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  1. the baby seal squishing itself against the cameraman’s face was the cutest thing possibly ever
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  2. I respect the effort of crews ,what they have done to show this beautiful natural event and little body's live in through, well done, bravo alike, gobez in Amharic
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  3. Thank you National Geographic That made me even more thankful for what i have
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  4. What Ms Potter did for medical education is very remarkable. I respect her for that. Most people wouldn't feel comfortable with their whole body being dissected and used for study after death. And here she volunteered for it. That's something to acknowledge. I'm feeling very emotional rightnow watching this video. Thank you for posting this video and inspiring many to be selfless.
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  5. I had no idea there were still teams of scientists working for free to conserve this planet! More power to them! Need more content and people like this!
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  6. About three month ago, I got into a motorcycle accident that left my face unrecognizable(mouth torn completely apart, eye swollen to the fullest extent that left 7 scratches behind my eye, three broken bones on the left side of my face, severe scratches all over my face and all over my body). My face was no where near as dreadful as Katie, but the surgeries, the pain, the healing process, the being up late nights crying thinking about how people and your family going to look at you differently for the rest of your life. I connect with Katie with those points. But what I realized and accepted that I have a testimony / story to tell. Now Katie have one as well. Like my family, doctor, nurses, pastor, friends tell me "Andrew it could have been a lot worse then it was". And Katie it could have been a lot worse, but you survived. I look at life way different than I use to now. I look at the smallest Good Deeds in life and appreciate it more than I use to. I thank God every single day for my life. And Katie you stay strong. I'm 20 by the way (so I understand Katie as a post teenager/ young adults) Quote: From every wound there is a scar, and every scar tells a story. A story that say, I SURVIVED
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  7. Thank you for these beautiful videos.....
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  8. Was NOT expecting to see this when looking for more videos of Cynthia omfg this woman is truly incredible and fearless 😭
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  9. This is history! How I wish we could teach things like this in our history classes. I was bored in my history classes; this is what I like to learn. Thank you for a beautiful documentary. Imagine that one day we will be an ancient civilization.
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  10. I love this story, the fact that NatGeo was willing to do this for two years is dedication not only to their content, but also to show how she recovered from her almost fatal mistake:)
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  11. I’m from Mexico and I had no idea how complicated making a mole is. I loved how Gordon is so humble and very respectful.
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  12. Thanks NatGeo and Gordon for showing a little bit of Oaxaca's rich culture and cousine. ¡Viva México!
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  13. This was one of the best 9/11 documentaries ive seen. Definitely hard to watch without tissues on hand. One of the saddest days in our lives. We can all remember what we were doing or where we were on that day. May all of the innocent victims forever be remembered. I ordered stuff from the 9/11 memorial and museum. And donated to keep the museum going and the memories of all those involved in this tragedy.
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  14. Now Susan Potter is on my list of heros. She faced her death with smiles and a continued sense of purpose. This story is strangely life affirming for me today. Thank you, National Geographic, for uploading this 😍
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  15. This lady's service to medical field is beyond any words...she is the hero.
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  16. I absolutely loved filming this episode with you guys ❤️ What an honour to explore a slice of Iceland with NatGeo and all our local hosts! Round 2 soon? 😉
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  17. Humans are amazing. Shout out to those surgeons
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  18. So crazy that 8 women actually showed up for a marathon-length run through the mountains after a casual invite the day before. You guys are seriously so skilled! Huge thanks to the Tarahumara people for their warm welcome, to Eva for pouring your heart into this, and to the entire Nat Geo team for supporting such an incredible project!
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  19. My grandfather comes from this tribe. So happy to see this being covered. :)
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  20. I'm from Oaxaca and grew up watching Gordon on TV. Never imagined he would be visiting and it is so nice.
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  21. Hello all! I am the filmmaker of this short and wanted to answer a question that has come up a couple times and will inevitably come up a couple more times :) Question: How did his house survive? Answer: The answer is that we do not know. Mr. Buhrz had a number of theories, which I will outline below. But ultimately, because we cannot be sure, and because the reasons outlined were also characteristics of other homes in the neighborhood that burned, I made the editorial decision to leave it a mystery... that felt like the most accurate telling of the story. Mr. Buhrz's theories for why the house survived: 1.) The house is oriented east to west and the fire came from north to south (I believe those are the correct directions, but I would have to go back to the interview audio to be 100% sure). As a result, Mr. Buhrz said the fire didn’t catch on the front and back wooden doors, but rather, hit a stucco side wall which had just one aluminum window pane. 2.) His wife, who declined to take part in the story, waters the lawn at night to conserve water. Mr. Buhrz said that the sprinkler system was on shortly before the fires started. 3.) They have a highly fire rated roof. 4.) My. Buhrz mentioned that another reason could be that he has leaf guards on the gutters so there were no leaves on the house for the fire to catch. Hope that gives people some insight into the situation. Mr. Buhrz would be the first to say he can't be sure how or why it was saved. He told me in the interview, "I have been lucky all my life." It will forever remain a mystery. Thank you to everyone for watching my film. It means a lot to me.
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  22. Here i am complaining about my life, things could always be worse and we all deserve a second chance. Get well soon and God Bless, Natl. Geo you're the GREATEST !! 😎
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  23. Who loves history as much as me. Its amazing to find all these great things from the past
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  24. This 101 series is the best. Keep up guys
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  25. Glad Lucas is getting more and more recognition. No one more passionate and enthusiastic about food, that can explain cooking logistics better than him.
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  26. It's just amazing that a documentary of this quality is uploaded on Youtube for free. My children loves learning about the ocean and the environment, and this channel really gives them something to focus on, rather than their smartphones.
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  27. Personally I've always known I was going to donate my organs. But I think I will also donate my body because I have AS, an incurable (but manageable disease. I want to help others not have to experience the pain I have had to endure already and I'm only 17. If I can be a person to assist with making a cure I volunteer completely
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  28. After read her story, i will never complain about my health and relationship condition anymore. Forgive me Lord for so much complaining even asking for died. Stay gratefull everyone, life is a gift.
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  29. So beautiful & so precious watching this. This is why our oceans need to be kept clean not destroyed & why animals deserve to be respected, admired & protected.
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  30. Cynthia's courage is tackling such extreme environments, despite never having camped before is incredible! Her determination to step out of her comfort zone is admirable and motivating.
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  31. These 101 videos are amazing! probably best contents on youtube!
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  32. Those guys who went up to rescue people as the lady said, were real angels. They were brave and compassionate. It was not just about doing their job, it was about saving as many people as possible.
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  33. I’m Mexican, living abroad. This video made me cry, I just love my country, my food, my people ..I hope I go back soon
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  34. I salute the cast and crew who made this film possible. Especially the cameraman who did the perfect shots and video for National Geographic. Another learning video for the next generation to be shown.
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  35. Congratulations on the finding. All those observation and patience really paid off. What a sweet way to name it too.
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  36. I am a black diver and my family is from Jamaica and Panama. This is dope! Need to go on a dive with this group.
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  37. Still one the most fascinating unsolved mysteries to date.
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  38. I think I probably watched all the North Korean documentaries on YouTube.
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  39. Mariana…One of the Most Fearless, REAL Journalists out there..Thank You For actually bringing us the Truth
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  40. Even after a century the story of Titanic never fails to fascinate us. I've always loved the documentaries on RMS Titanic. A ship like no other !!! Thank you Nat Geo for uploading this.
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  41. When David Blaine shows his face looking amazed, it’s worth a watch.
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  42. OMG it's a Mark Weins + National Geographic combo!!!! <3
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  43. Dear National Geographic…. Eva is absolutely amazing ! She makes the show! So smart so detailed, she makes you feel like you are there with them! Eva amazing job! Hope to see more of you on natgeo!
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  44. Thank you to all those Heroes. We need You.
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  45. Great episode guys! These shots are incredible. Stoked to watch the rest of the series.
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  46. Captain Ron NEEDS his own show, ASAP
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  47. Keep this narrator oh my god do more
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  48. I love Egyptian history so much. It gives me great pride to live on the same continent as these exceptional people whose ancestors built the greatest empire in Africa. Thank you National Geographic for this documentary
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  49. 101 series is your best one
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  50. I've never clicked on a video so fast in my life. I've watched nearly all of the NK documentaries on YouTube.
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