Albatrosses and Rockhopper penguins share the same land during a short Summer. Yet, two different destinies await their offspring. Here is another touching story about Life. It is the mating season on the Falkland Islands. On this small patch of land in the South Atlantic, different species are racing against time in order to give birth and breed their chicks or cubs. Although they are a few centimeters apart and they are both birds, albatrosses, and penguins do not share the same destiny: the former are the princes of the sky whereas the latter are great swimmers.
I like this documentary, however the narrators rocky syllables breaks the immersion for me, I wonder if the narration speed was slowed down a hair, if it would flow a little more naturally? Either way thanks for the video!
Penguin’s are rare and strong species that seem to survive the harshest climate conditions !!! And they spend most of their lives creating offspring and eating - what is not to love !!
Your editor was asleep at the reel. At 4:58 the narrator mistakenly claims that unlike penguins that are able to fly to the peak, Rockhoppers have lost the ability to fly ".
*The Furious Fifties is an area of the wild South Atlantic characterized by some of the strongest and most sustained winds in the world. During the summer months, this region experiences a unique blend of stunning natural beauty and extreme weather conditions. The Southern Ocean is home to a diverse array of marine life, including whales, seals, and penguins, which all thrive in this harsh environment. For those brave enough to venture into the Furious Fifties, there are opportunities to witness these magnificent creatures up close and explore the breathtaking landscapes of this remote corner of the globe.*
ابتسام من اشد المعجبين بي اخلاص وتفاني الأجانب بلعمل سواء بلبحر بالطبيعه او أعالي الجبال الشاهقة والقمم او بلغابات الخ انتم عظماء ومبدعين ناجحين بكل مقايس وليس لدي أي غاية او مصلحة لا من قريب ولا من بعيد معكم نهائيا فقط لدي استراتيجة و وخبرة مهارات قدرات بكشف الجمال الحقيقي وشكرا ٠❤❤❤
One of the best Documentaries I’ve ever seen!!! The filming is outstanding. The Narration is excellent! A fabulous story. Excellent. I really enjoyed this from the story to videography.
Generally speaking I have really enjoyed this channel but within the first 6 mins of this Doc it mentions that penguins can fly..... this brings in to suspect all other information presented. Wondering if the script was written by AI lol
0:29: Penguins and albatrosses migrate to the Falkland Islands in the beginning of summer. 2:31: Southern rockhopper penguins have a tenacious temperament and nest on the cliffs. 7:42: Albatrosses perform courtship dances to bond and conceive offspring. 16:51: The southern rockhopper penguin waits for its mate to return from the sea after delivering its egg. 18:32: Albatross flies thousands of kilometers to bring food to its chick. 23:04: The survival of raw copper penguins is threatened by overfishing and climate change. 34:18: Gentoo penguins and sea lions cohabitate peacefully, with the penguins using their speed on land and the sea lions dominating in water. 39:32: Albatrosses protect rockhopper penguins from caracaras, showcasing the interconnectedness of species. 40:41: Penguin chicks become independent and embark on a significant journey of discovery. Recap by Tammy AI
@@riaanvanniekerk1567 The rightful owner is Nature... Declare a No Fishing Zone .around the FAlklands. Get rid of the sheep. Did you know that, until a few hundred years ago there was a Falkland Island wolf ?
Besides Albatrosses you see jackass or Magellanic penguin. I think it is macaroni and not Rockhopper penguin. King penguin, caracara. There's also gentoos
Porqué RUclips desactivó la traducción automática de los subtítulos? En ningún idioma traduce, solo en inglés aparecen los subtítulos. Que lástima porque los que no conocen ese idioma ya no vamos a ver sus publicaciones.
Absolutely 💯 % agree. If the channel can't be bothered to narrate their videos with a human voice, I'm out also. I did laugh when the male penguin questions whether this female is the one he had a chick with or another female 🤣 Great video, an awful shame about the voice and the mistakes made.
Great, subject matter. I love hearing stories about the Falkland animals, but this documentary moves to slow, music is annoying. AF, this narration was putting me to sleep... also How can I trust a documentary that doesn't have very basic facts correct? I shouldn't be giving a doc about the Falklands' beautiful animals a D+ grade!
Narrator is not good. No depth like an actual person. No feeling or emotion. No Thnk u. N May I just add that the Penguins didn’t lose their ability to fly, they were made that way by our Almighty Creator. Our heavenly father.
@SoftieStyx it may be based on her voice, but its not her. It's very easy to recognize the mistakes the AI made during the film that she wouldn't have made.
@@softiestyx3209 you can tell it's AI. Almost immediate. Didn't notice that weird electronic computer voice. What i think they did here is used some sentences she used then did the rest inAI. Likely to avoid copyright infringement.
@@Lonesome__Dove sorry you are right 😔 I was feeling weirdly aggressive yesterday and looking to pick a fight online got the better of my judgement. Voice actors should be allowed to do their jobs and be compensated properly instead of being relegated to voice bank kindle
Albatrosses and Rockhopper penguins share the same land during a short Summer. Yet, two different destinies await their offspring.
Here is another touching story about Life. It is the mating season on the Falkland Islands. On this small patch of land in the South Atlantic, different species are racing against time in order to give birth and breed their chicks or cubs. Although they are a few centimeters apart and they are both birds, albatrosses, and penguins do not share the same destiny: the former are the princes of the sky whereas the latter are great swimmers.
I like this documentary, however the narrators rocky syllables breaks the immersion for me, I wonder if the narration speed was slowed down a hair, if it would flow a little more naturally? Either way thanks for the video!
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all videos can translate in Hindi language please do it
Observing animals in their natural habitats is a humbling experience,
as it reminds us that we share this planet with magnificent creatures. 💥
beautifully said 😊
not really. we could wipe out an entire species in under 36 hours if we wanted to so they best not overstep they boundaries
Wonderful, photography, great, aerial shots. Nice, story chilling. Really enjoyed it.
Thank you so much for sharing this documentary!
Penguin’s are rare and strong species that seem to survive the harshest climate conditions !!! And they spend most of their lives creating offspring and eating - what is not to love !!
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Your editor was asleep at the reel. At 4:58 the narrator mistakenly claims that unlike penguins that are able to fly to the peak, Rockhoppers have lost the ability to fly ".
I was wondering if anyone else caught that :-)
Some say its and AI generated narrator, useing some voice actress sample pack. I think they are right. Weird
@@rawdata678 Definitely, listen to the way it says "behemoth" at 13:32
I Love the video, I like the penguin 🐧🐧 chicks There cute 🙂🙂
*The Furious Fifties is an area of the wild South Atlantic characterized by some of the strongest and most sustained winds in the world. During the summer months, this region experiences a unique blend of stunning natural beauty and extreme weather conditions. The Southern Ocean is home to a diverse array of marine life, including whales, seals, and penguins, which all thrive in this harsh environment. For those brave enough to venture into the Furious Fifties, there are opportunities to witness these magnificent creatures up close and explore the breathtaking landscapes of this remote corner of the globe.*
Thank you
Did she say un like penguins who can fly, rock hoppers have lost there ability to fly?
It's dynamic!
Hey guys can y'all post more docs about the Orcas!?
I second this
Tfttfffcrttcf GTG
ابتسام من اشد المعجبين بي اخلاص وتفاني الأجانب بلعمل سواء بلبحر بالطبيعه او أعالي الجبال الشاهقة والقمم او بلغابات الخ انتم عظماء ومبدعين ناجحين بكل مقايس وليس لدي أي غاية او مصلحة لا من قريب ولا من بعيد معكم نهائيا فقط لدي استراتيجة و وخبرة مهارات قدرات بكشف الجمال الحقيقي وشكرا ٠❤❤❤
One of the best Documentaries I’ve ever seen!!! The filming is outstanding. The Narration is excellent! A fabulous story. Excellent. I really enjoyed this from the story to videography.
I'm not down for AI narrarators in a nature documentary. Sorry, but if this is where the channels going I won't follow along.
Me too I need a south African or British narrator they just make u feel it
Generally speaking I have really enjoyed this channel but within the first 6 mins of this Doc it mentions that penguins can fly..... this brings in to suspect all other information presented. Wondering if the script was written by AI lol
0:29: Penguins and albatrosses migrate to the Falkland Islands in the beginning of summer.
2:31: Southern rockhopper penguins have a tenacious temperament and nest on the cliffs.
7:42: Albatrosses perform courtship dances to bond and conceive offspring.
16:51: The southern rockhopper penguin waits for its mate to return from the sea after delivering its egg.
18:32: Albatross flies thousands of kilometers to bring food to its chick.
23:04: The survival of raw copper penguins is threatened by overfishing and climate change.
34:18: Gentoo penguins and sea lions cohabitate peacefully, with the penguins using their speed on land and the sea lions dominating in water.
39:32: Albatrosses protect rockhopper penguins from caracaras, showcasing the interconnectedness of species.
40:41: Penguin chicks become independent and embark on a significant journey of discovery.
Recap by Tammy AI
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Excellent video 😊
AI narrator is a huge mistake.
Today I learned that penguins can, in fact, fly. Who'd have thunk it? 😂
The Argentine Malvinas Islands are really very beautiful, especially when they are not called Falklands.😅😅😅
Yes, call it by the name of the rightful owners.
@@riaanvanniekerk1567 The rightful owner is Nature... Declare a No Fishing Zone .around the FAlklands. Get rid of the sheep. Did you know that, until a few hundred years ago there was a Falkland Island wolf ?
@@prosodiclearning Thanks for sharing that John. Fully agree with you. No didn’t know about the Falklands wolf.
31.5.2023.Very good and best.
Besides Albatrosses you see jackass or Magellanic penguin. I think it is macaroni and not Rockhopper penguin. King penguin, caracara. There's also gentoos
Porqué RUclips desactivó la traducción automática de los subtítulos? En ningún idioma traduce, solo en inglés aparecen los subtítulos. Que lástima porque los que no conocen ese idioma ya no vamos a ver sus publicaciones.
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The AI definitely stinks but the music sounds forced to fit, awkward, and often too loud. That is FAR more distracting to me. Not a fan of either.
Absolutely 💯 % agree. If the channel can't be bothered to narrate their videos with a human voice, I'm out also. I did laugh when the male penguin questions whether this female is the one he had a chick with or another female 🤣 Great video, an awful shame about the voice and the mistakes made.
Roaring Forties
Furious Fifties
Screaming Sixties
Severe Seventies
Hateful Eighties
Nonexistent Nineties
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Alluring Albatross
Purposeful Penguins
Salty Seals
Tenacious Tussock
Extinct Warrah
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Luv u all
4:56, lol, meant to say Albatross?
CODY MAVENCOURT!!😂😂😂😂
Great, subject matter. I love hearing stories about the Falkland animals, but this documentary moves to slow, music is annoying. AF, this narration was putting me to sleep... also How can I trust a documentary that doesn't have very basic facts correct? I shouldn't be giving a doc about the Falklands' beautiful animals a D+ grade!
Narrator is not good. No depth like an actual person. No feeling or emotion. No Thnk u. N May I just add that the Penguins didn’t lose their ability to fly, they were made that way by our Almighty Creator. Our heavenly father.
smacks on small squid and fish
kudoz to the script writer
now say it quicker
and quicker
and quicker
I like the way the narrator pronounces, "Behemoth" at 13:32
It's AI voice.
AI narrator. Not for me. Unsubscribe.
@SoftieStyx it may be based on her voice, but its not her. It's very easy to recognize the mistakes the AI made during the film that she wouldn't have made.
@@softiestyx3209 you can tell it's AI. Almost immediate. Didn't notice that weird electronic computer voice. What i think they did here is used some sentences she used then did the rest inAI. Likely to avoid copyright infringement.
@@Lonesome__Dove sorry you are right 😔 I was feeling weirdly aggressive yesterday and looking to pick a fight online got the better of my judgement. Voice actors should be allowed to do their jobs and be compensated properly instead of being relegated to voice bank kindle
This narrator voice sounds like AI...:(
Couldn't find a human to narrate this huh? Sad...unsubscribing.
Thank you
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