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Scandinavia's Hidden Paradises - Nature Documentary

Scandinavia's Hidden Paradises - Nature Documentary

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High in the north, in Swedish Lapland, mighty moose feel at home. In the east, near the Russian border, Lake Saimaa in Finland is home to one of the rarest seal species in the world. Gotska Sand-n is the most remote place in the southern island paradise of the Baltic Sea. In the west, mountains and fjords dominate the landscape. Today, arctic foxes live again on the Hallingskarvet plateau. In all these places, nature conservationists are working with great enthusiasm for Scandinavia's hidden paradises
Date: 2022-12-30

Comments and reviews: 18


Enjoyed the varied and high quality information presented in this video. The producers covered many different animals and what they are doing for them to ensure their future. Elk that were darted in this video looked healthy and well fed. They seem to be able to move through the deep snow without to much trouble, there long legs help a lot. In the US and Alaska we call these largest animals of the deer family Moose. The Majestic Elk are found in many parts of the Western US mostly in the Mountain areas.
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Wouldn-t you just LOVE to tag some of the biologists with a large yellow plastic necklace and watch the derision when they go shopping!
How much kinder to colour the tag to the elks natural colour and make the identification details yellow?
It seems unthoughtful and needless to have such highly coloured stuff round their necks which MUST make them so conspicuous to their predators etc?

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Can you believe we the USA were the country that actually tried to do it all both ways?
But I'm someone, says I, in my own right. And I can't think of anything I'd like to say less, in light of each and every one of the worst off of anyone, any species, kind of life outcome, or predicament, in any time or place.

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Se many commenting on the fact that the narrator says -elk- and not -moose-.
They are both correct when talking about the species in a European/Scandinavian setting.
It would probably have been better to say -European Elk- instead, because North Americans use the word -Elk- for a different species.

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That was no Elk, that you were calling. it is called a Moose in Canada. i think you ID the elk wrong, as they do not have large noses like Moose do? and the animal in this video was definitely large nosed. love your conservation efforts get your animal name right in next Doc.
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Climate change? I wonder what initiated the warming that ended the last glacial maximum around 20, 000 years ago? Or any of the other cycles through the entire history of Earth? And how did any species survive without human interference, I mean intervention. Hmmmm
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Sigh. Why can't documentaries get it right Scandinavia is ONLY Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
Norden on the other hand is Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland
Norden and Scandinavia is not the same thing

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Albino animals are often shunned by the rest of the herd. It's almost as if they are wearing high vis. That one animal not being camo draws attention to the entire herd, and animals are smart enough to know that.
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Being white is beneficial to animals which have insulation as it means they dont overheat in the summer and are also camoflauged in the winter. So its potentially beneficial to the moose to be white
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Those white elk might have another advantage. I think they might not get as hot in the summer because the sun won't heat them up as much as the dark furred elk.
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What an agonyt these people must let the animals live whatever the way they live. In simple let them live. Research not needed.
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In Canada, a white bear is known to the indigenous as a spirit animal I'm sure it's the same over there for the Sami.
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5: 15 That's not elk, but moose. Elk is another word for red deer. In USA I think they call their moose 'elk'.
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This way men fool each other saying we're for their health but we won't stop till all kinds are muten or extinct
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Watching humans who take care about nature and animals gives hope for the future of this wonderful planet.
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Scotland ND whole Europe including Scandinavian countries are the few dream place I would like to visit.
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I'am Arnaldo Almeida ( 71) Brazil. You're uploading so many of these wonderful documentaries. Thank you-
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Everything in Scandinavia is better than anywhere else, I don't know why but I know that I don't know
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