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Im 28 watching these videos like im 70 years. Can't wait to get a good 4k tv and watch animals till i fall asleep in my couch😂😂😂
Who watches BBC Earth from childhood❤
25:30 Pengwengs
May 8, 2026, Sir David Attenborough crosses the century mark. Spead the word. A gobal celebration is tge least we give him.
Watching this completely pulled me into the hidden worlds of the South Pacific islands, every frame feels like revealing a secret I’ve never known before, wild and magical in a way that makes me wish I could experience it in real life at least once.
Pengwings 😄
Coral gardeners?! So cool!!🥰💗
Some of these clips need to be longer. I wanted to know more about the tuatara island.
Great narrator, no AI.
🙉 3:20 , BBC always captures these moments in a way that makes you appreciate and respect the ocean even more.
Really enjoyed this! ❤
Good video about pacific ocean
Islands may look small on the map… but each one hides an entire world
At around 12:52 it cuts out a segment on how the Stephens Island wren was wiped out by the descendants of a house cat brought to the island by a worker in 1892. Why was this cut??
I just have to stop around 3:30 and say the cinematography is stunning! And the audio as the big tiger shows up is a powerful moment! Bravo!
I’ve been watching BBC Earth since I was young. Love❤
Having dove with Fijian divers, they have no fear and swim like the fish. Much respect.
MARAVILHOSO! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Can I ask about "Aliens"?
Wow, I never imagined these islands had such untouched beauty. Makes me want to pack my bags and explore! 🌴✨