Japan: Islands of Extremes - Wildest Islands - Go Wild
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2023
- Japan is chain of around 7,000 islands in the northwest Pacific Ocean. They stretch for over 2,400 kilometres and cover an incredible range of climates, everything from frozen seas and snow capped mountains, to sun kissed beaches and steamy mangroves. “Islands of Extremes” uncovers how animals adapt to survive in them all.
Winter in the central and northern islands can be savage but Japanese snow monkeys endure the bitter cold of Hells Valley on Honshu by basking in warm volcanic pools. Further north in Hokkaido, huge flocks of sea eagles fight to fish among the frozen seas while Japanese Cranes perform dramatic dances among the snow and secretive Serows risk coming out of hiding to forage.
As spring arrives, a wave of cherry blossom sweeps the islands. Warm weather heralds a busy time of year for Japanese Usho fishermen and their unlikely partners, the highly trained sea cormorants that catch fish for them. Giant salamanders patrol the rivers to find food and defend their homes, while Japanese honeybees use a special and grisly self defence tactic when they face attack from a hornet. They dive on the invader in huge numbers and the combined heat of their vibrating bodies roasts it alive.
Summer in the sweltering southern islands couldn’t be more different to winter in the north. Armies of crabs patrol steamy mangroves, while on sub tropical beaches Japanese macaques prove the depth of their intelligence and adaptability by washing sandy food before they eat it. Wide eyed youngsters watch and copy in one of the greatest examples of learnt behaviour seen in the wild. 
Животные
Japan is lovely place.
Wonderful, a whole new Japan introduced
Japan Is Truly The Beautiful/ Wonderful Garden Of Eden.
I have been privileged to have been the friend of a half Japanese half American & he will always be one of my favorite & Best Friends. 🤠❤
AMAZING DOCUMENTARY
Beautifully presented but I wonder if I'm the only one who thinks the music was overpowering the narration at times.
Japanese culture greatly values the present time. Living only in the now, forgetting the past without worrying about what will happen in the future, distinguishes the Japanese from other people. The intense geological activity of the territory seems to have left deep marks on Japanese culture.
Interesting documentary with awesome unique animals
You American loves gorgeous BGM and dynamic movie.
I didn't ever see such a magnificent documentary in Japan.
Mountains, volcanoes ,typhoons ,earthquakes ,tsunamis, and a very small amount of tornadoes. Japan gets hit with about every natural disaster you can think of..... they have some Hearty people living over there
Ok and? Everywhere has its issues. Believe me, Noone wants to compete with Japan! Wow
29.3.2023.First class,fantastic and marvelous.💯❤💋🐈⬛.Thank you.
Always hoped to get the chance to visit Japan some day. Not going to happen, but it is a nice dream to have. 😅
Have you lost the desire to, or why won't it happen?
🤔 book a ticket n go 🤷♂️
Me too.
Was on my bucket list too. GO! Before you get too old and decrepit like me and can't! Not gonna get any cheaper, lol.
Thank You for this video. I had no idea japan had such beautiful nature and animals!!
What a BEAUTIFUL scenery of NATURE❤!!! It make wounder how BEAUTIFUL the creator (ORIGINATOR) IT IS...❤❤❤
Thanks for such a captivating film with great content, excellent filmlng and detailed shots. Especially under the impression of "swam lake".
1000 times thank you!
I bow down n touch your feet ❤
Awesome country and its creatures 👍
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR 2024.
Honeybees are such intelligent and brave creatures ❤
This is soooo beautiful !
Lovely video!
BEAUTIFUL EPISODE🙏🥰🙏
I would love a documentary about wild Utah if you could do one I would greatly appreciate it thank you for all these beautiful videos our world is truly beautiful!
Really nice thanks ...
wow amazing wild
Love this
I really enjoy your channel.
Excellent video 😊
Sounds great
Super
Very nice documentary 👌 👍
Wait! What were they doing to the birds? It looked like they were hurting them. 😮
Excellent 👍🙏
My brother is there!
Terry Ford so is your mom 😂
Cap
Magnificent Documentary Spirit...Namaste :)
항상 잘보고 있어요
Good movies ❤
Sobhane Allah ❤️💕💖
北海道は熊🐻が沢山生息しているのでキャンプや登山をする時は注意しましょう
Ooh dey poopin in de pooles 🐒💩🦫
Heres to you David 😊
Well documented... Kudos.
Fascinating about the winter primates and the trained fishing birds. Really nice. Thank you for sharing.
nice video
I JUST SAW THE ICICLES AS LIKE THE TEETH OF A DINASOUR.
ada #moon_merkurius #pejeng & #moon_bulan ; sepertinya...
Too loud music, can't her you
How do you know?
Mackaque, the world's most adaptable primate eh? Doubt it.
The video was truly Great. However, without any sarcasm or disrespect, I must say that I'm shocked!! The metric unit for measuring temperature was Changed from Centigrade to Celsius, 75 Years ago!!. Many children and adults may consider your documentaries, a reference source, for education!! Please make a correction. Thank you 😊
it wasnt changed from centigrade to celsius, it was renamed from centigrade to celsius in 1968, to honour Anders Celsius the Swedish astronomer who Invented the scale in 1742 and also to remove confusion with the term for one hundredth of a gradian in some languages the unit was called centigrade in several languages (from the Latin centum, which means 100, and gradus, which means steps) before 1968 😁
terrible music back of the talks very annoying if one want to watch it at night it disturbing the neighbors 😒
I’m from: Okinawa
There is an audio problem in this video. The narrator's voice changes volume from one word to the next. He starts the sentence at one volume, then finishes the sentence at a whisper. It is very annoying and unnecessary. Why not just talk normally? Otherwise this could have been a good video.
He is talking normally, it’s a compression issue with the audio track that has occurred during uploading.
Noises Swan in the World? Name?
Loud background music makes very irritating.
AaaHhh Wwwaaahhttt
I'm sorry, what was that?! I can't hear over the loud background music.
The Japanese have a different word for everything 🦫🚬
Where is Chie & Rena?
These are Ravens, not crows
Red Crane.
Ageer Kuol
地獄谷（じごくだに）が「じゃいごくだに」と発音されているのが気になる、、
My grandson is there.
Damn you were sexy back in the day
Oh really
What an intriguing fact!
wow
Hope he's having fun there 🙂
Sounds like the same narrator as the “I shouldn’t be alive” series
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My X boi and X gal frens died there
Can't watch; music is obnoxious. 😢
I. I I my
Hmmm ,no whales i see ...
Pretty cruel to use birds for fishing.
They should all be charged with animal abuse. Especially those that filmed this.
Yup! Me and you both should get charged too for being an accomplice for watching.
I think this lady is deaf. She mustn't of heard the bit were it's said that they live twice as long and dont fly away because they're so well looked after.
Animals hunt by necessity right? Humans nowadays hunt for their own evil murderous feelings. These sad humans have mentally handicapped brains and need help fast. To harm anyone or anything is the most pathetic you can ever be as a human.
The Grace And The Peace Of The Almighty Jesus Christ Creator/ Saviour God Be With Japan, And Also With Ravina Mazumdaar- A Bengali Brahmin Girl From The Golf Green Area Of Kolkata, And Now A Real Estate Consultant In The Tollygunge Area Of Kolkata, Because Her Ethnicity Is Mongoloid, Because She Is A Chakma, Originally From Bangladesh, But At Present Residing In The Golf Green Area Of Kolkata, And Henceforth Also Resembles Japanese People, And She Looks Just Like A Japanese Fairy Princess Now And Forever In Abundance.
انها خلقة الله وليس المسيح أنه عبد من عباد الله عبد مخلوق لا يستطيع خلق اي شئ
Excellent video 😊
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