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

  1. 11:51 "I picked up kitchen level Japanese... Which is 50% grunting" 😂
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  2. this is such a beautifully told story, and seeing how her family looks on her with such pride the whole way through brings tears to my eyes. i don’t know katie, but i am so proud of her and of the family for their resilience and strength. katie’s genuine appreciation for life and for what she has is amazing.
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  3. The fact that we get free documentaries on YouTube by National Geographic is truly a gift 👍👍👍
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  4. I think about the Roman Empire for at least five times a week, thank you Nat Geo
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  5. Even as an Indonesian I didn't think I would ever sit and watch a 30 minute video about jamu. But these guys are hilarious with the back and fourth shenanigans between chris, azza and zoc. Brilliant
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  6. I really love national geographic 101 videos. So informative with beautiful visuals.
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  7. Must..... show..... LOVE for narrators......VOICE!
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  8. Incredible footage, thank you, thank you, for sharing with us. 🙏😚💕
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  9. NatGeo has been a part of my entire life: the books,the photos,the films have enlightened,educated,intrigued and amazed me for 70 years! I cannot thank all those who who helped make me who I am today enough. Carry On!!!
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  10. This show brings goosebumps to those who love Science, Neil de Grasse Tyson and Cosmos team have done a great job.
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  11. This is history in the making. Amazing how far we’ve come in this world. National Geographic this is such a treat. Great work, as always.
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  12. What a beautiful story, the world needs more of this!
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  13. Another day in the office! Thanks for watching. I directed the Mountains film and shot several of the sequences in it. If you have any questions I'll do my best to answer them!
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  14. Thanks to those guys who worked on that project to show us some history. It's amazing to see lost treasures are founded.
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  15. I don't think interest will ever be lost on the Titanic - more than a Century later, it still fascinates.
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  16. I will forever be inspired by Katie and her story. Her bravery and optimism is something we could all learn from. Even in a time where most people would be scared, worried, anxious, she remained at peace and was grateful every step of the way. Thank you, Katie, for inspiring me. I am sending all my love your way, and here's to your next chapter of life.
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  17. I love learning new things when I had no clue what today might bring! Thank you, @National Geographic, and to all the people who bring us these interesting videos about life and death. 😃
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  18. It looks like some kind of pre-historic bird; something between a bird and a dinosaur
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  19. Hats off to the crew who made this documentary. This is nothing short of spectacular. A great rendition and very well documented.
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  20. Fascinating documentary!! Thank you for sharing, I thoroughly enjoy learning about what the archeologists are uncovering at so many ancient sites around the world, but especially what's under the water. I appreciate the new and updated technologies being used, and that you explain in detail how it all works!! These are very Exciting times to be alive. Much love from Ontario Canada. ❤️🇨🇦🍁🌹
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  21. I dont know which is more amazing...his rock balancing skills or the natural beauty surrounding him
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  22. "Knowing the answer means nothing. Testing the knowledge means everything". 📡📡📡🔭🔭🔭🔬🔬🔬📚📚📚
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  23. An absolutely heartwarming and amazing video! Thank you for uploading this!
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  24. Ahhhhhhh... This is so interesting 👍
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  25. love seeing a mariana investigation she's the best
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  26. So cool to see Nat Geo collab with Mark!! He’s a great guy and you can see how passionate he is about food, especially Thai food!
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  27. The story of D. B. Copper is just so interesting and I love it
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  28. The moment I saw Lucas' name in the title, i had to watch from start to finish. his personality, passion and insights shine again.
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  29. Thats how you make a video NG!
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  30. Wow, just read the whole article on the website. Well documented and insightful.
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  31. That looks like a lot to be discovered! Even with nature taking over, the greens somewhat falls into the right places making the site looks amazing. Hope to see more of this.
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  32. hats off to the amazing parents.. 👏👏❤❤❤❤
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  33. Had no idea Bear Grylls was back at National Geographic! All is good with the world! 😊
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  34. National Geographic, thank you for this amazing documentary. Best wishes to Katie. Please update us on her recovery process down the line.
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  35. Get well soon Katie from Ireland 🇮🇪❤️
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  36. The editor is a legend
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  37. Inspiring. While others are focused on exploring space and beyond, there's still hidden mysteries right here on earth.
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  38. This was truly enlightening and such a well presented documentary about the good & evil in all of us. Thank you Morgan Freeman and thank National Geographic for putting this altogether!....
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  39. I am so happy for Katie and her family and proud of the doctors for their unbelievable skill, dedication and care in the delivery of this surgery! Adrea's donation will never be forgotten, and I look forward to seeing how Katie improves over the coming years. Thank you National Geographic for bringing to light this amazing story
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  40. Welcome to the wilderness Gordon. Great to see this great guy trying out so many things these days.
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  41. It's so interestingto listen to the stories told by Neil deGrasse Tyson
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  42. Omg the production team lunching on a fancy table with cold beer while eva is rocking away, was too funny to watch 😂😂😂 loving this series
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  43. I feel so fortunate to have watched Mark for a decade it seems like. So happy he's getting this recognition!! He deserves it!
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  44. The best 4 hours, 41 minutes and 40 seconds of educational material to waste an afternoon on.
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  45. I've read the article couples day ago on Twitter and crying. She's so young and beautiful. I'm happy for her, for her second chance. Have a great new chapter of life girl. 💙
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  46. My ears have never heard a better narration and i have not come across such a fine work of editing. Give this editor an oscar. My editor will edit this comment later.
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  47. Lucas was so great in this. I wanted him to have this experience, and I loved how he appreciated it and was able to convey so much to us. Surprise him again somewhere in the world - it's super fun.
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  48. What a brave girl! So very sweet to have been through so much! I pray her life gets better every day and she heals well! What a beautiful spirit she has!
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  49. This is one fantastic journalist and a brave woman with GUTS in search for the truth.
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  50. Just read the full article on the website, I'm in tears. Her parents and family, omg. The best.
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