A Journey To Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Real Lost World
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- This documentary special takes viewers on an epic South American adventure to find the actual place that inspired Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Lost World, the first novel about people and dinosaurs-the original Jurassic Park.
Following a team of modern adventurers and scientists to the mist-shrouded plateau of Roraima, Venezuela, we encounter exotic animals, Indigenous peoples, and extreme habitat on the route across the Gran Sabana. Once up the 9000 ft. mountain, the team explores a new cave system that may well contain new forms of life.
So fascinating is this new discovery that NASA is now sending a team of their own scientists to Venezuela to further investigate what may lay deep inside the cave.
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I guess im starting to like documentaries, im 14 years old at the moment, I hope I dont grow out of it, my dad and I when I was 4 watch documentaries even tho I couldnt understand much but I seemed interested in them
If you have an interest now, you will always have an interest. Future scientist.
That's awesome 🙂
Documentaries are how I began my love for history. My curiosity began from a very young age as well now I’m a museum curator. Please never stop being curious:)
Nice
@@davidmccormick84 right, your fascination will only grow. Better than any movie. Reality ✌️
I never understood why we want to go to other planets to explore when there is nothing like our earth to explore.
When I was in Belize I took a tour in a cave where we floated in on tire tube’s. I shined my light down and found a foot long albino gray fish that had no eyes and when I showed it to the two tour guides they had never seen one before.
I have been to Venezuela and I can assure you that country has some of the most unimaginable and jaw-dropping landscapes, flora and fauna anywhere in the planet. Also check out the Auyantepuy (where Angel Falls drops from), the Catatumbo lightning (which regenerates 80% of the destroyed ozone layer) and the Los Roques Archipelago in the Caribbean. This is probably the most underrated country in the planet.
@Hamzat Chimneyave Still a very stunning country.
Hell nah muhfuckas get chopped up there
@Hamzat Chimneyave their government is "terrible" because they have oil and won't bow to the King therefore constant forced instability courtesy of our CIA
,most beautiful women too
@@soniadelapaz8351 agreed
20:20 “this is where you have to be careful” as he turns his back completely to the direction of danger.
ha ha ..and a second later the cameraman too!
Lol
I'm 12 and my mom made me watch vids like this so I learn to love nature and take care of it. This is good.
I grew up in Venezuela the most beautiful place I've ever seen!
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This is one of the few documentaries I have watched several times, each time seeing something I missed before. The new life they discovered is very exciting!! And to think, there is so much more yet to find! I've love the snakes and tarantulas they found. But I have to say, watching that deadly "centipede" and all its creepy legs moving on every segment of its long body, and the cricket in the water, gave me the hebegeebees.
You do the same
After watching this, it seems likely that they brought all the animals with them. Such grade-school level production. Seems super fake.
@@eriklarson9137 Exactly ,people have been on top many times ,as there are other videos of Mt Roraima ,but this is a very unusual place and there is a huge cave ,I mean huge along with insects that only exists there .
By the way this is definitely a tree stump.
I've been saying for years that if I am reincarnated, in my next life I would like to be a spelunker or an entomologist. And if I was lucky I could be both!! Now here is your documentary on people doing this very thing! Exploring caves and finding new insect life!! Now I really know that's what I want to be!!!!
it's never too late, they say better late than never and we only live once as well.....
Good thing reincarnation does not exist.
2:40 "Roraima an unexplored place"??? it's a joke? There are Tours to climb on foot and by Helicopter. I have climbed it 3 times. One of the most INCREDIBLE places on earth. By the way...LOCAL people DO NOT Dress as shown in this Documentary They use cellular phones, eat burgers, drink coke... if they get paid, they perform the SHOW. Roraima is a place without observable fauna, only insects, birds and the famous frog of roraima, the rock formations are unique, in Venezuela, there are more than 115 formations like Roraima, they are known as TEPUYS, there is not a single sign of dinosaurs or something similar, Roraima is the most visited. the degree of difficulty of climbing it is 3/10, the "real" difficulty of reaching it is only ECONOMIC since Venezuela suffers from many tourist deficiencies, but with money, EVERYTHING is possible.
At last !! An honest report...!!
The collection of " experts " in this documentary are a joke. Can you imagine being seated next to any of them for hours on a long haul flight.....? Probably lose the Will to Live ?!
An eye-opening adventure of finding lifeforms that inhabit the flora and fauna deep within the Venezuelan jungle. Nature in its purest form carved over a millennium.
A millenium? These rocks belong to the precambrian, more like two billion years!!
wait.... why was there someone out for a jog in the ridge line of the
background at 1:26:31 lmao
I made the trek to Roraima in 2002. Thank you for the excellent video. It brings back a lot of memories. Parai tepui ,the camp sites, river crossings, the ledge, when you were almost at the top you had to descend and then go back up, the incredible erosion figures on top, the flora and fauna.
This is such a beautiful Documentary and such a Beautiful Wilderness. I could watch this over and over and still be in awe of it all.
Beautiful adventure thank you for taking us along. A truly lost world 🦖
Yes I agree 🗣
@@liljohn5070 mom h llkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
shall we go there for real, am planning a trip there. I just need another person who is able ro prepare food and stuff like that and also explore together.
@@liljohn5070 if a dinosaur are on that plateau, which I seriously doubt there are plenty of places to hide
I have no idea how I ended up here, lol. But I'm glad that I did!!!
Excellent documentary! Not one boring minute with the The Lost World for contrast.
Absolutely amazing expedition film.....a veritable gem.
I think the spiny lizard enjoyed being held up 🦎
My neighbor and his platoon had an experience so horrifying in a river in Vietnam that their hearts almost stopped he said ... a snake so huge that it's head was as big as a man and it rose up out of the water to look at them ... the rest of the story is too dramatic and frightening but they lived . He dreams about it to this day .
In which river they witnessed it?
We must hear more, please ask himto annonymously tell the whole story and share it!!!
@@khannasrul6404 .
they announced at woodstock dont eat brown acid man
Those anacondas live long and don't stop growing...
I’m getting to be an old man, but back in the 1970s, as a teen I loved old National Geographic. I remember an issue when a kid was sitting on an anaconda. The issue said it was 40 feet long. Nowadays they say anacondas don’t get that big.
This was amazing! I pass out if it's over 70 degrees F, but walking, climbing AND watching out for anything to bite you? Forget it lol. I hate spiders, but I really felt sorry for that poor tarantula the wasp dragged away. What a horrible way to die
and hollywood portrays women like they can do anything lol
@@Dynamic_speed. ..and men as well lol
This is an amazing documentary. 👏 Thank you for making this video to share with the public. 🙂🤩
Interesting but definitely not my kind of curiosity or adventure. I am happy to share their experiences via videos such as these.
What I found fascinating was the mudfossils of a turtle and lying beside it a dinosaur foot... the flowers were beautiful. The spiders and snakes are not impressive to me... I say, leave them alone.. quit stalking them. The cave is, of course, full of life or else spiders & other insects would not be present, so her statement its a desolate cave without life is ridiculous. I believe the village man's story that large birds at one time did prey amongst them... Folklore stories that are hard to believe for you are truer than anyone wants to believe... that lady basically saying the village man's story is a lie because she didn't see it, is just pure ignorance!...🦋
As an armchair cryptozoologist I feel for that cryptozoologist everyone there has a specific classification of science yet he's right there with them but his science is pseudoscience personally I can't wait till this changes I am quite certain that many of the Cryptids not all but many are real I commend this team of scientists and thank you for sharing this video
At least he was included. Don't see that often.
Science usually starts with a theory and then the scientific reasoning for that theory is either proved or disproved right? I think it’s great that cryptozoologist continue to have theories and questions and look for answers!!!That science woman needed proof, but thinking outside of the box is good sometimes. Just like with penicillin, good things happen when you keep an open mind!
Can anyone recommend other documentaries like this one please? I love it when they go in search of new species but I can't seem to find many others to watch..
There's a documentary were they are looking for a Tasmanian tiger.
@@mindyalderman8865 I love the one about Dragon 'fly's!!!!
I just want to say, thank you to the cameramen. They have to be the first in. How do I support them?
This was a great documentary I'm surprised that there is not more cave writings and things like that in the cave from years ago
Because a bug lizard turantula something bit
When I was young,I loved to watch Jacque Cousteau.This takes me back to those shows... something new&different.I cannot wait for Jesus to return so mankind can visit the world's that our CREATOR has made& see the wonders HE has created for HIS creation!
The team consisted of many people including a biologist that studies life on other planets? What kind of life has she studied on other planets. I think we all would be interested in that. I assume she had nothing pressing to keep her in the lab.
THIS VIDEO IS A ''STAGED'' EVENT, NONE OF IT IS REAL! 3/19/22
NASA sure is interested in her!
Wow, your team came really close escaping the cave as the storm approached.
SUCKER! IT'S A THEATRICAL MOVIE!
Wow, them titan sized snakes and dino's in top of the mountain where incredible, didn't think it was true, truly a amazying expirience.
Our world 🌎, a beautiful creation of all kinds of species. Billions of years of evolution. I love my planet such a beautiful world it is .
What an adventure!! Roraima is incredible but should be left alone
I'm sure man will find a way to contaminate the last wildernesses.
After 5 minutes i paused the video,grabbed my six pack of beer and fried chicken.
I love this kind of documentaries.
Very good documentary! Thoroughly enjoyed it and hope to see many more,
This was one of the best documentaries I have seen in a long while! Very interesting!! Thank you!! I hope you follow these explorers on their next journeys so we can see what's next.
I wouldnt even dare to call it documentary, so much missinformation that i cringed every 3 minutes
I love looking at our places on earth that which is.. The fossil of very large trees and shrubs and yes Titans too.. But it's 2022 the time that we would believed it raised from the ocean Is way past. .. No longer need to lie to the world .. We would respect you more if you understand the truth get you that which you are looking for respect for what you do..
Huh?? Relax Cheek.
I'm confused what a "biologist that studies life on other planets" even does all day.
hahahahahhaaasaaaaaaaa! LOL ROFLMAO!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Imagines all day! Lmao
They live off of are's .
lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@nobody78578 same lol
I got to watch this steamy experience from my couch … that makes it a perfect adventure for a 70 year old guy
What an amazing place . What an amazing adventure, stunning scenery, such a great video. A once in a lifetime adventure. the plateau itself is pristine, its like you have stepped into another world i agree with the tarantula expert its like you have walked into Gods garden incredible little ponds, orchids and other plants. the sticky carnivorous plants and pitcher plants are so beautiful. The air must be thinner up at that height too. A truly amazing place. Love this.
Edgar Rice Burroughs is one of my favorite authors. Thank you for using one of the titles to his books
BEAUTIFUL NATURE
Lovely scents....beautiful panorama..And more surprising it is all naturally-made not manmade...
I think that with the use of some light diving equipment and sturdy ropes the rainstorms could actually lead to some interesting finds deep in the cave system.
Que maravilloso ver este documental es super interesante,y tiene una historia grandiosa me encanta ver este grand documental gracias.
Thanks 🙏
I really loved this. I plan on watching this again to see what I might have missed. If I were younger,I might give this a try.
did anyone notice at the very end when sitting over looking the valley there is someone or something running in the distance just above their heads?
Thank you for risking your lives for our edutainment. Thumbs up
I'm taking back my thumbs up due to this stupid fundraiser, you stupid grifters are everywhere.
The Chicxulub meteor pretty much put Venezuela in ground zero of the impact zone. Likely nothing larger than a shrew survived let alone a dinosaur!
Excellent, excellent and thank you for bring these to the world through your 🎥.
A very exciting and informative video. Never a dull moment. Thank you. I enjoyed this alot.
TRULY ONE OF THE MOST AMAZING ADVENTURES,
EVER CAPTURED A+👍
YOU MUST NOT GET OUT MUCH. IT'S ALL STAGED AND PHONY!
I think the land at the bottom holds more secrets than at the top of that mountain
Nice team😎😍 And a jungle bridge made by the Eiffel Tower architect😮😎
I can’t believe I watched this all the way through.
Excellent! Got that Jurassic feel.
Ok so I'm 12 years old I want to become a paleontologist when I grow up and I do alot of research about places like Atlantis and dinosaurs but I'm taking a rest on those two for now I think now cause of this video I have start again but only on my favorites, The Dinosaurs.
WOW! What an educational trip without leavin' the farm!
A real adventure with cool people. Would love to be there. Just amazing.
I would imagine the landscapers on top of the plateau cover in lush forest with rivers, lakes swamps, marshes, and hills caves and a great falls.
This is a top-notch story. I was amazed to see the participants were just regular ole folks. They all had their own specialty but non of them were world-class athletes. I found the story really sucked me in by the fact these ordinary people were going to take on this extra unordinary feat from Venezuela to the top of the lost world. Every one of the participants really brought a very unique and interesting subject matter expertise and perspective to the entire documentary. i have to give credit to the narrator as their style was very dramatic and made it seem somewhat sensational. Great job by all responsible for the film.
The thing I saw late one evening had no feathers and either horns or a spike protruding off the back of the skull.Was slightly bigger than a fox bat. I also saw a Kukabera in the Rocky mountains. Thousands of miles from home.
That is huge! They said it so many times! This documentary is probably the most HUGE documentary from the details ever!
This world live on and in still has so manyunisual and undiscovered places yet to be found,what an awesomely wonderful world,thank you Father God thank you Lord Jesus Christ!!!!!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful document 😘🇨🇦
I just want spend all my life by exploring all of these things. And concluding them into documentaries.
Beautiful, astonishing documentary of the Jurassic Park and the Lost Island 🏝 which is stunning learning about the past History before time as , to how it started. God bless 😇 the narrator and, more prosperity 🙏 in your undertakings. Awesome.
Absolutely fantastic full of adventure dreams and discovery! Awesome simple awesome!
Cool show. A real "reality-show" very impressed.
Btw- I'm the filmmaker that produced/directed The Real Lost World- please feel free to reach out with any questions. We also are working on a behind-the-scenes documentary of this program. Peter von Puttkamer, Gryphon Productions
I really enjoy this documentary I love learning about new life and places
If they were so far, so deep under ground in the caves, how could they see the entrance? How could you see daylight behind them?
Good question. I was wondering too
That's good to hear Charlene. Always keep an open mind. 🤔
thats so sad that the taper ant eater and others are now gone...i remember them when i was a child :(
Excellent. Thank you !
Got to love the surprise stumble upon a snake or tarantula with the camera laying directly behind whichever “surprised” them or the bones in the cave that could have been there thousands of years ago with cat and coon tracks in the middle of them
I love documentaries just while making it sound interesting plz keep it truthful cause we don't need another lie in this world full of miss understanding to miss led our brains
This are a beautifull adventure,it feel like we can touch the beauty they find.thank you .
22:22 --> there's already a large snake moving in the water in the background
Really one of the best!
Great camera man. Unsung heroes of documentaries.
Nice one mate very good way of telling it all....... 👍👍❤️
Thank you for sharing , so wonderful , Gods Amazing Creation ! I love it !
Kudos to the local guide guy !
All awesome scientists. Very brave. I personally am impressed with spider expert , so Brave! 😁
So interesting and at times dangerous. Thank you
This was so interesting and fascinating...I was getting excited as they got closer...I couldn't wait to see what they found...
"IN THE BEGINNING ...
G O D ...CREATED THE HEAVENS AND THE EARTH."
Prove it.
Insects, arachnids, and other creepy crawlies can make fascinating science lessons for kids. They needn’t be venomous or live in exotic locations. When I taught in NYC, I made a week’s multi-disciplinary science unit from a water bug (giant cockroach) found in the school entryway. I got it in a mason jar-nobody touched it--and we learned about its lifecycle, determined its gender, where in the world it evolved, how its ancestors may have come to New York, its role in nature, friends, enemies, food preferences, courting habits, etc. We named it, fed it, wrote scientific paragraphs and imaginary paragraphs about “her.” After a week, we released it in a small park. Only one child and one adult would have nothing to do with it.
That was okay. Humans and many other creatures have a natural revulsion to certain others. In humans, however, it is also “caught” from one’s parents! “Katsaridaphobia.” The child was permitted a choice between two other science assignments. My TA got an extra break!
Really good.. over the last year I've probably watched this 3 or 4 times
The lost world has a man made bridge?
I slept through the first time I watched it so decided to watch it again. Good call! Very interesting.
Glad that biting swimming cricket want venomous 😮
Wow! so very cool..!!! Life is everywhere.👍😁
amazing... so inspiring... thanks... keep up the good work... it feels like I'm there too...
Wait what??? A Biologist that studies life on other planets??? I like how y'all snuck that in there! 🤔
That “rare” tarantula they found looked like a Brazilian wandering spider to me.
This is the most interesting documentary.