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Capuchin Monkeys Wild Caribbean BBC Earth

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

Capuchin monkeys swing from the trees and forage for food in this clip from the acclaimed BBC TV series, 'Wild Caribbean'. Kri: This man narrating is always whisper talking every word he says to the point that he fades in and out and can hardly be heard half the time. I really wish hed learn to project more clearly and audibly and stop the whole half speaking half whispering crap. I can never fully hear him. He has bad habits, in terms of being capable of narrating effectively. Its always that the first part & the very end of every sentence or phrase or word is barely able to be heard, the middle of the word or phrasing is louder in volume and right back to usual again, the tail end of what hes saying is hardly audible bc he falls off every phrase or word again. he always has that almost monotonous / emotionless inflection and cadence. Its hard to enjoy anything he narrates bc of the way he enunciates and never seems to just Speak clearly clearly any normal inflections or authentic emotions being conveyed in the slightest. Idk why they keep having this dude narrate. Hes boring and mindnumbing to listen to.
Anyway i wish theyd get someone else. I can never comfortably hear the dude and am Always having to adjust the volume.
omg, its hard to watch those dang monkeys jumping from those distances. Especially the one that didnt appear too sure of itself. Thought he was going to fall for a second. Prehensile tails really creep me out.
Date: 2020-08-24

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Comments and reviews: 2

mary
I know it sounds mean but there is something about capuchin monkeys that give me the creeps. they look so vicious and when you see the one that have had their teeth taken out they really look scary. I am not a monkey hater I love them all its just this breed I don't know why they almost look evil to me. sorry to offend anyone.
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Louanne
Now I miss the little one also would be nice to k o
I miss Alex also would be near to know how he is. I bet
He misses his bed, stuffed animals and kill
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