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@FreeDocumentaryNature

1y↑130

Isn’t it awesome when there’s good news in Nature? For 20 years the Boteti River in northern Botswana has not flowed. What was once an expansive and prolific body of water gradually dried up, leaving zebras, hippos, elephants and crocodiles dependent on the few pools formed from the occasional rains.

But now, for the first time in 30 years, rain has fallen in sufficient quantities hundreds of miles to the north in the Angolan highlands, sending a stream of water through the river bed. After years of extreme drought, the river has finally returned in all its glory, transforming the landscape. Good news for nature!

@TomAkers23

1y↑2

You could say it's good for some bad for others water is rising global warming

@Roscoe.P.Coldchain

Global warming is a miff in my opinion it’s what’s been happening for millions of years it just normal but I do believe that nuclear explosions and fall out is the real reason we have a hole in the ozone liar if that’s true..I honestly don’t think it’s been caused by burning wood and coal but I could be wrong..Anyways good to hear different points of views, nice talking to you 👍

@anthonysupplee858

1y↑5

Wait I thought Drought was “global warming”…

@anthonysupplee858

Tom, Most of the USA is dry. To push the global warming agenda do I say “water is rising”

@phillipdennis2817

1y↑1

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@aweniajohn6571

1y↑61

I felt genuinely happy for the animals most especially the young zebra who survived the treacherous journey. Thanks team for the wonderful documentary.

@cherimolina2121

1y↑40

I've watched this 3 times and enjoy it immensely each time. One of the best nature docs. Sadly not all make it. But naturally, they provide the food for the hungry when it is needed most. Nothing is wasted in this! ❤

@bettygoines7007

1y↑1

@johnshields6852

37w↑1

I enjoy it everytime, often, amazing isn't it. Water 🙏

@lindokuhlemadondo3996

1y↑14

I loved the episode. Its so amazing to see how much perseverance and improvising can lead to life long happiness. These animals (especially the Elephants and Crocs - my heart went out to them 😍) waited more than 20years for rain and river flows.....This is amazing. Zebra were baffled by a flowing river. Wow, this is so Amazing. Thank you for the documentary. Animals can always help us learn one or two things about life.

@paulaadams1765

1y↑27

I’ve been to Botswana, most recently April 2022. It’s always a joy to be in the African bush witnesses the amazing wildlife. The zebra migration is a phenomenon much like the wildebeest migration in Kenya and Tanzania. It’s a harsh life of survival for many of the animals, very raw and unscripted. The circle of life is dependent on each species, their behavior always on display. I feel humble, blessed and a privilege to have witnessed these mighty creatures. ❤

@jacobfinder7476

1y↑1

Well said 🙏 Going to Africa and being a part of nature there is life changing.

@juliobali22

52w↑1

Im always hv Africa one of places to go. How could be the easiest way n economically afordable. Can you give me a tip for. Tks.

@johnshields6852

1y↑21

We're safe mostly from the changes and cycles of the weather, but these animals survival is put to the ultimate test, it's so hard to watch them struggle, just for a drink of water or grass to eat, I feel so blessed watching these guys trying to survive.

@tomashertz1155

1y↑88

The ability of elephants to decide when to create mud to protect their skin and, conversely, to not mix water with earth to preserve dwindling water supplies reveals their intelligence and intuitive understanding of environmental conditions at various points during dry and wet seasons.

@Taushathetech

1y↑7

They are incredible creatures. Who visit the graves of their dead and even hold crazy unholy grudges😂. If they were human, God would seriously check them.

@reivang7196

@@taushahamon Religion is a made up story like Disney stories.

@gilberttigere5116

32w↑2

@@Taushathetechboy oh boy! We should be glad they cannot make weapons. No offending humans would be safe and with good reason too.

@tomgiorgini9154

31w↑2

elephants are extremely intelligent been known for years, was surprised to learn the hippos knew enough to kill there young tho

@BrianChoy

1y↑17

I always enjoy Nature documentaries! We have been fortunate to enjoy safaris twice in Tanzania and once in Rwanda to see the mountain gorillas. Unfortunately safaris are expensive since we travel from Honolulu to Seattle to Amsterdam to Arusha. Wish we could go more often! Nature documentaries provide a more thorough understanding of wildlife that could never be learned on a safari. We are fortunate to have documentaries like Nature! Another Nature documentary that I enjoyed recently was "The Termite and Elephant" which described the symbiotic relationship between the termite and elephant in creating waterholes.

@FreeDocumentaryNature

1y↑1

Nature is so infinitely clever and never ceases to astound and amaze how it all works together. Thanks for the tip! I’ll check that out.

@cheri238

52w

@Free Documentary - Nature
Thank you for these documentaries, all these elements the predatory nature is the essence of life continually flourishing with "Pure Vida" of how important this continuance of water supplies is. Beautifully done, and I thank you for these videos ❤

@dianaholvik2554

37w↑5

Very well done documentary. Over the years I've watched hundreds of nature documentaries, and they are mostly getting better. Equipment is better, knowledge is better etc. I've learned to recognize many of the narrators, and some are favourite, some not so much. I noticed Sean Pertwee narrated this, and I really liked his voice and his style. I recognize his name as the actor who played the Sheriff in the first Cadfael movies, and Sean Pertwee was my favourite of the Hugh Beringars.

@user-ox4cz4tw3k

37w

Some peopĺemjust have that calming voice that you need. It not to ott or omg please speak faster 😂

@Roscoe.P.Coldchain

1y↑21

I’ve always got this overwhelming feeling when I look into an elephants eyes of the prehistoric era, I would just love to know what the animal is thinking in that moment if at all..Everything is so balanced and clockwork in everything they do it’s amazing

@user-ox4cz4tw3k

37w↑1

Thank god I didn't get eaten 😂
I know what you mean though. It would be amazing to ĵust have a slight inside into their minds

@user-sn5zs9qh4w

22w

There is no prehistoric Era only more lies from evolutionists and its mainly because they are paid big time for these lies

@lalahaha5313

31w

This was a good nature documentary. The joy the animals felt at the end when the rains finally came...it moved me!

@juliobali22

1y↑7

Beautiful seen the nature flourish again. The animals back to river and enjoy the time together. Magnificent nature. ♥️

@dudleykelbe2060

1y↑11

Excellent documentary . Remarkable footage capturing the essence of the Boteti over years. Hope you do many more

@mitchydarne8734

40w↑3

Whaouw !! What a great show , so well narrated, it prouves, adaptation to harsh conditions, bring life again.
Thank you for the camera work and everyone involved in this beautiful documentary.

@seawench555

1y↑28

Absolutely Magical, heartwarming, heartbreaking, Epic Nature. Thankyou, it makes u realize just how small we are in this immense Universe. 🌈🇦🇺

@unityispower1545

1y↑3

Great nature and all participants responsible for some kind of nature service. The vultures and Hynas are environment cleaners. The Elephants are curious about water usage and the way of shortage management. So interesting😻

@peterw.kocsis2520

1y↑9

Always up for a good documentary on nature! Great work, narration and photography!

@theresaprice1365

31w↑1

This is sooo incredible after all those years of no water beautiful documentary ❤

@melissamcclain34

1y↑8

What an absolutely incredible documentary!!! @24:13 was one of my favorite scenes 💜💚💙❤️

@codystout5353

1y↑4

I couldn't imagine waiting for years for it to rain. My number one on my bucket list is fly in a small plane around the world. I would love to see Africa and the animals in their natural habitat

@shubhuful

1y↑11

Incredible documentary.... Thoroughly enjoyed it ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for uploading this.... Happy 2023 💐🎊🙏
I hope this year we'll get to watch more n more such Amazing documentaries!

@naeemdin3606

29w

I'm always amazed at nature's abilities but when I saw how the elephant scooped the sand with their trunk by pushing it forward with its foot .👍 thanks for uploading.

@juditate111

1y↑6

Excellent documentary. Enjoyable, sometimes very sad, but that is life and death in nature.

@Rey-BrawlStars

1y↑22

Incredible documentary! Thanks For Recording such a magnificent phenomenon

@achikavengergarohills3048

50w↑4

Great documentary with a happy ending...I do like this kind of documentaries...I am partial to it as I watch the fight to survive in the most challenging environment.

@johnshields6852

37w↑3

Watching the arrival of the rain is palpable, I literally feel the relief.

@anandshakti1

48w↑3

Beautiful documentary yet the awareness of how hard it can be to be alive and stay that way does make me want it to be more easy for them.

@jamessparkman6604

43w

If you planted more trees, rain would come when it was supposed to and where it was supposed to

@chateaupig826

1y↑8

I love how it starts with a blade of grass feeding termites which feed ants and spiders which feed meerkat which feed snakes and on and on .. beautiful nature ❤🧡

@user-sn5zs9qh4w

22w

God had intelligence so great that everything needs everything

@chateaupig826

22w

God doesn't exist .
Nature does it alone 🧡💛

@jennymalkus4517

1y↑6

Many thanks for the time and efforts making this documentary. Enjoyed it. 🐘🦓

@susie154

1y↑4

It's astonishing how this documentary is made! 👍 to the men and women filming 👏

@KeyOfLife45

1y↑7

After twenty years the water is there? WOW it's a real paradise for those God gifted nature and magnificent animal. Thanks for sharing with us.

@pixazelz

But for how long ?

@affordabledesertliving3487

1y↑5

One extremely well done documentary. Thank you!

@Verdigris.

1y↑2

I found that fascinating. Thanks. Just wondering, is that snake you were handling particularly use to human handling. It seems as though your brown snake was particularly patient considering all the twisting it got.

@shubhuful

1y↑6

African forests n wildlife are precious n must be preserved! I say, forest cover must increase with lesser human disturbance so that rivers can flow continuously n all the creatures of God flourish... 🙏

@raihanabari7896

1y↑3

Water is life for all animals. This documentary shows how important water is for all these animals’ survival! Smell of water! How wonderful it is life giving rain came to Boteti river.

@schiros123

1y↑7

Oh wow! I just watched another documentary from 6 months ago about how the river has dried up to see this is such relief. Please people can we stop overpopulating the earth and leave the other creatures some water and space?

@pixazelz

Ikr our way of life is destroying the Earth we must stop having kids and think about our planet because no way people are going to change to save the environnement .

@coldhardtruth333

29w↑1

The world is not over populated..

@gospelmusicgospel5947

1y↑4

I feel sorry for the pregnant zebras, walking a long miles searching for water😭😭😭😭😭

@miguelangelsanchezjr.841

1y↑4

life finds a way ❤

@samanthav8728

1y↑5

I LOVE Free Documentary - Nature channel! This was another incredible doc! Tysm!

@no.1spectator39

1y↑3

I hope people of the wonderful nation of Botswana Take care of this holy river of Life

@michaelhenry8091

1y↑4

To live is to suffer, to survive is to find meaning in the suffering

@moengele7560

1y↑4

Proud to call this place my home🇧🇼

@devonhoneycutt

46w↑3

Love nature and wildlife 😂❤👍👍🤩💯💯🥰

@abelardogonzales8283

1y↑2

Animals find ways, how to survive in a drought! This was a fascinating and interesting documentary! Thank you for sharing and uploading! May God Bless All Of Us And Have A Blessed Great Lovely Wonderful Tuesday Everybody! Have A Safe Happy 2023 New Year's Everyone!!

@erikkamarababol5037

1y↑3

Beautiful documentary from nature.. thank you so much for sharing. ☺️😘💞

@debhurd8898

1y↑6

I really hate the way animals have to suffer in this world. It bothers me even more than human suffering for some reason that remains unknown to me. Poor innocents.

@revoniamabutho9343

1y↑1

All animals are equal

@josephkariuki8746

1y↑3

The best documentary ever🔥🔥

@MrPen_

1y↑4

In my language BOTETI means tadpole, so it's a TADPOLE River.

@vinagpuri3181

1y↑27

Amazing free documentry ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍

@FreeDocumentaryNature

1y↑2

We agree!

@mathieutyler8745

It's NOT free.. it's filled with ads 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

@Steadfastly7

1y↑4

Creation is so wonderful and beautiful. It touches our heart and very soul or innermost self. We have a wonderful and loving Creator who needs to be thanked for providing us with such wonders.

@sathyakd

1y↑4

Excellent footage and information.

@mathewundenge2017

22w

Well done 🎉. Inspirational. Just subscribed and looking out for the next video.

@jackbotha6061

1y↑4

Now that was 49:33 of my life well spent. I miss Afrika I lived not far from there I can still hear the zebra and jackal in my head. But now I'm in England far far away

@bessiewoods-em7kf

34w

Such a beautiful documentary thanks 4 sharing ❤❤❤

@xochitl9161

1y↑2

What a fantastic documentary !!

@Shaa2r

1y↑3

Amazing documentary, the narator make it even more exciting to watch.

@janetihaka799

1y↑3

What a lovely doco ,thank you

@Kymcook73

1y↑2

The circle of life. I feel bad for these animals.😢

@ME-jq3hm

1y↑29

You want to know the real reason for the drought? Diamond mines.The Boteti stretches from Ngamiland to the main Boteti District, where it is used to fill the Mopipi Dam, which is important to the many diamond mines of the area, particularly the Orapa diamond mine. So if you really care about this, stop buying diamonds

@messagegoeshere741

1y↑7

Stop buying mined diamonds. They can make man produced diamond now. No need to mine them

@user-sn5zs9qh4w

22w↑1

Yep

@jaszminejohnston8167

21w↑2

...the world is so damaged from us that it way too late to try and save it, we know about climate change and that our world is at a constant threat...sad to say, I think it's too late to recover. We're greedy, it's what us humans do. 🙁😞

@wcjeffro9849

20w↑1

Like elephants. They eat everything in sight and drink everything in sight.

@wcjeffro9849

20w↑1

Oh but poor Debeers need all that money. Lol

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@supahfly_uk

21w

Stunning documentary.

@pitbullmom3234

1y↑2

I LOVE DOCUMENTARY LIKE THIS 🥰
BEST CHANNEL EVER 💯💯💯

@alwaysthere5070

1y↑3

This was an amazing watch ❤❤❤

@cococoonmaroon3682

1y↑2

Amazing documentary! 😍👏

@aard9952

1y↑7

The footage of the lion killing the zebra was grafted on from an older documentary. It was not the "mother zebra" which looked like it had been shot to me... they had no real footage of the kill and either were extremely lucky to stumble upon a very fresh lion kill or they shot it and planted it there. All is not what it seems in the world of film making! And I have seen the "rive reborn" in old BBC docs, and far better filmed if I'm honest.

@melissamcclain34

1y↑2

You feel better after getting all that off your chest 🤦‍♀️

@EliHeffernan-jv1jp

28w

There not really allowed to hunt female animals, especially when they have a calf. So if they did, this wouldn't be up.

@FranciscoHernandez-vq8lw

1y↑2

Buen documental

@joycepearson5035

1y↑2

I love this episode. It's amazing how God the creator of heaven & earth & all tnings. He will provide with rain & the growth of grass & fruit for His creation. His words tell us that. He loves His creation

@karllossemmeddo1832

33w

NATURE, IS WONDERFUL. GOD BLESS ALL OF US. LOVE FROM SENEGAL 🇸🇳❤ 🌍🙏

@Eszra

1y↑2

Wonderful animals.

@raviprasad7418

1y↑3

Watching this documentary, you have to have a belief that there is a creator who creates all of us

@Dr.IanPlect

1y↑1

tripe, that's the mindset of ignorance

@ranveersinghyadav8700

39w

@@Dr.IanPlectOh wow look at this great mind

@nilanjanachatterjee9023

47w↑1

Excellent video 😊

@devin6300

1y↑3

After all my years on yt why am I just discovering this channel. Remarkable photography

@TheDalaiLamaCon

1y↑4

Excellent and with no political narrative, which is rare these days.

@wastedwarrior1045

36w↑2

BEAUTIFUL 👌🏻

@vhiktorbarlow1958

1y↑4

How did the animals live without water for 20 years of drought

@GildedWarrior331

1y↑3

That documentary was 10/10 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@ak-if9wg

1y↑2

wonderful documentary

@ianjesse8525

50w↑2

Love nature

@gregphillips24

1y↑2

Very good documentary.

@jersondhmsn3986

1y↑3

I enjoyed it very much.
Thank you

@sjk160

1y↑4

This channel is amazing!!

@keonnewilliams9511

1y↑2

Keep up the good work 🌎✌️🤠🎥🎧👍

@charlesdobbs4570

52w↑3

Shame people don't understand that all the music noise isn't necessary. People who watch Animal vids would rather hear the Wildlife. Even if it's the crunching of bones that's better then annoying music/ noise.

@Thomas-gg5nc

51w↑2

I don't understand why they don't stay up steam off the delta where the rain comes down. You would think all of the animals would have adapted to the flood water. Highly desirable water is somewhere up river. I'd keep following it up all the way and stay there.

@moomoo-bv3ig

44w↑1

Did anyone catch the part about the hippos? They had no young because the male killed them immediately because of the lack of water.

@marynavanschalkwyk5896

1y↑2

Awesome very good documentary

@user-sr6pv3mh6y

24w

GREAT DOCUMENTARY!

@babakgholian3467

34w

Nature is as harsh as it is beautiful .

@iduabsura4959

1y↑3

Indeed, water is life

@user-is5zw5ic4r

1y↑3

I don’t usually like spiders but that wolf spider made me laugh with the grass incident

@lizjohnson2377

1y↑2

Thank U so much.....
This was MAGNIFICENT
I 💚 ELEPHANTS 💚 🐘
N ALL WILDLIFE....
💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

@mohamedabdelkader8665

33w

Awesomeness is watching The Free Documentary - Nature Channel.

@user-mx8ov2lg2c

1y↑1

Very creative in this wonderful documentaries, a new follower from Saudi Arabia

@michaelb.42112

1y↑2

I could practically smell the dust at the start of the video.

@user-sr6pv3mh6y

24w

AND SO GOD LOVED HIS ANIMALS ONCE AGAIN😂🎉❤

@jerryphilips9346

37w

With out water they thrive to survive 💪

@dantevelazquez1151

1y↑2

Outstanding !!

@chrissartain4430

1y↑1

Great to see Something New!

@rengalafuze8700

1y↑1

Ok, but how did the zebras survive the previous years if on the 20th is when the rains came?

@moomoo-bv3ig

41w

I seen Allman brothers at Memphis in May 2007. I screamed I love older men at Greg. I don't think he appreciated it. But now I have this awesome picture of them together without clothes and let me tell you, they looked good 😍❤