Hearted Youtube comments on National Geographic (@NatGeo) channel.

  1. Gordon Ramsay and National Geographic. The crossover we never knew we needed.
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  2. The footage and the way the story of how the events took place in this documentary are incredible. This is the best 9/11 documentary I have ever seen. I am watching this on 9/11, 2022 but remember it all like it was yesterday. Thank you so much for this chronicle.
    695
  3. I've just watched this documentary and burst into tears. Those divers are the real-life Avengers.
    684
  4. Thank you Nat Geo for being you. You may not see this but your open, raw, real, and most of the time emotional documentaries have gotten me through a lot. Please stay the same. Please. There is a community that loves you for what you are. In apart of that community.
    675
  5. Chris is hilarious and is just a wonderful actor and person for sure And I wish him luck with this show cause it looks utterly amazing
    674
  6. Eva Zubeck is a perfect choice for SuperSkilled! Her authenticity and passion for adventure perfectly match the spirit of National Geographic. Great video, can't wait for the next one! 🙌🏻  @NatGeo 
    663
  7. I could watch Nature documentaries all day.
    650
  8. This video brought tears to my eyes. Congratulations and a heart felt thank you to the amazing camera crew for this very special gift.
    629
  9. These 360° Videos are amazing!! Love it ;)
    625
  10. Great narrator.. National geo should stick to him
    615
  11. Beautiful place. The local runners did not even look like they sweated and sill looked lovely in their colorful dresses. Great story. Can't wait for the next one.
    608
  12. Ms Sussan Potter is really a Hero, she understand death and she faced it with adding more purpose to it. I did't use "was" is because it feels like she is still alive, just in a very different form, she is continuously helping the world and saving people in the process. Thank you Ms Sussan Potter, thank you National Geographic for bring this story to us.
    599
  13. This may just be my favourite episode of Superskilled… I love them all but there is something so special about this story, and about the Matis community who welcomed us so warmly 🥹 Would you be open to trying out their traditional rituals? Hope you enjoy this episode ✨
    597
  14. One of the best WW II naval documentaries I've see in recent time. Thank you NatGeo for enabling us to watch this free.
    579
  15. This is an excellent documentary. Focuses on what actually happened and not sanitized. Tells the real story, thank you.
    572
  16. National Geographic should send Eva on more adventures like this, she is a natural talent, loved this Eva.
    566
  17. You guys get weird on YouTube, and I love it.
    566
  18. Definitely a show I'll be watching next year.
    551
  19. I answered "Space" in National Geographic's survey on which environment would I like to explore more about a month ago. I'm glad that they listened to the community and upload premium Astronomy 101 content! Keep it up, NatGeo! 👏👏👏❤
    548
  20. This is a timely content produced by NatGeo, well done!
    547
  21. Amazing. Absolutely incredible. The story in full is worth the read.
    543
  22. This is so real and raw. He eats what we, Thais, eat on a daily basis. Thank you Mark Wiens for being such a great Thai food ambassador!!!
    535
  23. Mutana, everyone! I gotta say, I love all the Superskilled episodes but this might just be the funnest one ❤ The Hadza are such special people with an incredible culture, a unique outlook on life and TRUE superskills. I'm still in awe. Would YOU try this challenge?
    525
  24. Oh Katie! Praying for a successful recovery. We are all standing in victory with you!!!
    523
  25. What a FANTASTIC video! props to the crew and Bertie for bringing us such amazing footage here!
    511
  26. When she speaks with such enthusiasm and clarity, it becomes clear to me that no one was more perfect than her for this journey
    510
  27. You guys can watch the full 22 minute movie titled ‘Katie’s New Face’ on the National Geographic website. Such a heartbreaking story but I’m glad she’s doing a lot better now.
    483
  28. Thank you so much for having me! I think I need more DOMA!
    477
  29. This was the purest, most beautiful documentary of any animal I’ve ever seen. I literally cried at their kinship especially when the mom lost the poor baby that was so sad to see. They are really special creatures next to panda this has to be my new favorite creature. 🐒🐾🐾
    474
  30. I have finally seen them in the wild last winter and I cant believe how beautiful these golden monkeys are, their colors are even more unbelievably gorgeous up close, jsut cant believe how gorgeous and friendly these monkeys are.
    466
  31. Wonderful documentary! Thank you, Albert Lin and Nat Geo, for taking us with you! More please! This is the kind of educational videos the world needs.
    461
  32. Shout out to all the people who risk their life and safety for others. Thank you so much. I, myself don’t have the guts to put myself in that position. Some people are so selfless and it shows. Bless us all.
    444
  33. Very rare story. But I am so very thankful to NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC for bringing one of the best documentary of medical surgery in your list... That was so amazing! I am very thankful that the donor and the donor's family is very kind to katie's family... They are so great! And to Katie's family, I SALUTE YOU for being strong and brave to all the trials and challenges that comes in your life. YOU INSPIRED ME! YOU MADE ME CRY......................... A LOT!!! 😭😭😭😭 THANK YOU NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC for showing us this documentary. God bless you all! 😘😘😘😘😘
    441
  34. I'm super happy for her, thanks national geographic for making this video
    439
  35. WOW I'm in awe! Elephants are utterly genius intelligent. I was totally amazed how clever they are. Appreciate that the truck driver stops for them. Respect for Respect!
    435
  36. I’m so proud to be Mexican and Oaxacan. Mole is precious to us. Something that ties us to our indigenous roots. Something that shows our family our love.
    434
  37. Drain the oceans will forever be one of my favorite nat geo shows
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  38. The doctors did a good job. Not just in the face transplant, but in patient care and supporting/preparing the family for life after the transplant. You can see it in how they have very realistic goals about what they can achieve, and in understanding that the road to recovery is long and difficult. This is truly inspiring, hats off to the family, the donor’s family and the medical team involved. 😊
    423
  39. I’ll take as much Lucas as I can get. He is the best thing in YouTube food content. His ability to simultaneously convey curiosity and knowledge is so captivating.
    422
  40. Lucas is just an absolute legend. And what an experience. Just fantastic from start to finish.
    417
  41. Love all the Drain the Oceans episode. In some sense they are interesting than learning about other planets. Our oceans hold so much history and information.
    415
  42. Worth reading the entire story in the website. ❤️
    414
  43. Mariana is an absolute boss and fantastic journalist. These are some of my fav documentaries.
    402
  44. Haha I wish we had this narrator before. Keep it coming!!
    400
  45. This series is one of the best available. Keep it going and please do more ocean floor scans for us to enjoy! I much prefer ancient history rather than war vehicles but I'm good with either.
    398
  46. Mariana is THE BEST investigative journalist.
    395
  47. This type of stuff is so fascinating to me. I can never wrap my head around how anyone is able to come up with so much information. The knowledge is insane. I love watching documentaries and gathering information on history and everything relatable, it will never get boring to me.
    394
  48. Yknow, I thought this would turn out to be some generic documentary about physical activity (which still might be), but I'm really digging the concept of exploring the limitations of the aging body and how Hemsworth is really leaning into this with his time despite him being able to do a thousand different things. Might give it a watch
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  49. I literally laughed out loud when she asked "how many kids do you have?" 😂😂😂
    387
  50. Absolutely captivating and beautiful, you guys are dedicated. Thank you.
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