Into the Forest: Amphibian Nature Documentary
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- Опубліковано 15 бер 2019
- Journey for 90 days into a mysterious European forest to encounter some lesser known animals that may surprise you, especially the amphibians and reptiles.
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Bryan Maltais takes you into a forest of southwest Germany to meet its wildlife as they emerge in the last days of Winter, and flourish through the breeding season into Summer. Large mammals, insects, amphibians and reptiles are featured in this whimsical tale.
The Fire Salamander and its plight with Bsal are featured. Bsal is a microscopic fungus that was accidentally imported into Europe and destroys the skin of many types of salamanders. The Fire Salamander is currently disappearing in parts of Europe due to the invasion by the non-native Bsal fungus. Watch this documentary to the end to learn about Bsal and how you can help prevent its spread. - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
Yo this is hella quality man. Came for the amphibians, stayed for the cinematography
Me too bro
I watched it a few times now lol its a good one
Yes it is a good one 👍
This was BEAUTIFULLY done. This naturalist has a real gift for understanding the nature.
I must say this is one of the best wildlife documentaries I've ever seen. And I watch them a lot. This was made with love, respect and true passion for the subject. Whar a great pleasure to watch! Thank you very much for your amazing and inspiring work. Very beautiful!
It is wonderful to see European wildlife showcased. I am in the UK and I love watching shows/documentaries about our native creatures
I logged in only to comment on this video. The first time I listened, I didn’t even realize this wasn’t a large scale production. Your narration is absolutely beautiful, and even if others don’t like the “flowery” language, I think it gives the video an almost ethereal feel. Absolutely fantastic work.
I wish the uploader will have seen or commented on your comment because you went all out just to post that.
Hi LC, that makes me feel very happy...I'm glad you took the time to leave feedback!
Why has this guy not been noticed. give this dude a tv show. mini series?
Woah man. If this indeed was put together from scratch, you are going to go to places!!!
*Beautiful documentary. Excellent quality.* Better than many TV-made documentaries.
It's surprising how much life a managed forest can have.
Germany does very well with their forest management.
You give David Attenborough a run for his money. Keep up the excellent work!
Amazing before I even watch it all love your amphibian documentaries
Dude . Wasnt expect to be thrilled by the beauty of nature . But this is amazing . Every angle and every shot is worth a watch . You have done a good job , hopefully to see more on your work . Keep it up , we love this
Beautifully crafted video. I am a researcher who has studied chytrid and its affects in North America, I hope the amphibian version doesn't result in the same outcome. On a side note, when I visit Europe I always go looking for Fire Salamanders, almost always at the wrong time of year, so have not been successful. A really beautiful species, I do hope to see one day in its native habitat.
The wildlife in this forest is amazing, great documentary!
I don't know what I was expecting when I clicked on this video, but it certainly surpassed all! The amount of effort you all put into this documentary is absolutely incredible. Thank you so much for not editing in tons of ridiculous sound effects as well!
Thank you La Tui!
I love it. One of the best documentary’s I’ve seen👍🏼😍
This is one of the most fascinating, wonderful youtuber-produced documentaries I've ever seen. Your filmography, shot management, storyline, and content are all simply fantastic, and combined with a really lovely and well-chosen soundtrack I honestly don't think I've seen better. Thank you so much!
Fantastic work on this documentary. Such an amazing array of shots of these fascinating creatures and candid looks into their life cycles. It must have taken ages to get that good footage, not to mention editing it together. My only gripe is the delivery of the script is a bit stiff. It sounds like it is being recorded one sentence at a time and it becomes choppy and distracting when it should all flow together for a more narrative, story telling feel.
Dear Bryan, I have just watched this beautiful documentary again, it was so captivating. As good as any National Geographic or BBC productions. In a way the forest is my church, I don't have to drink wine or eat paper. The peace and constant wonder of the surrounding nature does more to lift the spirits than anything I can think of. I have sent messages to friends whom I know will love this. I want to find out more about this fungus too.
I have always wondered if you have exotic pets why they can't be the kind that live in the wild. The butterflies, i.e. why not the swallow tail and the lesser swallow tail which used to be a daily sight once. Then they could be put back in the nature., and so many others too.
I have a 4 meter diamiter, 90 cm tall pool with an island in the middle fot turtles. These I got as the former owners were just going to realease them in a lake. I get so cross. The bull frog is marching in this direction. It is the bees I worry about though. Yesterday I saw over 50 Asian hornets. For anyone who wants to learn how the Asiatic bees protect themselves, Nat. Geog. have a video on how they survive How they learnt this micro wave defense is beyond me Well worth watching.
Now I must gather "God's little apples" Only the Americans could come up with this lovely term for 'shit'. :)
Great documentary. Hope they find a way to stop that horrible amphibian disease. Fire salamanders are beautiful and Europe has many different salamander species. Something very peaceful and restful about forests. Much nicer than cities or towns.
Damn this is really well made and interesting, you truly deserve more attention. This is better than many national geographic documentaries
I can relate. I spend most of my time in the forest as well. Foraging for mushrooms, plants and animals. I never get bored in nature. Its all unique and ever changing. Sometimes after a day in the forest i can feel my eyes hurt because im looking so hard everywhere. There always so much going on.
I agree it is like a church to me. I graze along side my animals 80% wild plant eater. Not vegan as I eat honey :)
This is one of the greatest documentaries I've watched in the past few months. Thank you for sharing it with the world.
The cinematography is absolutely beautiful and well edited, this is very well done!
It took me to the credits to realize that i grew up in the village next to it. Even though everything was very familiar to me. Really nice coincidence - makes me want to hike in the Schönbuch forest next weekend :)
This guy is extremely relaxing to listen to! (This entire video was like a soothing asmr)
He's also an extremely well story teller, he makes ordinary frogs 🐸 and lizards 🦎, seem magical (especially inside the forest scenes!) Wonderful job, and now want to hear (and watch) more of these from the narrator. 😊👍
Is that really his actual voice? Just wondering. I was a bit confused. Sounded a little robotic or computerized several times. Lol. At least this is a GOOD robotic voice.
And also, he mentioned his childhood home being a “medieval village,” yet this voice or narrator has a fully American accent. The only medieval villages in America were Native American villages, I’m pretty sure, haha. I know you can move away, grow up somewhere else, develop a different accent, etc, whatever. Just saying.
this is exactly the kind of documentary I want to see
very professional you got yourself a sublime portfolio my man!
*Pristine.* Nothing greater than a forest allowed to flourish. The single greatest gesture mankind could give is the removal of its own presence.
❤
Nice to know this type of stuff is still being documented and recorded.
I really like how it's filmed in a specific area, during a specific period. Most nature documentaries lack context. A few minutes of few minutes of this and a few minutes of that, swapping constantly until it's over, showing only the most spectacular parts of either place. I've seen elephants a hundred times by now. I really like how this film focuses on an ecosystem as a whole. The sum of the parts is more spectacular than the parts themselves. And space is given to many often overlooked details.
Thanks for this thoughtful feedback rob, and perceiving what I was trying to do!
@@BryanMaltaisCheers! I'll make sure to watch some of your other videos too in the future!
An amazingly well done and informative doc about the forests of europe. Well done Bryan!
This is fantastic, I really enjoyed it!
Most beautiful documentary on amphibians i have ever seen. The love of nature is evident, this is better than big names documentaries because of the approach and respect of the viewer. I learned quite a few things from this video.
Thank you very much GG!
@@BryanMaltais You are welcome, it's me that thank you for this wonderful video. My favorite part is to see an amphibian gently walk or swim, i never knew their slow movment is that gracious , their geometry so perfect and their humid skin so lustrous and comfortable looking.
Thank you for letting us step into your 'picture book' mr Maltais. A beautiful place we should all work to protect.
This was a great documentary!
I love the way video or commentary is never repeated just to fill the video making it longer like a lot of pro companies do, I say dump a lot of the pro's and let's see a lot more genuine work like this, please
Finally I have been waiting for ages! Beautiful masterpiece like always! Brought tears to my eyes.
yeah right
I had not known much about the Fire Salamander, this video was very enlightening
Truly a work of love by a wonderful soul to educate and protect people about the forest and amphibians he loves.
Finally a new video!
What a video loved every second of it think I’ll watch it again now
lol its you, hi
Rephibian herping haha I get about
Very pleasant background music. Great documentary.
I'm a zoology student from Austria, so watching your amazing work might have actually helped me passing my next exams.
Thanks for making the afford and sharing this!
I am a student of zoology and it is very knowledgeable for me
Awesome documentary, Bryan. You really outdid yourself on this one. Glad to see you're still herping. I've done some searching for reptiles and amphibians in the Rheinland-Pfalz (northwest of Swabia) and it really is a magical place.
This is great for being what seems to be a somewhat homemade documentary. Pretty amazing actually. I learned a lot and appreciate the work and info. Thank you sir.
Thank you. This was so honest and passionate. Reminds us all why we love nature, and I think a lot of us have similar stories. Love the detail too.
Thank you Julian for the thoughtful comment!
Ich bin im Schwarzwald in den 70er Jahren aufgewachsen und war auf Du und Du mit den meisten Tieren, die Du so wundervoll begleitet hast. Danke dafuer! Btw, dein Film ist qualitativ hervorragend.
really good work, beautiful camera angles and very informative. keep it up!
Wow, This is Great!
The kids and I really enjoyed this video.
Very well put together very entertaining. You make nature so intriguing and almost mystical. You deserve a Netflix show
Not only highly informative, but also beautifully filmed and narrated. Big thanks for spreading awareness about Bsal, too. Your love of nature really shines through!
What an awesome documentary!!!
I love this so much.
The first few minutes of any documentary is important to get the viewers hooked, you have done an excellent job at that. Great work!
Your video skills and passion for nature are exquisite. Showing this to my class of 1st-3rd graders this week during rainy day recess! 🌧Please do another! Thank you. 🦎 Love those badgers. 🐾
I'm flattered, I hope they enjoyed it!
First video I've seen, Im looking forward for more videos!
Thank you so much for this!
I've seen all of your documentaries and they're all very intresting and beautifully made. :D
Hope to see more of your work in the future!
Great.one of the best documentary I ever watched 💯
I had a tiger salamander as a pet. It lived for nearly 15 years. I found it when I was 10 years old. It died after I was married. What a guy.
so great you are a very patient man to do this video and i see your hometown is beautiful i will love to have a hometown like yours
This deserves an award
This is so beautiful. Thank you, truly.
one of the best documentary I've watched.
Thank you for this. Looking forward to many more.
Damn this deserves wayyy more views this is amazing
Awesome Documentary! I hope you keep making videos like this one, you are really talented and I can't wait to watch more! I really enjoy watching beautiful Documentaries and I see great potential for you to become the next David Attenborough! ;-)
Thank you Imandra, I definitely look up to Sir David!
It’s the best documentary I watched in many years. We watched it in family and my crazy-about-amphibians three year old has been pointing and screaming at every little thing. Such a huge huge leap forward after so much time totally dissatisfied and bored of National Geographic. This was so humane, so excellent.. I can tell you love this place and all you see on it. As an Spaniard, this reminds me to the work of old Felix Rodriguez De la Fuente. Please please do more, and let me find more.. these were 53 minutes of pure family joy
Wonderful comment. I fully agree to your words. Muchos saludos desde Viena, :o)
What beautiful documentary I wish more people do this, more peeps would rather hoax and make a fool themselves. But you make our world beautiful again.
Thank you for appreciating what I've done Jacob.
Amazing!! How do you only have 3.7k subs?! You deserve so many more.
Your documentary is such good quality!
your channel is better than most of the things we've seen on TV! videos are so professional looking
Great documentary, I loved it
I'm impressed for sure! This should be on TV. Great video man. Hope to see u travel and make more of these "into the wild" docs 👍
stunningly beautiful documentary! just subbed to you sir ^ ^ also greets and much love from central germany
Amazing video. Fantastic work. Enjoyed every moment.👍👍👏👏
This was absolutely amazing.. fantastic footage.. thanks for the upload 👍
Excellent documentary. I love amphibians too 💕
Incredible! It’s like watching a fairy tale!
beautifully shot, narrated. so much heart in this doc.
dude was this 100% ur directing, shooting and editing??? this is fucking top notch!!! my dude, this is only the first i have seen of u, but i am really looking forward to seeing what u have to offer!!!
Sic Scents I’m right there with you
Yes it was, thank you very much!
I love this documentary. Kind of u to share your childhood life. Beautiful!! Thank u
You've done an EXCELLENT job. I really enjoyed this - thank you!
Wow what an amazing documentary. You did an amazing job.
Thank you very much!
HUGE FAN, love your videos, the style, the subjects, your narration. thanks so much for posting this, i always keep my eyes peeled for you videos.
Excellant video . Given me a lift in my January Irish lockdown 👍👍
Will this be on Netflix?
Nice!
Hallo und "Grüß Gott" from Saarbrücken (SouthWest of Germany) - I also spent my youth into the forests observing all the animals You showed so very much professionally and scientifically correct. Thanx a lot for this amazing work You did ... and Yes "Welcome back, please!!!"
This was amazing!!! Thank you for this film.
Side note: One of my favorite memories is of playing with the salamanders we had in the pond behind our house! The salamanders may not have liked it, as I was only about six and probably didn't take the best care of them, but I have always loved these little creatures!
same for me
Congrats Man!! Very Artistic Shots!
Beautiful video man, you should really do more!
Loved every second. Keep up the great work!
A very good documentary by baryan mailtas
The editing of this video and all the detail showed is outstanding.
Yo dude, thank you so much for making this. It was very well produced, and I can tell you have a real passion for your subject. I've been sharing screenshots with friends the whole way through. That mating shot of the salamanders was particularly adorable.
Brian I had a similar childhood in the Sauerland with that enchantment of the woods and wildlife of Germany. Magical
A+ documentary. Very concise and well thought out, and the narration was clear and easy on the ears. Definitely added to my favorites. Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
Thank you Benson!
You are very welcome, Bryan. You deserve it!
EXCELLENT DOCUMENTARY!!!! Thank you so much, amazing!
I actuallu found my first tiger salamanders yesterday. Ive been looking for them since i was 10. So you can imagine how stoked i was. And i found 3! They really love hiding.