One of the best documentary I have ever seen on Antartica. This documentary simply telling us how bad we are and how bad we are treating our beautiful planet. Due to our bad work how we are making the world so dangers for these beautiful creatures who are living there. This documentary deserves an Oscar award and cameraman should get an Oscar award for their marvelous job.
BBC has found no one that can replace him, Ian Stuart is OK but he's not David, Jim Khalili is great at what he does but he has tried nature and I wasn't impressed (mind you, he did pretty good-blame the producer LOL). I imagine David wouldn't mind a couple months off he surely doesn't need the money. David, should you happen across this comment, we love you :)
Thank you God Thank you UA-cam Thank you Netflix Thank you camera man Thank you makers Thank you to the beautiful voice This world needs more of these beautiful videos Thank you for such a masterpiece
@Jive-ass Turkey indeed, if we research we would be amazed by alot of things. There are still many things we don’t know about earth but we all should do our best to save it
Good job Netflix for putting this series on UA-cam for everybody to see. It is very important education for all of humanity. Please do not ever take it down.
@Roger Lamb Not at all. School does want you to learn about our planet, in fact my school made it mandatory for us to see this documentary and write how we can save this beautiful planet.
@Roger Lamb Wait if you're from a different country that's not mine, then maybe yes. In my country the schools make it compulsory for students to learn about our planet.
I cried when I saw those falling Walruses. I will never forget that and will immediately look into how we can prevent these awful things from happening.
The crew of camera operators contributing to this documentary are absolute Masters of their craft, and there will never be a voice as iconic. This is truly a masterclass of entertaining education.
I believe all of these series should be made mandatory for EVERYONE to watch globally. There’s got to be a wake up call to all human beings of earth about our changing world.
I think everyone knows the world is changing. I came here for the animals not to be guilt tripped. There’s no point in it either as there’s not really anything I can do about it so.
TriggerHappy There’s something each and every one of us can do. Recycle. Plant trees around your community. Educate others. How can you simply just say, “there’s nothing for me to do?”
Yeah when I saw all those dead walruses the first thing I thought was will someone transport that blubber to the starving polar bears. I mean that would be such a nice thing to do .
I don't even give a damn about walruses, but watching them plummet from those cliffs where they ordinarily shouldn't even be anywhere near and down to their death was awful. Wild animals dying cruelly is nothing new, I know - baby turtles snatched by crabs and birds, orca pods torturously ramming seals repeatedly - but those walrus falling to either grievous wounds and/or to their death somehow takes it to a different level, especially because of just how... *unnecessary* it is.
without audio narration... i thought they were committing suicide. I mean how the narrator knew they were just hungry and why they climb that cliff in the first place?
The frozen landscapes and the glaciers are just so beautiful. Looks like a place where time stands still. The whales and especially the orcas fascinate me so much. I'd be frightened to see them in real life but their intelligence and beauty is just beyond words. It's astonishing how water comes in different froms... Props to Netflix for making this series available for everyone. One of the best documentary series I've watched so far.
the episode is a masterpiece yet full of sorrow. the scenes of walruses falling off those cliffs are so disappointing and saddening. It is time to act to preserve what must be preserved.
@@awnaur0no919 You forgot USA and the wars that the so called most developed economies fought are the reason why the core reasons of pollution damages overtime
@@awnaur0no919 If you want to blame then blame those nations who don't even want to help the developing nations through funds and just know how to bitch about the pollution they once created
Look how they are struggling to live and we as humans were just destroying their habitats. Our Planet is uniquely beautiful. I hope that we keep it as it is or (it was) before.
@@ThaBeatConductor You took the words right out of my mouth! There are a few others who show up consistently in these comments sections. It would be nice if UA-cam would delete their comments instead of deleting some videos because of their content rules! Thumbs up for you.
Our planet is the epitomy of a perfect documentary. Indeed, while watching I went through a whole host of emotions. I rooted for every animal when he was in jeopardy. There where moments when I shed a tear (especially in the moment with walrusses) . I reckon ws all have to give a shout out to the shooting team and the narrator. Needles to say, these series is a work of art.
This whole documentary series should be mandatory to show to students/children in every school. *If any teacher is reading this at least try to show it in your school 🙏*
@muskyERA you said some good points there but why blame on women? Men like sports cars and sh*t, both to blame here.. we are talking about education, how do expect people to do all of what you mentioned if it's not taught in schools??? I started changing everything I buy and eat 10 years ago from similar documentaries and educating myself, it was easy for me because I was raised to buy only what's necessary. But now it's urgent to tell everyone about how they affect the plant in ways they never thought of.
Andby this stupid statement, youre a proof. The problem are not citizens, but companies and politics. Trust me if you set a eco rules, most people will follow. Look at Europe. The problem are politics, whos bribed wont tax/ fine the companies. Wont set up a rules that each company must follow. And im pointing a finger at USA and China. 90% of coutries in Europe reduce the CO2 emission since 1980 by 20%. America increase by 50% and China increase by 500%.
@Doesn't Jump to conclusions Normally propaganda has a point to it. What is there to gain from this being propaganda? Thats one question idiots like you always seem to avoid. You just shout "lies, propagangda, dont fall for it" yet can never show anything to back up your idiotic and uneducated views. All it comes down to is you cannot accept there are people out there smarter than you. When you man up and get over that fact, you'll be a better, more rounded human being who understands how things work. But you wont because its easier for the morons to shout "propaganda" at every minor thing their pigeon brains cannot comprehend.
Nat Geo how to post a retraction turns out it was their were helicopters were the reasons the elephant sales were getting scared. Go back and watch the movie Al Gore did in 2003 he said by 2015 the polls will be ice free. Only thing that happen was him and his buddies made a lot of money
Every time he switches to a new scene my mind begs, “Please don’t tell me these animals are dying. Please.” It strains my ears to hear how humans are destroying natural biodiversity, ranging from local animals to faraway polar wonders. Yet this is a great way to spread awareness. Thank you David Attenborough for bringing this to is always my favorite series❤❤❤❤❤
Sir David Attenborough is 96 years old. Of all the celebrities in the world you thought should be immortal, he's on the top of my list (together with Arnold Schwarzenegger). I'm at the age now (33 years old) where my heroes are starting to die off, I fear Sir Attenborough is not long for this world. If we can somehow fix this downward spiral of disaster we're causing on this planet, I think his legacy will be truly immortal.
@@niles8102 Well, one of them brokered galactic peace with multiple hostile civilizations, the other slew a balrog single handedly. I'd say they've earned immortal legacy!
I seen in the news that they've put these on UA-cam for free at the request of teachers during the COVID-19 pandemic. They've always allowed teachers access to educational documentaries via Netflix for free (so they can show students in class), but now teachers are having to move classes online. Very commendable to see a global big fish putting education before making an extra buck! Well done Netflix!
The falls of the walruses made me cry, they had to do it to avoid the crowd and go back to the water and eat. But what made me cry more is that the fact that one of the biggest reasons why they experience that is us, humans. 2040 is getting closer and realizing that ice melting gives the fact that we would lose these precious lives.
48:40 This part was hard for me to watch I can't even imagine what the cameramans are feeling while they're filming this. Kudos to the them who has to endure so many things just to educate and make us aware on how beautiful and important the planet is.
@@kedvesboldog4968 cool, but they're still dying...god a piece of shit for making these walruses commit suicide unknowingly, save ur bible quotes for the elderly and mentally ill who believe in his falsehoods bitchhhhhhhhhh
Same!!! I want to know what can we do on an individual basis to help these poor creatures. The leaders of our nations won't do shit since all they crave for is capitalism, money and power.
The scene with the walrus is so touching and at the same time an absolute work of art. The music, the camera work, the polar bear that is seemingly giving CPR to the bear, and the body of the walrus that is shown on the frontier of water as sir Attenborough is talking about the frontier of climate change. A must watch for everyone EDIT: I hope it was clear that the CPR bit was just a poetic reference. Of course, I’m not suggesting that a polar bear can perform CPR or would even care in that way :)
I like to believe in that moment the Polar Bear while looking at 5 dead walruses, more food he could eat in a year and is thinking.. climate change is pretty cool.
The whole film of that event has been edited to leave out the three polar bears chasing them over the cliff this has nothing to do with climate change and is a well known event do some research please, Google the real story it's a scandal
I cried while watching this, whispering to myself saying “this is our fault...” repeatingly seeing those animals casually decreasing as us not doing anything to stop global warming and too stop all this pain that I see around me, seeing these animals being hurt while I just sit their and watch them suffer from pain... how much long will their home be taken away from this cruel world of pain? I hope my 8th grade teacher shows us this at class for others to see the Perspective I have experience in this documentary.
You know it’s mostly our fault. They smoke,they us car fuel,they burn factories, theylitter, they abuse, they destroy, they don’t care, they laugh, they watch as they are in pain. So basically we did this to OUR Earth, now dying slowly... 2020 things stopped working, less factories, more clean air, less trash, more clean water, less oil, happy marine animals. Less cuts, more happy jungle/Amazon/ tropical animals.
including the scene where he lies about the walruses going over the cliff? NetFlix camera crews used drones to scare them off the cliff (so they could get a heart wrenching shot)
@@mdsadiq8869 or a non-binary person, it would be difficult imagine a robot did all of that. ps. gay and lesbian are not genders that should be obvious tho. 👍
felt so conflicted with that polar bear and seal pup scene. On one hand I wanted the bear to get something to eat but on the other, i wanted the seal pup to escape.
I hear ya. But just imagine how many individual creatures get eaten alive every single day. THAT is the reality of life... a hard existence capped off by a cruel end.
I feel like that's the point they were making there. On one hand, we immediately empathize with the pup purely because it's a defenseless baby... however, the bear isn't killing because it likes to, but simply because it needs to eat, too. Very rarely are there any true "heroes" or "villains" in nature, simply creatures doing what they must to survive according to their instincts. Cultures may view life and death as opposites, but there's one thing they inherently have in common: *Neither life **_nor_** death are fair.* Not to the young, the old, the strong or the weak. And in that, the grown bear and the seal pup were equals.
Yes. But the info we are given by the mainstream (corrupt) media is NOT correct on HOW to take care of it. The people (big money) who have the power to influence are causing far more harm than good. People should visit the 'Tony...
Not how we should take care of it for _our_ future. How we should be taking care of it for the future of every organism that needs its prosperity to survive.
I have a ADHD and I have difficulty of finish even a 5 min video let alone an entire documentary, i can't remember the last time I watched a whole movie But this documentary had me in a stuck mode, finished the second one and on my way to watch the third. To make this premium work free of charge and free of ads really moved me , tears were dripping down on my cheeks at this 43:33 and 49:08 without even realizing 😢😢 Thanks to Everyone who made this possible
At all cost? You mean at the cost of not giving up your luxuries. The device you're watching this on was generated in a way that's bad for the planet. So is the network that makes it happen.
I just can’t imagine how much effort the people behind the scenes take to get these amazing shots. Also, the time it takes to get these facts, shots, and difficulties along the way. I would just like to give a tip of the hat to Netflix and Planet Earth.
Planet work does all the heavy lifting. Netflix just uses our money and goes hmmm... What to buy and click buy on the online shop and puts it in their store.
"The things parents go through to deliver a meal." " If only the kids knew." Astonishing stories, what a fascinating yet brutal world we live in. And Mr. David Attenborough's commentary makes it even more interesting. All hail to the Creator of this mind boggling wonder of a Planet.
The most endangered and treasured creature in this series isn't one we can see ...but instead the one we are listening to, it's host. I can't think of anyone who has devoted as many decades of their life to educating the world to both the beauty and diversity of life on our planet and the perils that it faces as this one man. Once he is gone who could possibly replace him? His legacy is priceless.
youre more concern to someone who has the ability to go the greatest hospital on earth the instance he sneeze abnormally than the walruses who jumped off of a cliff coz humans keep heating up the planet. you shouldnt allowed to consume anything this planet provides.
Sir David Attenborough is, indeed, a global icon and treasure. More importantly, though, how many of us are doing the things he would want us to do; to joining his lifelong efforts to save and protect our planet?
I never thought of myself as greedy or self indulgent until I watched this program. The things I do everyday, without forethought, bring such harm to our planet and the creatures that live on it.
Heidi, Please read my comment posted today May 15, 2021. You sound like a wonderful person who loves our planet. However, please read the book I mention and educate yourself on this topic. There are very powerful groups making a fortune and becoming very powerful telling lies and twisting the truth. If you really care please read the book, make your decision and share it with others.
If we make even small changes just think of everyone on the planet making small changes too and how that would add up to a great deal for the better. That's what we must think of instead of I'm only one person what good can I do?
thats because youre a bloody fool. and youve bought into the ridiculous idea that using your car and having a fridge is going to destroy the planet. when if anything its the billionaires trying to become trillionaires through resource exhaustion. youre a total pillock.
The opening words about the moon get me everytime. Just the way David presents facts with that voice…goosebumps! Love this series! Need to show this series to kids in school!
It is without any doubt in my mind, the most chilling & damn well tragic few minutes ever committed to film. Things have reached a tipping point. This is real. And we are in the worst kind of trouble imaginable.
I've watched many many docus, but this certainly is one of, if not, the best I've seen. The emotions it evokes is very real and deep. It makes you really want to help out and make a difference
Good. Then truly honor that feeling by dedicating the rest of your life to doing that. If not, then sorry to say you reduce your feelings to nothing but petty sentiment. Love lives in action.
That penguin was like "hey bae, sorry i'm late" She waits for him to give her a gift Penguin looks around nervously, and picks up a rock nearby "Here you go"
That’s actually how penguins find their mates. A male penguin will approach a female with a rock and offer it to her. If she accepts the rock, they become mates and if she doesn’t, he just got rejected
The fact is Arctic is so fragile... And it depends on us humans activities is so frightening to think. So thank you this team for awarness. The camera crew & sir David deserves an oscar rightfully.
I think this is an irreversible action that we humans have done. And now there will be no end to it and every generation will be dealing with worse and worse climates with more species dying every year.
Sir David Attenborough’s voice is so enticing that it’s a pleasure to listen to , because you just feel like you’re right next tothe scene ! Thank you to him for all the work so far trying to bring us a fantastic approuch to describing life about the animals and nature on every part of our planet , and thank you very much for his existence 🙏🙏🙏!
What a dazzling documentary. Brilliant. I have only one problem with it. The music, it's too loud, it's louder than the narration, I had to keep the volume down throughout and had to read the subtitles so I could watch it in peace. But thanks to Netflix for this.
Beautiful movie, so educative. It is so peaceful to watch all the scenes with nature. People dont deserve this and we definitely need to see how we impact badly on our planet. Movie 10/10🙌
This is my 4th time watching this series. Sir David Attenborough’s voice modulation is so so so very soothing to listen to and the music is awesome. The cinematography is beyond this world. This is definitely a treat for the 6 senses in our body. And then it makes us think long and hard about the waste we dump into this world like as if it belongs to us, the destruction we cause just by merely existing on earth. The excesses we use in mindfully. And finally our willingness to do anything for money just as if money is going to save us from dying in a storm.
The scene of walrus made me literally cry. Often i can restrain myself from crying but in that scene, i can't help myself but to just let out my emotion. I even told myself to not cry, and i end up having a pain in my throat from repressing that feeling.
Thank you for introducing us to our PLANET earth. This documentary is factual, in depth, thorough and entertaining. This should be a mandatory part of the curriculum for all students, 9-12th grades, as many methods of learning are incorporated in this documentary about our beautiful planet earth and its inhabitants worldwide. Imagine? As much as we've been introduced to about our planet, it's still just the tip of the iceberg.
I want to say. The voice of this man is like the voice of my childhood narrator. The best documentaries I have watched have been narrated by him. The visions of the beautiful planet, the peace of all the views, and his voice will always bring to me lovely memories. I love his voice. But, on the other hand, I will not accept that the destruction of the planet and global warming is my fault. I did not come to this rock in a spaceship. I was born here. I am a native and have the same rights as the polar bear.
I've saw that clip quite a while ago and BBC (EDIT: Netflix NOT the bbc) got hammered for saying it was due to climate change. I can't remember the detail for certain but am pretty sure it went along the lines of: David Attenborough filmed much the same scene about twenty years earlier (they showed both clips) when there was plenty of sea ice, stating another reason why they climbed the cliffs. It's definitely a sad sight but pinning that one on 'climate change' was a pretty unforgivable cheap shot which - as far as I know - neither the BBC nor David Attenborough have retracted despite being asked to do so
Thanks a lot Netflix, for putting this amazing series on UA-cam & kudos to the hard work which the entire team specially the cameramen have put up for making this brilliant documentary.
Agreed. The fact that they put this up for free on UA-cam is AMAZING - i would had thought that they would instead only put trailers of it or clips - but wow.
@@soliduscode Amazing propaganda. Thanks government and Netflix for giving us this massive guilt trip and telling us that we are the problem, not the ruling elites who profiteer from all this. Can't wait for the free "documentaries" about the Ukraine 🤣
Really a unique documentary but in the end, falling of walrus was heartbreaking, but thanks again to Netflix, David sir and all the team for such a great job, love from India
The narrator, David Attenborough, has such a unique tone of voice & intonation upon talking that makes this beautiful & sublime doc. more colorful, exciting, & intriguing!! Thanks!! Enjoying admiring & appreciating it amidst coronavirus rampage plight in the US.( 23 Jun 2020 )
I'm glad that I grew up watching and appreciating nature documentaries of the kind that National Geographic and the BBC are so good at. That experience gave me a great appreciation and love for nature. Watching this, even as I appreciate the magnificent technical excellence of it, it shook me to the core, especially that scene with the walruses falling from the cliffs. What are we doing, as a specie? How long will it take us to wake up and do more to protect our planet? It is the only one we've got and none of us will be able to go anywhere else any time soon.
I was just watching this all willy nilly and things got serious with the bears. I thought Ok this is upsetting but it can't get much worse. Then the Walruses started falling. My jaw hit the floor and I was speechless for a solid 10 minutes.
@@dreamthedream8929 did turning away save them? Did it make all the bad stuff go away? This is real life and these creatures are dying because of our turning away. We don't want to look at them so we don't want to help them. This woke me up, it's reality slapping you in the face and telling you that our actions are causing these problems. Look away if you like, but that doesn't change anything.
@@changelingman9687 and did it save them that you kept looking? No. You don't have to see that to know that its bad. Do you like watching torture or murder videos too? Do you have to see that to know that it's some really bad stuff?
@@dreamthedream8929 *Looks for the part in both comments that remotely indicates that he enjoyed cute blubbery animals fall to their deaths* *Fails to find it* I kept looking because we owe it to them to at least see how bad it is. It is frighteningly easy to simply ignore the problems and pretend they don't exist. You forget, my Carbon emission is in there too, as well as yours, and everyone else. My sister is the same way in that she cannot bear to see an animal die, even if its a hunt between animals. Death is part of life and I have long ago made peace with the fact that things die. I have had to put snakes out of their misery because some Jackass ran them over and they can't hunt. I saved birds that would hit windows and lost more. The fact that I stomach death is in no part of enjoyment. I hated seeing it, but it is happening and looking away just makes ignoring it that much easier. I do hope that you have a good day (or evening) and that light still shines for you.
I can't help feeling in utter awe of all the people engaged in the creation of this incredible, almost incomparable, brilliant doc., esp. those cameramen who had to endeavor & endure w/ an infinite patience so as to procure these unmissable & nearly indelible momentous footages one after another in the face of some adverse conditions well deserve my highest kudos. The post-production crews such as editors, audio men w/ the effective background music, a scriptwriter w/ researchers, a convincing narrator, etc., they all achieved the great job to enhance a wealth of magnificence, excitement, & intrigue but they did it so at the comfort of their studio in their own country, & that is a pivotal difference from the aforementioned photographers. Nonetheless, thanks to them all in the production, we could enjoy & appreciate this singular doc. for free on YT w/o being interrupted its continuity by those annoying ads or adverts in the UK. . Much obliged to you for that. (08/31/24)
Please read my post above from May 15th 2021 if the powers that be don't "cancel me". Everyone must read and educate themselves...these productions are very powerful but the truth is more powerful.
I want to cry... what upset scene... everyone of us should watch these series and consider the consequences of warming climate!!! Though human being so selfish and greedy that it is unlikely most of us will be touched, unfortunately... thanks a lot to producers of these series. Great, brilliant, amazing job!!!THank you!!!
I mean- I have no words... It's so beautiful yet so realistic at the same time. It shows how we, animals, and humans are totally at the mercy of Mother Earth. What a legendary documentary series. Well done Netflix
..... yes and it all comes down to procreation even for humanity. Its survival of the fittest. He who grows ,gathers and hunts provides nutrients for the flesh so we can by prolific and multiply this act of creation carries our DNA to future generations. It to is natures way.
A huge huge huge round of applause for the team and Netflix for bringing up this content -- My heart Felt Joy and Really felt sorrow at the same time... IDK how can I express emotions
Hello I'm Thai, I have watched Our Planet series on Netflix channel for several times and I love it very much. Thanks Netflix and film crew a lot for making this video for our world ^^.
Thank bbc, as Netflix simply bought it from bbc & wasn’t responsible for the filming and production ,is what I remember reading , anyway. But yes it is very well done, with a lot of good content / info . While the music soundtrack was well composed & executed , I wish they’d have laid off the music , as it’s very loud throughout these documentaries in this series and fine if you’re just watching whenever , but not at bedtime 😆
More ice = less penguins, seals and krill Less ice = less walrus, polar bears and whales This world is always changing (from ice age to stone age) and something always has to go for something else to stay.
When we compare our life struggles to these animals it’s really nothing. Their struggle is for almost everything survival,food and protection. In there world their is no protagonist nor antagonist. It’s all about surviving that very movement.Sir David Attenborough 🙏🏻
This documentary is really amazing. I mean how beautifully they've demonstrated the life in Antarctica and the creatures who are enduring the consequences of our silly mistakes...
Thank you, Netflix, for putting this series on UA-cam, so more people can realize how beautiful our planet is and how bad we are treating it.
@@frfergedflwdpfepdflerpfl86 not everyone is privileged like you. Start respecting fellow humans.
Har har mahadev
Yeah
@@frfergedflwdpfepdflerpfl86 PepeLaugh
@@frfergedflwdpfepdflerpfl86 man youre so funny. Look how much everyone in this comment is laughing. Youre very special kid.
The fact that this had no adds
@Apoorva verma Ya, it doesn't even have a single ad
Had??? It still has no ads
Ads*
@Apoorva verma u pay for premium lmao i just have adblock
Well of course not. What else is there to add to this ?
One of the best documentary I have ever seen on Antartica. This documentary simply telling us how bad we are and how bad we are treating our beautiful planet. Due to our bad work how we are making the world so dangers for these beautiful creatures who are living there. This documentary deserves an Oscar award and cameraman should get an Oscar award for their marvelous job.
Hello
those creatures are a danger to each other. its eat or be eaten there. much more brutal than we are.
These cameramen are the heroes the day, their Constant unbelievable work deserves an Oscar, and give such insight and pleasure to all.
Mmm
@Mr Pencil o
Aren’t drones amazing??
@@lisaschuster9187 Someone still has to operate said drones for a while to get certain angles, and sometimes you do it in person with a normal camera
And sometimes you watch the lion king, an animated movie. I hope u get the point I try to convey
David Attenborough. That raspy, iconic, comforting, evocative voice. A global treasure.
Great documentary.
👍🏻
By your comment i knew the actual person behind this amazing voice thanks man
@@bhagirathpatel7944 David is a legend in narrating stuff like this
David rtanly a master
BBC has found no one that can replace him, Ian Stuart is OK but he's not David, Jim Khalili is great at what he does but he has tried nature and I wasn't impressed (mind you, he did pretty good-blame the producer LOL). I imagine David wouldn't mind a couple months off he surely doesn't need the money.
David, should you happen across this comment, we love you :)
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Thank you God
Thank you UA-cam
Thank you Netflix
Thank you camera man
Thank you makers
Thank you to the beautiful voice
This world needs more of these beautiful videos
Thank you for such a masterpiece
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@@thevoiceofknowledge176 make reaction videos of upcoming hindi big banner movies.
Who will thank corona?
Thanks to Corona (beer)
@@lightgordijn273 true mate
This is what I love to watch. No politics, no hate, no putting people in boxes.. just nature and facts.
So true
Same here
Always
David Attenborough voice Is the best for a planet spot. Awesome series.
Golden voice
No doubt 🙏😀
No the real superstars are the video crew. Wether it's filming or tracking out to plant them.
Comming from The baddest thumpnail man in wild west is no joke.
@@jessjenleduong7290 😄👍
That polar bears and seals encounter. A mother versus a mother. Ugh! Made me teary-eyed.
Yeah I 💯 George Floyd deserved it that wild animal
These type of planet saving documentaries should be shown in every schools so our future generations grow up to be model citizens
They are in my school
You are right, but truth is modern education system care more about teaching how to make money not to save earth and that is sad !!
@@AVERAGE387 i am glad to hear it
@@Gurwinder_Sran That is indeed sad bro. Hope it all changes for the betterment of all humanity and nature
@Jive-ass Turkey indeed, if we research we would be amazed by alot of things. There are still many things we don’t know about earth but we all should do our best to save it
Good job Netflix for putting this series on UA-cam for everybody to see. It is very important education for all of humanity. Please do not ever take it down.
This made me cry, this type of documentaries should be shown at school
I have to do a project on this
Im here because of school my science teacher is making us watch a documentary. :(
@Roger Lamb Not at all. School does want you to learn about our planet, in fact my school made it mandatory for us to see this documentary and write how we can save this beautiful planet.
@@Sam.flores09 Why did you show a sad face?
@Roger Lamb Wait if you're from a different country that's not mine, then maybe yes. In my country the schools make it compulsory for students to learn about our planet.
It's so heart wrenching to watch those Walruses falls from the cliff...I had tears watching these moments.
Don't worry mate they are all going to God ❤❤ it's nature one dies one takes birth cycle of life😊😊
I cried when I saw those falling Walruses. I will never forget that and will immediately look into how we can prevent these awful things from happening.
my teacher cried while we were watching this in class- and everyone was i guess worrIED
Run p pi
i laugh at that scene
peace to the fallen
Maybe start from putting a sign for walruses to not get there?
The crew of camera operators contributing to this documentary are absolute Masters of their craft, and there will never be a voice as iconic. This is truly a masterclass of entertaining education.
I believe all of these series should be made mandatory for EVERYONE to watch globally.
There’s got to be a wake up call to all human beings of earth about our changing world.
I can't agree anymore
I think everyone knows the world is changing. I came here for the animals not to be guilt tripped. There’s no point in it either as there’s not really anything I can do about it so.
@@sarthakdoshi2327 and the shameless self promotion vultures swoop in on the dying conversation, claiming it as their food
My mom will chose indian or local soap opera than something like this
TriggerHappy
There’s something each and every one of us can do. Recycle. Plant trees around your community. Educate others.
How can you simply just say, “there’s nothing for me to do?”
this is the most heart breaking scene ive seen - falling walruses 😭😭😭
Yeah when I saw all those dead walruses the first thing I thought was will someone transport that blubber to the starving polar bears. I mean that would be such a nice thing to do .
And when those birds have to jump of the 200ft rock and died
And how struggle Pinguin to give food to their children.
I don't even give a damn about walruses, but watching them plummet from those cliffs where they ordinarily shouldn't even be anywhere near and down to their death was awful. Wild animals dying cruelly is nothing new, I know - baby turtles snatched by crabs and birds, orca pods torturously ramming seals repeatedly - but those walrus falling to either grievous wounds and/or to their death somehow takes it to a different level, especially because of just how... *unnecessary* it is.
without audio narration... i thought they were committing suicide. I mean how the narrator knew they were just hungry and why they climb that cliff in the first place?
Sir David’s voice is the most perfect voice in recorded human history.
Jjajjajajja ablen an in Spanish
Him and Morgan Freeman.
@@brettgmonroe James Earl Jones, Sam Elliot too.
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Nobody is going to say Liam Neeson? Nobody?
The frozen landscapes and the glaciers are just so beautiful.
Looks like a place where time stands still.
The whales and especially the orcas fascinate me so much.
I'd be frightened to see them in real life but their intelligence and beauty is just beyond words.
It's astonishing how water comes in different froms...
Props to Netflix for making this series available for everyone.
One of the best documentary series I've watched so far.
... It's Nice and all that... But I haven't Seen a Shop 21:47
the episode is a masterpiece yet full of sorrow. the scenes of walruses falling off those cliffs are so disappointing and saddening. It is time to act to preserve what must be preserved.
might be just too late
90% of pollution on tha planet comes from shitholes like china n india
@@awnaur0no919 You forgot USA and the wars that the so called most developed economies fought are the reason why the core reasons of pollution damages overtime
@@awnaur0no919 If you want to blame then blame those nations who don't even want to help the developing nations through funds and just know how to bitch about the pollution they once created
@@amankumarsharan4153 aight cool story ranjeep, now go keep overpopulating & defecating in ur streets sum more 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Look how they are struggling to live and we as humans were just destroying their habitats. Our Planet is uniquely beautiful. I hope that we keep it as it is or (it was) before.
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@@thevoiceofknowledge176 Here's my advice, stop begging for views in comment sections. It's pathetic.
I guess were melting the ice on Mars also. Try again
@@ThaBeatConductor
You took the words right out of my mouth! There are a few others who show up consistently in these comments sections. It would be nice if UA-cam would delete their comments instead of deleting some videos because of their content rules!
Thumbs up for you.
If we dont help other animal species, they will be extinct, if you dont believe me search it on google
Can we take a moment and appreciate the musical score? Its fantastic and help ties the narration and visuals together. It needs more recognition!
We wouldn’t wanna fake it bruh 💀
@Kenneth yea lol💀💀💀
Can we also take a moment to realise that even atheists even have incredible knowledge of the world, I mean God created it at the end of the day!😳🤣🤔
Our planet is the epitomy of a perfect documentary. Indeed, while watching I went through a whole host of emotions. I rooted for every animal when he was in jeopardy. There where moments when I shed a tear (especially in the moment with walrusses) . I reckon ws all have to give a shout out to the shooting team and the narrator. Needles to say, these series is a work of art.
This will be one of the best nature docu's in history
This whole documentary series should be mandatory to show to students/children in every school. *If any teacher is reading this at least try to show it in your school 🙏*
So youre the one who made my teacher make me write a summary of this whole video 😕
I tried to do so, but the school I worked in refused :(
Said they can't make time for it.
@muskyERA you said some good points there but why blame on women? Men like sports cars and sh*t, both to blame here..
we are talking about education, how do expect people to do all of what you mentioned if it's not taught in schools???
I started changing everything I buy and eat 10 years ago from similar documentaries and educating myself, it was easy for me because I was raised to buy only what's necessary. But now it's urgent to tell everyone about how they affect the plant in ways they never thought of.
J P this documentary series should be mandatory for all the people don’t believe in climate change.
Andby this stupid statement, youre a proof. The problem are not citizens, but companies and politics. Trust me if you set a eco rules, most people will follow. Look at Europe. The problem are politics, whos bribed wont tax/ fine the companies. Wont set up a rules that each company must follow. And im pointing a finger at USA and China. 90% of coutries in Europe reduce the CO2 emission since 1980 by 20%. America increase by 50% and China increase by 500%.
37:27 I'm crying for that seal pup 😭 .. the way his mother looking at her pup breaks my heart .
Ikr! I broke down after I was so relieved the pup got away
Circle of life, its normal.
That was really emotional
Yes Siddhant, absolutely. It broke my heart too. Felt good to see the Pup nearly escaped. But that's mother for you.
ikr
This is the most wholesome yet saddest episode of the series.
@Doesn't Jump to conclusions it's literally so sad humans like you exists
@Doesn't Jump to conclusions Normally propaganda has a point to it. What is there to gain from this being propaganda? Thats one question idiots like you always seem to avoid. You just shout "lies, propagangda, dont fall for it" yet can never show anything to back up your idiotic and uneducated views.
All it comes down to is you cannot accept there are people out there smarter than you. When you man up and get over that fact, you'll be a better, more rounded human being who understands how things work. But you wont because its easier for the morons to shout "propaganda" at every minor thing their pigeon brains cannot comprehend.
Nat Geo how to post a retraction turns out it was their were helicopters were the reasons the elephant sales were getting scared. Go back and watch the movie Al Gore did in 2003 he said by 2015 the polls will be ice free. Only thing that happen was him and his buddies made a lot of money
Thats because your crying for the polo bare who kicked the penguin who et the sea lion
@@paulreilly1695 that is the part of life cycle
Every time he switches to a new scene my mind begs, “Please don’t tell me these animals are dying. Please.” It strains my ears to hear how humans are destroying natural biodiversity, ranging from local animals to faraway polar wonders. Yet this is a great way to spread awareness. Thank you David Attenborough for bringing this to is always my favorite series❤❤❤❤❤
Thank You!
Sir David Attenborough is 96 years old. Of all the celebrities in the world you thought should be immortal, he's on the top of my list (together with Arnold Schwarzenegger). I'm at the age now (33 years old) where my heroes are starting to die off, I fear Sir Attenborough is not long for this world. If we can somehow fix this downward spiral of disaster we're causing on this planet, I think his legacy will be truly immortal.
Your so much Correct 💯. Thank you we'll Spoken.
Those were beautiful words. David has been and still is so important.
Schwarzenegger is one of the worst Hollywood Liars!!!!!!!
33 as well and I don't want to lose Sir Ian McKellen or Sir Patrick Stewart in my lifetime.
@@niles8102 Well, one of them brokered galactic peace with multiple hostile civilizations, the other slew a balrog single handedly. I'd say they've earned immortal legacy!
I seen in the news that they've put these on UA-cam for free at the request of teachers during the COVID-19 pandemic. They've always allowed teachers access to educational documentaries via Netflix for free (so they can show students in class), but now teachers are having to move classes online. Very commendable to see a global big fish putting education before making an extra buck! Well done Netflix!
Lol you've commented the same thing on all the episodes
How many times have you copie and paste this comment ?
It´s called marketing.
Yeah, same comment everywhere
Noah Ahmad lol
The falls of the walruses made me cry, they had to do it to avoid the crowd and go back to the water and eat. But what made me cry more is that the fact that one of the biggest reasons why they experience that is us, humans. 2040 is getting closer and realizing that ice melting gives the fact that we would lose these precious lives.
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@@mikee5507 lol ok dude whatever you say 😂
@@mikee5507 are you- wtf.
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@@mikee5507 Yea sure, your mom shouldnt let you born
I’m amazed at the power displayed in this animal fight. Nature is both beautiful and frightening.
48:40 This part was hard for me to watch I can't even imagine what the cameramans are feeling while they're filming this. Kudos to the them who has to endure so many things just to educate and make us aware on how beautiful and important the planet is.
this was heartbreaking
You're not being educated though - look up David Attenborough and the Walrus fraud, just another fake catastrophe
It really made me feel bad
i’ve seen worse on the internet
😭😭
the walruses falling of the cliff made me cry, I feel really bad.
Yea me too..
@@kedvesboldog4968 cool, but they're still dying...god a piece of shit for making these walruses commit suicide unknowingly, save ur bible quotes for the elderly and mentally ill who believe in his falsehoods bitchhhhhhhhhh
Same!!! I want to know what can we do on an individual basis to help these poor creatures. The leaders of our nations won't do shit since all they crave for is capitalism, money and power.
Same
I hope someone is doing something about it. We can’t let it happen. It’s our fault. Their habitat is endangered
Sir David Attenborough you will be remembered forever with your legendary voice 🙏
The voice souns like the end of the humanity
Humans are the most unwanted creature on this world ,my eyes are full of tears on seejng what we have done to this beautiful world and creatures😢
The scene with the walrus is so touching and at the same time an absolute work of art. The music, the camera work, the polar bear that is seemingly giving CPR to the bear, and the body of the walrus that is shown on the frontier of water as sir Attenborough is talking about the frontier of climate change. A must watch for everyone
EDIT: I hope it was clear that the CPR bit was just a poetic reference. Of course, I’m not suggesting that a polar bear can perform CPR or would even care in that way :)
I like to believe in that moment the Polar Bear while looking at 5 dead walruses, more food he could eat in a year and is thinking.. climate change is pretty cool.
The whole film of that event has been edited to leave out the three polar bears chasing them over the cliff this has nothing to do with climate change and is a well known event do some research please, Google the real story it's a scandal
You said touching 😮
I nicknamed my mate Walrus he loves it 😂
The polar bear wasn't giving the walrus' "CPR". He's testing them to see if they're dead or sleeping.
I cried while watching this, whispering to myself saying “this is our fault...” repeatingly seeing those animals casually decreasing as us not doing anything to stop global warming and too stop all this pain that I see around me, seeing these animals being hurt while I just sit their and watch them suffer from pain... how much long will their home be taken away from this cruel world of pain?
I hope my 8th grade teacher shows us this at class for others to see the Perspective I have experience in this documentary.
lol.
shut up allready, greta
You know it’s mostly our fault. They smoke,they us car fuel,they burn factories, theylitter, they abuse, they destroy, they don’t care, they laugh, they watch as they are in pain. So basically we did this to OUR Earth, now dying slowly... 2020 things stopped working, less factories, more clean air, less trash, more clean water, less oil, happy marine animals. Less cuts, more happy jungle/Amazon/ tropical animals.
@@Cough_ez3931 boo hoo the other guys point still stands, not ur fault don’t take it like it is
Stop using cars
@Steve Smith we are responsible for melting of ice caps dumbo
When Sir David starts talking, everything is right again.
including the scene where he lies about the walruses going over the cliff?
NetFlix camera crews used drones to scare them off the cliff (so they could get a heart wrenching shot)
@@poliscikosis3187 are you for real
@@martinthegamer9040 yes. I'm being very serious.
@@poliscikosis3187 how do you know?
I am from indonesia
The way humans have destroyed the habitat of all other living beings is heart wrenching.
Here the main struggler is a camera man who struggled a lot to show us a perfect view... i really appreciate ur work..thanks man.👏👏👏
I thank for their work too!
How do you know it's a man?
@@budgetpantheon815 yes good question , it may be a robot, gay ,lesbian, or girl. But not a man..hope u got the answer. 👍
@@mdsadiq8869 or a non-binary person, it would be difficult imagine a robot did all of that. ps. gay and lesbian are not genders that should be obvious tho. 👍
@@budgetpantheon815 you havent gone outside in a while
felt so conflicted with that polar bear and seal pup scene. On one hand I wanted the bear to get something to eat but on the other, i wanted the seal pup to escape.
I hear ya.
But just imagine how many individual creatures get eaten alive every single day.
THAT is the reality of life... a hard existence capped off by a cruel end.
I feel like that's the point they were making there. On one hand, we immediately empathize with the pup purely because it's a defenseless baby... however, the bear isn't killing because it likes to, but simply because it needs to eat, too. Very rarely are there any true "heroes" or "villains" in nature, simply creatures doing what they must to survive according to their instincts. Cultures may view life and death as opposites, but there's one thing they inherently have in common:
*Neither life **_nor_** death are fair.* Not to the young, the old, the strong or the weak. And in that, the grown bear and the seal pup were equals.
😭😭😭😭
Nature is cruel, amoral, and absolutely beautiful.
It’s the circle of life
My heart broke into pieces as the walruses jumping off cliffs😭
My heart too, it's so sad :c
Same 😭😭😭poor walrus
Thats the part that got to me too :( my heart aches for the walrus
im a polar bear and im fine with that
Me too😢
5:35 "Penguins never give up" is my fav line from now on
It’s the fact that the male can find his baby in a crowd of half a MILLION just by its call. Love this so much.
Thank you NETFLIX.
Now I understand why this series is free to watch.
Every one needs to see this. It's very important.
This documentary was a work of art. It motivates and remind us all how wonderful our planet is and how we should take care of it for our future.
Yes. But the info we are given by the mainstream (corrupt) media is NOT correct on HOW to take care of it. The people (big money) who have the power to influence are causing far more harm than good.
People should visit the 'Tony...
Heller' channel for truth about what is going on.
Not how we should take care of it for _our_ future. How we should be taking care of it for the future of every organism that needs its prosperity to survive.
I have a ADHD and I have difficulty of finish even a 5 min video let alone an entire documentary, i can't remember the last time I watched a whole movie But this documentary had me in a stuck mode, finished the second one and on my way to watch the third.
To make this premium work free of charge and free of ads really moved me ,
tears were dripping down on my cheeks at this 43:33 and 49:08 without even realizing 😢😢
Thanks to Everyone who made this possible
This is a really touching documentary. Humans need to step up the efforts to protect our planet at all cost.
Some try, but it's not nearly enough
Earthworms need to step up the efforts to save our planet at all costs too.
Tell it to the corporations. The act if individuals isn't enough when 75% od pollution comes from corporations
@@Grindalyx375 :(
At all cost? You mean at the cost of not giving up your luxuries. The device you're watching this on was generated in a way that's bad for the planet. So is the network that makes it happen.
"The things parents go through to deliver a meal,if only they knew"...wow God bless your people,and your animals.
Are you not from Earth?
29:49 - 30:25
I just can’t imagine how much effort the people behind the scenes take to get these amazing shots. Also, the time it takes to get these facts, shots, and difficulties along the way. I would just like to give a tip of the hat to Netflix and Planet Earth.
Planet work does all the heavy lifting. Netflix just uses our money and goes hmmm... What to buy and click buy on the online shop and puts it in their store.
I have friend working as the ship crew at this kind of expedition, he said the money was good even in his first year. imagine that too.
Makes you realise how huge the climat lobby is indeed.
Ppbs386-1@okicici donate for a life 🙏 plz
@@PsyQoBoy This was funded by netflix so....not really. They didnt "buy" it. They put the money up to film it.
It is very sad that all of this will eventually come to an end because of us humans.
"The things parents go through to deliver a meal."
" If only the kids knew."
Astonishing stories, what a fascinating yet brutal world we live in. And Mr. David Attenborough's commentary makes it even more interesting. All hail to the Creator of this mind boggling wonder of a Planet.
Yes this particular line struck a chord with me
I cried so hard 😢 seeing that penguin 🐧 survive what a beautiful documentary to watch
😊
i knew
Our world is a miracle
The most endangered and treasured creature in this series isn't one we can see ...but instead the one we are listening to, it's host. I can't think of anyone who has devoted as many decades of their life to educating the world to both the beauty and diversity of life on our planet and the perils that it faces as this one man. Once he is gone who could possibly replace him? His legacy is priceless.
Well put... but i am afraid we all will become endangered if we go on the way we are used to
I know right. I wish to sir david attenborough still long healthy life 🙏🏻🪷🐦⬛🐢🐔🦙🦤
youre more concern to someone who has the ability to go the greatest hospital on earth the instance he sneeze abnormally than the walruses who jumped off of a cliff coz humans keep heating up the planet. you shouldnt allowed to consume anything this planet provides.
Sir David Attenborough is, indeed, a global icon and treasure. More importantly, though, how many of us are doing the things he would want us to do; to joining his lifelong efforts to save and protect our planet?
Another man!
I never thought of myself as greedy or self indulgent until I watched this program. The things I do everyday, without forethought, bring such harm to our planet and the creatures that live on it.
Heidi,
Please read my comment posted today May 15, 2021. You sound like a wonderful person who loves our planet. However, please read the book I mention and educate yourself on this topic. There are very powerful groups making a fortune and becoming very powerful telling lies and twisting the truth. If you really care please read the book, make your decision and share it with others.
@@louisesandberg6338 i already replied to you
@@louisesandberg6338 wheres the polar bears
If we make even small changes just think of everyone on the planet making small changes too and how that would add up to a great deal for the better. That's what we must think of instead of I'm only one person what good can I do?
thats because youre a bloody fool. and youve bought into the ridiculous idea that using your car and having a fridge is going to destroy the planet. when if anything its the billionaires trying to become trillionaires through resource exhaustion. youre a total pillock.
When this penguin calls out and one of the chicks get so excited ❤️ 29:24
The opening words about the moon get me everytime. Just the way David presents facts with that voice…goosebumps! Love this series! Need to show this series to kids in school!
And the graphics r amazing
Really hope they do show it to kids in school so many fantastic animals and environments
@@carlbland 4k buddy
@@joeschmoe3665 Im surprised its not been made mandatory viewing for school children, given the amount of "climate change" propaganda contained in it.
omg i thought i was the only one who felt that
48:48 I just couldn't control my tears. Even background music stopped 😭
:((( i cried too much
They even have fear in there eyes 😭
:((((((((((((
The seal pups were bad enough, but those poor walrus. I wasn't expecting anything like that.
It is without any doubt in my mind, the most chilling & damn well tragic few minutes ever committed to film. Things have reached a tipping point. This is real. And we are in the worst kind of trouble imaginable.
I've watched many many docus, but this certainly is one of, if not, the best I've seen. The emotions it evokes is very real and deep. It makes you really want to help out and make a difference
Good. Then truly honor that feeling by dedicating the rest of your life to doing that. If not, then sorry to say you reduce your feelings to nothing but petty sentiment.
Love lives in action.
Thats the point of the doc and why it´s free.
@@TheFlyingBrain.I bet your account is also your age, what did tedsantiago do to you dude
That penguin was like "hey bae, sorry i'm late"
She waits for him to give her a gift
Penguin looks around nervously, and picks up a rock nearby
"Here you go"
That's like going to your girl house and picking one of her flowers and giving her it
Ik this is a joke but Diamonds and other gems are also technically rocks. Funny how females through other species are also impressed with rocks😂😂
@@harveyspecter1855 if some one gave me a rock I'll be very happy with the rest of my day.
That’s actually how penguins find their mates. A male penguin will approach a female with a rock and offer it to her. If she accepts the rock, they become mates and if she doesn’t, he just got rejected
@@Himilayas least its a good thing the human world isn't as lonely.
The fact is Arctic is so fragile... And it depends on us humans activities is so frightening to think. So thank you this team for awarness. The camera crew & sir David deserves an oscar rightfully.
I think this is an irreversible action that we humans have done. And now there will be no end to it and every generation will be dealing with worse and worse climates with more species dying every year.
Sir David Attenborough’s voice is so enticing that it’s a pleasure to listen to , because you just feel like you’re right next tothe scene ! Thank you to him for all the work so far trying to bring us a fantastic approuch to describing life about the animals and nature on every part of our planet , and thank you very much for his existence 🙏🙏🙏!
true you are right about that
He really had done plenty, and not to mention he's been a natural enthusiast nearly his life.
Utter bollox he has allowed himself to be used as a spokesman for the corrupt establishment propaganda circus
Frank McNally is correct. The initial comment is naive. People should visit the 'Tony...
Heller' channel for truth about what is going on.
What a dazzling documentary. Brilliant. I have only one problem with it. The music, it's too loud, it's louder than the narration, I had to keep the volume down throughout and had to read the subtitles so I could watch it in peace. But thanks to Netflix for this.
Beautiful movie, so educative. It is so peaceful to watch all the scenes with nature. People dont deserve this and we definitely need to see how we impact badly on our planet.
Movie 10/10🙌
No way ur here after a year bro lol i love David so much 😂😂❤️
This is my 4th time watching this series. Sir David Attenborough’s voice modulation is so so so very soothing to listen to and the music is awesome. The cinematography is beyond this world. This is definitely a treat for the 6 senses in our body. And then it makes us think long and hard about the waste we dump into this world like as if it belongs to us, the destruction we cause just by merely existing on earth. The excesses we use in mindfully. And finally our willingness to do anything for money just as if money is going to save us from dying in a storm.
A naive comment. You have been successfully indoctrinated by the big-money owners of the MSM. People should visit the 'Tony...
Heller' channel for truth about what is going on.
The scene of walrus made me literally cry. Often i can restrain myself from crying but in that scene, i can't help myself but to just let out my emotion. I even told myself to not cry, and i end up having a pain in my throat from repressing that feeling.
Silly thing to jump of a cliff rofl
Ikr😭 I cried a lot too
bdw, what's the name of the background music?
@@-SharonSaputraSilaban i don't really know
Sir Attenborough is by far the best narrator.
thank you Netflix for this amazing series. I think not only students at schools should watch this but EVERYONE living on this planet should
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Thank you for introducing us to our PLANET earth. This documentary is factual, in depth, thorough and entertaining. This should be a mandatory part of the curriculum for all students, 9-12th grades, as many methods of learning are incorporated in this documentary about our beautiful planet earth and its inhabitants worldwide. Imagine? As much as we've been introduced to about our planet, it's still just the tip of the iceberg.
No 6-8 grades
I want to say. The voice of this man is like the voice of my childhood narrator. The best documentaries I have watched have been narrated by him. The visions of the beautiful planet, the peace of all the views, and his voice will always bring to me lovely memories. I love his voice. But, on the other hand, I will not accept that the destruction of the planet and global warming is my fault. I did not come to this rock in a spaceship. I was born here. I am a native and have the same rights as the polar bear.
The walrus’ is the most heartbreaking part.
Kenny James Cubero They just fell off the cliff 😢
I've saw that clip quite a while ago and BBC (EDIT: Netflix NOT the bbc) got hammered for saying it was due to climate change. I can't remember the detail for certain but am pretty sure it went along the lines of: David Attenborough filmed much the same scene about twenty years earlier (they showed both clips) when there was plenty of sea ice, stating another reason why they climbed the cliffs.
It's definitely a sad sight but pinning that one on 'climate change' was a pretty unforgivable cheap shot which - as far as I know - neither the BBC nor David Attenborough have retracted despite being asked to do so
@@martinjefferies666 this documentary is from netflix not the BBC
this episode is sad story
@@martinjefferies666 David just narrated it. This docu is not BBC smh 🙄
It feels good to hear Sir David Attenborough with his legendary voice speaking about our great planet.
This series is a masterpiece and everything, but can we appreciate the elite sound production and the background music
The voice of this man is legendary, i always love his voice in documentaries.
do you know his name
@@andyharrington5153 Sir David Attenborough
When the mama seal came back and looking for her pup. That literally made me cry. 🤧😭😭😭
Made me cry toooo 😢😭😭😭
Me hoodoo wahhhhhh😦😭😢😢😢😢😭😔😔😔😯😯
Thanks a lot Netflix, for putting this amazing series on UA-cam & kudos to the hard work which the entire team specially the cameramen have put up for making this brilliant documentary.
Agreed. The fact that they put this up for free on UA-cam is AMAZING - i would had thought that they would instead only put trailers of it or clips - but wow.
@@soliduscode Amazing propaganda. Thanks government and Netflix for giving us this massive guilt trip and telling us that we are the problem, not the ruling elites who profiteer from all this.
Can't wait for the free "documentaries" about the Ukraine 🤣
Happy
this documentary film is stunning.we have to save our nature
Save your soul first through Jesus Christ the creator of all you see in this doco
Really a unique documentary but in the end, falling of walrus was heartbreaking, but thanks again to Netflix, David sir and all the team for such a great job, love from India
I know the walruses did me in, had to stop there my heart started breaking.
Yes 😖
The narrator, David Attenborough, has such a unique tone of voice & intonation upon talking that makes this beautiful & sublime doc. more colorful, exciting, & intriguing!! Thanks!! Enjoying admiring & appreciating it amidst coronavirus rampage plight in the US.( 23 Jun 2020 )
Love from India is cringe stop thissss
15:05 Goosebumps.. the apexes connected to the server.
The cuts, the music.... legendary.
Thanks u so much Netflix team and sir David Attenborough 😍😍😍😍😍😍😊😊
I'm glad that I grew up watching and appreciating nature documentaries of the kind that National Geographic and the BBC are so good at. That experience gave me a great appreciation and love for nature. Watching this, even as I appreciate the magnificent technical excellence of it, it shook me to the core, especially that scene with the walruses falling from the cliffs. What are we doing, as a specie? How long will it take us to wake up and do more to protect our planet? It is the only one we've got and none of us will be able to go anywhere else any time soon.
nice
I was just watching this all willy nilly and things got serious with the bears. I thought Ok this is upsetting but it can't get much worse.
Then the Walruses started falling.
My jaw hit the floor and I was speechless for a solid 10 minutes.
Why did you watch that? Why do you watch such things? I turned away from my screen and continued watching after it was over! Why didn't you?
@@dreamthedream8929 did turning away save them? Did it make all the bad stuff go away? This is real life and these creatures are dying because of our turning away. We don't want to look at them so we don't want to help them. This woke me up, it's reality slapping you in the face and telling you that our actions are causing these problems. Look away if you like, but that doesn't change anything.
@@changelingman9687 and did it save them that you kept looking? No. You don't have to see that to know that its bad. Do you like watching torture or murder videos too? Do you have to see that to know that it's some really bad stuff?
@@dreamthedream8929 *Looks for the part in both comments that remotely indicates that he enjoyed cute blubbery animals fall to their deaths*
*Fails to find it*
I kept looking because we owe it to them to at least see how bad it is. It is frighteningly easy to simply ignore the problems and pretend they don't exist. You forget, my Carbon emission is in there too, as well as yours, and everyone else. My sister is the same way in that she cannot bear to see an animal die, even if its a hunt between animals. Death is part of life and I have long ago made peace with the fact that things die. I have had to put snakes out of their misery because some Jackass ran them over and they can't hunt. I saved birds that would hit windows and lost more. The fact that I stomach death is in no part of enjoyment. I hated seeing it, but it is happening and looking away just makes ignoring it that much easier. I do hope that you have a good day (or evening) and that light still shines for you.
@@dreamthedream8929 holy shit chill if you turned away from every bad thing you would be looking backwards your whole life
I can't help feeling in utter awe of all the people engaged in the creation of this incredible, almost incomparable, brilliant doc., esp. those cameramen who had to endeavor & endure w/ an infinite patience so as to procure these unmissable & nearly indelible momentous footages one after another in the face of some adverse conditions well deserve my highest kudos. The post-production crews such as editors, audio men w/ the effective background music, a scriptwriter w/ researchers, a convincing narrator, etc., they all achieved the great job to enhance a wealth of magnificence, excitement, & intrigue but they did it so at the comfort of their studio in their own country, & that is a pivotal difference from the aforementioned photographers. Nonetheless, thanks to them all in the production, we could enjoy & appreciate this singular doc. for free on YT w/o being interrupted its continuity by those annoying ads or adverts in the UK. . Much obliged to you for that. (08/31/24)
My Zoology teacher suggested and included this into our syllabus and I'm thanking Netflix for being an eye-opener to the world.
I have no words to say thanks to Netflix for such an amazing heart warming and breaking series🙏🙏
Please read my post above from May 15th 2021 if the powers that be don't "cancel me". Everyone must read and educate themselves...these productions are very powerful but the truth is more powerful.
I want to cry... what upset scene... everyone of us should watch these series and consider the consequences of warming climate!!! Though human being so selfish and greedy that it is unlikely most of us will be touched, unfortunately... thanks a lot to producers of these series. Great, brilliant, amazing job!!!THank you!!!
سبحان الخالق بديع السموات والأرض الله الذي لا إله إلا هو الحي الذي لا يموت الذي خلق كل شي فأحسنه وخلق الإنسان في احسن تقويم سبحانه وتعالى عما يشركون.
I mean- I have no words... It's so beautiful yet so realistic at the same time. It shows how we, animals, and humans are totally at the mercy of Mother Earth. What a legendary documentary series. Well done Netflix
ofc its realistic its real life
This documentary shows us that we are all here on this planet trying to get food for us and our loved ones in order to survive.
..... yes and it all comes down to procreation even for humanity. Its survival of the fittest. He who grows ,gathers and hunts provides nutrients for the flesh so we can by prolific and multiply this act of creation carries our DNA to future generations. It to is natures way.
A huge huge huge round of applause for the team and Netflix for bringing up this content -- My heart Felt Joy and Really felt sorrow at the same time... IDK how can I express emotions
Hello I'm Thai, I have watched Our Planet series on Netflix channel for several times and I love it very much. Thanks Netflix and film crew a lot for making this video for our world ^^.
Hi how are you
Watching from Toronto
Hello everything! How are you to find out??
It should be fun to watch but it wasn't
Thank bbc, as Netflix simply bought it from bbc & wasn’t responsible for the filming and production ,is what I remember reading , anyway. But yes it is very well done, with a lot of good content / info . While the music soundtrack was well composed & executed , I wish they’d have laid off the music , as it’s very loud throughout these documentaries in this series and fine if you’re just watching whenever , but not at bedtime 😆
that walrus part broke my heart :(
Very hard to watch
More ice = less penguins, seals and krill
Less ice = less walrus, polar bears and whales
This world is always changing (from ice age to stone age) and something always has to go for something else to stay.
@@yrrek1983 true but nature once had a beautiful balance which we have quite drastically disturbed
@@_ASPEN_ "Ice age" doesn't sound very balanced to me (and that was a long time before the first SUV) can't blame us for that.
@@_ASPEN_ we haven’t, the world naturally does this
When we compare our life struggles to these animals it’s really nothing. Their struggle is for almost everything survival,food and protection. In there world their is no protagonist nor antagonist. It’s all about surviving that very movement.Sir David Attenborough 🙏🏻
well we humans could easily build a small farm to sustain ourselves, issue is that other humans ‘own’ that land
IS just as hard for human to own own home, get food, and healthcare, and safety. May even be harder.
David is a legend made the best wildlife docu's in history!
the penguin falling over and honking squeezed my heart
Those are seals not penguin
@@maninderaasa4556 no there not silly
@@maninderaasa4556 i was talking about the beginning
Ok
It's at 5:32
This documentary is really amazing.
I mean how beautifully they've demonstrated the life in Antarctica and the creatures who are enduring the consequences of our silly mistakes...
Repent and turn to Jesus Christ cos
@@baggerz4448 Amen to that
well, silly mistakes is the wrong way to put it. societal progress, which we are now learning the repercussions of, and making corrections.
@@thezestylime0989 yeah rite
Cried for first episode. Didn't expect second episode made me cried so hard. It hurts to see how these poor babies struggle to live.
The tranquility in my heart when I am watching the ice
the story of penguins is lovely, but that of walruses is too heart-broken.
"The things parents go through to deliver a meal....if only they knew"
That really got me 😭😭😭😭
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That got me too bro😢being a dad hei.
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