The Secret Life Of Porcupines (Wildlife Documentary) | Wild America | Real Wild
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- One of the few creatures that can afford to turn its back on an enemy, the Porcupine has approximately 30,000 good reasons for doing so. Barbed quills on back and tail insure that it has few enemies in the first place, so this large Rodent confidently goes about its business at an extremely relaxed pace.
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Thank you for sharing these full vids. These are UA-cam treasure.
Watching this, it reminds me what utter crap passes for nature documentaries today. I learn more in 3 minutes of Marty Stouffer's work than almost any glitzed up, over-wrought drek made today. Stouffer invented this medium, perfected it and is peerless ever since. He includes every aspect and the camera work is priceless. Just imagine the time and effort he had to put into these shots. And to think some ungrateful loonies criticized him for it. He married a message of true American nature conservation with television, and did it with real quality, value and artistry. Just amazing work. Marty Stouffer's Wild America is the gold standard.
Wow this brings back my childhood memories of watching this in the morning. Thank You.
welcome to your childhood 😊
@@RealWild :) Thank you!
DONT LIE THERE WASNT ANIMALS BACK IN UR TIME.
Wow, a white porcupine!! amazing~ He is an experienced warrior!!! 👍✨
It’s interesting to know that porcupines can use their tidy front paws very well!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful video! 🤗👍
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Wow this brings me back to the 1980's and 1990's when I was a young kid and teenager watching this nature show, memories! Marty Stouffer is my man, love his narratives on this show growing up!
Marty,
you are an amazing filmmaker and I still acknowledge & appreciate your expertise all these years !! 😊
AAAAAAH THIS IS THE BEST THING ON THE INTERNET 😭😭💕💖💕💖💕
I love porcupines so much! They’re so freaking cute, waaaah… 🥰💕
Good ole Marty! Great guy!
Who would shoot at a porcupine
I would in a second, porcupine are good eating
@@lylesommers1249 Never tried probably wont ever
Hicks.
Love these awesome documentaries from Marty Stouffer so much info of wildlife 👍❤️
People that live in the same places that porcupines do. They explained at the beginning that porcupines, just like many rodents, are destructive on human property.
Personally, if it can be helped, I’d look into an alternative means of keeping porcupines out, not kill the animal.
What if people would leave out salt blocks for them to divert them from gridling trees or human possessions?
Watching a video like this will make you think of your past. I loved it.
Awe Porkupettes ! Hope the wolf will be okay ..
Porcupines are cute!
Ok the trout got me scratching my head 😊
щось таке ностальгічно-домашнє є в цих старих документалках 🤤 таке миле, добре, таке рідне і приємне ииии це все музика, я зрозуміла! а ще ж таке цікаве!! якась дитяча допитливість і захват
зимові пейзажі незрозумілим чином знаходять нерізкий, але сильний резонанс у грудях. оце відстежування слідів, гасання серед хащів, спостереження за іншими лісовими звірами - усе це наче будить глибоко засілі спогади предків, щось таке могутнє, правічне і дуже рідне, дуже природнє, дуже затишне.. от так-так
"it's no harder than finding a battleship in a bathtub"
I've never once found a battleship in a bathtub
18:09, coyote should have heeded to the warning that the porcupine made.
Good content...... I love it👍
porcupines are OP
Just like Hedgehog. I think it would help wildlife a lot if people put salt licks around when they go hiking, all animals need salt and if you position a trail camera near the salt lick you will eventually get some amazing film, you would have to replace them when they are used up though because a lot of animals and birds will use it.
Noticed that the African porcupine has a lot larger quills and more distributed over the body.
Very good and very nice work 💖👍🏻
Love that intro.
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How romantic sprayed down 😂😂😂😂😂 Jehovah the humorous Creator
If you don't put your tools away you deserve whatever happens.
hi dear, I'm your friend though we don't know each others.
wish you the best ⚡
How you get that lightning bolt??
bolt ⚡.
it's very good video...thanks
9:00 cutest dispute ever😂
Can I pet you?
Quill pig: Sure.
These things might as well be Sasquatch to me. Been hiking for 20 years, my dogs have attacked them, ive found their teeth, but never saw one in nature.
Great Doc. I guess me and the porcupine are quite related.
❤
Beautiful
😊حلو عجبني هاد
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Is Marty still alive?
These ads just ruin this how many do they have
I like African crested porcupine’s more
Easy solution to keep your axe handles and gun butts safe; simply put out a dairy salt block.
cupine!!
"Aww honey, gimme a chance to luv ya. I peed all over ya, doesn't that tell ya how purty I think ya are?"
"Ahhh...NO."
Jealous of those sweaters..
How does a quill get into a trout?
विल्पट्टू सफारी
ウィルパトゥサファリ素晴らしい仕事
سفاري وظيفة كبيرة
很棒的工作
Wilpattu safari
It all got very weird as soon as he mentioned ''Vaginal mucus''... Why he chose to use those specific words, we'll never know. I did learn something, however. Porcupines pee standing up! Fascinating. I did appreciate Hank Hills narration throughout.
What else are you supposed to call it lmao that's the biological term it's a show about biology
My question is how does a trout gets caught messing around with a porcupine?
R Kelly appreciates 14:33
Why are they showing an old documentary?
This old as hell, why is it showing as brand new content ?
It doesn't show anywhere about it being new.
Many people like me haven't seen it before so it's A good upload.
Yeah i was born yesterday so i havent seen it. ^^
Wow, whiny. Find content you like. It's easy.
Rodents by size should be wombat > beaver > porcupine
A prickly rat one of the most destructive varmints aroud
That title belongs to humans.
They destroy tons of trees and kill tons of crops. They aren't native to north America. Brought here just like the mangy coyote or the POS iguana that is destroying the coral reef in Florida. Need erraticated to their land and tear up their land .
@@mattcox3914 okay, someone clearly has mot done their homework about the origins of this species. This species of porcupine has been indigenous to this continent for three million years, dude, as in, they established populations in North America LONNNNG before the first humans ever arrived here. Where in the name of christ did you get the idea that porcupines are not indigenous animals? 🤣 Also, coyotes have been here for around one million years, so though they aren’t “as” indigenous as porcupines, they still belong here more than humans do, pal.
The purpose of the destruction of trees is to provide homes for animals who rely on such places to raise their young. The only reason porcupine populations have become unmanageable is because humans are killing off their only natural predators. Nature evolved porcupines to serve an important purpose, but once again, as with most things, humans are screwing it up. The same goes for coyotes.
I certainly hope I set your facts straight.
@@EarthenCavy you certainly did. You certainly told me . Glad you love rats more than trees
@@mattcox3914 oh my god, did you not pay attention to a single word I said? Nature created porcupines to damage the trees in order for animals to use their hollowed trunks as homes. Many of these animals disperse the tree seeds, and thus, continue the life cycle of said trees-a death to perpetuate multiple lives. Nature had a perfect system in order until it was disrupted by human encroachment and human eradication of the porcupine’s natural predators-namely, fishers.
Porcupines are not rats, though they are rodents. That would be like me calling you a gorilla, because humans and gorillas are both primates.
Stop being a deliberately obtuse child.
Hahahaha 🤣
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Why are these videos still online? He was taken off tv years ago because he was putting animals in small pens to film these pieces. This is so sad. Con artists still fool boomers
Holy shit. I haven’t seen that intro in 15 years.
I’ve never seen a white porcupine til now. Wow that is so beautiful!!!