Wild Life Documentaries Here

[HardAttack]

I like it seeing nature/wile life documentaries...Well, i think this is pretty normal to be cruious over with what we are sharing the world, some of these animals/environments i am not that brave to be in/there so documentaries are a bit piece of artificial way to let me do...

Anyways, if there is/are same minded folks around to like nature/wild life documentaries and like to share videos those which you like, shoot them out here ?

Cheers.

[HardAttack]

Well, here is number 1 from me.
South africa one of the popular white shark feeding/breeding zones on the planet...



Well, i m unsure if there is a cheat in this documentary or not ?
I still can not believe it though a man to be that mad to be in very same water in 20 feet approximity to a very wild white shark.
No cage, nothing...
crazy.

[Gillipig]

Who's your favorite presenter/narrator? If you say anyone other than David Attenborough I'm going to have to go apeshit crazy on you. Sorry in advance.

[Lootifer]

i like dave

[HardAttack]

Who's your favorite presenter/narrator? If you say anyone other than David Attenborough I'm going to have to go apeshit crazy on you. Sorry in advance.

Actually, i have never been interesten in following any specific name/narrator, but all the time my main focus had been on the subject/something if it is new and unusual or not and so. Maybe i am wrong here though if who makes a documentary interesting/rare is the narrator then i should follow it maybe...Is it like following a band in music ? You like style of a band then keep eye on if they made a new album ? Same analogy ? I am unsure.

I have not followed a specific name but good noted gillipig, maybe now on i will be paying attention through on it, can be helpful when i search for more.

Cheers.

[Gillipig]

?#@*%!

(I just went apeshit crazy on you cartoon style)

[oVo]

PBS Nature series are all excellent.

I particularly like some of the recent Whale Shows.

The guys in South Africa in the water with Great Whites
is special. Cooper Anderson went there and his experience
with them is documented on 60 Minutes and Youtubed.

[Symmetry]

David Attenborough is pretty much the number one guy for narration. Grizzly man is available on youtube, and Werner Herzog is no poor man's narrator or documentary filmmaker, so that's worth a bit of your time.

[muy_thaiguy]

Never really paid much attention to particular narrators, but documentaries I like involve species that are by and large, big mysteries for the most part. Like the giant squid. Also enjoy learning about extinct and rare animals. Like the Tazmanian Tiger (not actually a tiger, but still a cool looking animal).

[thegreekdog]

Who's your favorite presenter/narrator? If you say anyone other than David Attenborough I'm going to have to go apeshit crazy on you. Sorry in advance.

I liked Marty Stouffer (from the 1980s).

Jacques Cousteau was the man, although not a narrator/presenter per se.

[HardAttack]

Well, would like to print this below video as well since i believe of the animal in this video, funny, powerful, crazy and to sum up all, extra-ordinary one i believe

[2dimes]

Who's your favorite presenter/narrator? If you say anyone other than David Attenborough.

R. Francis Goldthwait

[jonesthecurl]

Who's your favorite presenter/narrator? If you say anyone other than David Attenborough I'm going to have to go apeshit crazy on you. Sorry in advance.

I liked Marty Stouffer (from the 1980s).

Jacques Cousteau was the man, although not a narrator/presenter per se.

Cousteau, yes. One of my earliest heroes. And co-inventor of the aqualung too.

[notyou2]

Who's your favorite presenter/narrator? If you say anyone other than David Attenborough.

R. Francis Goldthwait

Didn't Bob die?

[notyou2]

[greenoaks]

i watch a lot of docos with my kids, they can't get enough.

Frozen Planet
Life
The BBC Natural History Collection (Yellowstone, Galapagos, Madagascar, etc)
Planet Earth
Human Planet

[DoomYoshi]

Sharknado

[2dimes]

Who's your favorite presenter/narrator? If you say anyone other than David Attenborough.

R. Francis Goldthwait

Didn't Bob die?

Nope.

[oVo]

Ken Burns PBS documentary about the Dust Bowl is excellent, as it shows that even this planet's most successful predator can screw up.

[AndyDufresne]

Okay, so not really a wild life documentary, but I enjoyed watching this video. You may have come across it before.




--Andy

[notyou2]

Okay, so not really a wild life documentary, but I enjoyed watching this video. You may have come across it before.




--Andy

Is he looking for his next beer?