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Brazil: Protected Nature (full documentary)

Date: February 26, 2015 By Categories: News Tags: , , , , 30 Comments

Four national parks in Brazil, less topical and more intentionally away from the Amazonian context, will capitalize on our attention. We will visit some of t…
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They have inhabited our planet for millions of years, and yet no living creature seems more alien to us. Award-winning cameraman Wolfgang Thaler and Bert Hoe…
Video Rating: 4 / 5

30 Replies to “Brazil: Protected Nature (full documentary)”

edmundo vallellano
February 26, 2015
. (Just a "point", because this stupidity does not publish if I do not write something...).
Robin House
February 26, 2015
thank you for full doc.episodes are a hassle
ibrahim mahmoud
February 26, 2015
fantastic video many thanks
Lewis Parkin
February 26, 2015
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Louie Ross
February 27, 2015
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Jedidiah Gurl
February 27, 2015
Psalms 104:24
Kellen Fitzpacktrich
February 27, 2015
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Abhimanyau Neupane
February 27, 2015
Awesome work.many thanks for upload such a beautiful documentary.
Zack Abusharif
February 27, 2015
Germany beat brazil 7-1 so this documentary doesnt exist
pilae636
February 27, 2015
This is NOT power of nature, This is power of GOD. He creates everything, including ants, nature and every thing else. SUBHANALLAH !
Joseph Lee
February 27, 2015
don't be so damned arrogant by saying, "We crack their (ants) secret code." You think you know but you actually know nothing. 
Gaius Caerulius Verus
February 27, 2015
Ant society is so much like human society, for instance ants are social, live in complex societies, have division of labour, farm aphids, keep slaves (in some species) and invade other nests as part of warfare and annexation. It is really interesting and funny how primitive human society was until recently (still is in some places) to be like that of ants and bees (which are relatives of ants). In fact the ant species Formica rufescens keep slaves (another ant species) but are very nice to their slaves than compared with humans. Further the species Formica sanguinea hunts for slaves (species F. fusca) and what is surprising is that the masters are red ants and their slaves are black ants, parallel with the instance of the human transatlantic slave trade. Monarchies are like bee hives and most ant nests like republics.
roflcopterkklol
February 27, 2015
I believe the Bullants are very under rated, personally having studied Jumping jacks myself and observed their behaviour they seem to be one of the smartest species of ant when it comes to individual intelligence. I had a colony of about 200 ants (Do not ask how i managed to get 200 jumping jacks, not easily ill put it that way) Their willingness to accept members from other colonies after what seems like an initiation to see if they are worthy to join the colony for an example, add a Jumping jack and they would fight it, if it lived through the fight they would accept it into the colony, as far as them fighting each other on on different occasions it seemed to be purely a thing of natural selection, strong genes succeed and all that, otherwise they were never aggressive toward each other, they even groomed each other which was surprising for me being such aggressive ants, not only that one would defend another from attack. May also have something to do with knowing when you look down at them, they are looking back up at you and they can see you fine. They may be small colonies (Of only 200 or so) but in my opinion they are one of the most interesting by far. No other ant has been able to catch my interest to the point where i would just sit and watch a colony work for hours at a time.
InTheOtherWorld.
February 27, 2015
This has both adorable and sad things about ants... I don't understand why I always see arguments about religion in ant documentaries... This is not showing the power of God, this is showing the power of ants. It is ants who are responsible for this, not God.
LastCynicStanding
February 27, 2015
Awesome footage Horrible writing
Clarksons
February 27, 2015
I came here after watching those ant hill art videos, and their comments section is filled with people attacking ant lovers saying ants don't really have consciousness, they don't feel pain and things like that. Then there is this documentary where it shows ants to be equally if not more intelligent as humans.. 
Ironfist Doombringer, Slayer of Humans, Destroyer of Worlds
February 27, 2015
I wish my league teams were like this
Stricken4Pot
February 27, 2015
So what is the point of life to ants? To work? To ensure their offspring has life? What is the benefit of living if all they do in their lives is to work? What are they producing other than future work? Wouldn't you say their instincts were programmed on purpose by another force to benefit something bigger? 
Frederica Mussolini
February 27, 2015
I watched this video last night and it gave me nightmares I fricking swear it did. So informative and completely intimidating to a simply human being who is a member of a wasteful, inefficient, emotional, warring, terrified, superstitious, cannibalistic, cruel, predatory, paranoid, and indifferent social order. Just something to think about. #science #ants 
queenith2
February 27, 2015
So I was just watching a documentary about the bee colony that was attacked at 6:00. These ants screwed over the bees big time I'm unsure who to root for,
DAVID TR
February 27, 2015
28:45 "flying sperm machines" 
Vezerai
February 27, 2015
Human curiosity is just sick man. Just to find out how and why ants do what they do, without any profit coming out of understanding except knowledge, these guys fucking destroyed a nest that had probably taken years and years to build, then they fucking pour down concrete in another nest, stupid fucks, leave the ants alone.
ChaoticDiscordx
February 27, 2015
Please, don't go down into the comment section. Somehow, the religious fucks got here too. It's amazing why they jump about on nature/science videos to further their bloody propaganda...
Slender Dan
February 27, 2015
Who else thought that the ants carrying the aphids on their heads was so fucking adorable.
Cronus Ampora
February 27, 2015
Anyone else feel bad for that bear?
Mike Krier
February 27, 2015
The narration is abysmal. Stop calling them "aliens". Ants aren't "aliens" And why are they a "secret" power?
Bender Bending Rodriguez
February 27, 2015
Amazing creatures, amazing scientists!
20PINKluvr
February 27, 2015
He had balls of steel if he didn't flinch when the ants bit him when he disturbed their nest I'm like..wtf is he doing??
orangecreme222
February 27, 2015
So I guess I wasn't the only one digging up ant nests as a kid