Flooded Forest - Brazil: A Natural History 5/5 - Go Wild

The largest rainforest in the world still holds many secrets. The harpy eagle is the world’s biggest bird of prey, capable of hunting and killing monkeys. But the most important creatures in the forest are leaf-cutter ants – they can harvest the green wealth of the forest, as they have found a way of removing the protective poisons from the leaves. The forests, for miles around the rivers, become flooded every year. Piraracu, a strange primordial monster fish, hunts amongst the trees. The water is so dangerous that one fish uniquely lays its eggs on the leaves above the flooded forest. As the water retreats smaller fish play out life and death scenes in the shrinking lakes and lagoons. They have even found ways of escaping tiny puddles and returning to the river. The Amazon still has the power to surprise.

The latest in technology including super slow-motion, night-vision cameras, boroscopes and extreme macro photography bring Brazil’s mysterious monkeys, secretive sea life, charismatic carnivores, and much more to life. Gyro-stabilised aerials and tracking shots reveal a Brazil that has never been seen before. The style is extremely cinematographic, using the latest motion picture technologies to make this series an emotionally moving experience.

[AmnestyIndiaorg]

Excellent Research ...Greatest Camera...Unbelivable And Memorable...Amnesty India Appreciates.

[paulomascaretti]

stunning! As a brazilian I'm proud. This documentary touched my heart

[LewSmith-os]

This was a really enjoyable series on Brazil Brilliant photography and excellent commentary. Well done

[robbier]

excelent cinematic photography, kudos im subscribing!!

[seanconnery]

2.9.2023.First class, very good and best.Thank you.

[mohammedtalib]

Rain forest of amazon is so mystical. CREATURES OF FOREST have dividing line between rain and dry season.Creatures learn to live both way to survive.Though more than half year forest get down pouring rainfall that dip most forest to 2 meter, that play important role for providing inhabitant to fishes and others .receding water help of transform them to unlikly way to survive.For the first time i knew the astounding way and skill for survival.thank for uploading .
Misfortune of one can be opprtunity for other.All good things must die .
All praise for narrator so clear and nice accent.

[rabivictor]

The one who narrates this documentary brings me back searching for more 😊

[hananibrahim]

Love it so much you did wonderful filming it😊

[touchofgrey]

THANK YOU for pronouncing kilometer properly!

[bernardoramos]

Boss your voice is amazing..i feel like im in the forest. Thanks for the video

[jumanaabdul]

We have to thank God for everything he gives us 🙏

[janenjaga]

Seeing this on natural world channel with David Attenborough every time am hooked to see nature

[coyne]

Go Wild is my favorite channel. Thanks for this one. Well done! I have shared this with others.

[derekbaker]

I absolutely love and enjoy watching animal documentaries like this, and it relaxes my soul while I learn about God's creation.

[sanjodaily]

That harpy surprisingly have similarity with the Philippine Eagle…😳😳😳 from hunting to nest building.. wow!

[devonhoneycutt]

A extronary video watched wildlife videos since 1981 😍🤩💯👍

[dominiclivingstone]

This is so beautiful ❤️ 💖 ❤ ❤ good work you did here

[seanacameron]

The Amazon Rain Forest. A World of Wonder. From the lazy sloth to the deadly, but glorious Harpy Eagle. And this area containing poison leaves !! Such an amazing water-world containing so many creatures. Then the drought. Feast or famine, yet again. However, the love of each group shines so brightly, and others show such cleverness. They say: We shall survive. Bravo !

[delroygreen]

The harpy 's Eagle is the king 🤴 of all EAGLE 'S ON earth 🌎

[jaszminejohnston]

Lol the martin turtle look like they have a huge smile on there face as they eat...I mean feel that.. 😂