I am Guyanese and on a minute level been in the forests of the Potaro, Tumatumari/Konwaruk areas but watching this expedition give me a deep sense of joy, pride and humility to see the invincible human spirit determined to bring into my living room here in British Columbia what I would have never imagined possible to find the source of such a majestic River ...from the bottom of my heart and on behalf on many of my countrymen who can only but watch on media. Thank you Thank you Thank you to the entire crew the natives are amazing folks awesome job🙏🏾💯
@@josephnyamai7717 we can't talk in a third person about Nature... it's not natural!... we are part of Nature! we are natural, and we are nature too... we should all look back to our ancient beliefs and cultures where it is clear that! modern trends, cultures, and beliefs are taking us away from the natural, away from our true nature...
This was a mesmerizing documentary. The rainforests are beautiful yet brutal. Indigenous peoples are as precious as the whole of the forest, we can not afford to lose either.
My deepest appreciation for these wildlife photographers, for without their great camera work we would never see all these magnificent creatures in aggressive and yet so tender moments. Many thanks, a great documentary 👍. Also a very gifted narrator/ actor! Draws us all in and kept me totally engaged 21:08
This is hands down the best documentary that I have recently watched. There was never a dull moment during the whole expedition. What an awesome adventure it would be to do something like this!
I have literally been watching this and programming like it for about 3/4 months straight now!! I absolutely love it!! Zues and Me… I think I’ve watched every animal attacks one’s available.. Then I had to switch over to TikTok to get to some new more gory stuff… I can’t seem to find them on RUclips… But yeah I’m addicted.. Growing up I never watched cartoons, it was either animal planet or the history channel…. And everyone I know is always blown away at my animal/wildlife knowledge… SOOOO AWESOME!!! What a treat!!! And I’m running late because I got caught up yet again!!! Have a lovelyonday😅
@UriahGiles I don't know man. This was an epic adventure, and as much as I love nature, you and I only see what they put on camera. You might be one of those weird nature people who love going into cougar and bear territories, but I don't think most have the stones to endure the elements like these people did.
As a born guyanese living in the USA ; I feel proud and fortunate to watch this impressive documentary… quality parallel with prior work done on countries like Brazil. Guyana 🇬🇾 is still being explored in modern times amazes me Godwilling these videos will intrigue the future generations. Thanks to your entire crew especially the tenacious Wai-Wai Guyanese.
What a enormously fascinating film, let's hope IDIOTS don't want to exploit those wonderful PEOPLE and THEIR GORGEOUS land and rivers for money!! Some of the most magnificent filming I've ever seen!! FANTASTIC job to all who made this wonderful adventure for nature lovers the world over!! The closeups of water were awe-inspiring;THANK YOU ALL!!
You’re coming very close to what was going through my mind. Great film indeed. However by taking and gathering information about all of those trees , that bothers me greatly. Digitally mapped, I understand him looking under rocks, did he take any samples? Even samples of water? To what end.? The Arapaima fish looked plentiful, but they’re endangered ! Unscrupulous people will love this film just for the factual content….
What? You didn't hear? Two years after this documentary was finished, Elon Musk worked out a deal with the government down there to build a factory in the nearest city so he could employ all the native tribes he's evicting to strip mine rare Earth elements on their former land, to power the battery in your electric car. Lets all go green, whoop whoop!
FANTASTIC!! The gear they bring with them is incredible, they have everything for anything that may come along their way and might need. Awesome expedition, no dull moments, action packed adventure. Can’t stop watching these docs!!!
Breathtaking documentary. A+.!!!! ~Standing near the edge of the cliffs filming the waterfalls was nail biting. You all have guts of steel and determination. Stunning footage.
This was a breathtaking documentary! I enjoyed every second of it and appreciate the effort and dedication !! Wow absolutely captivating, well done and made me proud of my beautiful country !! 😍🇬🇾🇬🇾❤❤
it would seem that no matter when people try to discover new areas,no matter why,it's always harder than planned,and the rewards feel greater.the native peoples help greatly helped when times got tougher.i loved this documentry,and was glad i stayed to the end.everything was just so great,and to find animals like the blue frog so far out of where they have been seen is something really special.i have watched a few of your docos,and really enjoyed them all.
Awesome video documentary!!! Thank you for taking us along this journey and showing us the natural wonders of how people, plants, animals and insects thrive for survival in these dense forests in Guyana. I have been fortunate to fly over many parts and travel by boat while living in Guyana. These memories I will always cherish. Thank you for your courage and sharing of this video. It was a great learning experience. Many Blessings on your other adventures!!!!🥰👍🙏🙏🙏
Yes another world but not INDIA. he keeps calling the natives INDIOS is like us calling or referring to black people " and the India's toke this side of the river" No INDIOS INDIJINAS NATIVOS
It was really an exciting and challenging journey. All the team members are very tough and skillful guys. looking to forward to waching your coming videos!
watching documentaries from my childhood was the most amazing thing ever. as an adult i can understand why... most of us will never witness these treasures personally. ❤
Truly majestic, and absolutely invigorating. I would love to see a more in depth documentary (2-3 part series). There's so much here, yet we're missing so many interesting details and experiences. The rainforest is one of the few last frontiers on earth, and there's still so much to learn. I truly enjoyed watching this!!!
Very lovely documentary especially including behind the scenes shoots. i loved the part where the crew joined in the dance.... few more practices you guys will be pros. congratulations to all involved.... Many regards from Kenya.
Wow, thank you, sir, your crew, and the locals who have made it all possible for us to see. Your sacrifice, knowledge, and indept documentary of Guyana rain forest 👍 was knowledgeable and eye opening to the wonders of the world 🌎
Thank you so much for this touch of life which took such great effort. I am a healing quadriplegic stuck in a wheelchair and as is i value getting to see beyond my apartment which you have provided me with the most exquisite adventure. How did you keep those cameras going to take so many irreplaceable photos and film?
Thank you for such a wonderful account of your expedition. Im so impressed with the resilience of the members of the group. And its wonderful to see how different ethnic of people working toghter for the same goal. Im so humbled watching this video. And im so glad they succeeded in the end. Thank you guys…❤❤
Awesome! A much overused word, not in this case.......... I've got to admit it, I'd never heard of the Essequibo, I'm sure I won't be alone in my ignorance, though, at least that's what I'm telling myself............
No longer ignorant on the subject. Definitive understanding: Ignorance being defined as unawareness. ,On the other hand, Stupidity is defined as being aware, but ignoring, or doing it anyway.
Beautifully done and can’t stop watching. New subs here! Pls keep up your great content n you deserve millions of followers!!! Your channel is amazing n highly recommended!!👍❤️🩷🧡
The Northern Range of Trinidad (Caribbean Island) is also said to house a likely distinct stripped variety of Golden Tree Frog (Phytotriades auratus). Trinidad is one of the most biologically diverse Caribbean Islands being a microcosm of South America by proximity and geological origin. The sight of Kaiteur is outdone only by the sound of it in full flow! No documentary can fully capture that.
Thank you for the documentary, on a smaller scale, the source of the River Thames has many sources, a comedy on the TV traced it to a dripping tap. I wouldn't want to trek through the jungle, very brave people
Manatees= Dugongs. The appellation "Sea Cows" went out of style in Darwin's age, or before, and is centuries out of common .use. Wonderful documentary!
Im curious just how long did this expedition take? I can't find anything online, all it gives me is three kyakers back in 2018. If anyone has an idea it would be much appreciated
Question to previous gentleman? I'm going with a group off friends next year to visite guyana Can you help We're looking to start a expedition down esequibo river?
I think the Camara man .**** can't say. He should help the turtle back to the water .She had a chance to get away. Sooo proud of yourself filming a endangered turtle get eaten. Well. Just GREAT
I've never enjoyed another documentary this much. Evon though this was more than 2 hoyrs long what was covered is only a tip of the iceberg for what exists on the banks of one of our many rivers. Really would love to see more documentaries like this one of my beautiful country covering other parts of Guyana. More in depth and not just a passing glance
بكل تواضع وثقة افضل احب متابعة هذة نوعية من الأفلام والفيديوهات الهامة الهادفة والشاملة تستحقون المشاهدة والملفت للنظر والمثير للاهتمام انتم عظماء وأشخاص تملكون المعدات والتكنولوجيا المتطورة بالتصوير والاحترافية والاروع لديكم كل وسائل الدعم والحماية من اجل البقاء وإنتاج عمل فائق الجودة وانتم غايتكم الاستكشاف ونشر معلومات والعلم والمعرفة اصقاع العالم ابتسام زدادت خبرتي تجاربي ومعرفتي من خلال رؤية تلك اللقطات والانواع الجيدة ايها السادة انتم عظماء وعلماء وباحثين علم ع مستوى عالي جدا وبالتوفيق والنجاح والاحترام المتبادل الدائم واشكر مروركم الرائع ٠ ايها الطاقم الناجح والمتعاون بشكل ملحوظ ولابد من تنوية على التنوع الهائل بأنواع الحيونات والتناغم مذهلين وراقين ع كل الاصعده ٠❤❤❤
Sorry but in width or terms of water volume the Niagara and Iguazú are under the top5. If we look under the highest yes the Kaieteur with 226m on the Potaro River are taller than 75m 🇧🇷 and 63m 🇨🇦
I am Guyanese and on a minute level been in the forests of the Potaro, Tumatumari/Konwaruk areas but watching this expedition give me a deep sense of joy, pride and humility to see the invincible human spirit determined to bring into my living room here in British Columbia what I would have never imagined possible to find the source of such a majestic River ...from the bottom of my heart and on behalf on many of my countrymen who can only but watch on media. Thank you Thank you Thank you to the entire crew the natives are amazing folks awesome job🙏🏾💯
i wish to reach there one day in this life ., love nature ,nature it's natural at its own and its perfect at its own
@@josephnyamai7717 we can't talk in a third person about Nature... it's not natural!... we are part of Nature! we are natural, and we are nature too... we should all look back to our ancient beliefs and cultures where it is clear that! modern trends, cultures, and beliefs are taking us away from the natural, away from our true nature...
😊😊😊😊
This was a mesmerizing documentary. The rainforests are beautiful yet brutal. Indigenous peoples are as precious as the whole of the forest, we can not afford to lose either.
My deepest appreciation for these wildlife photographers, for without their great camera work we would never see all these magnificent creatures in aggressive and yet so tender moments. Many thanks, a great documentary 👍. Also a very gifted narrator/ actor! Draws us all in and kept me totally engaged 21:08
This is hands down the best documentary that I have recently watched. There was never a dull moment during the whole expedition. What an awesome adventure it would be to do something like this!
Me too. A satisfaction to my insatiable taste for nature.
I have literally been watching this and programming like it for about 3/4 months straight now!! I absolutely love it!! Zues and Me… I think I’ve watched every animal attacks one’s available.. Then I had to switch over to TikTok to get to some new more gory stuff… I can’t seem to find them on RUclips… But yeah I’m addicted.. Growing up I never watched cartoons, it was either animal planet or the history channel…. And everyone I know is always blown away at my animal/wildlife knowledge… SOOOO AWESOME!!! What a treat!!! And I’m running late because I got caught up yet again!!! Have a lovelyonday😅
Great Taste.. 👍..
@UriahGiles I don't know man. This was an epic adventure, and as much as I love nature, you and I only see what they put on camera. You might be one of those weird nature people who love going into cougar and bear territories, but I don't think most have the stones to endure the elements like these people did.
it is very cool beans
Absolutely Gorgeous!!! Much determination from the entire crew!!!
I Appreciate!!!
great wonderful nature of Guyana 🇬🇾 I love ❤️ the relaxing long length of a great video and voice of the translator speaker 👍📸🙏🏻🇬🇾
As a born guyanese living in the USA ; I feel proud and fortunate to watch this impressive documentary… quality parallel with prior work done on countries like Brazil. Guyana 🇬🇾 is still being explored in modern times amazes me Godwilling these videos will intrigue the future generations.
Thanks to your entire crew especially the tenacious Wai-Wai Guyanese.
What a enormously fascinating film, let's hope IDIOTS don't want to exploit those wonderful PEOPLE and THEIR GORGEOUS land and rivers for money!! Some of the most magnificent filming I've ever seen!! FANTASTIC job to all who made this wonderful adventure for nature lovers the world over!! The closeups of water were awe-inspiring;THANK YOU ALL!!
You’re coming very close to what was going through my mind. Great film indeed. However by taking and gathering information about all of those trees , that bothers me greatly. Digitally mapped, I understand him looking under rocks, did he take any samples? Even samples of water? To what end.? The Arapaima fish looked plentiful, but they’re endangered ! Unscrupulous people will love this film just for the factual content….
What? You didn't hear? Two years after this documentary was finished, Elon Musk worked out a deal with the government down there to build a factory in the nearest city so he could employ all the native tribes he's evicting to strip mine rare Earth elements on their former land, to power the battery in your electric car. Lets all go green, whoop whoop!
FANTASTIC!! The gear they bring with them is incredible, they have everything for anything that may come along their way and might need. Awesome expedition, no dull moments, action packed adventure. Can’t stop watching these docs!!!
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The logo is there, right in your face, triple six xevret sign,,,, you have no clue
Absolutely stupendeous camera angles and clarity. Wonderful! Hats off to all those filming this very interesting and informative journey.
Breathtaking documentary. A+.!!!! ~Standing near the edge of the cliffs filming the waterfalls was nail biting. You all have guts of steel and determination. Stunning footage.
Big LIKE for the entire crew's work! The best documentary about Guyana! 👍🙌👏👏👏
This was a breathtaking documentary! I enjoyed every second of it and appreciate the effort and dedication !! Wow absolutely captivating, well done and made me proud of my beautiful country !! 😍🇬🇾🇬🇾❤❤
it would seem that no matter when people try to discover new areas,no matter why,it's always harder than planned,and the rewards feel greater.the native peoples help greatly helped when times got tougher.i loved this documentry,and was glad i stayed to the end.everything was just so great,and to find animals like the blue frog so far out of where they have been seen is something really special.i have watched a few of your docos,and really enjoyed them all.
Awesome video documentary!!! Thank you for taking us along this journey and showing us the natural wonders of how people, plants, animals and insects thrive for survival
in these dense forests in Guyana. I have been fortunate to fly over many parts and travel by boat while living in Guyana. These memories I will always cherish. Thank you for
your courage and sharing of this video. It was a great learning experience. Many Blessings on your other adventures!!!!🥰👍🙏🙏🙏
1. First time I seen a turtle being attacked by a tiger shark in a documentary.
2. I had no idea toucans ate other birds
Should Win An - Award.. 🙏👏
Amazing! ❤ It’s like another world… such variety of fauna! Thanks a million to the makers of this video and everyone involved in the making of it! ❤
Yes another world but not INDIA. he keeps calling the natives INDIOS is like us calling or referring to black people " and the India's toke this side of the river"
No INDIOS
INDIJINAS NATIVOS
It was really an exciting and challenging journey. All the team members are very tough and skillful guys. looking to forward to waching your coming videos!
What a wonderful documentary… totally loved it. You guys are doing fantastic jobs…🎉🎉❤❤❤
We are glad we have such great viewers 🥰
Super wonderful nature documentary in all its components
Thank you🌎
As a South East Asian,for me South America is the most beautiful continent on earth.❤️🌎
No words can describe... Just want to salute these guys...
watching documentaries from my childhood was the most amazing thing ever. as an adult i can understand why...
most of us will never witness these treasures personally. ❤
Guyana is indeed magical, wonder and beautiful.
This was an amazing documentary and expedition! Must have been so tough to make the documentary plus the journey! 😳🔥😻
So great i felt this was heaven , thank you very much love ,light ,peace and unity to all .
Breathtaking! Thank you.
We are glad you loved it🪐
Truly majestic, and absolutely invigorating. I would love to see a more in depth documentary (2-3 part series). There's so much here, yet we're missing so many interesting details and experiences. The rainforest is one of the few last frontiers on earth, and there's still so much to learn. I truly enjoyed watching this!!!
Very lovely documentary especially including behind the scenes shoots. i loved the part where the crew joined in the dance.... few more practices you guys will be pros. congratulations to all involved.... Many regards from Kenya.
This is excellent. Well done.
Carnivorous plants.Nature doesn't miss a beat.
😮
😂 true
Yes but one thing he keeps calling the natives INDIOS IS HE UN INDIA
they are nativos indijinas indians?
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@@sweetmoiraify😊
This was a truly awesome documentary! Bravo to this team of explorers and film makers. ❤
WOW!!! Great documentary!! Beautiful job!!😎👍
Never heard of this river. This is awesome
Wow, thank you, sir, your crew, and the locals who have made it all possible for us to see. Your sacrifice, knowledge, and indept documentary of Guyana rain forest 👍 was knowledgeable and eye opening to the wonders of the world 🌎
Great expedition through rain forest and human untouched areas and this nature is amazing ❤ congratulations to entire team 💐
Que documentário sensacional! Parabéns aos envolvidos!!!!🙌🙌
Thank you so much for this touch of life which took such great effort. I am a healing quadriplegic stuck in a wheelchair and as is i value getting to see beyond my apartment which you have provided me with the most exquisite adventure. How did you keep those cameras going to take so many irreplaceable photos and film?
Thank you for such a wonderful account of your expedition. Im so impressed with the resilience of the members of the group. And its wonderful to see how different ethnic of people working toghter for the same goal. Im so humbled watching this video. And im so glad they succeeded in the end. Thank you guys…❤❤
Thank you for appreciating all the hard work put into this documentary 💖
Masukkk pak ekooo......
Epic adventure!
This video is quite informative and definitely displays the natural nature of our wonder land. Thanks to you and your crew
Brilliant!❤
Am a proud Guyanese living in guyana
Awesome! A much overused word, not in this case.......... I've got to admit it, I'd never heard of the Essequibo, I'm sure I won't be alone in my ignorance, though, at least that's what I'm telling myself............
No longer ignorant on the subject.
Definitive understanding:
Ignorance being defined as unawareness. ,On the other hand, Stupidity is defined as being aware, but ignoring, or doing it anyway.
Awesome documentary, incredible Mighty Essequibo!
Beautifully done and can’t stop watching. New subs here! Pls keep up your great content n you deserve millions of followers!!! Your channel is amazing n highly recommended!!👍❤️🩷🧡
Coolest, most beautiful docu I’ve seen in years!
When the camera crew joined in was so cute lol ❤
Great documentary in a very remote country in the world
I love the documentary it was good,I like the macaws,they are beautiful 😊😊
They are!
Thank you for sharing
Cape Town, South Africa
Traveling from my bedroom
Free ---- ❤❤❤
Great film
The bird's here are very beautiful and also other animals.
The Northern Range of Trinidad (Caribbean Island) is also said to house a likely distinct stripped variety of Golden Tree Frog (Phytotriades auratus). Trinidad is one of the most biologically diverse Caribbean Islands being a microcosm of South America by proximity and geological origin. The sight of Kaiteur is outdone only by the sound of it in full flow! No documentary can fully capture that.
sigh
WOW what a great video nice job 🐶👍
Thank you for the documentary, on a smaller scale, the source of the River Thames has many sources, a comedy on the TV traced it to a dripping tap. I wouldn't want to trek through the jungle, very brave people
Great!
Such an informative documentary...
Fantastic!
❤Great work!
It was so amazing Discovery to see such on touch land
The most beautiful Water Fall in the world.
😍😍😍😍
Thanks guys..
This is amazing 🇬🇾
Did EVERYONE make it back safely to their homes? How did the worm leave his arm?
Amazing documentary
olá feliz ano novo, ótima reportagem
Beautiful nature
amazing video. thank you for this. i from indonesia
AMAZING AFTER ALL OF THE NODERN TECHNOLOGY THERE ARE STILL UNEXPLORED WILD AREAS.
This is what i like the most for advanture in the forest
Manatees= Dugongs. The appellation "Sea Cows" went out of style in Darwin's age, or before, and is centuries out of common .use. Wonderful documentary!
Truly amazing! Every species on earth large and small has a purpose. As well as a unique defense system. God’s creation.
Seres magnífico
Im curious just how long did this expedition take? I can't find anything online, all it gives me is three kyakers back in 2018. If anyone has an idea it would be much appreciated
Question to previous gentleman?
I'm going with a group off friends next year to visite guyana
Can you help
We're looking to start a expedition down esequibo river?
Aha, I went to the bathroom last minute 🙂 I still have to watching this video 🙂
My country 🇬🇾 ❤
Excellent video 😊
I've never heard of this place. The world is so big...
wow
I think the Camara man .**** can't say.
He should help the turtle back to the water .She had a chance to get away.
Sooo proud of yourself filming a endangered turtle get eaten. Well.
Just GREAT
Fruit loop cereal will never taste the same after watching that Pecan :(
Oh wow that poor guy working so hard while they had a winch that whole time to get unstuck 😅
How strange that after watching this documentary I hear Venezuela is trying to annex this very region from Guyana.
leather backs have got to be the closest thing to an aquatic dinosaur
Can a wire cage be welded to the motor boat, maybe it would help. Man is creative 👍🤷♀️❤️
This is the first time I’ve ever seen a toucan eat meat💯💀🤯
The Muscovy duck’s wings were clearly cut. The bird was thrown in.
I've never enjoyed another documentary this much. Evon though this was more than 2 hoyrs long what was covered is only a tip of the iceberg for what exists on the banks of one of our many rivers. Really would love to see more documentaries like this one of my beautiful country covering other parts of Guyana. More in depth and not just a passing glance
Just imagine having drone technology doing this documentary
How can anyone not know about the Essiquibo River in South America?
Many people know little or nothing of Guyana, my native land, except the story of Jim Jones -- sadly.
Beautiful video...
But...
Fort Zeelandia is in Suriname!! The neighbour country. To be precisely Paramaribo. Or do they have 2 Fort Zeelandia's ??🤔
Bro why did I wake up to this 😭
بكل تواضع وثقة افضل احب متابعة هذة نوعية من الأفلام والفيديوهات الهامة الهادفة والشاملة تستحقون المشاهدة والملفت للنظر والمثير للاهتمام انتم عظماء وأشخاص تملكون المعدات والتكنولوجيا المتطورة بالتصوير والاحترافية والاروع لديكم كل وسائل الدعم والحماية من اجل البقاء وإنتاج عمل فائق الجودة وانتم غايتكم الاستكشاف ونشر معلومات والعلم والمعرفة اصقاع العالم ابتسام زدادت خبرتي تجاربي ومعرفتي من خلال رؤية تلك اللقطات والانواع الجيدة ايها السادة انتم عظماء وعلماء وباحثين علم ع مستوى عالي جدا وبالتوفيق والنجاح والاحترام المتبادل الدائم واشكر مروركم الرائع ٠ ايها الطاقم الناجح والمتعاون بشكل ملحوظ ولابد من تنوية على التنوع الهائل بأنواع الحيونات والتناغم مذهلين وراقين ع كل الاصعده ٠❤❤❤
Sorry but in width or terms of water volume the Niagara and Iguazú are under the top5. If we look under the highest yes the Kaieteur with 226m on the Potaro River are taller than 75m 🇧🇷 and 63m 🇨🇦
after watching this I want an anime for Big Wild Cats with awesome hunt scenes.
👍👍👍👍👍👍