The World's Longest Beak* | Planet Earth II | BBC Earth
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2021
- *in relation to overall body length.
The sword-billed hummingbird has exclusive access to food that other birds simply cannot reach, but having such a long bill does have its drawbacks.
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When I hear Sir David's voice, my brain enters in education mode....
Honestly when it comes to documentaries, nobody tops David's narration, in my opinion💯
True
💯% true
@@tha_circuitt777 I feed very true. To me he is the voice of animal documentaries. I grew up listening him and watching his animal narrative. It's been 30;years
@@stockinvestment2011 yea ik right also love ur username
Jk
“One hummingbird has gone to great lengths...” I see what he did there.
Everybody did
Did What?
@@tekkenfan01 the length of the beack
@@anaghaak7438 great 👍
Huh?
The narrator sounds like a wise old tree. Thanks for these amazing videos
He is Sir David Attenborough... He's awesome!
Wise old tree, for this man, oddly enough, that's a great compliment
You mean he's wooden and creaky? ;)
@@ActiveBreak-nq7gd I really don't think he'd mind you just calling him David Attenborough, without the Sir.
Yeah he dead
Sir David Attenborough, whenever I look at nature I hear his voice. For me, his voice became as a part of the mother nature.
we are blessed to be alive during his time
IKR
Oh Absolutely!🤌🏿
He actually narrates my life. It's okay. It was cool for the first ten or fifteen years. But, then it got old. Well, it never gets old, old, but you know, not what it was when it first started.
“Hey dawg can I get some nectar?”
“Only a sip.”
Only a spoonful
@@aids8500 Comically Large Spoonful of Nectar
*pulls out comically large beak*
only a beakful
Nature always fascinate me...with Attenborough's voice is no exception
To my eye, the most impressive thing is how the bird is able to control it's flight so precisely that, even in slow motion, it manages to hold its head and beak absolutely dead still and move it with pinpoint precision. All that while beating at the air multiple times a second.
All the birds actually have a mechanism stabilizing their head. It's impressive, but I think it's not like it takes a lot of effort
This was so satisfying to watch...
I recently put up a hummingbird feeder and now one hummingbird is claiming it and attacks other birds who try to feed off of it.
That is just how the hummingbird do
Put out another one.
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Slap those bastard, there's enough food for everyone. Lol
I have the same problem with one of my feeders. One hummingbird does not leave it unguarded and in their presence no other hummingbird has a chance at that nectar. It’s sad but funny, because you can’t do anything about it.
When David Attenborough moves on from life. The narration of Nature documentaries will never be the same or appreciated as much.
I want the narrator to be my grandfather and tell me stories.
@Abdullah Hussain Allah
@@arolemaprarath3248 Nope. David Attenborough.
Some of these shots felt like CGI.. Kudos to the amazing production team and especially the camera team for these amazing visuals.
@Andy Pereira The BBC Natural History unit has been at the cutting edge of nature filming all of my life, and that's a long time now! When I first started watching Sir David Attenborough on (I think) "Zoo Quest" it was on black & white TV!
it is CGI.
I can't stop watching David Attenborough
0:53 Humming bird: Excuse me…but…may I just…?
Butterfly: No.
Hummingbird: 😞
BBC : "Yeah, we're excellent!".
Idk how it is measured but I think it is safe to say
David has the best voice of all time.
I have had sleep anxiety and his narration helped me so much
The best 4 minutes of my day today
"are the only bird with a beak longer than their body"
Toucans: "am i a joke to you?"
Which is more mesmerizing? Nature or David’ voice?
i think the combination
If I'd be a bird I'd definitely be a hummingbird.
You wouldn't enjoy that life.
Being small, and being on everyone's menu including spiders and insects, that's a tough life for a Hummingbird. Not to mention you can't always take breaks and you to keep up with your diet.
Well how bout being a hornbill?
@@Hyraladen I’d rather be a fat pigeon and live near a bakery
@@youremamasofat4414 😂 but then you have to watch out for Peregrine falcons, Rats and seagulls. They'll have a feast with your body
@@yukiomarco5288 that could work, but you gotta watch for other birds of prey
The most familiar voice. You dont need to know, you can just feel its David
How astonishing it is to keep its beak stable while flying
imagine a swordbill hummingbird with a beak made of metal, sharping it against a stone.
This is absolutely beautiful composition. I enjoyed it very much. Thanks for the effort.
i love how its edited to make the other birds surprised and shocked that the sword bill can scratch itself with its feet
Cutest bird ever!
Immense thanks to your contribution on planet earth. May your days be as bright as the flora and fauna on this planet.
Truely magnificent hummingbird!
I love this hummingbird it’s so beautiful flying creature.
David is an amazing orator.....i only watch this because its a classic combo of audio as well as the visuals .❤️
These are bird's small things but the manner narrator comments, it makes interesting 😂😀
When you put all your evolution points in the beak
One can't imagine how nature creats such creatures which is very cute to mind us.
Sword-bill: *scratches*
Other hummingbirds: 👁️👄👁️
Other hummingbirds:👁V👁
Sir David your voice is magically amazing
A magical creation!
Truly mesmerizing
Beautiful!
Amazing we really need to help this earth and it’s all of its creatures I would love to be able to see these in person one day...
Amazing video. I don't have words.
The wonders of the natural world never seize to exist.
And Sir Attenbourough never fails to deliver.
Another awesome video about the amazing world of nature.
One hummingbird has gone to great lengths to avoid conflict with other species 😂😂🤣😅
Good job I love nature
Save forests, save these wonderful creatures. Save trees, plant trees
Thank u BBC for your positive content. Thats why i subscribed to this page
Breathtaking image...
Such amazing birds are found in equador and Costa Rica which are treat to watch
How beautiful the nature is 💚
It’s a cgi bird tho
@@jerryamescuaAnd? The way you saying this is like birds aren't real, Jerry💀
@@JemZard wait are they not cgi? they look fake. is it bc the slow motion cameral. what is real
Hermoso y excelente video. Los colibríes, un tesoro que compartimos las 3 Américas.
When i first saw the bird, i'm asking myself "How do they preen themselves?"... then my question answered.
Thsnks BBC love it your videos hiya from Colorado
Beautiful hummingbird with a sword amazing video😍
You should see my mate Dave.
Amazing! I mean amazing! Incredible! Beautiful birds!
Oh hell yeah, the chad hummingbird
WOW What Beautiful Photography and pictures @ BBC Earth 🌍👍❤️thank you so much for sharing the beautiful video and with Sir David Attenborough @ BBC Earth 🌍 👍❤️ 👍👍😀😀🌹🌹❤️❤️🐦👍👍❤️❤️
If this was my pet bird his name would be Pinocchio 😁
Ha, I know what you mean.
This is the bbc channel base where facts must be shared
Extraordinary creatures 🐥❤️
Amazing
Hermosos y majestuosos.
Fascinating
Les plus jolies couleurs sont vraiment dans la Nature
The most beautiful colors are in Natur
Beautiful.
Beautiful humble voice ever
Humming species with the longest beak be like: this is fine
It's like a drone . Moving all the direction 🐦😍
Beautiful hummingbirds. Great video.
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New Delhi, India.
amazing shot
Swordbills are well Endowed the female humming birds 🐦 are like DAM.
Nobody:
Sound Editors: *helicopter noises*
"A small price to pay, for salvation."
Amazing bird!!!
Epic character reveal
Intressant, danke herzlich für ihre Bemühungen.
so amazing bird
Amazing narrator voice, warm and wise
Very beautiful bird 💖😍
Wonderful videos!
Amazing vid
this bird's stabilization system dwarfs any advanced stabilization system we have on our aircrafts/helicopters today. simply insane!
i love these crazy looking creatures. looks like someone photoshopped it :D
so good
*How to tell the age of people in the comments* ? Youngsters are the ones mentioning "the narrator" 😂
2 views and 14 likes? UA-cam is drunk again
These tiny birds are my favorite avian species. Beak is always eye-catching. Amazing bird. This video has been beautiful captured, love it.
Awesome
Fully sick innit bruv
Really this bird looks beautiful and its food also beautiful
does anyone know the name of the song in the end?? or is it just a custom track for the ending?? sounds super nice..
Super cute😍
Thank you .❤❤❤
Man what a voice....
All these colours... stopped my heart. ❤
Arhh, such lovely living fluffy gems!
Long time no see best video like lion tiger
So cute
So beautyfull.....👌..
Avoid conflict is what i learned here. A hummingbird came nto my face as a youth. I felt its wing buzzing at me. I connected with natures sound then. Never forget that moment
wow great