Discover Belize's Lush Landscape Through Its Locals | Somewhere On Earth | TRACKS
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Learn more about Belize through it's locals: from a ranger named Cash, to wildlife veterinarian Isabel who takes us all around the island and saves animals from both the rainforest and the sea. We also meet Melito, whose passion for protecting the Sibun River has changed his life.
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This paradise on earth 🌎 Beautiful animals, people, and the love of nature and one another. ❤️ I am so happy Belize is a protected environment . Indigenous cultures are wise. Plus, all the people who also are experts in their fields who has chosen this way of life. Pure bliss and freedom ✨️ 💖 May I and my daughter move there, I grew up like this in some ways when I was a child. I live in America. 💖 You are blessed my friend.
Those caretakers of the land are amazing people. ✊🏽☮️
I’ve been to Belize twice. It’s such a beautiful place!
Cool he was using the sail he’s mom made
Definitely worth visiting 🫶🏾🫶🏾❤️🇬🇭
Beautiful..
Nice documentary!!! Just wondering why they can’t run a wire down from the watch tower to connect the battery instead of climbing up to replace the battery. It will be much easier to swap the battery from the floor than up in the tower.
The battery stores DC not AC current, which means the cables would have to be huge to travel that distance without dropping the voltage due to resistance.
Amazing video as always but please stop dubbing over these local’s voices. Especially when you can understand what he’s saying under the dub
It looks like they left the rope on that crocodile when they released it I could be wrong but it definitely looks like it was still tied around the top of his nose and also u could see the rope going along with him
What did he mean the he was there before belize was belize 👀 I was born in Belize and it is the same. It didn't change for the people. There are many foreigners who are doing there research but the living is still the same Belize!
Maybe he means he was there before it was called Belize and was known as British Honduras?
Nice video but y voice the belizean guy
I was wondering the same. Don't they speak English?!?
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