The 24/7 Wild Collection Top 5 BBC Earth
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Also, with the macaques - its more likely the baby was being helped to be weaned in early stages and they just are Amping up everything dramatically for the sake of good tv, oh and bbc- pretty messed up how ya threw in 2 ads at the end of
This video just a second before it ended, you already had one before and during. its not even a 20 min vid. Get over that mess with plastering ads.
Date: 2020-08-24
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Comments and reviews: 7
Ja
This vets that too care of that elephant are incredible! I come from a family of vets, and even though the work they are doing is amazing, I would think that the elephants would get used to seeing them and attributing it to a stressful situation, and not wait around. As in I'm shocked that they don't just immediately stampede when there are humans around an elephant and it suddenly goes down for no reason.
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This vets that too care of that elephant are incredible! I come from a family of vets, and even though the work they are doing is amazing, I would think that the elephants would get used to seeing them and attributing it to a stressful situation, and not wait around. As in I'm shocked that they don't just immediately stampede when there are humans around an elephant and it suddenly goes down for no reason.
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Prazed
The camera guys must live life on the absolute edge. Not knowing wether or not there is a lion or jaguar sitting in a bush as they walk. Or maybe a cheetah, stalking him for 30 yards away. The guy your filming starts trying to grab a baby elephant, RIGHT NEXT TO its mother. Every day they most say please dont do that atleast a couple hundred lol
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The camera guys must live life on the absolute edge. Not knowing wether or not there is a lion or jaguar sitting in a bush as they walk. Or maybe a cheetah, stalking him for 30 yards away. The guy your filming starts trying to grab a baby elephant, RIGHT NEXT TO its mother. Every day they most say please dont do that atleast a couple hundred lol
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Keith
Say No to illegal poaching for rhinos horns and elephants ivory and animals fur and help protect and give charities the help they need to catch this cruelties thats happening in are world please donate to your nearest charities you be making a huge difference to rhinos and the elephants that are such beautiful creatures.
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Say No to illegal poaching for rhinos horns and elephants ivory and animals fur and help protect and give charities the help they need to catch this cruelties thats happening in are world please donate to your nearest charities you be making a huge difference to rhinos and the elephants that are such beautiful creatures.
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Marc
Very nice video. that said, the BBC license fee is immoral.
These feel good videos are shinny objects. to distract from BBC's constant Leftist propaganda, and anti-British narrative
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Very nice video. that said, the BBC license fee is immoral.
These feel good videos are shinny objects. to distract from BBC's constant Leftist propaganda, and anti-British narrative
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Sayerdify
Baby elephant made me cry lol, so dramatic. That whole scene was so nail biting. Baby elephants in the water was too much. I love elephants, hard to watch. Poor babies.
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Baby elephant made me cry lol, so dramatic. That whole scene was so nail biting. Baby elephants in the water was too much. I love elephants, hard to watch. Poor babies.
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Tru1Tani
I pray for animals survival everyday, all of this was so emotional I'm so glad everyone in the video is okay. I know many animals aren't
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I pray for animals survival everyday, all of this was so emotional I'm so glad everyone in the video is okay. I know many animals aren't
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Mary
Calling a meerkat Sequoia seems very odd given that actual sequoias are found only in California and a tiny bit of southern Oregon.
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Calling a meerkat Sequoia seems very odd given that actual sequoias are found only in California and a tiny bit of southern Oregon.
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