My son and his Slovak wife and four children live in the High Tatras. She is a member of a conservation programme for wild life and apart from other things, she is on a team who once a year is their job to count goats in order to see how they are flourishing. Many bears stroll down to the hamlet where they live and try and raid the bins when they wake up and are hungry but there is still deep snow around. My son often films them right outside his door. The Slovak National Park is also a marvel of nature and species. All four of my grandchildren are expert skiers and skaters as my daughter in law used to be a professional ski instructor. I am due to go and visit them in a couple of week’s time and temperatures can go down to -20 up there, so am all ready with my thermals and thick socks! I’m looking forward to some clean alpine air away from London!
I live in Northants and my youngest girl didn't see my beloved mountains yet. Hopefully next summer we do some treks on Tatras and Slovak Paradise national park.
I was introduced to the Tatras by Slovakian friend in the summer of 1992. I returned during the last week of the same year and spent the year end in these mountains. On New Year's Eve, I saw out not only 1992 but the former country of Czecho-Slovakia and saw in 1993 and the new Slovak Republic. A most beautiful setting for a historic event.
A beautifully produced video, with a narrator who speaks clearly and slowly enough. No harsh or loud music, love it! Thank you for helping get thru a difficult time by sharing this view of a part of the world i will never visit. 😊
There are so many amazingly beautiful places in Europe. We don't have to go far to see beauty, we have it all here. Thanks to the people that dedicate their lives to preserve them.
This is great. I'm loving learning about and seeing images of our European natural areas. The information about the effect of the flood on the riverbed is fascinating: how it created new sand banks which provided bare soil for willows to grow.
Poland near Tatra Mountains , I was born .I visited every inch of my Country ,when young .Best time ever in my life. I planned to visit ,when war in Europe goes to end .
What a beautiful place.the narrator asks early on "what does this place have that makes the bears want to live here?" I think personally that it is what the place doesn't have that makes the bears want to live there. Humans!!! great work and cheers from NZ 🇳🇿
Amidst the hidden danger of climate change, the portrait of sustainability and the saga of regeneration is a rainbow for environmentalists across the globe; long live Tatra's slope from the greedy eyes of so-called civilized people. Thanks to the entire team for this amazing and awesome journey garnished with vibrant narration.
Amazing mountain range. There are so many hiking trails and forestry roads. Days out in the mountains with only meeting a handful of people are still easy to obtain.
@@jezalb2710 You need to pick and choose which trails at which time of year, but yes, in the Tatras. I've met a mother bear and cub this year in August and also had an encounter with a deer grazing along a forestry road in September. I didn''t meet 1 other person along the forestry road.
As a child my parents & I hiked these mountains picking berries & mushrooms, fishing the streams & observing wildlife, once I got picked up by an eagle only to be dropped to the ground.
Excellent documentary...thank you for taking the time to explain the wildlife habitats and behavior, as well as the various flora. I wasn't aware there was such an area reserved for bears in Europe, so well done! Here in the states, bear populations have become so abundant in some areas they are sometimes considered a nuisance, which can be expected, as they are attracted to trash cans and bins.
You know, same happen here... We got them a lot, i am happy for them but there also a big risk last few years when u want to go to forrest for hike or so.. Attracted by bins? Of course, same same.. Cattles attacked? yes. Humans attacked by bears? Yes, thats the nature. Am i afraid of them? Yes but it never stop me visit their habitant :) Mostly lot of people dont want to accept them but they dont understand, its a bears land.. we have cities and willagies, they have forests. Sorry for my english.. hopefully is understandable
Much like Sir David Attenborough, the narrator's voice has such a calming and welcoming affect that adds so much to the documentary. I'd like to know who it is, so I can visit more videos with him guiding me through it
Tatra Mountains have been practically untouched in Poland for the last 1000 years. Highlanders who chose to live there found a way to coexist with the nature. Also with terrain that difficult it's nearly impossible to harvest trees commercially not to mention open a full scale mining operation or production. And so the life in Tatra continues as it always has - in its own pace.
Visit from Slovakian side and lots of fine hiking possibilities available ... Stick to the mapped paths and avoid main tourist season. A splendid hiking area 😍
What all secrets r concealed in these far away remote mountains !! Mostly the secret lives of the the Bear's r being followed !! Let's watch this n follow the forest's hidden lives !!!
Humans, forever the misfits in nature. How can we even claim, that we are the most intelligent species? We want everything, even the safehaven of the most vulnerable animals. (I'll check out for a video on the Polish disaster.)
The said about the growth of the trees from trash is not entirely true. A tree releases special acids which dissolve the stone. Then it starts feeding off the mineral substances that can be thus absorbed. It's far more complex than one would expect on first sight.
Thats there too, just across the border in the Czech Republic, I dont want to offend anybody(Irish or Germans), but they have the best beers in the world and the price... a bargin.
@@morho9422 Ups! You're right. Somebody told me that before, but I keep on forgetting there's a difference.I feel like a big idiot! Thanks for reminding me again @Mor Ho. This time it sinks in.
All wild nature is just superficially beautiful! Look what happened to the poor young male bear that got killed by an older male. Also, the deer that broke its leg and died, the mother bird that lost most of its chicks, the fish that got killed by a Kingfisher and an otter! There is nothing glorious about nature up close!!!😢😮
@@mm34639 I don't think the strong wind you mentioned (was it in 1998?) Or so, has anything to do with climate change. River Bela the only free running river in Slovakia only around few km long flowing down from High Tatra mountains shown in this documentary must had been filmed in 1997. That was the year with the abnormal rain fall which has amended the river bad. Accidentally I was there fly fishing Bela as I was nearly every Sommer weekends in 1995 - 1997. Returned there to flyfish after 20 years in 2016, just to find river Bela destroyed with silly Electrical power station, which they build on it. Why we humans destroy everything hard to tell.
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My son and his Slovak wife and four children live in the High Tatras. She is a member of a conservation programme for wild life and apart from other things, she is on a team who once a year is their job to count goats in order to see how they are flourishing. Many bears stroll down to the hamlet where they live and try and raid the bins when they wake up and are hungry but there is still deep snow around. My son often films them right outside his door. The Slovak National Park is also a marvel of nature and species. All four of my grandchildren are expert skiers and skaters as my daughter in law used to be a professional ski instructor. I am due to go and visit them in a couple of week’s time and temperatures can go down to -20 up there, so am all ready with my thermals and thick socks! I’m looking forward to some clean alpine air away from London!
I live in Northants and my youngest girl didn't see my beloved mountains yet. Hopefully next summer we do some treks on Tatras and Slovak Paradise national park.
@@handlovicrobert Cool!
When you arrived slovak please visit us definitely ...and spend night with us...😒
@@lwpathi4296 xxxx
Which conservation programme is that? I m interested!
I was introduced to the Tatras by Slovakian friend in the summer of 1992. I returned during the last week of the same year and spent the year end in these mountains. On New Year's Eve, I saw out not only 1992 but the former country of Czecho-Slovakia and saw in 1993 and the new Slovak Republic. A most beautiful setting for a historic event.
Ohh..he is dead almost 😢😢😢
A beautifully produced video, with a narrator who speaks clearly and slowly enough. No harsh or loud music, love it! Thank you for helping get thru a difficult time by sharing this view of a part of the world i will never visit. 😊
Why this narrator pronounce the word "bear" and sound as if "beer"..I feel it a bit awkward.
This series is incredible and reveals Europe's wildlife and landscape treasures.
One of the best mountain documentary films I've seen.
There are so many amazingly beautiful places in Europe. We don't have to go far to see beauty, we have it all here. Thanks to the people that dedicate their lives to preserve them.
Thank you for the experience, the filming was great, thanks to all who participated
This is great. I'm loving learning about and seeing images of our European natural areas. The information about the effect of the flood on the riverbed is fascinating: how it created new sand banks which provided bare soil for willows to grow.
Poland near Tatra Mountains , I was born .I visited every inch of my Country ,when young .Best time ever in my life. I planned to visit ,when war in Europe goes to end .
Why wait? There is no war in Europe or Tatra mountains. The war is in Ukraine, far away from this place.
@@janlampert5688 Czekam na emeryture ,czas nie bedzie mial znaczenia
What a beautiful place.the narrator asks early on "what does this place have that makes the bears want to live here?" I think personally that it is what the place doesn't have that makes the bears want to live there. Humans!!! great work and cheers from NZ 🇳🇿
Bear or beer??
@@adnanbinabdullah9615 no mention of beer........ but while we're on that subject, cheers, don't mind if I do 👍🍺🍺
Amidst the hidden danger of climate change, the portrait of sustainability and the saga of regeneration is a rainbow for environmentalists across the globe; long live Tatra's slope from the greedy eyes of so-called civilized people. Thanks to the entire team for this amazing and awesome journey garnished with vibrant narration.
N DS Do you indeed believe in Global Warming.... Comrade ??
You have to turn off your tel-a- vision and burn your news paper. Think for yourself
I'm always searching for new documentaries like this so I could enjoy, glad I found this one early
Brilliant absolutely right we totally agree with you! Thanks for saying this truth we appreciate you your work so much ❤🙏. Please keep sharing!
Amazing mountain range. There are so many hiking trails and forestry roads. Days out in the mountains with only meeting a handful of people are still easy to obtain.
In the Tatra range? Not really.
@@jezalb2710 You need to pick and choose which trails at which time of year, but yes, in the Tatras. I've met a mother bear and cub this year in August and also had an encounter with a deer grazing along a forestry road in September. I didn''t meet 1 other person along the forestry road.
Beautiful mountains. Nature is always amazing.
It really is!
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Yes, nature is amazing all right, amazingly horrible that is!!!😮
Stunning documentary, beautifully filmed and fantastic, informative narration. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Divine and Soothing, a Best Ever Nature Documentary, Thank You All. 💕
Best ever? Ever ever?
Most wonderful natural documentary ❤️ ✨️...thanks Get factual channel for sharing this video
Amazing Nature and Documentary..Thanks !
BRILLIANT TO SEE ALL THE WILDLIFE...
29.10.2022.Really first class,fantastic and wonderful.I welcome more videos like this.Thank you.
I would love to visit this place it looks amazing!
Thank you for a wonderful documentary!!! 👍👍
Wonderful! Thank you for uploading this treasure.
As a child my parents & I hiked these mountains picking berries & mushrooms, fishing the streams & observing wildlife, once I got picked up by an eagle only to be dropped to the ground.
Fantastic viewing , Thank you
Excellent documentary...thank you for taking the time to explain the wildlife habitats and behavior, as well as the various flora. I wasn't aware there was such an area reserved for bears in Europe, so well done! Here in the states, bear populations have become so abundant in some areas they are sometimes considered a nuisance, which can be expected, as they are attracted to trash cans and bins.
You know, same happen here... We got them a lot, i am happy for them but there also a big risk last few years when u want to go to forrest for hike or so.. Attracted by bins? Of course, same same.. Cattles attacked? yes. Humans attacked by bears? Yes, thats the nature. Am i afraid of them? Yes but it never stop me visit their habitant :) Mostly lot of people dont want to accept them but they dont understand, its a bears land.. we have cities and willagies, they have forests. Sorry for my english.. hopefully is understandable
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nice video, but I wish they showed more footage of the majestic beauty of the Tatra mountains, my favourite mountains in the world.
Much like Sir David Attenborough, the narrator's voice has such a calming and welcoming affect that adds so much to the documentary. I'd like to know who it is, so I can visit more videos with him guiding me through it
See 50:02 Narrator is Jonathan Sharp.
Really beautiful, it looks like the western American forests,especially with all those conifers and bears.
Nature is amazing. Everything is connected like a chain...
STUNNING STUNNING VIDEO!!
beautiful nature as it should be long may this area be protected 💜
Excellent documentary
This shows that not every country found it necessary to destroy all their Forrest's, rivers and wild animals!
Tatra Mountains have been practically untouched in Poland for the last 1000 years. Highlanders who chose to live there found a way to coexist with the nature. Also with terrain that difficult it's nearly impossible to harvest trees commercially not to mention open a full scale mining operation or production. And so the life in Tatra continues as it always has - in its own pace.
Exquisite film.
LOVE THE WILDLIFE DOCOS,,,FABULISIMO!
Very beautiful . ❤ from India.
Brilliant Documentary very interesting,,,👍👍👍
Thank you 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Wonderful nature, movie... Thx
Thanks for posting excellent vid and comentary
Wow! Great film
Great photography!
I am so hooked with this channel
Such beautiful place 💕
Tremendous experience all people should see, nature isn't it amazing, ?#
Great production
Beautiful video and so interesting ! ❤
Thank you! Cheers!
😮😮😮 Thank you !!
Excellent video 😊
My son txt me to watch the Tarta mts; so far have enjoy what I have been watching??❤😊
God’s majestic creation! Simply inimitable and unsurpassable.
AMEN! 👍🙏❤️
Awesome Beautiful 💖 Sacred
When I was young I used to think if running from a bear I’d climb a tree. Imagine my surprise to learn they are better tree climbers than I am lol
🤭🤣 me too !!!
My son txt me to watch the Tarta mts; so far have enjoy what I have been watching??❤😊now watching wild at ❤️💙
You should try watching the Tatra documentary too .😂
Never knew that the peaks in this range were so high.
Visit from Slovakian side and lots of fine hiking possibilities available ... Stick to the mapped paths and avoid main tourist season. A splendid hiking area 😍
Nature is my teacher said poet wordsworth excellent video
Beautiful
20:25 the power of the those trees
Untamed and rare. Video.
I love Tatra
lovely
geweldig mooie film
her zamanki gibi muhteşem ......
Beautifull slovakia
Used to be beautiful Hungary until they got land f****d !
Even stole the flag emblem.
안녕하세요!👍🇰🇷🙇♀️😎
What all secrets r concealed in these far away remote mountains !! Mostly the secret lives of the the Bear's r being followed !! Let's watch this n follow the forest's hidden lives !!!
Huh? You on the ganja ? 🚬
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Cute 🥰
Pity that these mountains are being polluted by tourists. A disaster on the Polish side of the range
Humans, forever the misfits in nature. How can we even claim, that we are the most intelligent species? We want everything, even the safehaven of the most vulnerable animals. (I'll check out for a video on the Polish disaster.)
never been there. always stayed on the sunny side.😊😊
Most Polacks leads to catastrophic circumstances 🤷🏼
@@OmmerSyssel who are: Polacks?
@@jezalb2710 People from Poland! Beware, they are often highly sensitive and acts aggressively by any chance!
A dysfunctional people.. 🤷🏼
Said beer because that’s the Scottish accent!
He said this is beer country!
Nono you have to go more west to czech Republic 😂
The said about the growth of the trees from trash is not entirely true. A tree releases special acids which dissolve the stone. Then it starts feeding off the mineral substances that can be thus absorbed. It's far more complex than one would expect on first sight.
And here I thought Lichens did that .
Take mankind out of the equation see how mother nature can heal.
Deep ! 😅
Fairy tale places
Tatra mountains in Slovakia (Central Europe)
Yea that's kinda in the title .. also he says Slovakia in the beginning....
Really ?! 🤦🏻
The Scottish accent almost catching up 🤣🤣
ya kutuvia..
That beetle is one tough mf lol
The wolves hunt the deer, this way the willows are not stripped off the riverbanks to erode 😎
Oh you so smart! 😂
"Beer country" ....OHHH...right.
Thats there too, just across the border in the Czech Republic, I dont want to offend anybody(Irish or Germans), but they have the best beers in the world and the price... a bargin.
The original Budvieser
@@retkvi Don't forget Tuborg, and Carlsberg! 😁
sybil, maybe you don't know pilsner and that's why you mentioned those.
@@morho9422 Ups! You're right. Somebody told me that before, but I keep on forgetting there's a difference.I feel like a big idiot! Thanks for reminding me again @Mor Ho. This time it sinks in.
All wild nature is just superficially beautiful! Look what happened to the poor young male bear that got killed by an older male. Also, the deer that broke its leg and died, the mother bird that lost most of its chicks, the fish that got killed by a Kingfisher and an otter! There is nothing glorious about nature up close!!!😢😮
That’s survival it’s amazing
_sits down with a roast beef sandwich_
_unpauses video_
"...will regurgitate chunks of meat..."
Whelp.
Excellent documentary but I wonder how climate change has affected this area.
Mostly by abnormally strong winds destroying the forests
@@mm34639 I don't think the strong wind you mentioned (was it in 1998?) Or so, has anything to do with climate change. River Bela the only free running river in Slovakia only around few km long flowing down from High Tatra mountains shown in this documentary must had been filmed in 1997. That was the year with the abnormal rain fall which has amended the river bad. Accidentally I was there fly fishing Bela as I was nearly every Sommer weekends in 1995 - 1997. Returned there to flyfish after 20 years in 2016, just to find river Bela destroyed with silly Electrical power station, which they build on it. Why we humans destroy everything hard to tell.
Climate change affects only your area!!!
need naration please
i like bread : ) NOT TO BE BRED . . .
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Yp
The script for this "documentary" seems to to aimed at 3 year olds.
is that too hard for you
or, aimed at the pensioners.😀😀
@@morho9422or aimed at morho picsat .
Europe is a peninsula of Asia. Not a continent.
Wow you so smart !🤦🏻♂️🫵🏻🤡
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What in the hell are you babbling about?
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