Wild Baltic Sea - Between Estonia and Finland | Nature Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2024
- In Part 2 of "Wild Baltic Sea" we explore a world of hundreds of islands between Estonia, Sweden and Finland. Mating moose, massive grey seals, and the great golden eagle rule here.
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We Brazilians know nothing about this coastal region of Europe. It is more beautiful and full of life than I imagined.
Beautifully filmed documentary!!!
Loved the limestone figures. Great filming.
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Excellence enjoyable place...keep um coming
You almost pronounced Saaremaa correctly... respect and hugs from Eesti!
Also... moose lol
for a second i thought they were pinguins
I live in the Finnish Archipelago. There are no bears here. You should check the facts. Occasionally (every 10 years) there might be individuals wandering here but mostly they live in the easternmost part of Finland.
Oh really ?
Great xx
The Baltic is “severely” polluted - was that mentioned🤷♂️
No but it's still true
Yes. Fertilisers - nitrates and phosphate, that’s fushed in with so many rivers.
its a moose not an elk
Moose is native american name, in british english it's an elk.
Only for Americans
I hate when documentaries use the same exact footage from another documentary , also narrated by the same person in this case , where they use the same exact footage in both documentaries, but try to create an entirely different storyline ,, when it showed the bears at the very end , this footage was used in another documentary about the bear and her 3 cubs , so they showed that as well as the other female bear and the two males that were in this video and tried to put a whole different storyline together, when it’s like seriously ? The other documentary featured 2-3 episodes covering the bears and this video, they play up one angle , another in the other videos … as much as I’ve enjoyed a lot that this dude has narrated and the network he’s done a lot of work for , it’s annoying to watch docs with such altered footage just to allow them to create drama and try to play up to peoples interest in such a way .. while I still enjoy many videos this channel has shared , not directing the comment to this channel 😂, but instead, if these existing films that are owned by one of the major networks were posting these vids , I’d def. Want them to be aware of how it loses credibility and makes Things less impactful, when I’ve seen thousands and thousands of wildlife content to know when I’ve seen footage duplicated yet deceptively angled in whatever way just for views and convenience sake , if they’re perhaps lacking In more decent footage to support whatever other narrative they’re trying to have us actually believe.. in the other doc, they had to disclaim that any of the footage they obtained from inside the bear den was separately Obtained from captivity , yet they tried to make it about environmental laws or regulations as to why instead of hey , we can’t just gl film a wild bear den safely or successfully… of course , they could implement cameras in those scenarios,- as they now constantly employ robotic “ spy animals” To get footage , but yeah when they are only making up whatever narrative to make things seem as if they just naturally occurred with no interference , it loses all reasoning to even watch and sadly so many networks and producers / etc do this crap. Anyway , I still enjoy seeing these old videos I’ve not seen in a while til people started “borrowing” Them and posting to RUclips..
I think your elk is a moose
Only americans call an elk a moose, and a deer an elk.
I wish I could tell the difference between an elk and a moose.