Finding Little Owls in an Abandoned Mine | After We've Gone | BBC Earth
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- Опубликовано: 10 мар 2022
- When Dan and Yussef enter an abandoned coal mine site, they are expecting to find only rusted metal and ruined buildings. But abandoned places don't tend to stay uninhabited for long…
Through the forgotten paths of an abandoned island to the spectacular ruins of a disused coal mine, wildlife filmmaker Dan O'Neill and zoologist Yussef Rafik are on a mission to discover what happens when our abandoned places return to the wild. This is After We've Gone.
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It's nice to know at least that if we end up dooming ourselves at least nature will thrive in the ruins.
The Last of Us, I Am Legend. So true.
Earth 🌎 is amazingly resilient.
That’s really awesome seeing those owls. I love birds of prey! Loved seeing the foxes and other animals.
What an interesting vibe, abandoned building taken over by nature. That seems like the kind of stuff of childhoods, exploring those kinds of places.
Nature giveth, and nature taketh away.
This is amazing. What's more amazing of how strong the little owl is able to snatch up rabbit's, it's incredible for such a small bird.
Just amazingly enjoyable to join them on their visit.👏 Laughing with "No thank you check this machine out, mate. Real nice machine over here." and very much agree with that as a response to any form of 'come hold this spider'🤣
They're smart when it pouring rain they know how to find abandoned building to escape love the way they fly you always see them sitting in a tree.
“Go back to your little home where you kill things” is so funny considering they’ve been enjoying little owls, who also live in little homes where they eat things they just killed. :’)
So glad animals are thriving here!
Whoever made the editing choice to cut the music every time we go back to the tent: brilliant. Cracked me tf up. Bravo
Great visit, thanks for taking me with you!
I completely agree with you, I love this series... It provides such a unique perspective on nature and the beautiful creatures that the biosphere sustains. 😊🌍🙌
7:50 had me cackling with the sign. Famous last words indeed XD
Enjoyed watching the wildlife it would be good to safeguard the site and buildings for wildlife to prosper safely
I can watch this for hours! Make it a series!!
The constant closeups of that guy whispering about an owl arent as nice as being able to just watch an owl
incredible footage! love this idea and hoping for more!
Save nature save mother earth 🌎🙏
I completely agree with you, I love this series... It provides such a unique perspective on nature and the beautiful creatures that the biosphere sustains. 😊🌍🙌
The structures, although they are old, but a strong, old and beautiful building, and a beautiful nature. How I wish to be with you and live in this nature
Wonderfowlious!!! Merci!!!
Freaking love the channel , Thank you for all the effort and information
Loving this series, caught the video of the slate site the other day too - looking forward to more :)
I completely agree with you, I love this series... It provides such a unique perspective on nature and the beautiful creatures that the biosphere sustains. 😊🌍🙌
I love this series .both guyscare amazing .
I completely agree with you, I love this series... It provides such a unique perspective on nature and the beautiful creatures that the biosphere sustains. 😊🌍🙌
Oh how awesome are they. Little beauties.
So cute!
I was taught by various bird-walk leaders that people should never point their fingers at birds because *the bird can see you pointing at it,* and that means so can other creatures who don’t have the bird’s best interest at heart. Ways around this are to gesture with the _side_ of your hand with the palm facing down and/or use a mentally superimposed clock face and then say something along the lines of: “if you take the gate and mentally superimpose a clock on it, the bird is at 10:00 on that tree, right up against the trunk.”
Wow... thanks!
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You’re welcome. We become so used to various animals about us, who are all using their noses for information that it’s easy to not even take into account that isn’t the way most birds take in their information. Vultures tend to be the exception.
Enjoyed this. Tx.
Turned out great. Fantastic few days, glad we could help - Chatterley Whitfield Friends.....
love this episode
Another Wonderful video
Thanks guys
Thank you BBC
I completely agree with you, I love this series... It provides such a unique perspective on nature and the beautiful creatures that the biosphere sustains. 😊🌍🙌
That last sentence - Nature somehow heals this place. ahmen.
So! Cute!
amazing in all of it's beauty
I completely agree with you, I love this series... It provides such a unique perspective on nature and the beautiful creatures that the biosphere sustains. 😊🌍🙌
Always super videos
Wow !! Good job guys !! 🤗🤗
I completely agree with you, I love this series... It provides such a unique perspective on nature and the beautiful creatures that the biosphere sustains. 😊🌍🙌
Tawny owls! Love them, heard one while camping near some woods once. I was never happier to be a light sleeper.
Thank for sharing bro..cute bird..👍👍❤️❤️🇮🇩🇮🇩
I completely agree with you, I love this series... It provides such a unique perspective on nature and the beautiful creatures that the biosphere sustains. 😊🌍🙌
Amazing nice❤❤❣❣
AWW he's georgous🧐💜
I already subscribed for BBC EARTH 🌎🌍, IT'S VERY INTERESTING TO ME , I Love watching animals and the ocean 🌊🐬
very good hearing and cultivating the voice of the night 😊
I completely agree with you, I love this series... It provides such a unique perspective on nature and the beautiful creatures that the biosphere sustains. 😊🌍🙌
Its hilarious if you double tap backward at beginning of video when he dancing to make him dance repeatedly
aMAZINGGG
Aw heck yeah
8:12
"This looks like a Call of Duty map"
Wuauu!!!!😮se logro filmar muchísimos animales que evitan en ese lugar👌👍😉
Wow good
That yes at the beginning
Really cool buildings. Notice how the broken windows look like human profiles at 7:27?
Love this! Owls are adorable but vicious! Love owls!
This may not be news to you because you’re such a fan, but I’ll post it anyway, just in case it’s new news: Owls can swing their necks 270° in either direction because their eyeballs are fixed in place.
Good
Good.
I ❤️ this channel
Wow
This video : **exists**
Athena, aggressively kicked the door off : *ATHENA HAS ENTERED THE CHAT!*
Apart from the whispering-about-my-long-lens in selfie mode, I really like this series. What's with the unstoppable urge to film yourselves, young people?
Gelungenes Video Gruß Jürgen 🤠
I approve of this.
They're so cute
🙏❤Nature
He's adorable the Owl so much Fun right! I Love you 2.. yuck spider is gross.. empty buildings are so much fun to go into.. especially when your not supposed to.. hehe
2:07 Okay. I hear you.
Nice title card lol
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Yes awesome but hope the fox from the building did not have glass in its paw.
how crazy funny is this, two Guys exploring a Ruin full of History (somehow sad and dark), and they can make an awesome vid. with discovering Natures power and creatures such as a cute OWL😍, they find a living place! It is the prove, that Humans footprints will disappeare once in a long long time, but except the plastic...and Iron
i can see Owls (white one!!=) in plane Nature too.... ;=))
I completely agree with you, I love this series... It provides such a unique perspective on nature and the beautiful creatures that the biosphere sustains. 😊🌍🙌
1:53
“a bunch of crows” is called a “murder of crows”
as an arachnophobe seeing that giant house spider on his bare hands gave me goosebumps
I just came across a great new animal channel. You should give it a try. All Animals Always.
the cuts in the music kill me
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Owl yawn 6:55
What owl? We have been staring at some Narcissist’s face for 70% of the video
When developers find it it will be full of Mc Mansions
Now i am studying biologie and i wanna continue on zoologie too
Glad you were able to show some animals and plants among the two homo sapiens. The whispering one seemed to be the shy one. I liked that others kept at the back of the camera.
Congrats to everyone who is early And who found this comment 👏 ❤
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What a mess. The companies who profited from it should be made to rewild it keeping only the sturdiest of structures for history
Looks like nature is doing the rewilding.
When I heard him say he really hoped he could see a badger I got nervous, but then I remembered they are talking about a european badger and calmed down. Don't get me wrong, I love animals, but I would NOT want to surprise an american badger. Would it be cool to photograph one? Yes. Would I want to be doing that from anywhere close to them? NO.
6:05 Please don't say "oh my G", it's offensive. Say gosh or goodness instead.
So all this for a spider, a barn owl, and a fox? Can't believe how excited he got over a barn owl
Why what else were you expecting? Bears?
@@theotheseaeagle You're right. Hope he does one on seagulls, squirrels, and carpenter ants.
@@idkidk8278 If you can’t appreciate what is common in your area, you don’t truly fully appreciate nature.
Off limits. Yet you do not wear any helmets or masks for any potential mould.
If only the structures we build today will last so long. I'm so dissapointed in today's cheapy unartistic buildings.
Hello
Less than a minute of "Little Owls". Edit harder.
EARLY?
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First
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Got tired of looking at dudes!
Pin me
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