Life of African Elephants - Largest Terrestrial Mammals of the Earth - 4K Nature Documentary Film
Вставка
- Опубліковано 4 тра 2023
- Are you ready to embark on adventure? Then join us for our marvelous wildlife documentary all about African elephants -- the largest terrestrial mammals of the Earth! Relax, sit back, and enjoy getting to know these magnificent creatures better than ever before. Our study of African elephants takes you on a journey through their natural habitats, showcasing their incredible strength, intelligence, and beauty. From the vast savannas to the dense forests, you'll witness the majesty of these gentle giants as they roam freely in their natural habitats. This 4K nature documentary film with narration isn't just for relaxation and stress relief; it's also an educational and enriching experience for all ages. Use it as a didactic resource for introducing children to the world of wildlife, or simply immerse yourself in the knowledge and fascinating facts about these amazing creatures.
Did you know that African elephants are the largest land animals on Earth? Or that their trunks contain over 100,000 muscles and can detect water from over 12 miles away? These are just a couple of the incredible things you will learn about while watching this documentary.
So, what are you waiting for? Come and explore the wonders of Africa alongside its mightiest creatures together with our filmmakers Oleksii Mandryko and Robert Hafmeyr. Watch our 4K wildlife documentary about African elephants, and prepare to be amazed!
Video from: Africa
Video Title: African Elephants
Equipment used: RED EPIC DRAGON 6K, Blackmagic Production Cinema Camera 4k
Video type: documentary with narration
Video resolution: 4K
Producer: Roman Khomlyak, Pro Art Inc
Cinematography: Robert Hofmeyr, Oleksii Mandryko
Voice over: Tim Hunter
Text: Olga Katsimon
Project coordinator: Svetlana Baranova
Please join our community on Facebook: / proart1nc
#wildlife #animalworld #elephants #wildanimals #proartinc - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
Just simply majestic. What an honor to be breathing the same air as these giants. Shout out giraffes too
What I love is that they sometimes seek out humans for assistance. How touching!
I Love Elephant 🐘
Truly God thought of everything!
They must be protected, tusks and their habitats at all cost!!!❤❤
YES
WE CAN PROTECT BY GIVING MONEY TO THE RANGERS AND THE PARK AND SPREADING AWARENESS SO TELL YOUR PARENTS ABOUT ANIMALS AND WE MUST STOP POACHING
We need to tell China NO when it comes to killing animals for aphrodisiacs but no one is game . Instead we just keep sending them more money for toys
Ok alarm bells are ringing" individuals "and "animal rights activists" obviously a hidden agenda goodbye
"The narration was amazing, helped me understand everything the video had to offer, it was so relaxing.
I wish everyone who clicked on this video the most love, peace and abundance. You’re so much closer than you realize. I love you♥"
Thank you!💖...I wish you love, peace and abundance, also!🤪❤
@@simonedulcie3853 God bless you, and may your dreams come true, stay safe and have a wonderful day
If all humans would be like elephants.This world would be a better place ❤
Now I truly love watching a documentary about eleghants and how they survive in the wildlife plus how protects their own when it comes to staying alive never get tired of watching them!!!!!
i love elephants families 60.000.000 years ago came and still are here. people needs to have big respect for this creatures they are gentlies a family at the most worries protect babies for
Criminals predators always looking for hurt them this animals are amazing and charming
No more or less amazing than any other animal. Every animal is assigned the same value by Mother nature. It may not appear so but extinction of any has an effect on the eco system, (that we may not appreciate).
Oui il faut protéger les éléphants parce que ce sont des animaux exceptionnellement intelligents. Merci à toutes celles et ceux qui les protègent. Ce documentaire est particulièrement beau . Merci pour ce film. ❤.
They are a human animal. They need to be in a herd thats their family. They are so magnificent there are not enough words
Thank you for a wonderful documentary on elephants.
A SHAME HUMANS CAN'T BEHAVE LIKE ELEPHANTS. AN OUTSTANDING NARRATOR, TY
Some elephants abandon their calves. The Reteti sanctuary in Kenya takes in the abandoned calves, rehabs them then releases them back into the wild. Good thing there are PEOPLE doing that, eh? Also, elephant bulls gore and sometimes even kill each other over mating. Should humans do THAT, too? Zebra males actually KILL the babies that aren't theirs. I guess we could do that, since we already kill them BEFORE they're born. Male lions also kill cubs so that the female will mate with them . Yeah, we should be more like animals. 🙄
Amazing. Thank you for this documentary, I've learned so much. 🤩
I Love Animals Animal is better than Human
This astonishing creatures don’t ever cease to amaze me❤
Outstanding documentary with ample information, just looking at these amazing creatures fills one with thoughts of strength combined with gentleness for such large animals. There is a mystic feature that surrounds them. They are amazing animals, and it is so sad that some people destroy them purely for monetary gain, what a waste. May we be lucky enough to see elephants in the wild for eons to come. Thank you.
Thank you for watching!
Soooooooooo beautifully said.💖🐘
Nicely said
This is RAINY SOUNDS
Have you ever heard of Romain Gary's the roots of Heaven ? If not you should read this wonderful book.
Ivory is sold only in China which makes it more valuable and expensive. Sad indeed.
wonderful video.Elephants must be protected-
40,000 muscles in an elephant trunk compared to around 600 muscles in an entire human body! That's incredible!!
Very very beautiful looking
Thumbs up to the team for such such an informative documentary
MAJESTIC, MAJESTIC, MAJESTIC, MAJESTIC! This documentary was SOOOOOOOOO BEAUTIFUL & a plethora of valuable information on an elephant. 🐘 No wonder elephants are gigantic bcuz they give back to planet Earth soooooooo much more than they take.🐘 GOD BLESS 🙏 THESE MAJESTIC ANIMALS FOREVER & EVER.
I just 🤍 #ELEPHANTS🐘.
Nice presentation 👌
Mammoths didn't die out. They were killed off by humans. Big difference.
That’s one possibility. Seems like it would be difficult to take so many down without firearms
No - climate change killed off their food supply.
coordination of hunting humans is very strong @@stellarwind1946
very impressed with this video
Muy bueno ❤
thanks
very informative Good job - Nice voice over...useful for natural lovers...
May these elephants ( and their former keepers at the David Sheldrick Trust) continue to prosper. I hope these elephants thrive and their population increases steadily in the northern part of Tsavo.
c'est très beau ,très intéressant ,merci
Well-done documentary on these most magnificent creatures! I have loved African elephants since I was a child, never growing weary of watching them, marvelling at their intelligence and highly developed social behaviors.
TY so much for making + sharing!
South Alabama, USA
amazing and informative film!
Greetings: King, I truly appreciate this very Special video, on Africa elephants! I learned so much... Thanks again.. 🐘🐘🐘🐘👑👆🏾💚...
espetacular !!❤❤❤❤
Thank you, very informative
Very enjoyable and informative 2023 documentary. We selfish, ant-like humanoids have so much to learn from and about the majestic pacheyderms. The knowledge we acquire will be positively beneficial.
kk
Excellent video! Well narrated, and it was like watching a National Geographic documentary!
Stupfyingly splendid beings
Great video, I like wildlife 👍
Yes
This video would have been a lot more interesting if the music wasn't more suited for a spa or massage parlor. I could barely keep my eyes open! What were they thinking?
야생동물 영상은 제가 환경 보호 활동에 참여하고 싶게 만드는 큰 영감이 됩니다.
Thank you for a suburb video & also, a fine narrative. It's too bad, about the poachers of Ivory tusks. I know that people are able to make Sinthetic Diamonds & I feel certain, that someone could, if it has not already been done; create a Sinthetic Ivory, to take the pressure, off of these wonderful Elephants.
You notice on. U two. Most of us people don't like music with are vidios cause loud music is anoying like loud voices so again that's why I like your vidios no loud dumb music cause we rather hear the animals and you don't yell and screem your voice is soothing quiet and smooth so relaxing thanks good vidio
Huge information. Now I expect more documentry about different wild animals.
Great documentary. Learned a lot. Thank you.
In the year 1800 there were 25 million elephants in Africa. In the year 1900 there were 24 million elephants in Africa. Today there are less than 425k elephants in Africa.
who told you?
You can thank rich people for buying their ivory when they were told not to. People who have no disregard for their spending habits are disgusting.
And their taller neighbors the giraffe are doing worse,they are like 100k of them left
@@peterwakaba4605And gorillas even worse so. There are only 5,000 eastern lowland gorillas left, whereas 20 years ago there was 19,000.
Nature is very amazing, sometimes we think that such a beautiful environment was created to make our eyes wet or to make us crazy..
ads superb
Wow that's Kool that elephants are adapting to not have tusks lol nature and life at work before our eyes
If you want a more detailed explanation of this phenomenon: it's because poachers are killing all of the ones with tusks for their ivory, so the elephants with the gene that makes them have no tusks are living longer to have more offspring.
This is actually kind of bad, because elephants use their tusks to get food, fight, defend themselves, dig, and knock down trees. 😞
@@Hollyucinogen dam that sucks,so they kinda adfabting backwards,to be safe from humans but vulnerable to their natural predators
@@reyvillegasjr166 Yeah, exactly. Humans are basically negatively shaping their evolution.
❤️❤️
I did work in the elephant inclosure at the toronto zoo back before Bob saved the "girls". It was an incredible job to be on! The noises they make would shake the building. Went home every night smelling like elephant sh*t, but it was worth it!❤
படப்பதிவு மற்றும் வர்ணனை மிகவும் சிறப்பாக இருந்தது வாழ்த்துக்கள்.
Thankyou for this informative doco I am sure that humans could live like they do in peace and harmony
So beauti❤ful
Natuurater you talk soft and quiet real soothing with the vidios most narrators are loud as hell gives me a headach in this day and time we need soothing not loud cause the world now is loud and violent I love your relaxing voice and I love elevants thanks
At 33:50 :comment that elephants travel at 40 kilometers per mile - made me smile
Maybe 40 kms per day 😊
24 mies/day then sounds right@@shankarr8842
Informative documentary but lacking in emphasis on the crucial endangered state of elephants and their dwelling numbers; even facing possible extinction by the end of this century.....World Elephant Day in August
I love watching animal shows, and I would like to go near an elephant but so big. Question, are moose aa big as an elephant. So beautiful
Beautifully said Alan D!
Grate video,,for to say that they can also sence earthquakes and tsunamis
Nyata bersih n jernihny.. ak mndukung utk chanel anda yg 1 ni mister.👍
Vey nice Documentary.Around 33:40 the narrator says, "These African elephants are able to travel at a speed of 40 kilometers per mile." That makes no sense. LOL!
Good Job.
walruses do have tusks too
Elephants can travel up to 40 kilometers per mile? Wow!
Interestingly gestation period for Blue Whales is ten to twelve months 🍄🐘🍄🌍🍄🐋🍄
PLEASE WITH THE MILLIONS OF YEARS, LYE,,
VERY good documentary, but I did catch a little error when the narrotor said "40 km/mile". That was a new one, but still a great video.
Thank you. The information on what they have to sacrafice in not having tusks was needed very much. Poachers like all crime CAN BE STOPPED. Like all crime it comes down to a few things. The most obvious is money. Poaching is perhaps i believe 1/2 the problem of elephants dying at the hands of humans.Another huge reason wildlife has gone extinct or will be extinct is many countries around the world alllow humans to "legally" gun down a wild animal. We call it hunting and most hunters use words like culling and conservstion to rationale killing a living animal. The other is we have taken most of wildlifes land from them. I think they are regulated to less than a 3rd if earths land now, and even that we invade their land for touriasm, houses, schools etc.
Yes absolutely.
33:40 40 km per mile is crazy
Temba Wanavutia..
Your voice is so amazing . I love how u
are explaining this document abut our
lovely animal on Elephants I didn know how
Intelligent they were thank u for this true
Story . Well done Sir 🇱🇷 SandraJFayArk. 39:23
41:12
大象平安就幸福
Uuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Just when I thought I understood everything about elephants, I was wrong 😮
Vielen Dank, zeigen mals die Zähne.........................!
Gosh…how did the elephants get to manage all that work?
👍♥️♥️♥️
Fortunately humans haven’t interfered with that yet!
Anazinggg
I can’t imagine the elephant was happy with 9 tons on its back
Its a shame that the voice over a lot of the times is hard to understand due to the volume of the music
Hai to all viewers
This is RAINY SOUNDS
40 km per hr.
I feel like I’m watching a driving instruction video. They should have got someone els to narrate but still amazing.
In My Mother's I Trust...Thanks NYPD
Can elephants gallop?? Or do they just fast trot?
Well done documentary.
Wilden Pallets! 😂😂😂
gigantic animals
Grewao.
Wow!!! 60 Million years ago, I didn't know the earth was that old. I thought the earth was only about 7,000 years old using the Holy Bible timeline on earth history starting in Genesis 1:1 when God created the world.
Tyler Mac see this is why is my water
I am sure glad I am not a female elli,can you imagine carrying a baby for two years. Yikes!!!,😊🌱🐘🐘🦒
Groups of males and females getting together to mate then parting, sounds like that would've worked out better for me anyway, I tried so hard to be a relationship guy, only to have them break up after a period of time, sometimes I knew I didn't want to be there but stayed for various reasons, sometimes for years, just want meant to be, I live alone, no way I'm starting that over again only to have a broken heart in the end. Great video, thank you.
They travel at 40 km per mile? How is that possible? At 33:40 minutes into this is this blunder. Oops!
Informative but... not an A documentary. A lot of times what the narrator is speaking about doesn't have at all with the images we are seeing!!! For instance: when it is spoken about mollars we never see one (you could have them from an dead elephant), when is spoken about mating we don't see it really, etc etc...
Indeed Allah is the best Creator
Somebody needs to double check some of this info people might actually believe it