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Namib: Surviving the Sand Sea Documentary
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2019
- Namib: Surviving the Sand Sea is an independently produced natural history documentary about the adaptations of Namib Desert flora and fauna by Oliver Halsey
www.oliverhalsey.net/ | Filmed at Gobabeb Namib Research Institute gobabeb.org/
I am just flabbergasted by how good this documentary is. The cinematography, narration and info rival Planet Earth quality. I can’t believe this doesn’t have wide distribution. With only 7k views I feel fortunate having found it. The most truly gem-quality hidden gem I’ve seen in a long long time.
Words cant describe the true quality of this documentary. I am lucky too!
Dont forget the audio. That would make me sleep if not for the talking 😂
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I stumbled onto this AMAZING documentary.
Namibia is a GEM.
Hhtg me ok km on ok Kim I'm u ml hmm go hoo go chill ml ml to kill to kill to 💧☔ yrii no
@@thethirdplanet1866 Very informative, thank you good sir
This guy has less than 500 subscribers? WTF? Get this damn doc on Netflix! It should be everywhere and this channel should be blowin' up!
This video like the unique life forms it brings to life is one of those hidden gems that makes the internet worth it!!
24:00 life surviving in the desert
27:20 Stupendous Night sky ablaze with stars and galaxies!! Need far more shots of this in the film.
41:07 200 million year "living fossil" Welwichia plant that was a contemporary of the Dinosaurs.
Beautiful and interesting documentary.
Fantastic job, Oliver Halsey. Great cinematography, and wonderful presentation. I only wish major studios were this adept at making learning fun, and produced documentaries so people could learn about the planet they live on.
One of the best documentary ever made.
Soooooooooooooo True!
The stars in the night sky with the Milky Way background and the rains look beautiful... very well shot and well narrated Documentary. Kudos 👍
Well this is underrated. I feel like people shoul learn more about the world we live in
Well, not too many people are interested in documentaries... Like me, lol. School assignment.
Speechless
@KHOHK 69
I feel like you should learn
how to spell: *should*
I feel that people, like you, should mind your own business about what others should or shouldn't do.
@@unacceptableviews4404 i still think you should watch more documentaries
The cinematography, narration and soundtrack are incredibly impressive. I love the talking head sections also which provide additional informative molasses in an already nutritionally enriched knowledge feast. Kudos to the creators.
This documentary was superb. The scenes in some instances were extraordinarily captivating and stunning. I literally just came across this video on UA-cam but it was definitely worth watching. The narrator has a soothing voice that draws you in. Thank you 😊❤️
This documentary is absolutely amazing. Can't wait to see more of your work. We are planning so visit Namibia next year, excited to capture some incredible landscape footage.
Ants found almost all over the planet, but accept ANT-tartica. The irony!!!
except..:-)
No ants but it did use to have Dinosaurs
yes because they would need little fur coats. hardy har har. :)
Thanks Oliver
So Nice BEATIFUL.
Blessings for You, excellent Job.
Thank you for a beautiful documentary',The rare plant species were beautiful and so was the night sky. .Great camera work
Oh my gosh I actually watched it all the way through. Usually when I watch documentaries I cant watch the whole show in one sitting.
How much we Arabs love this desert,
it is like a home
i used to live outside swakop near the castle and the rössing caravan park early eighties on a farm with benji sayer and his fam... spent hours exploring the swakop river vallei with patrik horsley... mis the area now... greetings and thanks from tasmania
Amazing, what a wonderful documentary, educational and inspiring. Thank You for sharing.
My 7yo son and I just watched this, riveted the whole time. Superb work! Script, cinematography - everything works. This deserves wider distribution.
Well thanks for an amazing film,really enjoyed it and,no annoying adverts.
So this documentary confirms,.
At the end of the day,
Life will find a way!..
This is the beautiful Namibia - such uniqueness from the entire African continent - good job brother
This is #1 on my bucket list to go and visit
Amazing documantary dear...keep on ...❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's wonderful view of desert as nature!
Thanks lot for sharing 🌹
Stay safe my dear friend 🌷
Have a nice day 💐👍👍👍👍👍
That man was digging for scorpions with a pair of flip flops on. OK, I have now seen it all.....
As kids we romped around the desert barefoot in search of a Puffadder snake in order to use its skin as a band on my Scout hat!
Namibia the land of the brave,,this is my country,and i love it,,the namib dunes is one of the most beautiful ❤️👍👍🇨🇩❤️👍
It's a masterpiece.
Thanks for a great time ❤
Great channel 🙏🏻 happy I found it 🥰
This is an incredible work...fortunate enough to find it...
This documentary is so amazing from the quality of photography to the choices of subjects.
This is fantastic. A great watch! The transitions around 29:00 are incredible.
Cool Nara fruit!! How interesting!! I'd like to taste that!!
Nara looks related to a cucumber
What a hidden gem this doc is! Beautiful desert and interesting how life manages to survive in such harsh conditions. Good job 👍👏😎
I really feel "educated" about a less studied area of Africa. The species that live there, the people that survive there and the beauty of the desert. I lived in the Mohave for one year and appreciate these often overlooked areas of our planet.
The Silver Desert Ant from the Sahara is amazing
Great video and educational...Thanks Bro
This is on par with the best shit by BBC, National Goagraphic, PBS, etc...in fact, it's almost certainly better. Mad props to you sir....absolutely stunning work that should not go unnoticed.
Phenomenal work. I am amazed by the quality. Special thanks goes to camera men. Hope pandemic be over one day so I can go to Namib to see it in my own eyes.
Amazing documentary. The photography of the night sky was unlike anything I’ve seen.
its good to see my land portrayed like this👸
GREAT DOCUMENTARY!!
Excellent piece on this fascinating corner of the world; wonderful and efficacious production values, appropriate well-chosen music. The plants and animals unlike anywhere else in the world. Bravo to the producers. Thank you!
I watched this film three times.
Bravo! Standing ovation!!!
Thank you for excellent documentary, fascinating desert, as I watch desert documentaries I feel that’s where I should live. Until then grateful for such videos.
Other species on the planet: Yes, this shall be the perfect spot to live the rest of my life in peace.
Humans: ooh sorry I am going to have to dig that up so I can learn more about your species.
May be it is hard to live over there but it looks so beautiful...
Impressive! Never heard of those plums before!! Thanks for the video, great work!!!
Those ants 🐜 give a good bite, don’t understand how those scientists stood that pain.
observing the prostitutes, scientists concluded, even pain in the ass is perfect when you get paid
Stunning documentary ❤😎🙏🏽
Beautifully made documentary. Cheers
this is an amazing documentary well done!
Great stuff indeed !
The overall presentation is top class.
Thanks for this documentary.
This doc was sooooo goood!!! Definitely needs more recognition!!! Keep up the good work!!
Beautiful documentary I enjoyed watching
Lovely documentary!
I imagine being so small and living amongst the sand is like living in a giant ball pit.
Fantastic documentary. I would hate to be digging up that ants nest though!
Thanks for the video 😊
Awesome work. 👌👌
Wonderful! Thank you very much.
It's beautiful! Let's pave it and put up condos!
It's rather ironic that ants can be found on every continent on earth except ANT-artica.
so I deleted mine that said the same thing...great minds etcetc
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Awesome!waiting. For other episodes .
Superbly interesting documentary. I love it.
Masterpiece.
beautiful!
This is called documentary . Damn underrated . Only 196k views
Amazing video well done
thank you
Thank you, very interesting, beautifully shot and narrated!
Thank's for the memory's revival
It’s a genius way to track the scorpion barrow
What about large mammals, like antelopes, jackals, zebras, giraffes etc? How they are adapted to live in the desert? They can't borrow like small insects. And they need much more water then just a fog condensation. Thank you.
Moreeee!
It is amazing. I just stumbled into your channel. You deserve more subscribers. God bless
No way they could do this with Bullet Ants
Why is the music in these shows always so loud. Guy whispers, music blasting over him.
Lol!! You must be as old as I am. 😆
@@mozedition3339 lol, and I might be fairly close. Unless you just like the Seahawks. Greeting from Vancouver BC.
18:30 it's very interesting, I just found two scorpion, can't wait to dig more of them
just complete it , very nice work, wish you success in this field and whatever project you are making, by the way I saw a group of people you called "tatna?" I am positive they are San people, known to others as bushmen is that right, if so do they speak click language as other San people? they are very knowledgeable of their terrain.
Great Job you have talent to make documentary. Wish you the best.
Thank you! I think you mean the Topnaar people, they are not San. But yes they do speak a click language called Khoekhoegowab. I'm working on a film about the Topnaar now
Thank you for such beautiful cinematography !! One of the best documentaries I have watched on UA-cam. Amazing job... Mashallah. A great source to revive one's faith that ALLAH (SWT) is providing sustenance to all these creatures in such an arid condition and HE does not forgive any of His creatures.
17:10 seen this done on huge ant colony's some 20 square feet & deep
people make art out them moulds
I love how the ant was crawling over him
Excellent documentary!
The ants are thinking..If only this meal would stay still for 20 minutes.
"n a s a has officially named some of the Martian dunes, the same name as the earth dunes they used for the Mars photos"
5:30 Scientists studying ants: tearing apart the grass clumps, destroying ants home, covered with angry insects from the head till the toes. This is called science...
21:55”behind the spider it looks as there is a tiny spider from bottom right of the screen crawling to bottom left of the screen.or is it something else crawling????
Thank you
Spice must flow - Dune
Ooh.. Now, I seem to be sleepy and need to sleep 😴😴 I will be watching this video on morrow, aha, this video is very amazing and interesting. Thank you very much 😊
i know that song alongside the scorpion burrows is from more than just buzzfeed unsolved but it always hits me like a fucking *TRUCK*
Cooles Video
great doco. Although the ending referring to this desert as not being hospitable, is a misunderstanding of what the word means
Beautiful documentary, the only thing i would have liked to have seen done better, is the depth. You talk about so many animals that my curiosity about some them remains. I think it would have been better to choose 3-4 different animals and talked about them and/or their interaction between them. That for me would have made it much more interesting
Thanks, I agree. Making this film a few years ago was a learning process for me - I would do things a bit differently if I had the chance again
The guy casting the scorpion barrel is damn fine 😍😍😍
I will tell him :D
The bestirs o i free t weed
Great work.
Well, i just accidentally search for this. You should promote your videos man. To have more return.
Hypnotic !!