Tristan da Cunha - wildlife and heritage
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Watch the three-part Britain's Treasure Islands documentary series on BBC FOUR, starting Tue 12 Apr 2016 21:00. (repeated Wed 13 Apr 2016 20:00).
This mini-documentary showcases the wildlife, history and cultural heritage of Tristan da Cunha - the most remote inhabited island in the world. In this film we find out how the Tristanian live, by fishing the rich waters nearby the island that support vast seabird colonies, including penguins, and large populations of fur seals. On land, we find albatrosses and we follow the Tristanians' Ratting Day activities in which the native wildlife is protected by controlling numbers of invasive rodents.
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It's great to hear the voice of the Tristanians and their faces, those so admirable people.
Увидел на глобусе Ваш остров, посмотрел все видео об истории жизни. Очень впечатлило! Но, когда относительно немного людей живут в ограниченном пространстве много лет возникают непреодолимые проблемы. Желаю вам удачи и мира, чтобы все были здоровы. Привет из Москвы.
Amazing channel! I like contemplating earth, discover and relax...
I'm also from a former British Colony, Ceylon as it was known then..
Though I am not an admirer of the British then, I am truely truely admired by the beauty of the islands and the super filming of the programme series..
Absolutely breathtaking ...
If budget permits I would visit Ascension Islands one day ....
I’m geology/gemology nerd and find Sri Lanka (along with Madagascar and East Africa) to be some of the most fascinating places in terms of natural beauty and gem sources. The temples and tea plantations in Sri Lanka look stunning, though!
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I have great interest in Sri Lanka.
Beautiful Island & i love 😍.
From Kefamenanu City-Timor Island-Indonesia.
Классно, встречаются еще заповедные места, первый раз узнала об этом острове в детстве, когда читала "Пятнадцатилетнего капитана" Жюль Верна, любимая книга была и фильм!
This channel is so underrated
This is my thing
The Tristan Moorehen was a flightless Moorehen that lived only on Tristan.
They went extinct in the late 1880's
They could start by spelling the name of the Archipelago correctly in the opening of the video, it is Cunha not Cuhna. Cunha being the name of the Portuguese explorer that located the islands in 1506.
Mükemmel bir ada ama yanardağ olması büyük tehlike patlarsa adada bütün insanlar ölebilir
küçük havalimanı olsaydı 🛬🛫 ✈🛩 🤔
Pristine beauty.
un verdadero paraiso en medio de la nada...
great place to go to when there's a nuclear fall out or a zombie apocalypse.
I was just thinking that.
This place is also corona free now days
@GQLU G hello how are you
Why would they want you? There isn't many houses available
Tristan also had widespread clearing or native vegetation, introduction of invasives like rats and cats, and declining populations of endemic birds
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Any reptile species there?
It's a subantarctic island, what do you expect?
I want to know how the education of the child there, and are they use money for transaction?
we have agents in sa and gb for buying
@@justingreen4953 are you from that place, we are planing to vacation there.
Is this the gateway to heaven?
It's really hard to pronounced the name correctly?
no co´nt worry tristann da cunna pronunciated fast as if were an only word
Try tristaumm da cunnya
tristandacunna, on a fast form
Is a portuguese name, Tristão da Cunha. You have to be portuguese speaker from infancy to spell it correctely
this somehow reminds me THE LITTLE PRINCE PLANET, LOL
They "catch lobsters for the local market"? What local market?? It takes a week to get there by boat, those lobsters better be the best damn tasting lobsters in the world to be worth the shipping costs.
It takes over 2 weeks to get there, at least from Cape Town
God's Creation is amazing
I want to go ratting with the locals!
Yes thanks to Lord Ashcroft, and his support for many off shore island ….(bank accounts) 😂
How convenient of you to leave out how this island got its name. Typical English. You'll do anything to discredit the Portuguese. Shame on you!
I am sure the presenter did not mean to offend The Portuguese. The name of the Island is of course Portuguese in origin. I guess the documentary was only focusing on the wildlife. The English have a long history of good relations with Portugal. I hope it continues. Best Wishes.
Many sites were discovered for different countries instead of the colonizer country