Eye of the Pangolin. Pangolin Documentary in HD.

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It’s time to write the UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF ANIMAL RIGHTS. It should be enacted by United Nations, and enforced by all countries.

14:56 made me cry to see how much he loved her and tell about her death. Such level of dedication and love simply heartwarming!

Moral of the story: Look after nature, if not expect consequences.

I grew up hearing tales of this lovely creature while growing up in my home town of Limpopo, my people Tsonga find it very mythical that when spotted there is legend that it will not rain for a year and it spelled drought, therefore no mention should be made of the animal I think the reason for this is because they thrive in dry arid areas that they are associated with. This made me more interested in researching about them. Further heartbreak was when I heard that they are on a brink of extinction. I think more education is needed in rural communities is needed to educate people that there is nothing mythical about this animal species and this is where I come in with the research I got.

Hunt the poachers, sick and tired of poachers killing animals!!

Everything in this world are destroyed by mans own hand..

I applaud the commitment and courage of everyone involved in protecting the pangolin. Kudos to the makers of this high quality film and their team. Sharing.

We have so much thermide mounts and ants in outback Australia. Perhaps we should introduce pangolin to Australia.

This is heartbreaking - how will we ever change man's behaviour - the greed, ignorance and stupidity. It is so important to share this, to create awareness far and wide, to encourage people to protect these incredible, sensitive creatures. Thank you for making this film.

This is the first documentary I've seen that solely features pangolins, and I am so happy to see that people are finally learning about them!

Two years later I return. Still in love and very much an advocate for these incredibly docile amazing creatures. They are being exploited every where. Year of the PAGONLIN accompanied by the DOG yeah baby.

I've loved pangolins for quite a few years now when I first discovered them. They are such harmless, docile creatures which obviously makes it much easier to poach them. When they are poached and then readied for the traffickers/buyers to harvest them... they are put through an incredibly horrific, painful death. Often times boiled alive. Humans are a stain on this planet.

They have such a beautiful little face!

I have been very fortunate to interact and see many pangolins. I was luckily enough to assist in raising one a few years back and successfully released into Sabl Sands. As an artist I draw them a lot to inform people of their plight. Keep up the great work!

These are such cute, little, creatures. I live in Kenya, East Africa. My Mum has told me about pangolins. I didn't even know what they were. There are rumors that there are some in the Lake Victoria region. I don't know how true that is. Perhaps they are there but because they're so shy and tend to hide we wouldn't know. Why would you want to eat such an adorable, peaceful animal???

This is one of the many reasons I became a wildlife conservationist.

Its a shame for us wildlife lovers that this video is not getting more attention as it deserves, do share it more! 🙏

Well, everybody knows about the pangolin now, thanks to the Chinese government who decided to let SARS happen all over again.

Chinese people: Let's slaugther some precious endangered animals... Mother Nature: ...(Hold my Corona)