up in a small town facing the South Pacific Ocean in Eastern Samar, Philippines, and almost every week during spring and summer I go to the shores, mangroves, rock pools, coral reefs, and open ocean to fish and gather sea shells for food and for a living, or just go swimming and just wanders and wonder the natural beauty of the corals and the sea in general. It makes me want to visit this other side of the world, to explore and experience too this beautiful paradise land of fjords.

Excellent footage and commentary. Thank you for publishing!

Incredible footage---I really appreciate this video and being reminded of how incredible the natural world is.

Fantastic cinematography and a great reminder of the importance of protecting our biodiverse environments.

One of the most beautiful documentaries I've ever seen!

That seagull done messed up now 😆

Truly wonderful and well covered life in and among the legendary Fjords of beautiful Norway. I've a comment here on something particular within this landscape of environments so well documented. It was around ~ 30 years ago. I had begun an intensive study marine life, specifically tropical - reef ecosystems - invertebrate life - from ALL around our world. Fortunately this was just prior to tough crackdowns by both federal as well as international agencies; so both the exportation and local importation laws were not as yet in force. 'Live Rock' as it was then called was (only then) a veritable zoo of species and life; the variety and the sheer amount of inverts, of plant life, and even of vertebrate life was beyond incredible. You may have a piece (live rock was usually dead coral heads but not always - location was usually the determinate) of rock only the size of your fist - and the count could literally be in the countless thousands ! After a very short while, I decided to mother, foster, and nurture these heads of dead coral alone ! Little time passed, - and one of these little denizens slowly began to embrace more and more of my interest and time - SPS corals (small polyp stony corals). The lives and cycles of these little engineers and construction workers (and all the often symbiotic life with some association with them) was totally beyond enthralling. The density and variety of life on the reef is literally second to absolutely none (not even another love of mine - the unbelievable rain forest). Without a true out-of-control desertation or 'comment' attaching something tangent to the subject and comment here, there, and absolutely 'everywhere' - I am going to make my severest of efforts NARROW down ! That and those displays of light (Bioluminescence') from some deep ocean water organisms is most definitely not limited to deeper waters. I got the shock of my life from a large shallow breeding tank I set up for rock exclusively. One day

Thank you so much for using the music in the background wisely. And this has already made your wonderful upgrade more inviting. 👍

What a great episode! So beautiful

Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful video!

Wow. Just, wow. An unfathomable amount of life, and incredible scenery. All in perfect harmony. What amazing creation and an even more amazing Creator.

I freakin' LOVE the Norwegian Fjords, and Norway in general, (except the prices, it’s freakin' expensive)….. Love from Denmark!

Awesome, thanks. I visited the fjords in 1979 while seeing Swedish relatives.

I have to say every Norwegian I’ve known growing up (and as an adult) was the most lovely, gracious, congenial person. When I turned eight my mom’s Norwegian girlfriend gave me a solid pewter bottle opener with Vikings on a ship embossed on it. I’ll be 65 next month and I still have it and remember her fondly every time I use it!

This is so amazingly creative can’t wait to visit the fjords !

i loving watching these animals since i was young until now

Phenomenal video. Thank you guys for making this video. Love from India 🇮🇳 ♥️

44:55 The footage of miniature starfish is absolutely beautiful! Amazing! Prehistoric creatures show us the most amazing transformation!

It's comforting to know such places exitst.

Nor-way could I leave without giving you a BIG Thumbs UP!

Amazingly beautiful film, what amazed me most is the undying effort of the Salmon to reach their nesting place...

Fantastic vid! Thanks for sharing, appreciate it a lot. Greets from the Netherlands 🌷, T.

Absolutely fascinating to watch! Totally amazing.

Those pics are incredible! Kudos the the photographer!

*So impressive !...💙🌎* *Thanks for Sharing 👍!...* "ℜonny" /Woman/62 years old/ France ...🙋

Beautifully done, all of it. Photography, production, music, all soul-stirring. I spent my life on Alaskan seas and fjords, much of the wildlife is of the same or similar species interacting in the same ways so it was quite familiar to me on a number of levels. What is described as a rabbit fish herein is known as a ratfish on the Pacific Ocean side. It is one of the most ancient of all extant species living into this, our age. Assuming Jan and Liliane Haft are in the same family, what a treat too to find two so very gifted family members. Thank you for your efforts. P.S. My grandfather emigrated from ENE of Kristiansund back at the turn of the 20th century, so this wonderful film is like a genetic memory stirring within me.

One of the fascinating and truly informative documentry I have ever watched .............. !!!

i appreciate this channel

Awesome! I will be here everyday bingeing on these magical films! Thank you! Peace!

Excellent as always, thanks guys, ❤ from Australia

amazing video.. thanks to share

Love finding docs like this. Great sequences, nice to see behaviour I've never seen before. Particularly enjoyed the Eider ducks.

Amazing video!!! Thank you so very much!!! Pls make more.

Excellent piece

Awesome content. I wish I could visit this beautiful place.

Beautiful land nd so beautifully narrated the video,love this channel❤❤❤,

Everything superb. Music outstanding (and superb). Thank you.

wonderful video

Excellent fiolming, nice presentation👏 thank you. Have a lovely evening 🕊

Wonderful. Had to check the credits for the singer, Liliane Haft. Beautiful voice, thought it might have been Bjork. Thank you.

LOVE YOUR VIDEO - VERY NICE🥰

Brilliant work.

VERY HELPFULL

Amazing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Wonderful your content video👍

Very,very beautiful,and magicle seanary.wornderful , snow and very cool .but they live in under water. Winter is magicle. Summer is sweet dream. Northern lights (Aurora), it's my sweet dream.thank you very much for this senary see to us.

Very enjoyable and interesting, thank you for sharing

Enchanting landscapes

That ducks on gull bout was a real nail biter...

Wow 😲 gnarly!!!

Stunningly beautiful!!!!!

Mabuhay ..watching from PHILIPPINES

Made from manufacturers submarines when they use ice accumulating above the submarine and it makes a big ice trail behind from above following the submarine. Thus, when the submarine-machine uses the ice, it becomes like a glacier. With Sand and dirt, because it's a gas-liquid depth ice, has a special effect on land regarding the movement of it. Thus, submarines with wheels when going from the water to land carry the large ice, which modifies the land (not just the cold nor the movement but the shaping and molding; the ice holds a lot of dirt on it too...).

The crab roll @ 18:03 was pretty funny

Great documentary i must say👍

16:50 freaking terrifying to be that scallop

Excellent.

Fun Fact: Orcas are both whales and dolphins. To be technical, all dolphins are whales. They are part of the animal group: Cetaceans. This group can be broken down into Mysteceti (baleen whales) and Odontoceti (toothed whales). Odontoceti or Toothed whales are broken into 5 families- Narwhals & belugas, sperm whales, beaked whales, dolphins and porpoises. All dolphins are whales but not all whales are dolphins ✨️

Exquisite

🏔🌲Mother Nature is truly spectacular! This is incredible viewing & is so informative & educational. Such wonderful footage & really showcases Norge's beauty & all the natural wonders abound. Norge's amazing & equally, our entire planet is amazing! I must say however, that this is very bittersweet for me, because on one hand we see the amazing beauty of our natural world, then on the other hand, this quickly reminds me of the serious damage being caused to our planet via man himself & as we've witnessed within this documentary, innocent marine life are unnecessarily injured, choked &/or trapped & killed. Seeing majestic Norge like this, reminds me of where some of my ancestors hail from & makes me want to go back, which i certainly will asap. Tusen takk for sharing & i'll share this one with my family & friends for sure.

“Too often, people get stuck in a state of over-thinking, the result is that they never reach a decision.” ― Steve Backley

What a Wonderful Production!! From the Fantastic Photography & Clear & Simple Narration 2The Music/Sound etc.....!!! Just Perfect IMFHO!! WOW!! U Got Me With This Showing. I Subb'd, Thnxu ALL!!💯❤️🤙😶✌️🇺🇸 [Edit] P.S. TOP SHELF!!! Thnx Again.✌️

Wow 🤩

Its a beautiful place.

Remember to feed the birds during the cold winter season.

Wiaew mantaap bro

"My daily steps are a testament to progress, one stride at a time. 💪🚶‍♂"

Cheers from Sweden!

What is the song in the first 2 minutes? It sounds great

سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم

No wonder I'm pining for the fjords!

In the early years following the end of hostilities in WWII, the north Atlantic enjoyed a real bonanza for the big fishing fleets.... Sadly, It went the way... 💔....Cod is rare... Mackerel and Herring are still plentiful... Lovely podcast...🕊️ It's remarkable how the eco systems are able to recover if (?) humans don't interfere...

I was pining for the fjords.

Geography and Nature

🙏🌲❤✌let the nature live🙏

Beautiful presentation 🙂❤

The song that appears at 1 min is beautiful… May I know the name of that song?

Hope to get there one day 🙏

mother nature

does anyone know the music at 20:50

Seagulls are jerks. A duck can only take so much.

Who is the narrator? I love the voice

Winter in November? Before the Winter Solstice?

What iş the name of the song and singer in the intro?

Song from begining pleaseeeee

Don’t tell tell the Chinese. They will come and take all the fish.

Yo that bird got its ass beat! Bet it'll never go for another duckling...

Great photography, packed with information, but really could have done without the “music”.

Dang those ducks fd that gull up

Wondering what the song with the lady singing near the start is called.

I have a Norwegian Forrest Cat. :)

Closed captioning needs work. Many misspelled words, some butchered completely!

Where was this filmed at in Norway? I would like to visit one day.

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Those performing birds 😂

Norway is nice country