Explore Earth's Tropical Islands | BBC Earth

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19.1.2024.Not bad.

Thank you, i love to watch these documentaries!

The mama proboscis was careful to tuck her legs so the baby didn't catch the powerful brunt of water contact.

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im a big fan of history and geoghraphy i watch your chanel evrey morning 😀

I'm want to see a lemur slam dunk contest

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I found the 67 years old bird still procreating unbelievably amazing! ❤ And she was doing a great job too…!

Please Add Videos in Hindi Translations

Important as background sound is, this makes it very difficult to know what's happening

The story about the 65+ year old bird is amazing!! Awesome content as usual.

Bekantan ,

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You spend all that time on the frogs and we get 2 seconds of the Chameleon??

Can you imagine all this is but a wrecked vision compared to the pre global flood?

Excellent but unwatchable due to the sound mix. The commentary is so low compared to the other sounds that I cannot hear it. All the new BBC docs are like this, please up the commentary volume by about 15x.

That's so amazing

Amazing creature ❤❤❤

Wowww

I loved how the first couple proboscis monkeys just did a straight belly flop into the river from way up in the highest trees! Seems they'd if figured it out by now. At least the female with the baby new to or chose to stick her feet out first for the water landing. Saved poor baby from a red back. I bet the others had red stingy tummy's rest of the day!

Termination of crocodiles snakes snapping turtles

I flashed back to A Bug's Life with the grasshoppers lol.

This video clip tell our children about the past even.

Very humbling to see little crabs protecting the weak crabs. They are gentle creatures. While sentient humans destroy each other and take advantage of the weak.

Beautiful brilliant incredible and amazing.

The nature is beautiful, but human being is ugly

Fantastic wildlife docu, must see..!! thanks for sharing

Who is narrator? Name pls

Where is Attenborough?! He is so missed.

Thank you so much, BBC Earth!

BBC always makes the best nature documentaries :)

That monkey looks like hitler

Awesome

The water scene with the jellyfish is so therapeutic ! I love the smooth sounds of the ocean. Wonderful film

After watching your documentary, it was as if I were on another planet with an amazing animal world with beautiful unique places. Huge thanks for super excellent film!

These documentaries are priceless because we can show them to our kids when all animals will be hunted to extinction. "Do you see little Jimmy, strange creatures roamed this desolate world not so long ago"

This video is incredible

Beautiful thanks to the cameraman who shoot passionately

how many diff ways is the BBC going to chop these SAME films up?????? Dig in the crates from the 90s or 80s even.... VARIETY!!!

The magic shrooms kicked in during the everlasting scene of jellyfish at the end. I’ll never be the same again 🫥

Exploring Earth's tropical islands can be a breathtaking and unforgettable experience. These lush, sun-drenched paradises offer visitors the chance to immerse themselves in stunning natural landscapes, surrounded by crystal clear waters, pristine beaches, and a rich diversity of wildlife. Whether it's hiking through dense rainforests, snorkeling in vibrant coral reefs, or simply relaxing on the beach, there is no shortage of activities to enjoy on these enchanting islands. While some of these destinations can be remote and difficult to reach, the effort is well worth it for those seeking a truly unique and unforgettable travel experience.

nice

Always love to see this

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