The Darker Side of the Animal Kingdom | Bad Natured: Full Series | BBC Earth
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This is not the dark side of nature, it's the real side. We humans are the ones who have a habit of seeing nature as kind and pretty, but it's not. Our ancestors knew this, we have forgotten.
As the guy said how wasteful it was, I thought "looks who's talking" but then he talked about humans wastefulness which were my thoughts. Nature is nature and no matter how much studying we will never truly understand it...
We can be so evil and cruel when animals are just living life
We kill for sport and they kill for sport 🥷🏿
@@Yadude00 We, humans, are animals, too.
@@AngelMartinez-f4e Absolute knowledge isn't achievable; however, our understanding of nature will increase to the point of control.
Prion diseases are up there for me. It's one thing for a fungus to make something take root, die, then bloom. But a prion, not an organism but a replicating mistake in the brain, can make an animal malfunction in any number of terrible ways like cannibalism and autocannibalism. There's no logic or reason to it, which makes it all the more upsetting. It's just a very unfortunate mistake.
Is that whats wrong with fox hunters? And grouse shooters etc?
@@helenamcginty4920what's wrong with you?
@InkedCarpenter1776 Whats wrong with you?
Yes, the mis folded protein is terrifyingly useless in and of itself, until it gets into its ‘host’ when it becomes devastating. We found that out in UK with CJD 😧
@@helenamcginty4920no, they are just bloodthirsty scumbags..
Loved hearing fom behind the Camera....and nice to see your faces too. Thanks for your incredible love and dedication to your work. ✨
Incredible! Nature always surprises us! Our crew got on camera baboons that had an agreement with lions and would trick gazelles, and as an exchange price, they could live with lions near a waterhole. It is fascinating to see it, but also interesting to see this dark side of baboons.
the African buffalo did not seem bad-natured, it seemed just fed up with everything tbh. They just need some grass, water, and their space. XD
Exactly. Us old Buffalos are too old, fat, lazy, hurt and just over all just don't care anymore. If you want me to move , You're going to have to move me. Not saying you can't just saying you're going to have to.
I just had to comment to suport you guys... and because there is no like button that can express how much I loved this video, from start to finish! Amazing compilation. Congratulations and thanks for this video.
Agree, I had to comment on how good this was! I smoked a big old j beforehand and it took it to the next level of chillaxin
Ive seen video of a single orca batting an adult seal (sea lion) into the air & using it like a beach ball. And the least weasel will kill a dozen chickens just because it can, not because its hungry. So, including man, I only know of three animals who will kill when theyre not hungry 🐋
The guy with the Hyena eating its own cup is so charismatic. He should have a program of his own..
thats weird i found him the least charismatic and the one with the most boring story, a hyena ate an already dead cub, chugging his coffee for dramatic effect like it was whisky or something very inarticulate cant even be sure of the story due to his bad grammar.
@@bennybenny55 really? i thought the story was super interesting. a mother cannabalizing its own young is one of the more morbid stories in this video. and his limited english isn't a sign of stupidity. he's smarter than most americans for being able to communicate in more than one language lmao 😂😂
@azzaakos1284 interesting? You summed it up in like 5 words and there was literally nothing else to it. What I objected to was "the most charismatic" I had no problem with his bit but found it the least interesting. Some of the others were similar also like the foxes and the tiger basically very limited information and not really unbelievable or peculiar.
@@bennybenny55how many languages do you speak?
@@azzaakos1284most Americans? Come on now, it's most people, not just Americans. Be fair in your bias.
I’m from Vancouver Island , and the Orcas always play with food -a lot of times you will find carcass on beach in few days after attack.
Masterpiece. Like to appreaciate the great work,
I like the second story because its so honest and true. The first story with the whales, that guy was condescending and trying to impose his ideas as facts. When just like the hyeena guy said, only the animals know why they do what they do. We just assume like we do for literally everything else.
look here... we clicked on the *video* thumbnail because we wanted to SEE the darker side of the animal kingdom... not watch a dude describe it to us while hiding the footage
It seems to have been going that way for some years now. When I was a kid, a normal nature documentary consisted of an hour of incredible footage of nature with intelligent narration, normally by David Attenborough. These days even the best ones only have 45 minutes of nature followed by 15 minutes of cameramen talking about themselves and how difficult their jobs are.
THANK U!! too much humans in the frame for a nature video
5 mins in i came to say this....everybody wana be steve irwin but not everybody has his abilities
Right!!!
Couldn't agree more
Its not the talking that ruins this video, its the lack of actual footage versus the selfie narrations... Sign of the times in media today... Cut costs to the extreme...
Hell, cutting costs to the extreme is in everything... EVERYTHING...
Actually, it's upsetting to most people to see an animal get eaten alive. They're not trying to save money, they want people to watch. If you're so hungry to see vicious footage, maybe nature shows are too boring for you... and many others who have similar comments
@@vlrissolo you know, I'm really getting tired of all the know it alls that know nothing always having to try and one up or put down or whatever it is that they love to do... But the bottom line here is that back a few years ago, throughout the 70s and 80s and 90s and even further ahead and behind time, there wasn't a bunch of selfie talk in nature documentaries... It was actual nature footage with a narrator, who more times than not, wasn't even seen once in the documentary... And, they were viewed and liked by many... The many who have commented here about their dislikes of this regurgitated pap...
Wrong. They are not showing the most appalling things they've seen. I've been watching an enormous amount of nature films. There is but so much they want you to see for fear of many things, I believe. First it's horrifying. He'll, even watch the episode called The Problems of Parenting from the life of Birds in 1997 was horrid. As an avid nature film fanatic, I do not want to see constant killing for any reason but certainly not frivolous reasons we don't fully understand. So they could lose many viewers. Especially children who need to learn about the natural world...they show enough. Live seal pups tossed around by Orcas and Sea Lions and never eaten. Killing the smallest chick's so the others will thrive. Whales dragging around dead new burns for days. Baby elephants dying of thirst. On and on. If you want to see the dark side of nature,there is more than enough out there. Every program shows something hard to watch. If that's ALL you want to see, you need to figure out why.
@@ScaryGlenJohnson try PLANET EARTH 2 and BLUE PLANET 2. Both recent and like most all of Attenborough's work, little to no humans in a 10 hour series...If you want to be fascinated, I highly recommend BLUE PLANET 2. Peace
@@vlrissolo you are missing the point, while simultaneously making the point... A common know it all that knows nothing trait... The point is, like the shows you mention, there is little to no "selfie" talking in those shows... You seem hung up on something I never mentioned...
Imagine being born a wild animal. From the moment of birth it's a battle for your very survival. Every moment of every day and night is uncertainty. Having to kill to eat and having to fight to keep from being killed. Starvation make absolutely nothing off limits. Babies, women, elderly, sick, all on the menu. Even your own children. It must really suck being a wild animal.
well ,imagine you are a human and have to do excactly that.... oh wait ...that is what we do.
the only difference is ,that because we are such a huge group working togehther, you dont notice it everyday. but we are killing and dieing all the time , even more than the other animals. sometimes i envy most animals , because the most live a long life and there is mostly a good balance between prey and hunters.... for the young and old it is most dangerous. the agile and fit ones dont have to worry too much. and they dont have to work from 9-5 and are forced to cope with the mental illnesses of other humans . and bad short time memory helps a lot ,too. ;)
I give a like or thumbs up every once in awhile because, well it's kindof the little game we play with our telephone..obviously not knowing if it counts in any way, thus the game...Anyway, this time is different. What an amazing doc this has been. I'm not the youngest person on this earth, so l've seen a few docs but NEVER had l seen a document from this angle. A hard watch but often nature documentarys are cash if you will. Anyway, a sincere thanks to those who put this on UA-cam..a new and extraordinary way of seeing nature. Thanks
The seal pups and Orcas is upsetting to watch but it doesn’t bother me the way a man with a club raised high over his head, towering over the cowering baby does 😭
There was no good or bad nature... That's nature that's it.
Thank you, BBC Earth.
Orca are smart. Maybe we are underestimating them. Maybe the killing of seals is to limit fish competition. They may view them as a threat to their food stocks
But if that's the case, why not eat them..
@CharmagnCody-mw6zr Maybe because it's a lot easier to kill a pup than a full grown seal, and less calories are used in the hunt and also consumed by the competition with this method. I agree that it would make sense to actually eat the seal but overall the strategy could still make sense, if one dead pup = lots more fish for orcas, or their preferred prey species. I assume fish also consume some of the dead pups that don't end up back on the shore but that's just speculation. The dead pups may also be used as 'bait' to tempt preferred prey species into the area - I believe that tactic has been reported before in orca pods.
@@louiselincoln that actually makes a lot of sense, although still sad, it's the circle of life..Thank you for the explanation
@@CharmagnCody-mw6zr Not at all, it’s just a theory but I adore sociobiology, it was my best field in my degree both in terms of marks and enjoyment. I ended up in psychology/counselling and that sort of area, but I think I’d have loved to be a marine biologist if my chemistry and maths was stronger!
@@louiselincoln You must have a lot of patience! To listen to people's problems all the time, bless you!!
Old buffalo on its last legs may well be followed or watched by predators. A message to stay clear for other animals.
zombie ants is the best ,I loved it.
To be behind the camera and witness nature at its most brutal must be crazy. Hearing all these people speak about momenta that have stayed with them in their careers is sad and amazing at once.
18:53 .........the Darker Side of us humans are far far more darker than any Animal Kingdom!! keep ur loving for animals alive they do not have any conciousness they are allowed and forgiven, but what about us?
I'm wondering about the use of the term "bad natured"....We have been ruining the earth for 1000s of years but the animals are "bad natured" when they react violently to our tyranny? I would hardly call them bad natured, rather "long-suffering". They have been through so much and continue to put up with our merciless behavior. God sees and may he have mercy on us and on them!
mournfully true!!
The girl with the whale. What's she supposed to do? "No more fishing"!
As for seagulls, they will also eat cheeseburgers. I was sitting on a beach once enjoying one that I had just bought from a vendor, and the thing flew down from behind me, grabbed it from my hand and flew away in only a couple of seconds. I watched my burger rise into the sky and head out over the water. Not much I could do. I yelled at it, but the burger was long gone.
I've seen that so many times back home in San Diego 😅
Where's my burger
this is more tragic than the video 😂😂
I think Orcas are smart enough not to beach themselves. They probably understand tides better than people.
This was a great show!
I get the impression all of these people have never watched a Newscast in their entire lives. Imagine...Nature shocks you...and then you see what people do to each other.
"Tough to see, as an observer" a sea lion being in distress and pain... As if we, humans, did not inflict much more pain and distress upon others very openly. I'd rather be that sea lion than a pig, a cow, a hen, a guinea pig...
I don't think anthropomorphizing an animal specifically another mammal like us Is actually wrong. it shows how intelligent sentient they are how aware they are they're surrounded how they can use tools in some cases and by making them more human it shows them that they are in a par with us for intelligence and emotional content. it shows us that they are valuable creatures beings in and of their own right that deserve to have the same rights that we do to live and prosper in a world in this world. what is so wrong about that? Nothing! He opens up these life forms to us So that we can see them for what they really are. we're looking for the Cosmos for intelligent life when it's already here with us and we're ignoring it we're not even trying to see if we can communicate with them or how they communicate and what the communications mean to them.
6 minutes in and I’m all in; great start…..
This guy's face looks like a relief map of the Himalayas ...
I'm curious if the story the man m(telling about the Gazelle and the Baboon) is referring to Sir David Attenborough when he keeps saying the other mans name David.
The fact that he keeps emphasizing "cruelness" i feel like isn't the correct word for such an interesting scenario amongst those Orcas. Like he said in the beginning us looking at that as Homo Sapiens, people think that its cruel, harsh, or even twisted to look at just because thats soley human being's civilized ways. Im sure they weren't the only "animals" to observe that. Birds, Crabs, maybe even Jackals were probably there witnessing that moment and i doubt at all in their minds they thought of it as cruel, its simply a survival moment. In the Orcas case, going off his information it was indeed a teaching moment for their children no matter if the Sea Lion died or survived. All in all tho that is a cool ass moment to be caught on film, and i do not think it was cruel of them to trap the Sea Lion and give their offspring a teaching moment.
How would you describe the same thing if humans did it?
The orcas are clearly intelligent enough to know their prey is sentient.
Even if they cannot model their behaviour in their mind as well as humans and probably canines 🐕.
I was hoping to see Pac-Man's first hunt. Poor fella couldn't tell the difference between heads and tails. Hahaha 😆
I’ve been watching Peregrine nests and I’ve seen parents bring in live birds to the nest, but I’ve never seen what was described in this video. Sad, but reality.
I skipped the whale because she was just crying and repeating herself.... had to skip the elephant because it was just too sad! omg as soon as i saw it, i was like noooooooo
The buffalo story epic❤
Fascinating look at interesting behavior of natures creatures
Minks are some of the worst killers. Wiping out a whole coop of poultry
Humans do the same thing, just to hang something on the wall. What does a fisherman do? Spend hours pursuing an animal many times taking the hook out tears the mouth up so bad it can’t defend or feed itself. Let’s not forget warfare that’s a whole different thing
Supposedly people do fishing for food so it's not a good example, but I agree the trophy hunters and all this stupidity needs to stop.
*some* humans.
@@mightytaiger3000 we all got that potential
Anthro what? Sounds like some humans. I am omnivore, too 5:49 yep.
The irony 😩 this is the comment I was looking for…
Many animals have the same characteristics. People want to believe animals have some higher moral standards. The reality is they don’t. They kill for fun. Not just for food!
They theorise a lot about why these predators are playing with their prey. They never mention it might just be fun to them. They are psychos who enjoy hunting their prey. Just like we are. We are also animals, some more and some less ;)
Great video
Here's one. We have great blue herons here in Colorado during the spring and summer. My neighbor told me when he lived in south Florida he would see them grab ducks and drown them to eat them. He hated them for that. LOL. I didn't know they would eat other birds.
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@@Kenny-yl9pc No, but I don't think he drowns a chicken to eat it.
Intelligence correllates with cruelty. We are the best exapmple.
Being cruel isn’t smart.
Do you have prove for this thesis? I cant recall Professors and Literates to be more cruel than the people at e.g. McDonalds.
I see no evidence of that. I have many stupid, cruel people. I have even observed that cruelty increases stupidity.
No.Intelligence increase the capability of cruelness, not he predisposition towards it.
@levkus6825 I agree completely.. I've observed it more times than I can count in the human world.....
Orca were teaching the kids to hunt
oh man, not the babies!!!
maybe they should finally put down the camera and help those animals!
we feels bad for the babies a little more but, not respecting and have any empathy for the hunger of other bigger predator, is the another things we cant do. @@v3le
@@v3leor they should stay out of it and let nature take her course.
Leopard Seals might be considered the "Sea's Cats"!! ✌
Domesticated cats kill for pleasure, not food. And considering their numbers, they engage in more pleasure killings than us.
1:59 Just like a cat may hunt a mouse, play with it, and may not even eat it.
My cat did this for the first time in years a couple of nights ago
it’s horrible to watch
Luckily the mouse didn’t seem injured and I was able to catch it and take it outside
My chickens play with rats all the time. Once they have their fun they kill it.
My male did this some weeks ago and I was confused as to why he won’t just kill him and be done with it but no he wanted to have fun but the mouse eventually died
Hopefully that will change next hunt.Yes tigers usually kill by the throate.
What are we talking about cruelty of the animals!!! Haven't we seen enough cruelty of humans 😂
A question for Sean McCormack. Is it possible that as time went on, the fox cub lost it's normal scent and so it's Mother didn't recognise it as one of her own cubs?
These people have the coolest jobs! I know its long hard work but damn its got to be amazing.
I bet it wouldn't feel like work though
Interesting . . . the one where the bald cameraman told of the baboon snatching and eating the newborn baby gazelle. His words were delivered with grave and sorrowful lamentation at such barbarity in nature, almost as if he were terribly sad that the brutality he described is a reality, one that he very much wished would never happen.
I wonder . . .
Is that same cameraman pro-choice?
I do understand that all creatures go through learning and teaching stages. If I were a wildlife photographer I’d need to watch and photograph those situations as we see here. It’s unfair to see the creatures with our hearts and I can’t watch more, I know these things happen but, I don’t need to watch.
Yep!.. I had that cordicepts.. It was a nightmare!
cordiceps doesnt affect humans
@@azzaakos1284 That's exactly what a cordiceps would say!
Footage over long winded stories👍🏾
It seems that storytelling has replaced a large part of the interesting films and videos of animals. Also the presenters are getting more face time than the animals, which are the main object of the stories.
The presenters, being photographers, endlessly immerse themselves in nature. Despite their profession, they still see much more than they capture on film. They witness stories that they couldn't capture. Those are the ones they tell in this specific film. Surely, you'll find the stories they did manage to capture in many other films.
Without the explanations, I would have had no clue what was happening, and why, in 9 out of 10 presentations but maybe you're also a biologist like most of these presenters?
You probably did not read the title of the post. Also you don't pay one dime and can watch places and animals you could never see by yourself. You can have adventure from your chair. Instwad of a compliment you can only post a nonsens comment.
Because they no longer show animals killing toner animals, so this is the alternative.
I agree with presenters getting more FaceTime. Don’t want to see their face.
I enjoy the talking, shows emotion and empathy which humans today are lacking.
I have veen qatching rheae documentaries for so long. I recognise se of the 'chatacters' like mukshlie the tiger. The Rantambur series was very special. I love the docus that are made outside of Africa. I do love the African wildlive but I like to learn about other continents nature.
Lindo vídeo obrigado por compartilhar 🆗️🇧🇷👍😁❤️🙏
Have any of these guys heard of a thing called " Voice Over " ? ie. You can show
film footage whilst talking at same time . ??? Maybe they could give it a try ?
saya sangat menyukai ini ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
that is very lovely
5:48 animals that experience huge stress or fear leading up to their death the resulting meat is tough and doesn't taste good. Perhaps that is part of the reason the killer whales didn't eat the seal they were training with.
Life ain’t all peaches and cream
That is common in the predator world,get rid of the food and smell,protect the others.Dense Pop. is new and bad many all get that terrible Mange.
masya Allah amazing🎉
I hate to be mean but the guy crying at 10:00 (cuz the hyena mother ate the cub) felt overly dramatic. The cub is dead, dead carcass will attract other predators and she gets to restore lost nutrients by eating the carcass herself. Many animals eat their young for different reasons and its just nature so I had a hard time empathizing with the gentlemen here.
I wish bbc made a documentary that actaully had footage of these things like a documentary that doesnt shy away from these things unlike most of their current documentaries, like sure its cool seeing alot og their curent docs but alot of them feel for lack of a better word censored like i hate the whole "oh heres a perfectly placed rock or bush to hide the blood" please just show nature as it is
Many people who should have known better, have serious injury 🤕 because of ignorance.. Give those huge critters plenty of room!!!
Maybe the Orca don't eat something they terrified while training the youngsters because the meat tastes wrong from all the fear.
20 min of a show with 50 commercials. Not worth watching.
Super beautiful
❤ animals 🐴🌳❤
This is a documentary about human behaviour starring animal actors.
Interesting story none was dark side true nature that’s all
It looks like the young God is tied to something, I see it when the mother drags it off. Was it tied after it was killed as part of the filming process?
❤ 43:17
Animals also have their Bad side
36:35
She-Hulk went into biology? Makes sense.
Cats torture mice and other prey too. They aren’t evil or cruel, they are not people.
very nice
10:00 c'mon son 😂 the crying thing was just a little over the top. This is what you do for a living and I'm sure you've seen nature play itself out and witnessed countless hyena infanticide moments. Did you cry for all of them as well ? 😂 I just find it hard to believe those were genuine tears and buddy was just so troubled witnessing nature as a nature conservationist 😅
if they showed the case / video of the accident happened like caught on the act with out that talking .it will be better
Maybe your cousins, really!? I was created by the love of God.
The darker side and the bad nature of the animals kingdom creepy and scary event and other stories and facts and interesting and fascinating action on this video so this is what happens in the bad side of nature 😭😭😔
orcas once were called Whale Killers.
Sometimes I wonder whether lions follow these vehicles to get near prey.
Why u dont Show us the footage?
we dont need a cut to their faces every 3 seconds.... show us the full clip if you really want to show the brutal world of nature.. come on bbc earth
observation law? for the killer whale that is, or just board
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Who cares
Maybe you could try saying something relevant - instead of constantly complaining about being stuck in Bangladesh. 🙄
Maybe you could try saying something relevant - instead of constantly complaining about being stuck in Bangladesh. 🙄
Humanity is absolutely guilty of personification, and assigning human traits, values and reasoning to animals and their behavior. but we must certainly remember that wild animals live under a very high degree of stress and pressure. Our pets and livestock have a much easier life in the hands of humans, even the Livestock that are raised in great comfort when compared to a wild animal's life. most wild animals sleep very little and are always on guard for predators not only are they ALWAYS looking for danger, they must follow the herd because leaving the herd is a sure way to die. finding food and water can is often is very hard to do, depending on the environment. but because of this unless you are a predator, your live is very short, because even a mild sickness leaves you weak and saps your strength and you are picked out by a predator that knows what to look for that tells them you are weakened. And they are very good at seeing weakened animals. When predators "behave badly" they are simply showing personality traits they have. each animal has their own personality, any pet owner can tell you that. sometimes they can be cranky, or happy, impatient or even joyful. I think that teaching moments are always important to animals but I feel, personally that animals enjoy in following their instincts, and a predator will always enjoy the thrill of the hunt, and as humans, we can most certainly relate to this. but the original ideas that vegetarian animals never eat meat, predators ALWAYS eat meat, and wild animals never surplus kill or kill for pleasure. all of these notions are false, vegetarian animals most definitely WILL eat meat if it has the chance to, and yes, even animals engage in surplus killings, and it's not just a few species that do this, ALL of the big cats will do this, in fact I think that Most predatory animals will engage in surplus killing. any cat owner can also confirm that their cats will catch a mouse, and really "play with that rodent until it is on the verge of death where playing with it is no longer fun, and sometimes play well after the mouse has died, and sometimes eat it, and sometimes not. but our preconceive4d ideas of these creatures have been wrong that they have personalities and they experience emotions much like we do, to think otherwise is true fallacy. Also animals need to use every resource they can get ahold of, and watching a Mother who had raised their young, turn around and consume it after it had died is a simple survival tactic. Food is Always a precious resource that cannot be a resource left untouched. remember that the Mother used significant resources to raise their young, why let it go to waste, instead of recycling it and putting yourself up a bit on the race? The one thing that scientists have a hard time with is emotions in the species they are studying. ever afraid of personification
Second guessing animal behavior and calling it "bad natured" is the ultimate in speciesism. Many people question an animal's intellect and it's infuriating!
Are there any animals who feel Empathy ...? Like human psychopaths they
seem to completely lack such emotions ?
I used to live and work with him, I understand him very well
amazing