3:08 as an aside, it's no longer true that humans can't hold their breath for twenty minutes. This record was broken on 27 March 2021. The record was smashed by Budimir Šobat, a 56 year old Croatian free diver, who broke the record for the longest time breath held voluntarily (male) with a staggering time of 24 minutes 37.36 seconds. The previous record for the longest time breath held voluntarily (male) was 24 min 3.45 secs, achieved by Aleix Segura Vendrell (Spain), in Barcelona, Spain, on 28 February 2016.
@Johnna Coty clearly you cared enough to get past my comment about the record to *tell me* that no one cares. I am, however fascinated by your response. When did you take the poll to find out that no one cared? I'd love to see it. Are you absolutely *certain* that you asked *everybody?* Because I'm pretty sure that people cared because the video that *I* saw on RUclips had several million views. Ironic that, don't you think? 😁😁
I appreciate this documentary title'dissapearing iguanas'.not only iguanas but also many many creatures are dissapearing at an alarming rate.any thing that encourage people about caring and respecting nature is appreciable because it will help earth and all its creature.scientists and those who really care for earth will always publicize something that help earth and nature is one example of this.something must be done to secure earth for future generations and it should be done hardly and with full honesty.big changes occur by true and dedicated work.may god bless earth with prosperous and healthy life.
Tourism’s got to stop! Here, Antarctica, etc., whether a direct connection is found or no. Surely it CAN be prevented. Devise other ways for earning a living.
HA HA HA HA HA! Evolution and "survival of the fittest", except when it's man who is the ultimate success...because we were created in the image of God! God is in control!
These iguana look so intelligent and adorably magnificent while they are in the water especially!!! Someone need stop playing nature police, controlling the wearher, for the sake of all life including the amazing iguanas.
Your words didn't make your comment sound right by you saying someone needs stop playing nature police... You should of said that someone needs to be nature police but most of your comment did sound good from what I understood you want them to b police for the nature to help them and in reality is are job as humans to help any living creature to help their survival so hopefully other people read your comment and understand it correctly but what a beautiful comment thank you for sharing
@@krystalanderson5880 yes thank you! I do have a history of confusing. The comment does sound backwards... I was referring to the weather manipulators, chemtrailers who say they be helping the planet by dropping deadly toxins including aluminum nanoparticles, thus the spike in alzheimer's and odd weather including seas warming up.. whose idea was that, it utterly failed. Yes pretend nature police, sorry.
They have to severely curtail tourism and the visitors who do come need to abide by strict rules or face large fines. REALLY REALLY big fines. This is their only option to save what's left of the wildlife.
I havebthe privilegie of living in the Galápagos Archipiélago on Isabela island since 1992. Our internet is slow so still loadinh however the little is 100% correct. Human induced reasons in past 50 years however the Marurslly occuting Climate that effect Galápagos ENSO better known as el Niño has high probabilities to be thev"worst" in half a century. 1983 ENSO killed 93% all Marine Iguanas in entire Archipelago. Cheers Claudia
3:08 as an aside, it's no longer true that humans can't hold their breath for twenty minutes. This record was broken on 27 March 2021.
The record was smashed by Budimir Šobat, a 56 year old Croatian free diver, who broke the record for the longest time breath held voluntarily (male) with a staggering time of 24 minutes 37.36 seconds. The previous record for the longest time breath held voluntarily (male) was 24 min 3.45 secs, achieved by Aleix Segura Vendrell (Spain), in Barcelona, Spain, on 28 February 2016.
@Johnna Coty clearly you cared enough to get past my comment about the record to *tell me* that no one cares. I am, however fascinated by your response. When did you take the poll to find out that no one cared? I'd love to see it. Are you absolutely *certain* that you asked *everybody?* Because I'm pretty sure that people cared because the video that *I* saw on RUclips had several million views. Ironic that, don't you think? 😁😁
I appreciate this documentary title'dissapearing iguanas'.not only iguanas but also many many creatures are dissapearing at an alarming rate.any thing that encourage people about caring and respecting nature is appreciable because it will help earth and all its creature.scientists and those who really care for earth will always publicize something that help earth and nature is one example of this.something must be done to secure earth for future generations and it should be done hardly and with full honesty.big changes occur by true and dedicated work.may god bless earth with prosperous and healthy life.
Tourism’s got to stop! Here, Antarctica, etc., whether a direct connection is found or no. Surely it CAN be prevented. Devise other ways for earning a living.
I agree!
HA HA HA HA HA! Evolution and "survival of the fittest", except when it's man who is the ultimate success...because we were created in the image of God!
God is in control!
or spending yer money?
take a deep dive implosion for a change...
Baby Dragons
There hasn't been a El Nino for awhile. Been having la Nina's. Instead. So hopefully they have responded
These iguana look so intelligent and adorably magnificent while they are in the water especially!!! Someone need stop playing nature police, controlling the wearher, for the sake of all life including the amazing iguanas.
Your words didn't make your comment sound right by you saying someone needs stop playing nature police... You should of said that someone needs to be nature police but most of your comment did sound good from what I understood you want them to b police for the nature to help them and in reality is are job as humans to help any living creature to help their survival so hopefully other people read your comment and understand it correctly but what a beautiful comment thank you for sharing
@@krystalanderson5880 yes thank you! I do have a history of confusing. The comment does sound backwards...
I was referring to the weather manipulators, chemtrailers who say they be helping the planet by dropping deadly toxins including aluminum nanoparticles, thus the spike in alzheimer's and odd weather including seas warming up.. whose idea was that, it utterly failed. Yes pretend nature police, sorry.
The Galapagos are a very interesting placel.
Why were humans ever allowed on the Galapagos islands. That’s insane
Something tells that the Land dwelling ones don’t seem to be showing. The Land Iguanas.
They have to severely curtail tourism and the visitors who do come need to abide by strict rules or face large fines. REALLY REALLY big fines. This is their only option to save what's left of the wildlife.
They're all moving to Miami.
NOOOO‼️💔💔💔💔💔💔💢💢💢
It's gotta be the SNAKES!!!
I'm surprised they're not hunted for their meat ....they're no natives to these islands??
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Only 200 left :(
15:34 😆
Stop your lies and propaganda this is all BS
What is the truth in your eyes?
??? That's quite an allegation. To what do you refer? It's got no specifics.
I havebthe privilegie of living in the Galápagos Archipiélago on Isabela island since 1992. Our internet is slow so still loadinh however the little is 100% correct. Human induced reasons in past 50 years however the Marurslly occuting Climate that effect Galápagos ENSO better known as el Niño has high probabilities to be thev"worst" in half a century. 1983 ENSO killed 93% all Marine Iguanas in entire Archipelago. Cheers Claudia