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Frozen Seas: 10 Hours of Relaxing Oceanscapes BBC Earth

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

Take a journey through some of the coolest parts of our blue planet in this voyage around our beautiful poles with this 10 hour loop. Kri: This better not be interrupted by ads like your under water ten higr vid was. and best not be interrupted so you can plaster your big logo across the screen when changing between scenes. . And if it ends up having silence between the different scenes just so you guys can interrupt the flow and try to intrusively throw in ur logo and branding info, disrupting the sounds that some of us wanna sleep to. im finna go off. uhh. Yet again you take a ten hour vid that could be used for sleep and throw in badly edited, looped videos, looped at like 20 min. Intervals, where each time you change scenes, theres some loud startling sound or absence of sound. Cant take it. Between the whale breathing sounds and bbc, im finna snap
Date: 2020-08-24

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Comments and reviews: 4

Tess
Absolutely most amazing video I have ever watched and trust me I watch everything to do with nature and animals
Please know, We are now living in a ice age there have been 5 since the beginning of earth its normal too melt its not our fault animals come in and out of extinction this is evolution and we cant prevent it please know I love nature I recycle I dont use plastics or sprays. I just watch allot of documentaries and watched many on our beautiful planet
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Erik
All these cameramen thought so many footage would forever be lost on the cutting floor. Only a couple of minutes was needed for the actual program. But now, because of the power of people enjoying really long videos on the internet; behold the glorious shots in all its glory!
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Amazing
The Arctic is amazing. Desolate and isolated and simply beautiful. Love that BBC has decided to make this basic but dramatic footage available to stream. So well done. -ANRT
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Nancy
How on earth does the BBC manage to record the SOUNDS without hearing the drone of the helicopter/drone they use to record the video?
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