David Attenborough Wildlife on One The Stoats In The Priory
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- Опубліковано 9 лис 2024
- (season 23, episode 4)
The elusive wild stoat is filmed in its native habitat, among the gardens and ruins of Mount Grace priory.
Show: Wildlife on One
Season number: 23
Episode number: 4
Air date: 18 April 1996
Previous episode: The Dolphin Diaries
Next episode: Thunderbirds
In my country Romania we have like 11 species of mustelids found throughout the romanian turf:
1. Stoat
2. Least weasel
3. European mink
4. American mink
5. European river otter
6. European pine marten
7. European badger
8. Marbled polecat
9. Beech marten
10. European ferret
11. Steppe polecat
I love watching weasels, stoats and otters...they are all such smart and crafty little guys!! And I enjoy when they are altogether in a little family! Could watch for hours!! Thank you.
Been trying to remember the name of this for years, and I want shooting for not knowing, as I only live a fre miles away from Mount Grace off the A19!!!!! Thanks!!!!
I didn't know this was on UA-cam! I worked at Mount Grace Priory whilst this was being filmed, one cameraman, one sound recordist & a lot of patience. The staff at the Priory had walkie-talkies to communicate to the camera man when a stoat was spotted as it's a 13 acre site & they could appear anywhere! It was tremendous fun.
Absolutely outstanding filming, editing, sound and narration.
Thank you to all involved, and for uploading.
A secondary feature of this film is no doubt stunning beauty of the scene! It's there!
My girlfriend and a stoat have a lot in common
Reading your comment first then hearing the first few sentences about the stoats had me dying 🤣
Maybe she’s a therian 🫠
Thankyouthankyouthankyou LOVE you for this! lol Sir David Attenborough is my hero
Thank you for this wonderfully beautiful documentary.
Excellent !
Nice upload. Glad I got to see it :D
Wonderful doc! Shocked I missed this one somehow out of the thousands I’ve watched on here haha ( only thing i watch on YT is wildlife docs , so I’ve def seen a lot of them ) but always good to enjoy some of the vids narrated by D Attenborough .. thought I’ve seen every one of them 😂 but maybe my memory’s failing haha .. take care everyone and thank u for the upload !! Hope
To see more soon !( esp if anyone can come across the series called America’s national parks ? It’s got several episodes . They include Grand Canyon , Yosemite , red wood forests , Everglades , Appalachians , the (can’t spell it right but I will try / the songuaro cactuses in the desert in Arizona I think ?- 2’ episodes about that one it I remember correctly (;!! But they’re great and I try to find them for so long and can’t ever seem to locate any channel that has them , with exception of like 2-3 videos but the Channel was Trying to get away with copyright issues and they put the video into some vignette with screen in screen picture and had some horrible iridescent looking crap over it where I couldn’t see anything. ) anyway , I’d love to see that one if anyone has a way to upload those. It was National Geographic and was produced in 2015( or released in 2015 anyway ). Thank u , take care !! God bless u !
Was very nice presentation, although would have liked to see monks again, It is consecrated ground ...
Wow, I remember watching this some 25 years ago when it first aired! and funnily I pass Mount Grace twice a day 5 days a week on my commute to work for the last fifteen years and have never been in the place!
hahaha, typical. Life passes us by like lightening. Get yourself a visit :)
@@SoulFlask Indeed, will put it on the to do list ;)
Oh wow. The very 1st nature series I ever saw. This was what started my life long learning and love of nature and animals.
I adore the intro to this series. But none of the videos on UA-cam have the full intro. I really want to watch it
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cute cute cute just love these cute lil buggers
Their is nothing cute about these stouts they're very cute savages and predators.
There's nothing that they
Won't kill and eat . But they are cute tho can't dispute that .
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They have a purpose in the natural order. Everything does, whether people like it or not. And they are beautiful, and very intelligent creatures.
An impressive agility in locomotion by an animal designed short legs with a long trunk! Elegant is its movement.
On the tree, too! They scurry there. Goodness me!
How beautiful they are!
I maintain that stoats are simply condensed cats.
hahaha
S: smart and savage
T: tiny
O: opportunistic
A: agressive
T: tough
how can somthing be so cute...yet so crazy insane?
I've thought that about a number of past girlfriends.
@@squareysquare3150 got my vote as best comment
@@squareysquare3150 lol...
Nice
You ever met a cute girl
Mustelidae familly: while they lack in size, they make it up in ferociousness and badass attitude to match.
The primary and worst enemies number one of stoats in the wild are always: foxes, eagles, owls, hawks, martens, polecats, weasels, badgers, wolverines, lynx, and even wildcats preyed upon them.
This particular priory has few human visitors since it was raised by Henry the eighth, and yet there is life even here...
It's not on the moon ❓👍🏻🍺😜🐾☯️👽👻💙🇬🇧Haha
Stoatally awesome!
Love this more more.please
Small version of river otter!
Fantastic!
Imagine stoats the size of lions
They'd be cute and terrifying at the same time.
They're called bears ❓👍🏻🍺😜🐾☯️👽👻💙🇬🇧Haha
@crash fistfight probs scarier
@@crashfistfight8234 I was about to about to wright that then seen your comment lol
@@andrewlankford9634 cat's are cute, lions are not. I bet a big one would look like a bear with rhino skin.
I was brought up on a farm 2 miles where this was filmed
The Dance of Death....glad Stoats are small....
And not very good dancers ❓👍🏻🍺😜🐾☯️👽👻💙🇬🇧Haha
11:37 lolol giggle giggle!!
bravo!!!!
This guy is a fucking treasure
Cute little evil buggers - luv em :)
was this filmed at Snow White's backyard?
Lol
“There are several broods of ducklings…” No! NO NO NO!
Small tough and agressive version of cheetahs, but deadlier.
if a human had the determination of a stout they wuld be one bad ass dude
"Foxy Stoat seeks pig!"
I question David Attenborough's narration on many wildlife scenarios, which, to me, have all the hallmarks of over-dramatization for mass effect, his business, after all, is to sell television programmes. Stoats are not "Savage killers", they are, merely, highly efficient hunters, in the business of providing food for themselves and their offspring, on a daily basis, they're not doing it for fun. There are not "scavengers" and "predators" as Attenborough so often likes to tells us. ALL predators will, so-call, "scavenge" if given the opportunity. They are all busy surviving, nature is tough and if an easy meal, ie, an already dead meal, becomes available, they will ALL; Lion, Hyena, Leopard, Wild Dog, Possum, Skunk, Crow, Magpie, Buzzard, Eagle, Vulture, Fox, Badger, Stoat, Weasel, take advantage of it. I've listened to his narration with interest over the years, and have found myself disagreeing with his take on things on numerous occasions. I don't profess to have anywhere near Attenborough's knowledge of the natural world, but I do know that his take on "predators" and "scavengers" as though they are, somehow, separate, is just plain wrong.
Imagine, with the same frenetic level of energy, stoats' body length was one metre.
Giant otter of south American can be six feet, around 2 meters.
Elongated murder mouse!!
No doubt
I can't keep my weasels and stoats straight.
Well, all you need to know is that weasels are weasily identifiable, but stoats are stoatily different
How do you tell the difference between a stoat and a weasel?
Well a weasle is Weasily identified as a Stoat is Stotally different
Hahaha that’s a good one. We don’t have stoats or weasels where am from so I enjoy watching these nature documentaries
Humans are ruthless. Animals are not.
Sorry, but this documentary shows that other animals are ruthless compared to humans.
An expose on the effects of the fall.........
He was snacking on some fetus's. Apex predator.
Stoats weasels ferrets and polecats are among four species of mustelidae members of weasel familly who are capable to hypnotize rabbits through a smart technique called "the war weasel dance" to kill and hunt.
Teacup ferrets 😁
Mustelidae members of weasel familly: definition of carnivorous mammals whole are small în size, but deadlier and dangerous hunters who proved that size doesn't even matter for them.
Stoats perform natural behaviour, its humans that are quirky.!
Oh Snoat you didn't.
There's a really misinforming video I've just come across that has used/stolen footage from this great documentary. This misinforming video is entitled "look what happened when this weasel attacked a cat". The following is my comment on this very misinforming video; This USA video is REALLY misinforming! There's only about one clip of a weasel. The other clips feature the stoat which Americans should be calling the long-tailed weasel. It's VERY important to give these animals their correct names because they are VERY different from each other. ie; the long-tailed weasel (or stoat) cannot breed with a weasel. This video is stupidly referring to ALL these animals as weasels just because they're from the weasel family. That's like referring to all dogs as wolves. The animals shown towards the end of the video include the mink and also the Black-footed ferret (which is nearly extinct now). You are wrongfully teaching that all these different species are all called weasels. You have also stolen/used some footage from an old BBC 1 nature program that I know very well called "Stoats In The Priory" and pretended this is your own original footage. It's dumb enough that you Americans talk about Europe like it's all one country but this is even dumber.
These little meth-ferrets are downright mean.
Stoat = mink + otter + weasel
The background music isn’t. Too loud 👎💩
Highly skilled attack rodents!
mustelids
“eyelashes like Sophia Loren and a figure like Robbie Coltrane” 😂😂🦤
The gleaming building sicily milk because snake finally breathe versus a agonizing cherry. makeshift, abject pruner
What Happens animals Kill Much Animals?
Sea Laroprd Kill almost 1 Penguin
1 Lion Kill almost 1 zabra
Snake Kill 1000+ Mouse
Weasel Kill 1000+ Mouse
God : Why Glitches Physics? Stupid Brain Animals!
How??
@@angelonielodc2pvz236 What ❓👍🏻🍺😜🐾☯️👽👻💙🇬🇧
@@angelonielodc2pvz236 Most large mammals need more time to raised and only have one two baby's typically. takes a child nine months to grow in a human. Mice can have anywhere from 6 to 10 children and instead of it taking 9 months they can have babies every month. Less time less energy to pop out. Circle of life is balanced!! unlike what most people have been told threw this television
In America we refer to Stoats, weasels , polecats , honey badgers, wolverines and the like as , ....Vanessa ..... after my ex wife! But in a lot of ways she was like a rabbit too, or so my friends used to say ,...so ... I don’t know... hybrid maybe..?? ... ok, ...lol , .. don’t worry .... it’s not really true , ... her name was Jill !
She had to be vegetarian to be so
Cute , so good , so nice but no she is
A killer and very cruel
Killing machines its aswell they are limited they would wipe nature out kill for fun.
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What happened to this man? All he does is narrate for complete global warming deception now. The stuff he does now has been proven to be false or at least staged! Sad
It's sucks these baby rabbits had to be preyed
upon by these stoats or whatever they call them.
I thought they were weasels cause they killl and steal chickens and baby rabbits.
I feel for sorry for the mother rabbit nature's cruel .
Yeah it suck to be the second bottom of the food chain after grass
Just about every one of those stoat kits will be preyed upon in turn. Nature isn’t cruel, nature is nature.