Revelation 3:20 Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me. HEY THERE 🤗 JESUS IS CALLING YOU TODAY. Turn away from your sins, confess, forsake them and live the victorious life. God bless. Revelation 22:12-14 And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be. I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last. Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.
A lot of the comments bothered me. Teamwork is one of the most important tools we can use in situations like this. Of course locals knew about this place first, they are now starting offical research to officially catalog & document things. This is a place that they've said has been unaccessible due to war for a very long time. So now scientists across the world are coming together to work together on this project. No one is trying to do anything other than show their respect for this very unique place in the world. The most important thing is to make sure to protect this region from development. It should be treated as a world heritage sight is. Where it proves that it's a rare ecosystem, habitat, place that deserves to be respected and not let toxic development occur throughout it.. I wish more people could see things from a different point of view.. All of these researchers respected & cherish this place
Colossians 3. 1. If ye then be risen with Christ, seek those things which are above where Christ sitteth on the right hand of God. 2. Set your affection on the things which are above and not on things which are on the earth. 3. For ye are dead and your life is hid with Christ in God. 4. When Christ, which is our life shall appear, so shall ye also appear with him in Glory. ******** Jesus is calling you today. Come to him, repent from your sins, bear his cross and live the victorious life ********
People of Mozambique. Please protect this forest. I live in a country where they are constantly destroying the natural habitats to build all inclusive resorts. It's really painful to watch. Most of the nationals can't even afford to stay in one.
Where are you going after you die? What happens next? Have you ever thought about that? Repent today and give your life to Jesus Christ to obtain eternal salvation. Tomorrow may be too late my brethen😢. Hebrews 9:27 says "And as it is appointed unto man once to die, but after that the judgement
Congratulations to being in such a beautiful land! Wish we would have these things in my country but basically politicians collude with big forestry corporations to cut everything ancient down here.
Where I born but came to Europe very small and cannot remember it… 🙏❤️ I wish I can afford to go back to visit one day because I have lots of family left in there still
Incredible, thanks for filming this. The feeling of standing in a rainforest must be one of great awe. Without the collective effort of all involved in initiatives like these, so much more about the damage of climate change would be unknown to the public.
With the opportunity of preservation and protection, ecotourism will provide income for the local community, that will allow for education and sustainability.
@hitthedeck4115 "Evidence to justify the forest's protection "….. It's common sense to protect natural resources, why need a reason to not kill the earth? It bothers me more that Apparently this forest was a "secret", roughly translating to the western world hadn't taken notice, but now it needs to be "saved". Limited or no limited resources, the exposure is the beginning of the end... I can go further ahead and say this documentary is part of the problem. Now we all know of the "secret" forest. It's about time scientists/tourists/ researchers and grabbers do their thing and ruin it.... Just my simple take.
@@hitthedeck4115 That we even have to justify why it needs to be protected. We have destroyed so much of the natural environment without any remorse. We should not be in this position in the first place.
@@sonofken It arguably started when mankind invented agriculture, that now nature is something that is to be exploited for the benefit of mankind. Though one can also argue that we had been always doing that pre-agriculture but we were much more limited at that time since we couldn't rely on our primitive technology to transform nature but rather, live according to its strict rules. We can still see traces of our ancestral wisdom when we had to live one with nature.
The on going scrimmages of war , still happens and much improvement needed by army, police, border attitudes when they deal with the public. Rudeness and demands of money, drinks ect, is the current order of the day. Tourists would gladly come and bring the much needed income into Mozambique.
Credit to the International Scientists for their research and expertise towards our nature, we may have not known what is happening in our densely forest and jungles. I’m sure Amazon and Borneo Jungles are still hiding their secrets under their trees, grounds and water, just like Mount Mabu ❤️🙏
Thank you to the scientists who are trying to find enough species that it can be turned into a protected area. So much of our natural world disappearing. Without these dedicated humans there will be nothing left.
3:24 "there is very little difference between what happens in those vehicles onwards to what was happening a hundred years ago".. Except the pay scale for the labourers is fairer, innit?😅
Correction: Is a secret to all but the locals and the animal trap found in the forest (14:03) is evidence that the local community have explored the forest and still use it.
If you want to conserve the forest all you had to do was leave it alone, instead of bringing in hundreds of pounds of man made items, your disconnect from reality is astounding.
So, non-indigenous scientists have not yet learned that "discovering" "pristine" areas, then broadcasting about them sounds their death knell? Something by definition is no longer "untouched" once "scientists" have set foot there. How about not "discovering" places for your greedy idea of "knowledge" and just leave some of this struggling planet alone?
The rigid news-style narrator ruins this short nature story. You are using a news reporter for a nature documentary. It does not work as the tone is all wrong. Let's leave this type of content for the nature department. Also, there are countless conservation success stories. They are not rare. You are just looking in the wrong places. This story is not new. It has been filmed before.
It’s news, it’s a report, it’s not trying to be a nature documentary. I thought it worked well, clear messaging and rly interesting. Also weird point about there being other successful conservation stories, does that devalue this success story? Should we only ever report things once? There’s nuance which makes this story unique and gives it justification for its own report. If you’re not interested then don’t watch it lol
Mount Mabu must be protected. hope they won't be tempted to stop locals from accessing it like they did in Uganda to the Batwa people. Locals protect these areas better because these areas are seen as spiritual.
I hate this. Why must it always be foreigners claiming to have accessed these places first and want to preserve them? The local community has done a better job all along.
So true. Local people have lived with these species for eons. Foreigners killed their own animals in their own countries so what are they telling us exactly?
@@MsTatu3 exactly. They always have sinister motive . Indigenous groups always knew how to exist with nature. These so called scientists are just out here marking territories for themselves and exposing our hidden treasures for exploitation.They don't even involve communities. They just land with their so called knowledge and expensive gadgets in the name of discovery and conservation,but no,with time they will try to make the communities around the area to move,while most of these groups have always been part of the ecosystem and nurtured it. Displacing people from their ancestral attachments they call home.There is nowhere a white man touches that is left uncorrupted.
This is Tanetjuru. The sister who found the fish should have named it after herself! Seeing as the Europeans are too eager to find and name everything after themselves and their loved ones.
@@one-seventh Which groups of people are known around the world for forcefully taking people's land and destroying it in the pursuit of profit at the expense of the locals? That's where your answer lies.
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For more on this story, check out this article:
Secret 'sky island' rainforest saved by new discoveries - bbc.in/3yxyjJr
Revelation 3:20
Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me.
HEY THERE 🤗 JESUS IS CALLING YOU TODAY. Turn away from your sins, confess, forsake them and live the victorious life. God bless.
Revelation 22:12-14
And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be.
I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last.
Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.
A lot of the comments bothered me. Teamwork is one of the most important tools we can use in situations like this. Of course locals knew about this place first, they are now starting offical research to officially catalog & document things. This is a place that they've said has been unaccessible due to war for a very long time. So now scientists across the world are coming together to work together on this project. No one is trying to do anything other than show their respect for this very unique place in the world. The most important thing is to make sure to protect this region from development. It should be treated as a world heritage sight is. Where it proves that it's a rare ecosystem, habitat, place that deserves to be respected and not let toxic development occur throughout it.. I wish more people could see things from a different point of view.. All of these researchers respected & cherish this place
Colossians 3.
1. If ye then be risen with Christ, seek those things which are above where Christ sitteth on the right hand of God.
2. Set your affection on the things which are above and not on things which are on the earth.
3. For ye are dead and your life is hid with Christ in God.
4. When Christ, which is our life shall appear, so shall ye also appear with him in Glory.
********
Jesus is calling you today. Come to him, repent from your sins, bear his cross and live the victorious life
********
That dung beetle guy is dedicated.
People of Mozambique. Please protect this forest. I live in a country where they are constantly destroying the natural habitats to build all inclusive resorts. It's really painful to watch. Most of the nationals can't even afford to stay in one.
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where are you from?
@@jfiekms Jamaica
@@Stickbyme7727 Damn thats so sad
I love Africa 🌍🇧🇯🖤. Great video
Where are you going after you die?
What happens next? Have you ever thought about that?
Repent today and give your life to Jesus Christ to obtain eternal salvation. Tomorrow may be too late my brethen😢.
Hebrews 9:27 says "And as it is appointed unto man once to die, but after that the judgement
This was beautiful thank you BBC.
My country ❤
Congratulations to being in such a beautiful land! Wish we would have these things in my country but basically politicians collude with big forestry corporations to cut everything ancient down here.
There is something in the air in africa. Its indescribable. You feel connected to the source of everything.
Africa is quite a remarkable continent
TO EVERYONE IN THIS CHAT, I JUST WANT TO LET YOU KNOW THAT JESUS LOVES YOU AND HE CAN SAVE YOU FROM SIN, SADNESS AND SICKNESS.
@@JesusPlsSaveMebruh
@@JesusPlsSaveMeamen brother
Oh poor secret rainforest prepare for humanity's gentle touch !
I will definitely have to add Mabu, Mozambique to the list of rainforests to visit. Beautiful!
Imagine Sir Attenborough on the narration epic that thanks for your work
Sir David would be a million times better. The narrator's tone on this is all wrong.
Mozambique! A Luta Continua! ❤❤❤ Meu Povo Natal ❤😊
im from MOZAMBIQUE so proud to know about it
3:05 I appreciate the scientists respct for local traditions
Once they are finished with their research the will turn it into a national park and have all those locals relocated 😂
@@nanaminursery2479 yes, make it hard to access ever again
Like they have a choice
That was excellent, thanks! I hope it gets the protection it deserves. ❤
Where I born but came to Europe very small and cannot remember it… 🙏❤️ I wish I can afford to go back to visit one day because I have lots of family left in there still
Incredible, thanks for filming this. The feeling of standing in a rainforest must be one of great awe. Without the collective effort of all involved in initiatives like these, so much more about the damage of climate change would be unknown to the public.
Amazing Mozambique.
I'm never borrowing a spoon again 😂
i love reseaarchers and scientists naming species after their loved ones so much..
So interesting and a valuable opportunity to learn about this wonderful place 🎉
That’s so insanely cool
That river location is so beautiful
My kind of exploration
With the opportunity of preservation and protection, ecotourism will provide income for the local community, that will allow for education and sustainability.
Fucking colonizers
Jaw dropping
The statement at 2:05 is just sad. What's wrong with us?
What about it? That we need to rank the importance of places that we need to protect because of limited resources that we have?
@hitthedeck4115 "Evidence to justify the forest's protection "….. It's common sense to protect natural resources, why need a reason to not kill the earth? It bothers me more that Apparently this forest was a "secret", roughly translating to the western world hadn't taken notice, but now it needs to be "saved".
Limited or no limited resources, the exposure is the beginning of the end... I can go further ahead and say this documentary is part of the problem. Now we all know of the "secret" forest. It's about time scientists/tourists/ researchers and grabbers do their thing and ruin it.... Just my simple take.
@@hitthedeck4115 That we even have to justify why it needs to be protected. We have destroyed so much of the natural environment without any remorse. We should not be in this position in the first place.
@@sonofken It arguably started when mankind invented agriculture, that now nature is something that is to be exploited for the benefit of mankind. Though one can also argue that we had been always doing that pre-agriculture but we were much more limited at that time since we couldn't rely on our primitive technology to transform nature but rather, live according to its strict rules. We can still see traces of our ancestral wisdom when we had to live one with nature.
The on going scrimmages of war , still happens and much improvement needed by army, police, border attitudes when they deal with the public. Rudeness and demands of money, drinks ect, is the current order of the day. Tourists would gladly come and bring the much needed income into Mozambique.
Thank you very much for this video. I enjoyed the video.
Credit to the International Scientists for their research and expertise towards our nature, we may have not known what is happening in our densely forest and jungles. I’m sure Amazon and Borneo Jungles are still hiding their secrets under their trees, grounds and water, just like Mount Mabu ❤️🙏
Why does he catch the butterflies like that and tear their wings off?
I seen that I was like damn he swung that net fast as hell😂🤦♂️
Beautiful African Gifts
🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬
👏 ❤🎉😊. Great professors and the whole team deserve a huge admiration for how he did this work ,is amazing 👏
Africa, my motherland❤
Could you consider reposting this with subtitles? I have audio processing issues, but I was interested in what I heard 😅
Great video!!!
Thank you.
Thank you to the scientists who are trying to find enough species that it can be turned into a protected area. So much of our natural world disappearing. Without these dedicated humans there will be nothing left.
nobody gonna talk about how the lady who found the fish was putting dozens of fish in a tiny bag and how they all seem dead?
You guys rock
beautiful ✌️💚
"no where else in the world"; has the entire Amazon rainforest been searched?
Cool now leave it alone please .
Exlent.
Save the forest, recovery, rebuild, thanks earth recovery
Just stay away from the minerals coz the motive ain't always made known.
3:24 "there is very little difference between what happens in those vehicles onwards to what was happening a hundred years ago".. Except the pay scale for the labourers is fairer, innit?😅
Африка прекрасна ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Sad reality is if it wasn’t on a mountain it would be destroyed
This is exactly the place where it doesn't need not a single tourist, never...
Great, the forest is doomed. Everything humans touch eventually dies. Imagine what would happen is they found Gold and other precious things... 😒
i wanted to visit too after that atlas pro video
There are only 2 things that can protect that forest - guards that adhere to "rest of nature > humans" and the big guns they carry
Mozambique oyeee
And even in the secret forest plastic bottle can be seen floating on the water surface
Correction: Is a secret to all but the locals and the animal trap found in the forest (14:03) is evidence that the local community have explored the forest and still use it.
How does this affect Lil Mabu?
Not to be judgemental, but the fact that 'they have discovoured it' is very worrying
we have mozambique plants and trees and are part of your sky river priest lake north idaho usa
@2:47 the cameraman seems a little too out of shape and old to be doing this kind of trek
Well he did it and the footage was great…
Omg immagine the cacti and succulents
Africa is famous for amazing euphorbias
Euphorbias are not cacti
Mozambique
beein a biologist here is like winning the lottery , cool
@3:15
never fails to see a 2pac tshirt in a 3rd world country 😂😂
The idea is to find yourself
The best way to protect anywhere, is to disallow humans from going there!!!
What do u mean secret forest
Like any forest it’s predatory. Beware and be brave
😮
If you want to conserve the forest all you had to do was leave it alone, instead of bringing in hundreds of pounds of man made items, your disconnect from reality is astounding.
Lets all just leave it alone.
Please don’t exploit it.
So, non-indigenous scientists have not yet learned that "discovering" "pristine" areas, then broadcasting about them sounds their death knell? Something by definition is no longer "untouched" once "scientists" have set foot there. How about not "discovering" places for your greedy idea of "knowledge" and just leave some of this struggling planet alone?
1:21 no
Looks like Bob Mortimer...ha !!
There should've been more women in that expedition 😢 it could get dangerous for the scientists there...
Maybe we shouldn't be there as well
3:16 that dude has a 2pac shirt
Awesome BBC❤
The rigid news-style narrator ruins this short nature story. You are using a news reporter for a nature documentary. It does not work as the tone is all wrong. Let's leave this type of content for the nature department. Also, there are countless conservation success stories. They are not rare. You are just looking in the wrong places. This story is not new. It has been filmed before.
It’s news, it’s a report, it’s not trying to be a nature documentary. I thought it worked well, clear messaging and rly interesting. Also weird point about there being other successful conservation stories, does that devalue this success story? Should we only ever report things once? There’s nuance which makes this story unique and gives it justification for its own report. If you’re not interested then don’t watch it lol
Its no secret anymore
One piece is real
Mount Mabu must be protected. hope they won't be tempted to stop locals from accessing it like they did in Uganda to the Batwa people. Locals protect these areas better because these areas are seen as spiritual.
Look at all what The Lord has created 🙌 🙏 ✨️
Mt. Mabu's protection... Yeah, protection from who? It's been doing fine until now...
16:06 classic name to poo
it's for their own benefit. They just want to be named as the one who discovered. Just let the forest be
Whypeepo never fail to make Africans look 😂 the beetle guy situation was one of those times i think went over yall heads
Long live Israel
I hate this. Why must it always be foreigners claiming to have accessed these places first and want to preserve them? The local community has done a better job all along.
Judging by what's left of the environment around Mabu, its time for critical conservation and professionals to come in and help secure it for good.
So true. Local people have lived with these species for eons. Foreigners killed their own animals in their own countries so what are they telling us exactly?
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@@MsTatu3 exactly. They always have sinister motive . Indigenous groups always knew how to exist with nature. These so called scientists are just out here marking territories for themselves and exposing our hidden treasures for exploitation.They don't even involve communities. They just land with their so called knowledge and expensive gadgets in the name of discovery and conservation,but no,with time they will try to make the communities around the area to move,while most of these groups have always been part of the ecosystem and nurtured it. Displacing people from their ancestral attachments they call home.There is nowhere a white man touches that is left uncorrupted.
@lolachila Exactly what I was thinking. The same people that are devouring Africa’s natural resources are talking about conservation.
did he actually use his own shit
Please do not ruin - another very precious place - for lithium industry, please?!
Lol❤🍎🍎🍎
Is it the forest or the minerals u after coz we all know that there are animals in the forest
This is Tanetjuru. The sister who found the fish should have named it after herself! Seeing as the Europeans are too eager to find and name everything after themselves and their loved ones.
Please leave untouched, why messing with pure nature
spoiler alert.... they got colinizved
Leave them african these white colors
Well this is the end of that forest, its now gonna be destroyed by them
Only a matter of time
"Them" being whom?
@@roymanyara1430 "They" being whom?
@@one-seventh Which groups of people are known around the world for forcefully taking people's land and destroying it in the pursuit of profit at the expense of the locals? That's where your answer lies.
I find issue with why does it need to be protected and from whom.
Did you watch the whole video?
Logging and Mining or persons looking to exploit it's resources for their gain
Really???
@@MyLoganTreks but it existed millions of years ago till now
@5:00 and @18:00 These conservationist guys are pretty cute🤭