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ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL ! I AM 67 THIS MONTH. I HAVE GROWN UP WATCHING HIS PROGRAMS. I NOW LIVE IN SAINT KITTS HAVING LEFT U.K. IN 2000. BIG RESPECT AND MANY BLESSINGS TO YOU DAVID ATTENBOROUGH.
Absolutely fascinatingโthis video really highlights how power and survival look different in each environment. The crabs have to fight against time, terrain, and predators just to eat, while the mustangs are battling for control of something as basic and precious as water. Then the chimps are caught in this intense social hierarchy that feels almost human. Iโm really curious how these dynamics evolveโlike, do younger male chimps ever form alliances to take on the troop leaders, or is it all about solo dominance? And how do animals like the white stallion recover after losing everything? It would be so interesting to see a follow-up on how these animals adapt when they fall from power. Has anyone seen a documentary that dives deeper into that?
I suggest you please upload in hindi audio. You reach about 1 billion more people. By the way great work.
Nature at its finest! This film makes me realize how small we are compared to the vast and beautiful world out there. Absolutely stunning.
my absolute favorite person to hear from. you've been more of a grandfather to me than my own family. i cherish every word david attenborough says. he's a once in a lifetime person.
Bless up, Attenborough still droppin' knowledge bombs on nature, respect!
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Attenborough video superb first class nice interestingly.๐ฏ๐ฏ๐ฏ๐๐๐๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ช๐ช๐ช
Sir David is my role model, hero and idol...๐ฉท๐ฉต๐ฉท๐ฉต๐ฉท
Mind-blowing cinematography
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attenborough he always nailed it!!!
The scene of monkey being knocked out of the elder's leader reminded himself of human society. Sometimes if you want to 'go to the guild', you must wait for the time, know how to bow in the right time.
I watched this two times
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nice video
I was today years old when I found out that fish can make noise
Crabs from Rocks to Sea ....for Start New Adventure Life
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"For the LORD giveth wisdom: out of His mouth cometh knowledge and understanding." Proverbs 2:6! โค