Living Up A Tree To Film Bats | The Making of Mammals | BBC Earth
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2024
- Our dedicated cameraman Josh Aitchison spends 3 weeks living up a tree in order to film a majestic migration of 10 million bats.
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I have lived bats since I was a kid…a bit unusual for 73 year old woman whose mother, grandmother and friends were terrified of them. I’ve had the opportunity to save a few from humans attempting on doing them harm. I’ve also done my vest to change people’s minds about them. Such extraordinary creatures.
How does one live a bat?
Being a big fan of bats, I'm jealous that I'll never see something as extraordinary as this in real life. This short video was amazing.
What a cool dude.
Theyre so cute all cuddled together
Amazing
Little critters
🖤🦇🖤
It’s so interesting how social bats can be. I could imagine snuggling up with my family or bestie for a good nap upside down ❤
Love bats ♡🦇♡ they have amazing little faces & the markings on these fruit bats back WOW
I’ve been to Kasanka during the migration, and it was one of the most incredible sights I’ve ever seen. Absolutely magnificent
Extraordinary animals.
What’s the difference between an animal and a bird and a slime mold?
@@michaelscottland4239 What's the difference between a building, a garden shed, and a tennis ball?
@@zweigackroyd7301 Extraordinary
@@michaelscottland4239 Here's a definition of extraordinary, since you seem baffled: "Highly exceptional; remarkable." #themoreyouknow
@@zweigackroyd7301 But why?
‘Do bats have friends?’ 😂🤷♀️🦇
On a positive note, no mosquitos
Those are fruit bats.
"Yes father, I shall become a cameraman"
wow. your video is so interesting, I often watch it every evening. thank you for the video
Thank you for this video. I needed this much cuteness today❤
bats are very extraordinary because they are the only flying mammals
Very cool.
God loves you so! John 3:16✝️
2:22 Is that a BLEP?! 🦇🦇
"3 weeks living up a tree"...so he went up the tree, and came down three weeks later. He brought food, water & TP with him. All the bats stared at him when he had to use the TP. What were they thinking.
Thank you for sharing this awesome video~🤗
Love u. Caramen is Hero😁
What a career. Im so jealous. I love bats..
Beautiful :)
Ever wonder what it's like to capture the nocturnal world of bats from treetop heights? This behind-the-scenes journey into the making of mammals is both thrilling and enlightening. Who else is fascinated by the secrets these creatures hold?
Narrator whispers as if to not wake up bats.
That's a lot of GUANO man!!!
Amazing
Love this content. Will there be a full documentary on this?
It’s a Battlefield.
TIL that bats are quite actually social animals. Batman misled me 😄
Sehr schön Gruss Jürgen 🤠
How Great is TMH YAH 😀👏🏾
Imagine seeing this Video 3 years ago...
1:40 cute
The original Batman
I like👍Bats🦇
🤜🏻💥🤛🏻
Thumbnail looks like a pecan pie.
1:42 It looks like a little big animal.
Helo tuyệt vời quá ❤❤❤
spelled his name wrong in the video
Nagaon kondoli baduli mela.
camera man: such a beautiful scene
me: Corona... Corona everywhere...
I consider anything that has the ability to fly to be an example of the pinnacle of evolution. They are birds, and Pterodactyls.
Credit should be given where credit is due. This beautiful and complex creature is not the product of evolution, rather it is a creation from the many creations of the One, the Lord of the universe Allah.
Bats are Mammals
Why do they hang upside down?
Not sure if this is 100% of the reason (definitely not an expert!) but bats find it difficult to take off from the ground. They generally have very weak legs, so they belly crawl when on the ground. Hanging upside down allows them to drop, and get good air for lift off that way!
i like forest❤❤❤
God loves you so! John 3:16✝️
I do not like flying rats/mice/foxes at all... they creep me out.
They probably find you disturbing.
@@zweigackroyd7301indeed! thank you, I had one fly into my home a few years ago - I agree they do not like me either as I chased it away with a broom!
@@zweigackroyd7301 r u German?
@@yanina.korolko 🙂 I'm so glad you took that with humor. I realized afterwards that might not be clear.
@@Ithinkthereforeiam-ph9nb Because?
Dusasanjena kp
Upside down. Why do bats, any bats, do that? Why not perch like birds?! Curious!
Top heavy
@@Katharinakatt eureka!
Don’t play with the bats
He should talk to Megabattie. She knows everything about Flying Foxes.
a fellow megabattie fan, like me
@@whatbear3804 💚💚
Or Batzilla❤❤
@@lindsaydrewe8219 yes that too
@@lindsaydrewe8219 Yes! She is wonderful also!
Really weird, never seen
if this is in china they will be very happy
Covid joke?
Tennis racquets work better!
those are not bats it is flying foxes'
Flying foxes are bats. Did you know you can look this stuff up? On the internet, even.
They look like a cow
it's great how they're called bats in english, that's by design because if one ever comes inside their house. The ancient language immediately tells you "Go get a bat and swing it!"
God loves you so! John 3:16✝️
A swing... And a miss.
And a Hole in the wall it is
I cannot find anywhere to say this is true. What I have found is: that the name originated from the Old Norse leðrblaka "bat," literally "leather flapper.”
Flying Rats😂