3D Monarch Butterflies in 360° | National Geographic

In eye-popping 3D, National Geographic VR plunges you into the middle of a swarm of a billion monarch butterflies. One of the most spectacular migrations on Earth, these fragile creatures have flown thousands of miles from Canada to breed in this remote forest grove in the mountains of Mexico.
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[@harperwelch5147]

I remember Monarch butterflies as a kid growing up in Southern California. They were everywhere and so fun to play with.

[@mybutterfly8874]

Awesome 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋

[@dankhnw8]

Beautiful I'm in awe!

[@willwithers8171]

First, this is incredible!

[@moshirley2414]

Thank you for this incredible experience, too bad it’s overlayed with music. Would love to have heard just nature’s music.

[@CenouraC]

It sure is amazing.
Just a quick note: in 1:28, migration is misspelled.

[@unknownadventure8371]

Really enjoying all these 3d videos lately.

[@harrypooper6845]

you photographers are the best in the business

[@naturaelapisxxi1525]

Muy chulas esas mariposas!

[@DouglasSilva-hy7jd]

It´s incredible.

[@gerardoantonioescobar1829]

COOOOOOOOL!

[@HaviccB]

Brought to you in stunning 2C

[@loganm.177]

This trippy

[@janiebarker2687]

Amazing 😃❤

[@thepotatoman5001]

0:52 mommy what are those butterflies doing?

[@JamesMighty]

8K resolution. much respect

[@theowls6228]

SO COOL

[@RahmatHidayat_21]

so awesome😍

[@psikov282]

beatifuil

[@zickzack3106]

Very Good video, but for more as 1440s is my CPU too bad xD

[@O3E108]

yea

[@metheone4]

Its your GPU not the CPU.....

[@O3E108]

NoName what?

[@metheone4]

what what? I didnt talk to you....

[@zickzack3106]

NoName I looked at the Task Manager and it was the CPU

[@lgtwzrd]

It is very inaccurate to say that this blurry mess is 8K video. There is a difference between an 8k 16x9 aspect video and an 8K 360 video. The 360 video is stretched way too much to form a sphere, to the point that it becomes very blurry so the crispness of 8K UHD is lost for good.

[@patriciasanchez7745]

too blurry couldn't even make out the words

[@philtripe]

you have to move the screen...its a 360

[@miyuru1]

You can choose resolution.....

[@anonymousano688]

I moved the screen 10 inches left. No luck yet.

[@miyuru1]

Choose resolution...

[@anonymousano688]

I dont get it. Should I move the screen or change resolution

[@theowls6228]

OMG!

[@mahadihasan32]

This is the comment for 'national geographic' channel that some documentaries have so much sound effects that sometimes people are unable to hear what it's said. Please take this care.

[@AJohn381]

Nice

[@mithild8354]

This comment is for another video by you...please explain how wind energy was harvested 1000 years ago as shown in your previous video????

[@Kujamon]

by energy they meant wind power, very similar to wind mills

[@Pierce_Wolf007]

I am very scared of butterflies

[@stuckinthesystem1384]

me too ✋😓

[@philtripe]

perhaps they can smell butterfly poop and it smells amazing to them

[@jimingiggles5909]

I have Lepidopterophobia what am I doing here?

[@stuckinthesystem1384]

same haha

[@lecheffantome2868]

Second

[@naturelover5000]

seventh

[@GuardianHero14]

:)

[@floflo5489]

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