Secret Forests | David Attenborough's Wild City 4/6 | Go Wild

Here on the fringes of the city, the jungle harbours fascinating species, including many that have never been filmed before. The star of the show is the Raffles’ banded langur, one of the least-known primates on the planet. Found only in Singapore and Malaysia, there are only a few hundred left and around 60 have made a home in Singapore's rainforests. A troop of nine live high in the canopy where their babies learn to climb and discover all there is to know about their jungle home. Below them, a fascinating cast of creatures carve out a life in this multi-layered forest world. Ambush hunting scorpions, flying dragons escaping from murderous jaws, a nest of weaving ants with their own farm, and one of the world's tiniest hoofed animals - the mouse-deer. This is a journey to discover the fascinating residents that thrive here.

[@liya7568]

David Attenborough voice and the serenity, it is therapeutic.

[@biblebasher9364]

Nothing is like falling asleep to a David Attenborogh video

[@leangalanido1954]

😂😂

[@whatyougot3721]

Am already dreaming

[@garylexiava]

I do it every 🌙 🌙 night

[@bobyoung1698]

He used to narrate golf tournaments on TV, but he talked too fast.

[@user-yf6gh7rm3v]

Also David Tennant :)

[@wengisnothere]

I live in Singapore. Thank you for showing my country to the world 🌎

[@lindahollinrake1334]

That sound like a beautiful place to does it get hot there I heard it does

[@wengisnothere]

@@lindahollinrake1334 ye
Singapore is a beautiful small city. it is usually hot here because, its near the equator.

[@sunflower-fy5bl]

Beautiful country ❤😊

[@BobiR-bl9fc]

The Islamic Barbaric rules made it bad but the Nature is beautiful

[@laurah.7696]

Wow beautiful!!

[@deathsnitemaresinfullust2269]

David Attenborough is a treasure speaking about gems of the wild. I'll always love him for it.
😄👍

[@Liger._King]

I love David Attenborough! He's the only one.

[@standingbear998]

he is fraudster. it was proven and even admitted by National Geographic. people forget yesterday

[@Headwind-1]

and he is not muslim . . .

[@Kunkhmerthebest714]

I feel happy every time I listen to David Attenborough voice 😊

[@rlabonales]

Back in 2013, after a tiring day from work, I always turn on my small DVD player and play Attenborough's BBC documentary and fall asleep😂😂

[@tedbomba6631]

Many thanks to Sir David and his talented colleagues for bringing us yet another video. Everything about this project shows that nature can coexist in an urban environment when people carefully consider the needs of the creatures that they will share the space with and provide them. Singaporeans should be very proud of what they have accomplished and for showing others that it can be done.

[@areiex_siera4333]

DA narration makes this video even amazing! It's the DA effect.

[@ariefveggie4127]

Whatta wonderful Singapore 👏👏👏

[@fernandoequix3931]

Que buen documental y producción, muy buenas tomas. Gracias por compartir.

[@amandasmith308]

Loved the video. DA is amazing to listen too. He gives these animals character and personality.

[@user-co7oy1uw2l]

Amazing movies

[@Kunkhmerthebest714]

I feel happy listening to David Attenborough voice😊

[@NadineHowe-mc9ge]

Beautiful video ❤

[@Liger._King]

I agree with you 100%! Mr Attenborough is the best there is.

[@jessicahan6274]

Truly amazing SINGAPORE ❤️

[@michaelwoo4123]

Awesome!

[@alvinphua4561]

if only more roads, long paths, living spaces are built above or under such forests than bulldozing through them in such land scarce islands …

[@kels1009]

The way Sir Attenborough pronounced Singapore is spot on.

[@catalinacurio]

My brother visited Singapore a few times, he says even the cities are green, that every spare space has a plant. 😊

[@ronkain8905]

Simply amazing!

[@kolapyellow7631]

450 million years !! Amamzing bug. !!!

[@markpaiste]

what a great place!!..leaving room for nature!..very beautiful!!..

[@kolapyellow7631]

I was at the botanical garden before covid.

[@touchofgrey5372]

Can you imagine a small child wondering off into these woods; not exactly the friendliest environment to try to survive in!

[@jonathaneffemey944]

Thanks so much for posting

[@ibtesamyasser9008]

ياايها زملائي اشعر وكاني موجودة معكم ع قد مامقنع هاد التصوير وتنسيق والانسجام واضح التقنيات وتشدون المشاهدين بشكل ملحوظ ومثير للاهتمام بعض النظر عن تجاوب الحيوانات وتكيفهامع بعض لان أغلب الحيوانات تكيف مع بعض من اجل توازن البيئي ووووالخ سبحان الله مااعظمة بس انتم تبهرون الأطفال والنساء وحتى الرجال والمراهق قصدي اغلب فئات المجتمع انتم فهمانبن بكل مقايس وهاد شي واضح الحداثة المتطورة والتكنولوجيا بالتصوير والاحترافية وتملكون الإمكانات ورح محبة والتعاون مع بعض مافي داعي المجاملة هي الحقيقة والأهم غايتكم نشر العلم والمعرفة عن طريق المواقع الإلكترونية ونت ايها الاكابر وشكرا للجهود المبذولة وللطاقم العمل المتعاون ٠❤❤

[@ahmbalahob1801]

بلد جميل

[@Morgan-pf8nu]

This is so good!

[@LifeStorymbJayed]

What a Relaxing video

[@antoniopaquiao9359]

Very nice governance in singapor❤❤❤

[@Fab69621]

Peace of mind hearing the voice

[@goodvideos.113]

There are many species of animals. 45:07 / 45:07

[@rogerdavis9962]

The sound effects when the 2 shield bugs separated from mating 😂😂😂 great choice sound effects guy or gal...😂

[@deathsnitemaresinfullust2269]

Oh Dear 😍, 42:30
The babies are SO Cuuuute. I just wanna give them tiny belly rubs and little chin scratches, and also go on walks with their bitty little hands hanging on.
😄👍

[@biblebasher9364]

A mouse deer?!
Ive heard of deer mice but mouse deers!?
Every continent should have mouse deers.
I want mouse deers

[@user-uk5vu1hj2p]

The video is filed with facts 💖💝💗❣️

[@FaresFares-eq5mi]

Wow

[@libradoludovico3458]

Watching from Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 God bless

[@kimhoffman8595]

Me too!!!

[@MrDXRamirez]

Learn more about the shortcomings of the human world of nature through a study of the non-human world of nature of the rainforests in this eye-opening documentary.

[@kolapyellow7631]

Jampadak is too mushy for my taste. I favor jack fruit. 😊😊😊

[@user-xe3mj9kb2x]

"Tappy, tappy. Back to sleep."

[@babakgholian3467]

Peacefully side by side , that's one thing humans don't know how to do !!!!

[@aklilu73]

I am thinking Singapore and Eritrea are the same . All I see here is the same spice in my country.

[@spadebraithwaite1762]

Does David Atternborough really know what bugs and lizards, monkeys and fish are really thinking, or is he just guessing? I worked in British pubs for a lot of years and you get an instinct, but it's a difficult call.

[@areiex_siera4333]

Well, of course there's a lot of research behind the narration then added creativity on the script. The result is this amazing story telling that he only can produce. They call it the David Atternborough effect.

[@FuHackers-wx9lq]

Imagine your back yard, being a Forrest? 🏕️

[@Black-Mind]

Forest.

[@upsidely]

Mine is 😊! I get a lot of visitors...snakes, centipedes, scorpions, plenty of insects too

[@biblebasher9364]

Welcome to Northern California, my friend

[@user-sb6dk5id5w]

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[@spadebraithwaite1762]

"800 mililitres can splash down in a few hours." Over what area? I suspect that more than that falls in the Northern hemisphere. That is just about like saying that string might be red, or blue, or neither. It means nothing without a context. Dave, up-your-game!

[@anserbauer309]

That's how rainfall is measured in the civilised world; mm/ml. Everybody (not schooled in the US) knows that 1mm of rainfall is equivalent to 1 cubic litre of water per square metre. I mean... you could have just googled it before assuming David Attenborough doesn't know what he's talking about...... 800 mm is a huge amount of rain; significantly more than the city of Melbourne, Australia gets in a year.

[@donovanwise8547]

So we just put the animals in gardens in the city? This is the worst most depressing idea I've ever seen. Give them back the wild

[@rigamortice]

David Attenborough so it may not be true, it turns out he is a liar

[@standingbear998]

the great fraudster himself

[@user-mf9nm2rp2f]

Boring