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4:45 pool noodle army
The last of Us ' scene right there 9:14
Why it called bbc pause
This narrator is a master of speaking underwater! You can’t even tell! :p
Las hormigas del desierto son prueba de que en la naturaleza el tamaño no define el peligro. Su resistencia y organización impresionan más que muchos depredadores grandes.
Wow ! The Cordyceps just amazed me 😳 I had never seen that before.
Imagine somebody with an Extreme Snake Phobia scuba diving and then 3:30
I like when the whitw bears eating fish from rivers.
Cordiceps is absolutely nuts 🤯😵💫
Planet Earth never fails to make me think, oh hell nah.
Oh, I love David Attenborough, every time I watch these videos, I'm always scared if the narrator is some 30 year old, or David Attenborough, when it's David Attenborough I'm happy and relieved, when it's someone else, I usually only watch for a little bit, don't get me wrong the other narrators are fine, but David Attenborough voice is just so relaxing. You need a nice voice to do this kind of job, Miriam Margolyes is another one.
2:12 - There was no need to add that sound effect, but they did it anyway
The ants carrying the infected away is crazy.
I'm only 5&1/2 minutes in and all I can say is WOW‼️👀‼️I'm truly AMAZED‼️You have my full attention‼️
The fungus that attacks only one species , the ants , are in ways helpful to jungles and control overpopulation of ants . It’s amazing to see these tiny ants carry away the infected ants far away from the colony to prevent further spread of this fungal disease
Interesting how people fear sea snakes visually, but calm down instantly when paired with a gentle voice. Does narration override instinctive fear responses?
In biology class, I was one of the few kids that was always awake for these films. I could listen to sir david for hours.
why am i watching this so seriously 💀
Super serie documentaire.
I appreciate David Attenbourgh. He an excellent orator and I've been watching 👀 him for years ❤