How many times you provided us world best documentary free of cost... a big thanks for the whole team and each member effort for making this possible.... Love you DW♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️❣️❣️❣️❣️🚶 being an Indian......
1991 to 1995, the UAE government took many animals from Somalia and East Africa. The UAE is a desert country and they have no animals. Thieves companies took from Somalia the animals of many types.
@@DWDocumentary I was mesmerized by your documentary. It’s a world I have a lot of questions about and know nothing about with the exception of what I see in the news. It made me want to visit.
I never thought that a national symbol can be shared by different countries. It is really interesting how the UAE, Jordan, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain share the same national animal.
It is not rare. Both Vietnam and India adopted the lotus as the National flower. Singapore and Thailand also have the orchid as the national symbol. Just to name a few.
1991 to 1995, the UAE thieves companies took many animals from Somalia and East Africa. The UAE is a desert country and they have no animals. Thieves companies took from Somalia the animals of many types.
Absolutely excellent from beginning to end! Visually stunning and excellent production. I was enchanted from the first minute to the last minute! 10/10
The UAE is a beautiful and lovely nation and what the government did transforming a desert into a rapidly growing and evolving country is astonishing, and this inactive of developing a safe and protected sanctuary of endangered animals that could otherwise been porched and killed for profit making by hunters is a notable deed.
@Ghost Ghost why is it a dictatorship? It prioritizes its ethnic nationals over everyone else. Sounds to me like they're looking out for their own survival
Really enjoy how the creators of this documentary did not "get in the way" of the content, this was such an enjoyable watch, the people of the UAE are blessed with some incredibly selfless leaders who really care about their country and the blessings being passed onto the next generation
Very disappointed in the comments here. Why such hatred against the UAE? It has done amazingly well for somewhere that was just a desert. They have the right to dictate how they live and they honestly provide a great quality of life for a place that doesn't have income tax. If you want to be mad about how Indians and Philippinos get less salaries here, then maybe be mad about why rich rulers of India and Philippines don't take care of their own citizens. That being said, it's constantly improving Many expats want to build this country more. I hope they give citizenship to who deserves it
People are mostly very negative. They do not realize or not accepting that UAE helped millions of people worldwide by giving employment to them so they can take good care of their families. I'm sure some employer are mean to their workers but they should not blame ALL UAE citizens are mean to their employees.
@@nepal-everyday slavw should nor come betyer ask their regime to provide food for them instead roaming here and hijda modi can't feed its people despite claiming somekind of vigg economy?
@@nepal-everyday Not sure why you point fingers at a supply-demand market for expatriates when superpowers like America refuse to raise the minimum wage for their own naturalized citizens. I do agree that they sometimes receive a salary that is very hard to live with. But this applies to all other nations, especially the nations where the workers come from that should not force its own citizens to go abroad and work for a measly salary so their family at home doesn't starve. The source of the problem is the home country in my opinion However, yes, it has a lot of progress it still needs to make. But for a 49 year old country? Amazing. Absolutely amazing
Wow, that falcon doctor is getting more experience than a hundred exotic animal veterinarians. I think they said that there were 11,000 falconers in the area? I tell you what, if you got a sick or injured falcon, and you want the best, you need this lady!
This has been said by many non Muslims when they here it. It just says o Muslims time to come and pray. Thanks for you beautiful comment. You are welcome to go to any mosques and ask for free Quran and read it. It’s just a book that gives you the knowledge of what God has asked for Muslim to obay❤️🤲
What a great documentary! Despite being about Sir Bani Yas it brought back so many memories of Abu Dhabi for me. I spent nearly twenty years of my life there and would go back tomorrow if I could. It's the one place in my life that I miss above all others. Thanks DW!
Correction: Etihad is the Arabic word for "Union". Which is a major theme of both the Emirates' Federal and Local Government, uniting the 7 monarchies into a constitunal federation, uniting it's diverse citizens of Beduin and Hadraite (Urbanised) Arabs, Belouchi, 'Eyams and Persian into one nationality, entities uniting for one common goal, etc... The Arabic word community on the other hand is "Mujtam'â" مجتمع
As an ex resident of Dubai the documentary mislabels most of the building footage as Abu Dhabi when it is from Dubai (the largest city by population)... they even passed the burj khalifa and burj al arab as Abu Dhabi's icons. Doesn't matter much but just a correction.
I worked here in this island and I am seeing this beauty every single day but we are afraid to go around at night because the hyena's and cheetahs are always around it's forbidden for us to kill them in that island so, you need to be careful all the time. This island has the delicious orange in the world.
Professional job from Sir bani Yas folks , next step is to do some of this professional terraforming activities into mainland , focus all the resources on creating vast forested areas into arabian peninsula, this would be a action to be remembered not the manufacturing of a ski center in the desert or numerous skyscrapers and all this capitlistic nonsenses.Emirates people are clever and rich they should use these means to make their country break the real unbeatable record , that of creating a selfsastainable habitat in the desert.
1-actually sheikh zayed other sustainable projects than sir bani yas island is to build a forest between Abu Dhabi and Dubai made from ghaf tree( the national tree of UAE) and to your information the ghaf tree is highly protected in the UAE you are not allowed to cut it , transfer it anywhere if there is road construction it would have to go around the tree ! 2- in Dubai sheikh mohammed bin Rashed declared that 10% of Dubai land area to erected as wild life dessert sanctuary notably as al marmoom wild life sanctuary within it there is the Quadra lakes its an area that is being planted by local dessert trees like ghaf and samr( acacia) sidr( christ thorn) in hatta in Dubai there is a mountain sanctuary where the Arabian ibex is being protected 3- in sharjah there whole land areas of deserts being planted with local Arabian plant species, in Sharjah there is sea, desert, plains, and mountain sanctuaries with 5 learning centres about the Arabian wild life in the uae there is about a 1000 wild life sanctuary I think
@@RashedAbdulla-lx8vb glad to hear about these actions and totally sure that with the professionalism they are showing they ll totally succeed on restoring sustainable animal habitats and show the rest of the world the way.
Abu Dhabi and the UAE are lovely, wonderful places. It's a good documentary. One serious problem though: Classical Folk Music from Azerbaijan and Turkey is being used as the background music/soundtrack. It must be that all Middle Eastern music sounds the same for DW documentary makers, and they cannot distinguish them, right? How would Germans feel if a documentary about Germany had French Chansons, or for that matter, Irish music as the soundtrack?
All the Muslim countries could learn a lot from UAE that tolerance as well as accepting modernization is obviously a good choice for development, sustainable development as well.
In our country we have so much wildlife and biodiversity with lish forests and hundreds of rivers with regular rains, but our rulers are donkeys who dont understand their value, ....... UAE and its rulers have my highest respect.... the fact that this brought a large herbivore back from extinction speaks for itself....
How many times you provided us world best documentary free of cost... a big thanks for the whole team and each member effort for making this possible.... Love you DW♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️❣️❣️❣️❣️🚶
being an Indian......
Greetings! Thank you for your kind words and for watching!
1991 to 1995, the UAE government took many animals from Somalia and East Africa. The UAE is a desert country and they have no animals. Thieves companies took from Somalia the animals of many types.
Great UAE 🇦🇪 to protect & conserve the "world of animals " in a natural way. This island looks a mini Africa.
Respect from Pakistan to UAE and Germany
There's no bad content that was brought by DW.. Salute DW..
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Very true
@@DWDocumentary I was mesmerized by your documentary. It’s a world I have a lot of questions about and know nothing about with the exception of what I see in the news. It made me want to visit.
Women will never be safe in that country.
@@twistoffate4791 no bullshit pls
Breath of fresh air midst all the wars and violence in middle east. Thank you dw for such a wonderful journey
I truly enjoyed it and created a special playlist for travel destinations based on it.
I never thought that a national symbol can be shared by different countries. It is really interesting how the UAE, Jordan, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain share the same national animal.
It is not rare. Both Vietnam and India adopted the lotus as the National flower. Singapore and Thailand also have the orchid as the national symbol. Just to name a few.
it's actually not that rare. a lot of countries have falcon or eagle as their national bird.
Un south america many countries share the condor in their national shields
@Heartthrob Goswamy what is wrong with you man. Why so much hate??
@Heartthrob Goswamy India has 💩 and 🐮 💦 as national dish
Thank you DW for showing me how the Emirates & Shak have been saving so many endangered species on Sir Bani Yas 🏝🏜🕌🌞☀🛵🚌🛺🚓🚓🚗♑☪
Big thanks to whole DW team. You bring the best documentaries for free of cost.
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
1991 to 1995, the UAE thieves companies took many animals from Somalia and East Africa. The UAE is a desert country and they have no animals. Thieves companies took from Somalia the animals of many types.
This is probably funded by UAE so it's not free
Thank you for saving these beautiful animals instead of killing them, God bless you all.
Absolutely excellent from beginning to end! Visually stunning and excellent production. I was enchanted from the first minute to the last minute! 10/10
Thanks for your positive feedback! Glad to hear you liked the film. :-)
The UAE is a beautiful and lovely nation and what the government did transforming a desert into a rapidly growing and evolving country is astonishing, and this inactive of developing a safe and protected sanctuary of endangered animals that could otherwise been porched and killed for profit making by hunters is a notable deed.
@Ghost Ghost that off topic dude
@Ghost Ghost why is it a dictatorship? It prioritizes its ethnic nationals over everyone else. Sounds to me like they're looking out for their own survival
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so why you cry about Isreal and say it It prioritizes its ethnic nationals over everyone else ?
hypocrite
@@___________2204 they lock up and kidnap their Women too
@@bodweenalex8645 HAHAHA Judaism is not an ethnicity habibi. Let's see what you do to Ethiopian Jews. You are white supremacists from Europe. Period
Kudos to DW for such riveting documentaries.
Lp
DW has the best quality documentaries 👏👏👏
Thanks for watching! Glad to hear you like our films. :-)
@@aljoseph8053 thy appreciate it
Hail to H E Shaikh Zayed. I wish all the best to this fascinating eco friendly island. Love from India.
So much education and insight into all walks of life around the world. Thank you DW Docs!
Really enjoy how the creators of this documentary did not "get in the way" of the content, this was such an enjoyable watch, the people of the UAE are blessed with some incredibly selfless leaders who really care about their country and the blessings being passed onto the next generation
DW delivers again.
Now if they would treat their woman as free and equal to the space and luxury they flaunt.
super cool turning a barren desert into a beautiful wild life oasis good job out there guys keep up the good work
Very disappointed in the comments here. Why such hatred against the UAE? It has done amazingly well for somewhere that was just a desert. They have the right to dictate how they live and they honestly provide a great quality of life for a place that doesn't have income tax. If you want to be mad about how Indians and Philippinos get less salaries here, then maybe be mad about why rich rulers of India and Philippines don't take care of their own citizens. That being said, it's constantly improving
Many expats want to build this country more. I hope they give citizenship to who deserves it
At what cost? Slavery?
People are mostly very negative. They do not realize or not accepting that UAE helped millions of people worldwide by giving employment to them so they can take good care of their families. I'm sure some employer are mean to their workers but they should not blame ALL UAE citizens are mean to their employees.
@@nepal-everyday slavw should nor come betyer ask their regime to provide food for them instead roaming here and hijda modi can't feed its people despite claiming somekind of vigg economy?
@@nepal-everyday Not sure why you point fingers at a supply-demand market for expatriates when superpowers like America refuse to raise the minimum wage for their own naturalized citizens. I do agree that they sometimes receive a salary that is very hard to live with. But this applies to all other nations, especially the nations where the workers come from that should not force its own citizens to go abroad and work for a measly salary so their family at home doesn't starve. The source of the problem is the home country in my opinion
However, yes, it has a lot of progress it still needs to make. But for a 49 year old country? Amazing. Absolutely amazing
Waaaoooooo what a fantastic management I salute to all team and also the Royal family of UAE🙏
الله يعز الامارات و شعبها و شيوخها 🇸🇦❤️🇦🇪
I love DW Documentary. Thanks so much for sharing on youtube.
Wow, that falcon doctor is getting more experience than a hundred exotic animal veterinarians. I think they said that there were 11,000 falconers in the area? I tell you what, if you got a sick or injured falcon, and you want the best, you need this lady!
So true. I would love to learn more about her work
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Thank you DW for informing the people!DW team is exquisite!!!
UAE is a tyrannical state that has jailed and killed tens of thousands of people in secret prisons.
Please don't promote this evil regime.
@@ramatgan1 there are many secrets we do not know...but hidden prisons killing people is absolutely inhumane and it should be stopped 😢
@Mr Wonder 🙂
That aquarium is pretty amazing
Wanna see a positive content, just switch to DW documentary.....👍👍👍
Greetings from Azerbaijan.
Thank You Deutsche Welle Team. It would be great to make a documentary in Azerbaijan.
Yes!
Outstanding documentary Thank you DW.
Thanks for your comment. :)
Absolutely one of the best videos of an animal park. Great voice over too. (not British)
Salute DW... even in quarantine you are still entertaining us.
Hi @Ba Aryanna! Thank you for taking the time to comment and the positive feedback :)
Not a single ad in 45 min. WOW .respect DW .
9:52 cheetah and hyenaa be like : this is life!!
DW amazing content .thank you ❣️❣️❣️
Hi @Tahsin M., we are glad you like our content :) thank you for always sharing your feedback!
how good R these people? what a fine example to the world .. they look so healthy N happy, no stress ala captivity .. booming
Good 0f them to come up with a law that prohibits keeping wild cats and other exotic animals as pets.
Always love DW ♥
Breathtaking!! Thanks nature!!
Thank you DW
Hi @JDied1, thank you too for watching!
"Walk so that you may leave good footprints behind" exactly what was done here by the 'Founding father'
What an amazing and beautiful country
DW your documentaries are so unique Thank you so much
Hi @Mahesh Nair, glad to hear you like the selection of documentaries we offer. 🙂 Thanks for watching!
These animals are more precious then humanity
Thank you DW..... amazing documentary as always
My favorite channel dw documentary.Very good video.Thank you.
As always a lovely and interesting and educational Documentary by DW....... Thanks DW🙏👍🌷
Hi @Sky Planet, thank you too for watching and taking the time to comment!
i'm am of no Religion but the call of Muslim prayer sounds great even beautiful. i sometimes wonder what missing from my life maybe Muslim Faith ?
Absolutely not. They actually stole this idea from Eastern Orthodox Christianity anyway.
@@gb4793how hateful! :(
This has been said by many non Muslims when they here it. It just says o Muslims time to come and pray. Thanks for you beautiful comment. You are welcome to go to any mosques and ask for free Quran and read it. It’s just a book that gives you the knowledge of what God has asked for Muslim to obay❤️🤲
Very nice, totally educational. Thanks DW. I'm now inclined to visit Abu Dhabi.
What a great documentary! Despite being about Sir Bani Yas it brought back so many memories of Abu Dhabi for me. I spent nearly twenty years of my life there and would go back tomorrow if I could. It's the one place in my life that I miss above all others. Thanks DW!
As always Thanks DW for just being Awesome 👌
I love what abu dabi is doing thank you
Dw, u neva stop amusing me with yo captivating educational n eye catching videos. Honestly, u lead in this thing n others follow
Wow! Thank you for this one 🤗✌️🇨🇦
What a fiery music and soigné sheikhs, wow. The country is really magic.
Such an elegant looking animal.
where is the arabic version of this Doc, it was supposed to be on tv this week but they didnt broadcast it , please upload it to the website
Hi @SAKER KW, there was a slight delay in production, but it's on it's way. 🙂 Thanks for asking!
cheetah/hyena be like: im living the life bro, unli supply of food.
The cheetah in the beginning seemed very thin
I wonder which endangered species these cheetah get to feast upon nonstop
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Hello guys from CAMBODIA 🇰🇭🇰🇭🥰
Best documentrys cheers team
Hi @scotishjohn! Thanks for watching, we're happy to hear you like our content :)
Wow, props to the government of UAE!!!
Off topic: am I hearing Christmas melody in May? at 16:35 onwards, merry Christmas in Spring 😀
'God rest ye merry gentlemen'
I heard it too!
So basically, falcons are an instrumental part of a family. I hope they get treated like such. Loved this piece DW.
Correction: Etihad is the Arabic word for "Union". Which is a major theme of both the Emirates' Federal and Local Government, uniting the 7 monarchies into a constitunal federation, uniting it's diverse citizens of Beduin and Hadraite (Urbanised) Arabs, Belouchi, 'Eyams and Persian into one nationality, entities uniting for one common goal, etc... The Arabic word community on the other hand is "Mujtam'â" مجتمع
Yes abudhabi is the best city in the world. Peace, security and stability.👍🥰🥰🥰🇦🇪
This is ABSOLUTELY beautiful! Thanks, DW!
UAE is a tyrannical state that has jailed and killed tens of thousands of people in secret prisons.
Please don't promote this evil regime.
DW Documentary is awesome ...!!
Nice documentary
Impressive urban settings. Few tree stands
The game ranchers of Texas deserve credit for saving this beautiful animal.
Good work. Keep it up. All the best.
As an ex resident of Dubai the documentary mislabels most of the building footage as Abu Dhabi when it is from Dubai (the largest city by population)... they even passed the burj khalifa and burj al arab as Abu Dhabi's icons. Doesn't matter much but just a correction.
One country
Hmmm
Thank Sheik Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan the greatest leader to have ever walk on earth.
Outstanding episodes
2:10 The music, song here is Alihan Samedov Sen Gelmez Oldun
Amazing video and a great place to visit.
A very interesting documentary indeed!
I worked here in this island and I am seeing this beauty every single day but we are afraid to go around at night because the hyena's and cheetahs are always around it's forbidden for us to kill them in that island so, you need to be careful all the time. This island has the delicious orange in the world.
@Baba Foodle of course they are. They are predator meat eating type like lion and tiger
@@MyHappyCats actually no. Cheetahs avoid Humans at all costs, and Hyena are scavangers, not hunters.
Nice that you chose ellisa's song in this documentary.
The editor has a nice taste of songs
Those are some beautiful healthy looking animals.
great thinking and great minds to protect the endangered species but water is so important to sustain the living both human and animal kingdom.
nice and educational documentary. Thank you
fascinating! loved it
Captivating thanks DW
Definitely hope they start an asiatic cheetah and lion population
Asiatic cheetahs are extinct
Fabulous documentary right here!
Hi @Celathian Aaron, thank you for watching!
@DW Documentary thank you also 🙏
'God rest ye merry gentlemen' as the background music @ 17.20!!!
that is beautiful to see the UAE saving animals with their wealth.
@DW Team, This is another excellent piece. By the way, what's the music title @1:06, is it a cut out from another music?😁 Thank you.
Assuming all these animals co-exist together and can thrive in this harsh environment.
If they cant ill have to intervene
Yes, like they do in Africa. Lion, cheetahs, giraffes, buffalos, and wildebeest all sitting around the campfire, holding hands and singing kumbaya.
@@SlazeM7 Lmao...I spit my coffee out 😂😂😂😂
Amazing documentary
This Documentary cost UAE $10 million
The Giraffes are absolutely beautiful!!
Great great documentary by dw again. I wish folks in sir Baniyas introduced Arabian leopards as they are brink of extinction.
We hope too but Arabian leopards are only found in Iran and Iran refuses to give us
DW makes good documentaries
Professional job from Sir bani Yas folks , next step is to do some of this professional terraforming activities into mainland , focus all the resources on creating vast forested areas into arabian peninsula, this would be a action to be remembered not the manufacturing of a ski center in the desert or numerous skyscrapers and all this capitlistic nonsenses.Emirates people are clever and rich they should use these means to make their country break the real unbeatable record , that of creating a selfsastainable habitat in the desert.
1-actually sheikh zayed other sustainable projects than sir bani yas island is to build a forest between Abu Dhabi and Dubai made from ghaf tree( the national tree of UAE) and to your information the ghaf tree is highly protected in the UAE you are not allowed to cut it , transfer it anywhere if there is road construction it would have to go around the tree !
2- in Dubai sheikh mohammed bin Rashed declared that 10% of Dubai land area to erected as wild life dessert sanctuary
notably as al marmoom wild life sanctuary within it there is the Quadra lakes its an area that is being planted by local dessert trees like ghaf and samr( acacia) sidr( christ thorn) in hatta in Dubai there is a mountain sanctuary where the Arabian ibex is being protected
3- in sharjah there whole land areas of deserts being planted with local Arabian plant species, in Sharjah there is sea, desert, plains, and mountain sanctuaries with 5 learning centres about the Arabian wild life
in the uae there is about a 1000 wild life sanctuary I think
@@RashedAbdulla-lx8vb glad to hear about these actions and totally sure that with the professionalism they are showing they ll totally succeed on restoring sustainable animal habitats and show the rest of the world the way.
Wow I wish my documentaries were this great wooooow 🇯🇲💯😅
Abu Dhabi and the UAE are lovely, wonderful places. It's a good documentary. One serious problem though: Classical Folk Music from Azerbaijan and Turkey is being used as the background music/soundtrack. It must be that all Middle Eastern music sounds the same for DW documentary makers, and they cannot distinguish them, right? How would Germans feel if a documentary about Germany had French Chansons, or for that matter, Irish music as the soundtrack?
High quality work folks.
All the Muslim countries could learn a lot from UAE that tolerance as well as accepting modernization is obviously a good choice for development, sustainable development as well.
Feeling happy to know that they are not in danger.
the white antelopes look so clean
In our country we have so much wildlife and biodiversity with lish forests and hundreds of rivers with regular rains, but our rulers are donkeys who dont understand their value, ....... UAE and its rulers have my highest respect.... the fact that this brought a large herbivore back from extinction speaks for itself....
Niceee, using the Armenian duduk . Beautiful music