Canary Islands - Part I: Life at the Limit - Go Wild

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Published 2021-09-02

Wind and water transported pioneer seeds, insects and animals to the isolated islands. They created the diversity and distribution of life here, with microclimates like the world’s only surviving temperate cloud forests. Animals and plants evolved unique features to survive in these lands. The result is startling encounters with eccentric birds and with majestic whales!

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@GoWild_EN 2 years ago

ver en español https://youtu.be/V9Rtgenr99s
@peggywarren8112 2 years ago

This is possibly the best nature documentary I’ve ever had the pleasure to watch. My compliments to the film crew, writers and director.
@lastitiriteras 1 year ago

This documentary was so beautiful! I am from the Canary Islands, from Tenerife and I am so glad to see the representation of our nature and not just our tourism. So beautiful!
@lynnleigha580 2 years ago

Birds are by far the funniest creatures on Earth 😂😂😂 I had no idea they did this stuff until I was 36 and started watching YouTube videos
@youazeem 2 years ago

The father whale carrying his dead baby afloat for days, broke my heart. Parents are so selfless, in their love for children.
@michaeloseiboamah43 2 years ago

When you don't have the means to get there, these people have dedicated their lives to provide us with the stunning and beautiful scenes of natures. Cudos
@markokada7311 8 months ago

Here is to those exceptional wildlife photographers who had to spend day & night w/ an infinite patience in order to procure these brilliant, indelible, & momentous footages at such foreboding, inhospitable, & inaccessible landscapes in the face of some adverse conditions. It may simply exhibit to discern their single-minded determination & unwavering dedication of the professional commitment for their crafts at the level most of us could only dream of. So I can't help doffing my hat to them. In addition, my heartfelt gratitude to the post-production crews such as editors, a script writer, audio men inclusive of the background music, a narrator, etc. who had all contributed to enhance a wealth of intrigue & excitement. Thanks to them all, we could enjoy, admire, & appreciate this one & only sublime doc. at the comfort of our home. From California,,,,(08/18/23)
@richardnguyen6853 2 years ago

This beautiful bird has talent can find food and water 💦 survive in the dessert
@hestergreen2031 1 year ago

Oh, if I were a rich man, I’d travel the world Explore parts we all need to see. It’s one thing to see this on TV compared to seeing everything up front and personal.
@maineoutdoorsman677 2 years ago

I bet after the rain it's beautiful,unbelievably gorgeous
@healthytalk666 2 years ago

Such a wonderful documentary. Watching from Bangladesh.
@philswede 1 year ago

Greetings from Sweden. 🥰 all of the Canary Islands!
@rajugautam1775 2 years ago

excellent cinematography and nature
@manuelavila869 2 years ago

Not using concepts, the DOC is marvelous...THANKS!!!
@klee3282 1 year ago

This is such a beautiful documentary with lovely calm music. :-) Thank you for making this available for us to enjoy.
@jim2376 2 years ago

Amazing cinematography.
@ayushagarwal9945 2 years ago

the music and the cinematography make it look like a disney movie. Simply amazing!!
@tomatlanta2665 2 years ago

Amazing Thank you!
@zeniktorres4320 2 years ago

Photography, music, script and narration are are fantastic! What a treat.
@williamdrijver4141 2 years ago

Superb cinematography! The ocean blue is magnificent! What a difference with what we normally see of the Canary Islands: mass tourism and lots of concrete.