Відео

We could do without the background music.

75 million animals in 24 hours

venemoose*

Dog with out owner: 80% die or become something pathetic. 20 let return to glorious past. Cats with out owner: 99% let return to glorious past. 1% Lets evolve to Tiger.

Truly cats have achieved perfection in mammal kingdom.

The murderous behaviour of these predators is certainly caused by climate change .😂😂😂😂😂😂

to, letece pacove..🤢

Highest so beautiful land on titicaca so beautiful people so beautiful place ❤

Flott verschwunden das Fischlein😅und schaut ganz empört dabei😅😅😅

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Press F to respect

Consecutive federal and state governments in Australia have shamefully to this day, allowed domestic cats to roam freely from their owners property boundaries, allowing so called domesticated cats to become feral. This pressure from feral and domestic cats continues to have a devastating impact on critically endangered native species within Australia.

Dingo also eatdeer

With enough generations allowed to return to ferality, we may end up with something like the Saber Tooth Tyger because their genetics are so diverse. I've seen the genetics studies and claims that indicate giant feral cats in fact evolved out of what are house cats, not the other way around! So, that means those are the ones that were left to live by mankind and nature. With the genetics we've created through domestication returned to the wild, a the diverse breeding could unleash something relative to a prehistoric monster! I think we should do it! 100 years in the right areas and heaps of dangerous things will be eradicated so the forest can be maintained by humans as God intended. *In the United States 28 years ago, I saw a massive black panther trotting across the Highway just South of the shore of Lake Erie Ohio!!* People thought I was nuts, but there have been a lot of sightings in the same area in all the years that have passed, and people have scored videos and photos of them proving me right! What I saw even had Yellow eyes, the diamond like pupil, we locked eyes and then it opened it's mouth and bared it's fangs at me!

カンガルーは逃れる技をディンゴに出会う前から持っている❗何故なら古い天敵から逃れる技を応用しているから❗

Those dogs are not dingos, not even close. They are domestic dogs gone feral

Praise the Creator of the universe

Also 15,000 years ago the prairie was less prairie like and more tundra like been mostly woodlands and such also the area was inhabited by bison much like it is today giant ground sloths Columbian mammoths woolly mammoths at least in the northern part the giant short faced bear or bulldog bear if you will and dire wolves and of course the American Lion

My question is how dingo is became hunter beacuse they brought to Australia 5,000 years ago they are originally a domestic dog how they turn into hunter so dangerous predator?

Hey, leave the koalas alone! They didn’t do anything to you!

These are grey kangaroos, though smaller than the big reds which are scary when in musk.

That is every spider.

🇮🇪 very good brilliant documentary

2.4 inches? There has been lions on record as growing almost 4 inches and mouth that opens 12 inches.

Please stop misleading with your titles. It stated lion. There was 5 minutes about lions. It is not a documentary about lions.

It’s a dingo!

Worst information I have ever heard . Pure fantasy.

Don't say evolved, it's painful to hear,God's design,please.

No way to turn off the Latvian subs? Or are they in Polish?

Nice video ❤❤

I was hoping to use a 4-second clip from this in a film. Is there a link or contact I can email to get permission?

I thought this was only about vultures? That's what the title says, right??

I thought silverback gorillas for the largest monkeys

Beautiful world and beautiful fiji❤

I wish the subtitle was removable

1st

big ounces cousin

You just have to run faster than the slower, but if you're just unlucky well...

Wow so nice 🇧🇩

really thought, i'd see what kinda Bigfoot they have around there

Man leave nature alone

- Great video! The captions on screen are a little distracting but never the less I enjoyed the video. Great footage 👏🏽 👍🏽

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No need for the music and silly sound effects

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I'm the 159 th people who's not only viewed this video but also gave the like 👍🏻.

Keep it up!!! great videos!!!

The Wedge-Tailed Eagle (Gigantotriorchis audax) is a large eagle species native to Australia, it is the largest extant bird of prey native to Oceania and one of the two extant species belonging to the genus Gigantotriorchis, the other is the Gurney's Eagle (Gigantotriorchis gurneyi), they are also two of four extant species belonging to the tribe Gigantotriorchidini (Oceanian Eagles) the other two are the Pygmy Eagle (Australotriorchis weiskei) and the Pygmy Eagle (Australotriorchis morphnoides), this tribe also includes larger extinct forms like the Mather's Eagle (Dynatoaetus gaffae) and the Haast's Eagle (Harpagornis moorei).

I am more than halfway through this thing and I have yet to see a wolf. Why did you name it Wolf's in the forest? You wasted my time

Interesting fakts. Thx