The fact that she has survived there for 15 years and raised 9 generations is remarkable. What a smart and amazing animal. Her socks are pretty awesome too. ♥️
@BadGoy as also, she could not raise 9 generations .....she is one generation.....the one after her is the second generation no matter how many times she delivers cubs......NOW, her offspring and their descendants may be in the region and have produced 9 generations, but she would REALLY be rare if somehow she did that herself.......
it's a humble reminder that if we were ever to all perish, nature would reclaim everything very quickly. People forget that we ARE nature, detached in their cozy cities.
@philip Trevor if only they did, you realize how many economic problems that would solve? More than just that. I guess humanity really is divided between the smart and the dumb, but to bad that there's more dumb than smart
The fact that someone kept track of the amount of generations rear by a particular wild hyena at a remote ruin in a middle of a desert for 15 years is just pure dedication.
@@AlisCave These Hyenas are a protected species and for years are part of a Safari tour and have been studied and looked after for many many years so they know exactly her movements and problems etc.
Spoiler alert: She moved to LA to be closer to her agent and further her acting career. Unfortunately there hasn’t been a lot of work for ‘ageing Brown Hyena’ parts since this BBC documentary, but her agent is hopeful that she can get an audition for the next Madagascar movie...
I watched this full episode the other night and I cried. The loneliness and the will to survive in these beautiful creatures is amazing and sad. A Mother’s love is unmatched. The lengths she travels just to feed her babies ❤️
Meanwhile, the male is performing his due-diligence, by roaming the lands, & spreading his seed for many generations to come! It's a tough job, but he steadfastly pursues the theraputic benefits of the release, & piece of mind with each task performed to perfection. Their species will endure!
Boxie Boi yo i watch lot of David narrated nature docs but u r the first one to make realize its one of my childhood character. I could’ve never guessed it sounds like Winnie.
That's mostly true, now. But when I was a kid, nature documentaries were so much more of a thing. I grew up with that instead of sports, and I'm so appreciative of it.
It’s saddening when u hear she’s been there for 15 years. Showing how old she is and still fighting the elements and still raising her pups. Absolutely stunning creature
@@audermarspiguet6127 secondly the real question is how do you know it's sad? as we cannot see their emotions. For all you know it could be really happy and loves where it lives.
this is a series which called, “Seven Worlds, One Planet.” This is the last episode of the series. The episode 7 (Africa). The end is very sad. It shows what humans have done to the natural world.
Brown Hyenas mostly scavenge carrion or hunt smaller prey like seal pups, rabbits, and rodents. Their success lies in that they are actually omnivores, so they could also eat shrooms, vegetables, and plant roots if food becomes really scarce.
They sought after places like this all wild animals hate humans, we r not symbiotic like every thing else that in habits this blue planet, we r anticlockwise & its so sad!
This rare predator has to be one of the most wonderful, bravest creatures I've ever seen! They live isolated, in a deserted place and they manage to survive! That is just breathtaking!
Forex guy Loves Jesus she would only go for baby animals because it’s an easy target and she can’t risky getting injured because she has to take care of her puppies.
Forex guy Loves Jesus if you watched the episode, she kinda just picked the seal up, no fight or anything and when the jackals were annoying her she just walked past them
It’s so amazing even if leaving a town behind is sad to us but.. the people who abandoned this town just have these little guys a home! Isn’t life fascinating?
Omg, she’s perfection!! I wish she knew how much we all love her. I’ve spent time with them at a sanctuary, and they are soooo smart! I would love to see them wild like this. 🥰
Maybe she didnt find a mate during some of those years because living inside a abandon city is like no predators but no food/males attracted to said food.
@@BlackDillon Not much profit in baby farming anymore. Not with the new universal credit. I expect we wont see such big families on council estates anymore.
I can't believe that these beautiful animals exist. I hope that no human ever will hurt them anymore and they will forever continue to live on as a species
I actually think there are the animals in the Lion King, but because people only know the general hyena, no one thought to say they were brown hyenas. Hey! I could be wrong! Just a thought because I swear those cartoons look more like the brown hyena!
literally EVERY TIME I watch a production from BBC Earth, it has me saying WOW or WOAH at least 3 or 4 times (the longer programmes theres at least 15 wows). really quite amazing though.
@A long time ago we made it to paradise. Well, you can look it up, but highly intelligent people just don't give a fuck, unless it's some weird mathematical diagram or newly found black hole or noncarbon based life found. Very intelligent people don't give a fuck about a hyena in desert, I don't give a fuck about a hyena in the desert.
@@ildefonsogiron4034 They should plan out a whole bunch of future documentaries in fine detail and then have him narrate them in advance so he can continue narrating from beyond the grave, like Tupac. Or just record a massive archive of him narrating every concievable behaviour of every animal on Earth and stitch it together like Siri.
She’s an old lady teenage mom who reared nine generations, and wears no makeups since she has majestic golden fur and zebra patterned leggings. And she lives in an abandoned town.
@@brucewayne2558 they did film many scenes in africa, but different desert. Tatooine was filmed in Northern Africa (Sahara desert) The video above is Southern Africa (Namib desert)
2:31 "Brown Hyenas may walk over 20 miles a day in search of food." Meanwhile my lazy ass tryna walk 10 feet to grab the popcorn from the other end of the couch lol
andi If humanity reduces itself we do not have the resources to rebuild we have taken everything that there is because of that if humanity goes to nuclear war there will be no rebuilding we will die off broken and despotic
@@ffi1001 yeh but my point is that we already know of how many animals live without any human intervention or knowledge that we exist. I'm assuming he means im an urban area but more likely than not urban areas wouldn't look like that.
This makes me very glad that, when we are to finally be gone then their would still be beauty left behind in the things we have made for other creatures.
Sometimes... The existing structures will prevent it from becoming what it once was. Kind of bad to have abandoned towns that animals live in because they begin to adapt and change the natural instinct of the animals and their offspring.
0:48 _"Oh hello, I am Hyena, and welcome to the house tour! We'll be starting with the living room and going forwards to the kitchen and bathroom area"_
Alot of African countries are developing. Most country on the continent where growing fast had a civil war and now have to go back to redevelopment often somewhere who's somewhat recent memories aren't plagued with the thought of death and suffering. I'm happy they are growing past that.
Actually there are many ghost towns in Africa. You have not heard of them because you do not know much about Africa. I live in Africa and from my experience most people outside Africa know very little about the continent. VERY VERY LITTLE. I sometimes get shocked by the ignorance
Meanwhile one of her distant relatives sleeps on the couch in air conditioning, takes car rides with dad and the furthest he will ever have to walk for food is to the kitchen.
The music, narrator's voice, cinematography...everything is just choreographed in a pleasantly eerie way....it's like someone's idea of an apocalyptic lonely earth!!
Nature is not anyones property. And how can it be your pride when for decades people push more and more animals to extinction? Do you contribute to nature? Or just exploit? I think you meant something good. But what you actually said is toxic.
Instead of spitting venom and making a fool of yourself like you just did, you should've asked me first to elaborate what I meant by what I've said. If you were familiar with Namibia then you could have understood the meaning of my statement. But seeing as you ain't, I won't blame you. Maybe a lil research and then you can come back here?
@@leenaamwaalwa3567 you're easily triggered when what I wrote is 'spewing venom' to you. I even said that I think you ment well. And I'd love to hear that you contribute to the welfare of Namibias ecosystem. The majority don't. The majority of people exploit it. And please don't argue that you live there and I don't. One needs not live in a place to understand it's macro statistics (habitatloss, decline of species, clearing of forests etc).
yeah... this is so saddening. I don't usually root for predators, but... it's not their fault that they've been drafted at the top of their food chain and have to kill to survive. And seeing this female search food over a 20 miles distance each day is saddening to me. Meanwhile, I am eating whatever I want, whenever I want and while watching youtube and I still complain that life is hard. That's just not fair :(
The fact that she has survived there for 15 years and raised 9 generations is remarkable. What a smart and amazing animal. Her socks are pretty awesome too. ♥️
Look animated
@BadGoy are you always this salty that you go around looking for arugments smh
@BadGoy Yes
@BadGoy as also, she could not raise 9 generations .....she is one generation.....the one after her is the second generation no matter how many times she delivers cubs......NOW, her offspring and their descendants may be in the region and have produced 9 generations, but she would REALLY be rare if somehow she did that herself.......
Ten Ways To Wear It she is amazing. I have such respect for her.
The post-apocalyptic vibe on this is pretty unsettling.
Mad Max
it's a humble reminder that if we were ever to all perish, nature would reclaim everything very quickly. People forget that we ARE nature, detached in their cozy cities.
@philip Trevor not really, though most people just don't care
@philip Trevor if only they did, you realize how many economic problems that would solve? More than just that.
I guess humanity really is divided between the smart and the dumb, but to bad that there's more dumb than smart
@philip Trevor looks like I've spotted the _dumb_
Africas most common predator: the laughing hyena
Africas most rarest predator: the serious hyena
True 😂
U mean the brown hyena
Carlos Pintor you’re fun at parties
Haha
SakuraVyn 🤣🤣
The fact that someone kept track of the amount of generations rear by a particular wild hyena at a remote ruin in a middle of a desert for 15 years is just pure dedication.
Or like a lot of these documentaries, someone just made that up. Who is there to fact check it? No one.
@@AlisCave These Hyenas are a protected species and for years are part of a Safari tour and have been studied and looked after for many many years so they know exactly her movements and problems etc.
@@AlisCave yes there are people who check on them, the national park administrator
@@AlisCave Go home to Mar a Lago!
U said it mane its jus meticulously amazing
Her peeking around the edge of that doorway gave me chills--can just see the intelligence in her eyes. Gorgeous animal!
Indeed
OmG YoU aRe RiGht
I thought the same thing
Ive been watching documentaries about animals for a while and had no idea this animal existed, outstanding
yep and there is an indian hyena related to this
Same
We learn more every day
me too
Yup, same as me.
She’s beautiful! Here’s to hoping she can stay safe, as will her pups, and they can live long and happy lives
I agree!
Malice the narrator said she’s been there for 15 years so obviously she can find food lol
@Malice She's given birth to 9 generations ,shes A tough son of A bitch & so are her kids ,you pessimist .
Spoiler alert: She moved to LA to be closer to her agent and further her acting career. Unfortunately there hasn’t been a lot of work for ‘ageing Brown Hyena’ parts since this BBC documentary, but her agent is hopeful that she can get an audition for the next Madagascar movie...
nature does not work towards longevity or happy endings.
I watched this full episode the other night and I cried. The loneliness and the will to survive in these beautiful creatures is amazing and sad. A Mother’s love is unmatched. The lengths she travels just to feed her babies ❤️
please can you send me a link. i'd like to watch the full episode too.
@@JB-bs9xg ua-cam.com/video/NSmBwIXldpU/v-deo.html
Meanwhile, the male is performing his due-diligence, by roaming the lands, & spreading his seed for many generations to come!
It's a tough job, but he steadfastly pursues the theraputic benefits of the release, & piece of mind with each task performed to perfection.
Their species will endure!
Beautiful comment ❤
Come to Namibia we are few and the land is big
Gotta be honest, this narrator’s voice is just glorious
It’s David Attenborough, a legend
Raptorade SIR David Attenborough
And the music is like an icing to the cake
@@Raptorade ITS SIR DAVID ATTENBOROUGH TOO YOU
Boxie Boi yo i watch lot of David narrated nature docs but u r the first one to make realize its one of my childhood character. I could’ve never guessed it sounds like Winnie.
Only the BBC can shoot a wildlife documentary like this.
That's mostly true, now. But when I was a kid, nature documentaries were so much more of a thing. I grew up with that instead of sports, and I'm so appreciative of it.
It's magnificent
Animals are paid actors.
BBC America is a better Animal Planet than Animal Planet, honestly.
@J Pennington it seems no major news network is capable of doing real news anymore.
It’s saddening when u hear she’s been there for 15 years. Showing how old she is and still fighting the elements and still raising her pups. Absolutely stunning creature
How is that sad lol. I've lived in my town for over 15 years
And they're hyenas dont think they get sad about where they live
Ollieboy for a dog, that’s the equivalent of 80 years old. How is that not sad.
@@audermarspiguet6127 i mean first of all it's not a dog.
@@audermarspiguet6127 secondly the real question is how do you know it's sad? as we cannot see their emotions. For all you know it could be really happy and loves where it lives.
When she looks around the corner at the camera, such soul in her eyes.
Or wondering if it something she can take down and eat.
I like your Outlook Ms Anna🌍 it's like you can feel & see, the stories she could tell you and the thousands of miles she's traveled to survive
That’s a great shot
Beautiful
Happy mum
Why so short? I’m curious to see how she hunts , what she hunts, etc... you guys have to give us a update when you get a chance.
The full thing would be available somewhere (or in the future, probably) as part of a larger production.
this is a series which called, “Seven Worlds, One Planet.” This is the last episode of the series. The episode 7 (Africa). The end is very sad. It shows what humans have done to the natural world.
It's probably because the food is scarce so their body just adapts to it, having a smaller size so they use energy less.
Seem cute, but will also attack and eat humans as well.
Brown Hyenas mostly scavenge carrion or hunt smaller prey like seal pups, rabbits, and rodents. Their success lies in that they are actually omnivores, so they could also eat shrooms, vegetables, and plant roots if food becomes really scarce.
A ghost town inhabited by the rarest predator in Africa, sounds like a good stage for a boss fight
Too much video game for u buddy!
*Dark souls boss music plays*
Poachers: ...
She’s like the dad that went for milk 5 years ago
But comes back
Lmao
@@robbyz512 time well spent, infinitely better than spending it with you
Jeff Hunter Then you see a half puerto-rican kid that looks like him. That’s not his friend, It’s Ernesto
That's not funny, my dad left to sign on and hasn't been back since. It was 20 years ago. I know the ques are big and you wait, but 20 years?
People taking a joke seriously smh
If you ever feel lonely just remember, Brown Hyena lives in a ghost town for 15 years and survived.
As have I
or if you hate people and want to be alone just remember, Brown Hyena lives in a ghost town for 15 years and thrived.
at least she was getting laid.
They sought after places like this all wild animals hate humans, we r not symbiotic like every thing else that in habits this blue planet, we r anticlockwise & its so sad!
Where do they get water? What do they eat? Way to leave us hanging 10/10 cinema
Canadian Prepper it’s not the whole documentary... in the description it says “commercial”
Have you considered google?
I think ive seen this on tv she goes to the sea or something where catches a baby seal idk for sure tho
qurdle seals? Aren’t they on deserted land? 👁👄👁
@@rosangie770 Africa has shore lines
She is so gorgeous, and strong.
🤣
feminine queen
?,?, lmao
Its David FREAKING Attenborough, of course he’s a great narrator.
@?,?, you're joking, right? Did you not know the hyena was female?
Once in a while there's a recommendation thats actually worth watching, this was it👍🏼❗️
I agree with your comment.
It’s pretty pog
Same
The Lion King would have been a different movie with these dudes.
Such a cute wise face when she looked through that door frame. And the leg pattern is gorgeous.
Your dp😁
NEGUS MBARKA well not really, they usually just eat baby animals because it’s an easy target.
Love ur comment
Also love the stripy legs :)
This rare predator has to be one of the most wonderful, bravest creatures I've ever seen! They live isolated, in a deserted place and they manage to survive!
That is just breathtaking!
Forex guy Loves Jesus she would only go for baby animals because it’s an easy target and she can’t risky getting injured because she has to take care of her puppies.
Forex guy Loves Jesus if you watched the episode, she kinda just picked the seal up, no fight or anything and when the jackals were annoying her she just walked past them
Sir David Frederick Attenborough narration makes everything so much epic.
It’s so amazing even if leaving a town behind is sad to us but.. the people who abandoned this town just have these little guys a home! Isn’t life fascinating?
Nine gens of cubs? Wow, she must be old. Who knows what she's seen in her life.
Probably lots of feet.... mmmm..... i wish i was her...
She's seen a lot of desert, he said she's lived there 15 years, so she's at least 15.
@@bigredc222 probably 25 years old, wheres all the dads? Lul...
Typical....
JK. Alot of good Dads out there.
@@holeindanssock156 They live up to 20 years so she probably isn't that old.
Also 9 generations isn't that much as the reach maturity pretty quickly.
@@spokoju8199 thats alot of sex... Lul
Looks like a cross between a zebra, wolverine and a German shepherd.
J Rod yep
And a elephant a lil
J Rod It’s weird how they aren’t even 1 bit related to dogs literally
A zebra?.. what
J Rod and a wooly mammoth
Never once did i think hyenas could be this adorable lol 😂
Bryan Kipro for real! Haha
@Left Right they're cat-dogs
best dog and cat out in the world so cute but theyll eat you like nothing
I don't like spotted hyenas
Thiere cutness is what made me watch this video ..
Omg, she’s perfection!! I wish she knew how much we all love her. I’ve spent time with them at a sanctuary, and they are soooo smart! I would love to see them wild like this. 🥰
It looks like one of the strangest kind of hybrid animals I’ve ever seen. Absolutely beautiful.
I would love to casually show up at the dog park w this dog 🧐
Such a beautiful creature
look up this animal called the capybara, its basically a giant rat.
God is the most creative
@@ademite Dude we so know about them. Now that brown hyena is different.
Wow "she has been here for 15 years" "has had 9 generation of cubs"...
Maybe she didnt find a mate during some of those years because living inside a abandon city is like no predators but no food/males attracted to said food.
Sounds like the same description for half the benefits scrounging council estate trash in the UK lol
@@BlackDillon Not much profit in baby farming anymore. Not with the new universal credit. I expect we wont see such big families on council estates anymore.
Can you elaborate a bit? I'm not sure why you're astonished?
Like Turkish people in Germany kappa
Brown hyenas are actually cuter then their cackling cousins.
arkinyte13 I agree! What a beautiful animal
Normal hyenas be damn ugly and scary
@@rioclo4506 Look up a guy called the Lion Whisperer, the videos of his Hyenas will change your mind.
and someday the super-intelligent hyena people who inherit the Earth will argue about which tribe of hyenas the humans built this city for.
can we just talk about the fact that they’re gorgeous
iiwolfie I play roblox toooooooo
@@user-oh2hx9kf8d ha...ha...i don't play roblox...haha.....ha
No
MrMathsPie go away then
inferno ayeee
When you pres "Randomize" in hyena character creator:
That’s probably the best way to describe it
hmm what should my character be? 🤔
✔ fluffy
✔ hairy
✔ stripes
✔ cat or dog-like
…
see ya guys in 3-5 years when this gets recommended again
Until Then ;)
Okay bye
Will do
Astala vista baby!
Hope they will not get extinct till then ...would be really sad if it happened 😥
Hard carrying her whole damn species
Still a dirty camper
@@thebrofessor4002 Stfu
@@thebrofessor4002 don't compare yourself with this animal
@@thebrofessor4002 how miserable do you have to be, to be hating on an animal? 😂💀
@@nowelalalalala how stupid do you need to be to not get a simple joke?
*The video: "And one of Africa's rarest predators the brown hyena. This gh-"*
*My brain: "we should pet it."*
No
Ahh I’m gonna pet it it’s so cut- AHHH GOD MY ARM OH ahh uhh ☠️
@@KristenRobertskris10lr on the good side you will serve as food for a rare specie
CALIBURN (slowly bleeding out on the ground) Yay!
@@KristenRobertskris10lr I will die proud of myself
These hyenas kind of look like what Eevies would look like in real life.
God aww they do kinda
Zacian
Eevies are actually hyenas? 😱
No
Are we playing the same game?
I can't believe that these beautiful animals exist. I hope that no human ever will hurt them anymore and they will forever continue to live on as a species
Random Dogface I mean they on tv now and you know how humans are💀
Imagine Hyena becoming starting to walk on two legs and nuke some animals for free food
Their skin has high price on the black market
"Africa's rarest predator" I think your hope is a wee bit late.
Humans left this family of hyena with a palace to live in.
I’m sure the hyenas are more than grateful for the home humans have left them
The town is called Kolmanskop. It was a German diamond mining town in the first half of the twentieth century
Thank you!
Thanks for the info!
She's pretty... wish all who reads this a prosperous new year
jamari mitchell
You as well dude!
@@flowerfrost447 give thanks
She is absolutely gorgeous.😊 I wish you and everyone else a great new year as well!✨✨✨
Same to you!
jamari mitchell have a wonderful new year as well!
Such a mystical looking creature. Almost like some Pokémon.
Mighteyena lol.
@The Krookodile Hunter That's mario i believe
I actually think there are the animals in the Lion King, but because people only know the general hyena, no one thought to say they were brown hyenas. Hey! I could be wrong! Just a thought because I swear those cartoons look more like the brown hyena!
@@weliveincapetown those are spotted hyenas.
@@desiree2401 Except I feel their colourings were closer to the brown :)
literally EVERY TIME I watch a production from BBC Earth, it has me saying WOW or WOAH at least 3 or 4 times (the longer programmes theres at least 15 wows). really quite amazing though.
Nerd
Stupid people get amazed by simple things. Now i'm not saying you're stupid, but i'm pretty smart and I never wow 15 times in one program.
@A long time ago we made it to paradise. Well, you can look it up, but highly intelligent people just don't give a fuck, unless it's some weird mathematical diagram or newly found black hole or noncarbon based life found. Very intelligent people don't give a fuck about a hyena in desert, I don't give a fuck about a hyena in the desert.
Raaka you’re in the wrong place my friend. Because it’s fucking awesome to us.
Raaka also just like to add, that as a conservationist and filmmaker myself, I can appreciate what it means to capture and create films like this.
Imagine having to walk into the bare empty desert for several days each time to find food for you and your multiple children
good bye obesity
Sir David's voice is legendary ... I could listen to him for hours
Yeah, but I think he belongs to an endangered breed. Wish he was younger.
@@ildefonsogiron4034 They should plan out a whole bunch of future documentaries in fine detail and then have him narrate them in advance so he can continue narrating from beyond the grave, like Tupac.
Or just record a massive archive of him narrating every concievable behaviour of every animal on Earth and stitch it together like Siri.
The one time the animal actually has golden hair, and it's named the brown hyena
😂
Me: whoa a golden hyena!
Narrator: ....the brown hyena...
Mr. Krabs: Gold!
It also has zebra legs.
Ikr
They look like they’re from a Miyazaki Hayao movie. So magical.
I want David Attenborough to read me a bedtime story.
I want David Attenborough narrate a documentary about MY life...
@@fumomofumosarum5893 that would be pretty cool ngl.
@@fumomofumosarum5893 if only I was so worthy.
Try Roald Dahl's ebooks
MrBallen please
The more introverted version of Hyenas.
oh its brown hyenas and striped hyenas
brown hyenas' laughing sound are some of the craziest you will ever hear
It sounds like a human laughing
Brown.
Brown hyenas do not “yip”, neither do striped hyenas or aardwolves. The spotted hyena is the only hyena that uses this as a form of communication.
Such a beautiful, graceful creature.
UA-cam - ''are you not depressed enough? Dont worry we got you''
OMG..BEST COMMENT HERE! Now excuse me while I cry my eyes out...
I'm distracted by your fine ass .
Holy lord they are so cute!! And damn she’s a old beautiful lady, fifteen years! 😍
And imagine she has no makeup😂😂😂
@@markohuru4539 ba dum tsss
They are not so cute when they are close to sea lion colonies...
She is a teenager with baby..
She’s an old lady teenage mom who reared nine generations, and wears no makeups since she has majestic golden fur and zebra patterned leggings. And she lives in an abandoned town.
The town looks like something out of star wars
@@brucewayne2558 they did film many scenes in africa, but different desert. Tatooine was filmed in Northern Africa (Sahara desert) The video above is Southern Africa (Namib desert)
Omg yaaaa
I wonder if she nurses her cubs with blue milk.
Welp.
This is Tusken territory.
Absolutely gorgeous camera work. Talk about having a rough life.
what a beautiful creature. Hyena's aren't bad like people believe, they are highly social and very smart.
Her peeking around the corner at the camera made me laugh
DarkScarlettVixen just imagine how hard it was to get that shot
I thought she looked adorable
@@ViperDAZ what??
🤗🤗It was Soo Cute
@@pauljefferson9538 The perfect lighting and framing, with the wind blowing, was a 1 in a million shot.
2:31 "Brown Hyenas may walk over 20 miles a day in search of food."
Meanwhile my lazy ass tryna walk 10 feet to grab the popcorn from the other end of the couch lol
That's one loooooong couch my dude
You got a bigass couch
Big batty
Damn your couch is 10 foot?? I wish.
It looks something like "Life after human disappear" or something like that.
yeah hahaha, finally someone who have the same idea as i have.
Because thats what it is lul
Reminds me ""I am Legend ""
@@MadeInTheAbyss the sun won't explode
andi If humanity reduces itself we do not have the resources to rebuild we have taken everything that there is because of that if humanity goes to nuclear war there will be no rebuilding we will die off broken and despotic
0:34 me when i come back home and there are guests inside.
Wow my heart goes out to this animal. First time im ever hearing about and seeing this type of hyena.
well this certainly gives some insight of how animals would handle a world without humans
Like they do in the wild in many places?
Free Buju I think he means if humans died off.
@@ffi1001 yeh but my point is that we already know of how many animals live without any human intervention or knowledge that we exist.
I'm assuming he means im an urban area but more likely than not urban areas wouldn't look like that.
They would flourish.
Pretty well, I’m assuming (aside from ones that are too domesticated).
This is just a message on how would animals look like without humans
Oliver Lumapas very happy
Oliver Lumapas no it’s not, it’s not that deep!!!
But they look worse with humans as well, at least most of them. I love animals.
This makes me very glad that, when we are to finally be gone then their would still be beauty left behind in the things we have made for other creatures.
No!
PainfulHail13 4 Yes
Tulip Octavia You obviously haven’t watched the video.
Pixel Treason You obviously have trouble comprehending the obvious.
Madame Defarge You also haven’t watched the video.
Brown hyenas look like a bunch of animals pasted together. Those zebra stripes are beautiful
This really shows how animals retake their territories if humans just leave
Kinda sad really cuz when they finally start to thrive humans come back.
Sometimes... The existing structures will prevent it from becoming what it once was. Kind of bad to have abandoned towns that animals live in because they begin to adapt and change the natural instinct of the animals and their offspring.
@Neil Mathews it matters on what you believe really
@Neil Mathews who said the earth is flat 😂😂😂
@@The_yeffy1 yeah i definitely understand what you mean
0:48 _"Oh hello, I am Hyena, and welcome to the house tour! We'll be starting with the living room and going forwards to the kitchen and bathroom area"_
Kalana Herath Lol😂 “ _as you can probably see, the place is in need of a little renovation_ ...”
Unbelievable.... Heard and seen ghost towns in China, around Chernobyl and even India. But this is the first ever ghost town seen from Africa.
Alot of African countries are developing. Most country on the continent where growing fast had a civil war and now have to go back to redevelopment often somewhere who's somewhat recent memories aren't plagued with the thought of death and suffering. I'm happy they are growing past that.
Maybe that's because we "westerners" don't hear much about Africa at all.
Actually there are many ghost towns in Africa. You have not heard of them because you do not know much about Africa. I live in Africa and from my experience most people outside Africa know very little about the continent. VERY VERY LITTLE. I sometimes get shocked by the ignorance
Ghost towns are everywhere lol. If you live in the US there are tons of them out here too
@@ezra5788 facts
For some reason this beautiful Animal just RADIATES an aura that brings tears to my eyes.
What a truly magnificent Animal.
It's not the animal it's the majestic music in the background
@@stayhooked9499 Im at work... barely heard the Music haha
I love rare Animals "Being overly successful" its inspiring.
I thought maybe it was just my pregnancy hormones but I feel you. Majestic is the first word that I thought looking at this beautiful animal.
@@joannediaz8978 I think we are both very calm and rational late 20yr old Women.
I LOVE YOU JOANNE (cries and laughs) 😅😅
Omg me too
Just when i thought Africa had no other animal to Suprise me...
That hyena is boss. How the hell did she give birth to and raise 9 generations of babies in that barren land?
@@robertelliot4196 wow that's amazing!
Because she can walk 20 miles to find food. Like us, they are omnivorous, so if she can't find carrion or prey, she can go for some roots.
TrueGamerOpinion like humans were anywhere near that place
@@gravy3858 they are
how does BBC know?
0:34 "Wait is that a camera over there? I don't even have my make up on, hold up stay RIGHT there"
Me checking if my wife is still awake when i have too much to drink with my friends 0:23
No
Whahahaha....love it when the narator said Predators!😂
💀
This is gold meme
Just got off work. My feet kicked up watching this. Awesomeness!
The cubs are so cute, and a stark contrast to mom's face that shows "I've seen a lot..."
Wow what a comment!
Yea shes been working the block for quite sometime now
There's no place like Africa on planet earth incredible people, incredible wildlife and incredible landscape. Mother Africa! where it all began.
road runna yeah but it is really really hot and barely any AIr Conditioning even in the cities so it’s a sold hell no from me.
Crash fan? What do you think of the new game?
@@nicknasty14 🔥🔥🔥
“50,000 people used to live here, now it’s a ghost town”
@@user-pf7co4dt7o
As if there is a proper time for racism
Haahaaha
Cod4 !
I know! It's a quote from will smith's film, right? I am legend
Laskar Pelangi nope
@@laskarpelangi7806 dari COD 4 bambang
Everybody gangsta
Until
*she starts hunting for remaining humans in town
This is one of the most watched videos in this channel, the shots, background music and as well as the narrator's voice, everything is perfect
They make this way more emotional than irl would feel
Nah..your heart is just dead.
0:23 me looking in the kitchen after hearing a sound when I'm home alone
Why don’t you be quiet annoying memer.
Ermeyas Tulu Bruh you cant even spell xD
The hyena looks like it's head is floating
@@tiffanywilliams6040 I don’t appreciate memes that go with wild animals. So zip your mouth up and leave.
@@pickletsumiki4908 So? Meme isn’t really a word.
it looks like it was patched together from parts of different animals. move over, platypus, there's a new mix-and-match critter in town.
Exactly what i was thinking! I was stuck on the legs. What in the creation is goin on. Animal Frankenstein...
Yeah evolution makes weird things.
At least it actually looks like it works very well. A really unique looking creature indeed.
I hope she and her cubs survive to carry on the generations .
Ya he said 15yr and 9 set of pups already that's cool
Unfortunately her and her Cubs were shot by locals last month
How do you know?
thomas mcginnis let me try their meat
@@johnkhai3567 try this meat🍆
My guy's walking around like he's on MTV showing off his crib
It's a female hyena lol
Looks like a Legendary Pokemon from the thumbnail... Who else agree?
That's why I clicked
Looks like a shiny
I've lived for 24 years and never knew this animal existed 🤯
There are probably a load of animals you don't know about.
@@mvmusic8467 IKR
@driving wheels u mean Crack head?
Edit: Kraken
You never seen lion king?
Me for 40 more.....
Imagine doing some urban exploration in that town only to see a creature you've never seen before, i'd book it in the opposite direction.
You'll be a great nourishment for her pup
@@dvendddo7454 that is why i always have a weapon near by just for self defense.
I doubt this shy creature would be able to defeat a human. Spotted hyenas, on the other paw....
Weapon= nail clippers
Hyena’s are thinking “Free real estate! Woo!”
These is so tremendously cute and adorable honestly
It's like at the height of when you just wants to OR just the positive for some unknown reasons.
Seeing Brown hyena is like seeing dodo or Tasmanian tiger it's just amazing
Ayan Ahmed Islam is the bane of the modern world
I love how David Attenborough talks imagine him telling you a bedtime story
Meanwhile one of her distant relatives sleeps on the couch in air conditioning, takes car rides with dad and the furthest he will ever have to walk for food is to the kitchen.
15 years old in the wild must be equivalent to a 1000 years of a human living in a city
I hate these short videos just when you are getting into it!!!! 😤
I know. Where is this ghost town...Sahara Desert? How they get there. Where the other hyenas.
Ken Uggie
The Kalahari: Namibia, South Africa, Botswana
@@KenUghiovhe *READ the description*
Make a longer video?
I wanted to learn more about what they find for food.
"And one of Africa's rarest predators"
Hyena:-slowly pops its head out-
Brown hyena: yep, that's me
Cuz regular hyenas aren't rare
Her mane looks perfectly combed, she’s beautiful
The music, narrator's voice, cinematography...everything is just choreographed in a pleasantly eerie way....it's like someone's idea of an apocalyptic lonely earth!!
Looks like a zebra mix of sloth and dog all put together
Nivia Cuellar haha tru
George Salazar I know
Ya it looks scary and seems pretty vicious.
It looks really majestic
My Namibia, my nature, my pride. 🙌
Love from North korea
Nature is not anyones property. And how can it be your pride when for decades people push more and more animals to extinction? Do you contribute to nature? Or just exploit?
I think you meant something good. But what you actually said is toxic.
Instead of spitting venom and making a fool of yourself like you just did, you should've asked me first to elaborate what I meant by what I've said. If you were familiar with Namibia then you could have understood the meaning of my statement. But seeing as you ain't, I won't blame you. Maybe a lil research and then you can come back here?
@@leenaamwaalwa3567 you're easily triggered when what I wrote is 'spewing venom' to you. I even said that I think you ment well.
And I'd love to hear that you contribute to the welfare of Namibias ecosystem. The majority don't. The majority of people exploit it.
And please don't argue that you live there and I don't. One needs not live in a place to understand it's macro statistics (habitatloss, decline of species, clearing of forests etc).
@@cauchyschwarz3295 bruh f uck off, like dont say something if saying nothing is better.
9 generations of pups she must know they are going extinct
yeah... this is so saddening. I don't usually root for predators, but... it's not their fault that they've been drafted at the top of their food chain and have to kill to survive. And seeing this female search food over a 20 miles distance each day is saddening to me. Meanwhile, I am eating whatever I want, whenever I want and while watching youtube and I still complain that life is hard. That's just not fair :(
The post hoc, ergo propter hoc fallacy.
You cute
@@blabla-rg7ky so you dont root for your own race?! fcking traitor.
@@demonsluger I mean bro he just wants the hyena to survive nothing wrong with that