Youtube comments of Dylan Geltzeiler (@dylangeltzeiler946).

  1. I heard about those Fishes. Not only are they from Africa, “Such as what we see here.” But also in South America & Australia. They’re one of the few Fish that haven’t changed in Millions of Years. At least there weren’t any Shoebills around to eat one of these Lungfish. I’ll have to wait & find out & see what the rest of this program has for us on the 1st week of November.
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  2. 4:19 That part sometimes creeps me out, Especially the sound he’s making.
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  3. 0:04 That’s from “A year without a Santa Claus”.
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  4. I noticed that there’s a Horseshoe Crab along with them.
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  5. Another Animal Hybrid on the planet. It maybe safe from the Wild Hunting Dogs. “For now” But I don’t think it’s immune to Crocodiles compared to it’s half brother the waterbuck. After all Hippos aren’t the only thing in the water. The Crocodiles could be anywhere in these flood waters.
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  6. I’ve seen this on Nat Geo Wild several years ago. I wish this was released on DVD in America along with some of the other National Geographic Documentaries on Modern & Prehistoric Animals I have in mind.
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  7. 1:46 It’s like Pikachu has been revealed in a good clean feeling.
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  8. I’ve heard that Males have been known to reach a length of 60 FT or more. I’ve heard that there was 1 that was an 85 Footer that was known in the year 1820 that took out the Essex Whaling Ship which was the true story behind the inspiration of Moby Dick. This Sperm Whale must be nearly Full Grown. Hopefully the biologist gets this Ocean Giant back to the deeper water before it ends up in the same beached fate like most of the others in the past.
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  9. Not all of us forgotten about that Large Megalosaur. I have some Dinosaur Books showing it. I even recall it appeared on a few known media features. 2 Documentaries & an Anime show.
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  10. 3:09 Hey, that’s the Archaeopteryx that 1st came to life at the beginning. Then it returned right after Dippy came to life just before daylight AKA just before dawn.
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  11. 2:24 Hey, I know what that Sea Bird is. It’s a Giant Petrel. They’re closely related to Albatrosses.
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  12. Finally, Natural History Museum Alive is coming out to America after 11 years. This time in a Feature Special from PBS NATURE. I hope this will be available on DVD in America soon.
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  13. 23:18-23:32 & 24:11-25:41 I recognize that footage anywhere. It’s from that National Geographic Documentary from the mid 1990S “Thunder Dragons”. I don’t think Thunder Dragons is out on DVD in America these past many years. That goes double for a dozen in a half of the other National Geographic Documentaries on Modern & Prehistoric Animals I have in mind that also have yet to be released on DVD in America after all these years as well.
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  14. I once read an article about the American Crocodiles of Florida making a Comeback in April 2012. Back then it said in the Article there were 1500 of them, now I see they’ve double to 2000. Who knows? They might increase to 4000 & perhaps spread out on new territory in Florida. Especially swim up creaks & canals to Central Florida. Again, who knows? Time will tell since the Crocodiles of Florida are making comeback.
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  15. I hope Wild New Zealand comes out to DVD soon because there's Tuataras, Kiwis & of course MOAS. Both Skeletal remains & Life sized replicas. "No doubt any CG."
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  16. Lyuis4115 yeah, just like the Kratt Brothers from the Wild Kratts episode said, this Pangolin is walking like a T.Rex.
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  17. Well the Southern White Rhinos are doing fine. But the Northern White Rhinos are down to just a few.
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  18. Like I said, I hope there are some Crocodiles too. After all, this looks like the part of Florida where Alligators & Crocodiles live side by side. Even if they show off. Especially, rarely fight.
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  19. No Lion Kings or not, But I liked one of those treasured Disney Classics. “Animated or Live Action.” But the Lions in real life are interesting to give inspiration to their lives & behavior.
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  20. If it isn’t our old friend David Attenborough in another Nature Program in the 21st Century. 1:54 Like his older late Brother Richard Attenborough once said in Jurassic Park, “We have a T.Rex”. Which reminds me, D.A’S recent hit documentaries Prehistoric Planet 1 & Prehistoric Planet 2 have yet to be released on DVD in America. Just like this new Nature Program might & will soon be available on DVD in America.
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  21. Rom has been getting supportive attention of India's Endangered Reptiles on some Documentaries. Like for example a few Nature Programs on Crocodiles.
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  22. I’ve heard of these Chameleons, they have the shortest life span of any land vertebrate for a year. Plus, I’m kind of shocked.
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  23. 9:45 I think I hear the same sound effect that was used in the 1957 motion picture “The Land Unknown”.
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  24. I think that Crocodile lost a left arm. Probably fought with another Crocodile.
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  25. 1:26 It’s just like something from “The Pebble & The Penguin” & “Happy Feet”.
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  26. Well this is the last part of this 3 part Nature Program. I hope to see crocodiles again. Especially i hope to see a Pangolin. Not to mention hoping to see a Rhino. The last part had a brief appearance of a Southern White Rhino, Which is a rare occasion.
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  27. 0:53 Classic Cartoon Sound Effects. Even if it was put into some Live Action.
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  28. 1:44 Ladies & Gentlemen this is Spy Albatross seeing the king Penguins got passed the grumpy Elephant Seals. But good luck with finding who’s chick is who’s.
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  29. 0:29 Looks like I was right about this being a Leopard Seal when I 1st saw the preview. It isn’t everyday that Orcas AKA Killer Whales go after one of those seals. I think this is what I call “Only 1 thing intimidates a Predator, a BIGGER One.”
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  30. 40:42 That’s my favorite Crocodilian sound that Crocodile made.
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  31.  @virginiamoss7045  Oh well, they’ve tried. But they’ll have to bring its carcass back to the very deep end of the ocean for the Sharks to eat. I just don’t want to see history repeating itself on shore. The explosion of the dead whale on a different beach caused damages after it was blown up. I think it’s better for this poor Ocean Giant today be taken care of by scavengers in the sea.
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  32. JonGon Productions We all misunderstood words during those youthful days.
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  33. vinod kumar Oh yes, I’ve heard about the 3 successful Births of the residential modern Woolly Rhinos of the Cincinnati Zoo in 2 PBS NATURE Programs “Rhinoceros” & “The Loneliest Animals”. I also have those in my DVD Collection.
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  34. I wonder if they’re in Gabon? Well, there’s a beach not far from the habitat of the African Forest Elephants.
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  35. It’s kind of a little early or late for this, but here comes Alfred’s advice on Halloween Candy. 0:51 “Now don’t eat too much tonight, or you’ll be sick in your beds.”
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  36. Indris are one of my favorite Large Lemurs. 0:21 I even liked the sounds they made. 2:25 Such as The deal from this old clip that responded to the Recording of one of its own kind.
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  37. 0:29-0:36 There’s some more of those real snakes. I hope the one with the coloring pattern is a king snake or a milk snake. If it was a coral snake, Uma Thurman would’ve been dead for real by that venomous serpent.
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  38. 14:14 That’s my favorite Elephant trumpet sound that I’ve heard on the preview of Disney’s The Lion King back when I was watching the VHS of the 1981 Disney feature The Fox & The Hound.
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  39. 2:57 I’m familiar with American Mastodons. But Stegomastodons are new to me.
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  40. 3:11 Tonight’s Forecast, A freeze is coming.
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  41. So it’s true, the przewalski horses are featured in this Nature Program. A close resemblance to Equus. Especially, A link between the Horse & the Zebra. I’m adding this to my DVD collection. If only that 2 part program of the Kalahari was out on DVD again.
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  42. Oh yeah, I’ve heard of that last Pinta Island Tortoise. He even Stared on a couple other Nature Programs like “Reptiles: Tortoises & Turtles” in 2003 & “Loneliest Animals” in 2009. I doubt that he was featured one one of those other Nature Programs in the 1980S like that 3 part Galapagos one for example? Anyway, I even heard that he died in 2012 & is now stuffed & displayed at the Museum of Natural History in New York.
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  43. 2:05 This is the Go Motion “Stop Motion” Sequence like from the original film.
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  44. Rocko’s Back.
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  45. So that’s what this Beasts Legends episode is like with the Dragon. I’ll think about getting the DVD Release of this.
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  46. BALENSIYA GAMING The huge Reptile “The Nile Crocodile” is just passing by or something.
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  47. I should’ve said this a long time ago, but I will now. Leatherback Turtles are my favorite Sea Turtles. They kind of remind me of their Extinct relative from the Cretaceous Period called an Archelon. Including the Protostega. As far as I’m concerned, the Leatherbacks are the only Giant Sea Turtles we have alive today.
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  48. Noname The 2nd African Elephant?
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  49. Like I said. Of course, Backfire.
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  50. The Shark?
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  51. — ⴵ Well, they do resemble the original Equus.
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  52. That reminds me, I think some of us happen to be waiting for Prehistoric Planet 1 & 2 to be released on DVD In America for the last couple years. That goes double for the 2nd Volume of Deadly Dinosaurs with Steve Backshall. There’s been nothing but Volume 1 featuring 5 episodes for the last 6 years. If I remember correctly Deadly Dinosaurs with Steve Backshall featured 10 episodes. Therefore, there’s been nothing but Volume 1. Deadly Dinosaurs with Steve Backshall should’ve been released as a 2 Disc DVD Set in America like the UK release.
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  53.  @thebighurt2495  Have you heard of American Crocodiles? They’re known to be in Florida.
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  54. The Sasquatch & The Yeti AKAS Bigfoot & The Abominable Snowman are Gigantopithecus.
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  55. Barely.
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  56. I heard Meerkats are indeed a type of Mongoose. For these Banded Mongoose, it’s a substitute occasional reference to Timon & Pumba from Disney’s The Lion King. Both the 1994 slash 2002 Special Edition Animated & 2019 Live Action Films.
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  57. Elisa Huberman I went to the Bronx Zoo recently on October 2019. But I never got a chance to try the Monorail Safari. I only half of the Animals I could witness at one of the Biggest City Zoos of America. Especially even in the world. I might return to the Bronx Zoo in maybe a couple years & see some of the other Animals I overlooked. Especially this Relative of Equus. Not to mention the link between the Zebra & the domesticated Horse.
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  58. 50 FT? I thought it was 70 FT long? I heard it on a different video a few hours ago.
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  59. I remember seeing this on the VHS right before the movie started. Especially after the preview of BATMAN: Mask of the Phantasm.
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  60. Those Iguanas on this program. If I didn’t know any better but I think they might be 2 different species. The one that was given a medical checkup was a Black Spiny Tailed Iguana. The other one that is slightly larger must be a Grand Cayman Blue Iguana. At least I think that’s what that Larger Iguana is. Like I know different Iguanas when I see them. As much as other different Reptiles.
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  61. It’s fascinating to see African Elephants getting closer to nicer good humans than ever before. Only a few babies perhaps, but they’re still African Elephants nonetheless.
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  62. I repeat, While the humans deal with the Backfire, Some Creatures take refuge from the flames. Some slip into the water, While others retreat into Burrows. As long as it’s deep enough & away from the fire.
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  63. I didn’t know that Polar Bears hunted Beluga Whales.
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  64. 5:02 I have this exact Dinosaur Book in my possession.
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  65. This is just like that other Nature Program years ago in the early years of the 21st Century. What was the name of that program again? Oh yeah, “Cuba: Wild Island of the Caribbean”.
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  66. Bonus Comment: Grand Canyon Blue Iguana sighting 2:41, 2:49-2:53, 4:27, 4:36, 5:02-5:04, 5:09-5:10, 16:17, 16:31 “on the stump.”, 29:52 & 30:17 Me: So, There’s a Grand Canyon Blue Iguana featured on Secrets of the Zoo. Hmm… I wonder if that Dinosaur like Big Fella appeared on the other episodes of the 4 seasons on DVD? I better check them out soon. Oh & I just realized that this is episode is from the 5th Season. Somehow, Someday the 5th Season better be coming to DVD just like the other 4 Seasons. I like Grand Canyon Blue Iguanas. Just as I like their close relatives the Exuma Iguanas AKA the Northern Bahama Iguanas & the Cuban Rock Iguanas. Those Caribbean Iguanas looked very Prehistoric looking.
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  67. I thought that snake was a Reticulated Python. I recognize the coloring patterns anywhere. Plus, it’s one of my favorite constricted species of Snakes. Including the Boa.
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  68. Raza Yousaf 1:55 perfect quote.
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  69. Jonathan Myers That’s what happens during the winter times.
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  70. 0:16, 0:19, 0:22 & 0:24 I wonder where those parts of that clip came from? They look quite familiar.
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  71. 30:36 Uhh Excuse me chief. I got something here you might want to see. 🥶 Mr. Freeze: I hate when people talk during the movie.
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  72. Glen Be Nevertheless. That Hybrid Antelope has to watch it’s surroundings. A Crocodile could be lurking anywhere underwater. Plus, Again. Unlike the hybrid’s Purebred half brother the waterbuck, I doubt it’s Immune to any Predator.
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  73. Chester Donnelly Very Funny. Mammals mate with mammals. Reptiles mate with reptiles. Plus, Mammals give birth. Reptiles lay eggs. Some of their own species sometimes make Hybrids. I even came across a Dolphin at Discovery Cove years ago. His mother was a Bottlenosed Dolphin & his father was a Common Dolphin. “Long or short snouted.” That was a real experience I’ll never forget. I even still have a couple pictures of my old trip.
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  74. Most of those old clips in the 70S, that's when there were plenty of Northern White Rhinos left before I was born. Not to mention before there were only a few dozen left in the 90S during my birth.
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  75. Dr. Wrightwood (Don Ameche) Finally meets Harry the Sasquatch “Bigfoot”. After all those years wondering about those Giant Ape looking Creatures. 5:51 Now this is the 1st time a Sasquatch has done a pool game.
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  76.  @ThomasDuellMusic  Your Welcome. I’ve been fond of some Rankin Bass Christmas Specials like Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer & a couple sequels of Rudolph.
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  77.  @ThomasDuellMusic  But the complete Rankin Bass Christmas Collection on DVD or Blu-Ray. Watch The “Year Without A Santa Claus” & the others every December as I do. Especially on a Christmas in July Occasion.
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  78. One of my favorite species of Extinct Elephants are The Columbian Mammoth, The American Mastodon, The Stegomastodon, The Deinotherium, The Stegotetrabelodon, The Platybelodon, The Amebelodon, The Southern Mammoth & The Woolly Mammoth. As much as the related Modern day African & Asian Species of Elephants. “African Savanna, African Forest & African Desert Elephants that is.”
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  79. What Documentary did this come from?
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  80. 0:16 Fun Fact: That Scream sound effect where the Who falls was used for Marv in Home Alone 4 2 years later.
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  81. I look forward to the 2 adventures taking place in Africa & the long awaited David Attenborough adventure of the Natural History Museum coming alive. 3:37 I like that Dinosaur sound effect.
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  82. 0:49 a little bit of The Riddler & Two Face goes a long way.
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  83. The American Crocodiles aren’t the only Crocodiles in the Americas. I also see a clip & photo of one of their cousins. 0:25 These are Cuban Crocodiles. 0:45 These are Orinoco Crocodiles, they’re very much closely related to the American Crocodiles.
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  84. 0:05-0:10 If I’m hearing this sound in the background correctly, I think I’m hearing the sounds of the Jungle.
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  85. 5:00 There’s something familiar about this video clip with the hound & the Horned Toad Lizard. I’ve seen it somewhere before, but I can’t remember the name of the Documentary it was seen on.
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  86. 4:11 Hence this quote of the title?
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  87. 0:05 I spy with my little eye…. A Giant Petrel.
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  88. I think it meant “The Only Male Northern White Rhino”. Now we’re only down to 2 Females. I hope that thing is making progress. When I say thing, I mean the experiment that is planning to bring the Northern White Rhinos back. Even if it means implanting it into some surrogate mothers. In other words, most of the plentiful Southern White Rhino Females. Only time will tell so man kind will make a difference.
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  89. I was going to say the same thing about our fast running & sometimes flying bird friend. The Roadrunner & the rest of its kind are about the same size as the 34 year Dinosaur Discovery Bambiraptor. When I say “30 year Discovery” I mean Bambiraptor was unearthed & named 30 years ago in the year 2000. Hence 30 year Discovery.
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  90.  @lapis591  I thought that’s what it said on Wikipedia about Bambiraptor? I looked up the year it was found & named. Unless I must’ve overlooked something when I was in a hurry like our real Roadrunner friend here.
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  91. I like Frogs. Mostly most Tropical Frogs anyway. I even seen some Tropical looking frogs make some appearances on some of my favorite animated & Live Action shows & movies. From Muppets, to Kulipari & finally Amphibia.
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  92. It’s like something out of the movie from the 1980S. Only this Reptile didn’t come from the sewer 🕳.
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  93.  @caniform-craze2080  Just Checking. Besides, I know there are 4 types of True Crocodiles in the Americas. But only 2 species of True Crocodiles in the Americas are the Largest. Which would be American Crocodiles “Such as the babies we see here.” & closely related Orinoco Crocodiles.
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  94. It may not be Jurassic Park, But It’s like seeing something brought back from extinction. Since we can’t change the past, we hope this improved Subspecies of Zebra will have a future. But until the population has increased, they remain in the Quagga Project section. Can’t risk the few hundred going out in the Wild being hunted by Lions, Leopards AKA Panthers, Crocodiles, Wild Dogs & Hyenas. Cheetahs probably rarely hunt zebras.
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  95. 0:16 Oh my gosh! Sea Dragons. Not the Leafy & the Weedy kind of Sea Dragons, these are huge.
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  96. 0:55 Last time I heard about this Acherontisuchus, it was 40 FT from that Smithsonian Channel Documentary on Titanoboa. 1:22 This Acherontisuchus I also last heard was almost 30 FT long on that PBS Documentary. 4:38 & 5:07 I recognize that species anywhere. That’s an Orinoco Crocodile. Also, if I didn’t know better, but I think there’s footage of another Smithsonian Channel Documentary about Crocs of Gabon showing. Just Incase, 11:41 Is this clip from “The Crocs of Gabon”? Also I wish The Crocs of Gabon was released on DVD in America like some of the other Smithsonian Channel Documentaries.
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  97. Collin O'Hara 1:55 A little bit off of what Victor Freeze says.
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  98. I'm relieved that they stayed close to the largest member of the Dolphin family until the tide began to rise again & the Killer Whale aka the Orca started to swim back to the sea.
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  99. Last time Nature did a 2 part Program of the Kalahari “The Great Thirstland” & “The Flooded Desert”. But I could’ve sworn that 2 part Nature Program From 2003 was on DVD. It better be back on DVD stock again someday. But for now, this 3 part Nature Program will be available on DVD for the Holidays.
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  100. The Male Orinoco Crocodile was 16 maybe almost 18 FT long.
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  101.  @MrLafinte  (2 weeks later) Oops, sorry.
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  102. As much as I like the Sperm Whales & The Orcas AKA Killer Whales “Orcas are really the Largest members of the Dolphin Family.” Okay I like the Blue Whale too. There’s still some of those National Geographic Documentaries on Modern & Prehistoric Animals that have yet to be released on DVD in America & added to our DVD Collections. "Australia's Improbable Animals” “Foxes of the Kalahari" “The Thunder Dragons" “Dinosaurs On Earth, Then And Now” (Which is where those clips of those animated Dinosaurs seen on that Really Wild Animals episode truly came from all along AKA all that time) “The Last Feast of the Crocodiles" “The Crocodiles of the Orinoco" (Including Croc Chronicles: Orinoco Loco as a Bonus Program) “The Croc Chronicles Series” Seasons 1 through 5 Dinosaur Double Feature “Dino Death Match" & "T.Rex Ultimate Survivor" “T.Rex Autopsy" “Top 10 Largest Beasts" “Earth: The making of our Planet" AKA The History Of Earth or The Story Of Earth Finally "Kangaroo Comeback" Those are the names of the National Geographic Documentaries I can think of. I hope you know any true contact information to you guys of National Geographic so I can really get a hold of one of them & tell them about some of the other National Geographic Documentaries on Animals that have yet to be released on DVD in America after all these years. If I overlooked any other National Geographic Documentaries on Animals that interest me & have yet to be released on DVD in America too, I'll see if I can get back on those.
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  103. Here’s hoping for new Northern White Rhinos being born in some surrogate Southern White Rhino Mothers. Maybe a dozen or so surrogate surrogate Southern White Rhino Mothers, & hopefully enough to produce some new Male & Female Northern White Rhinos that’ll stay with in the safety zone until their numbers are increased & when they’re big enough to live in the area of their ancestors.
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  104. I forgot to say this & I should’ve replied this sooner, but I will now. I knew there were going to be Nile Crocodiles on this Nature Program. “As usual.” I wonder if there’ll be a PBS Nature Program on… Orinoco Crocodiles someday? Those Crocs from South America have barely been given Media attention to the viewing public over the years. Compared to their cousins the American Crocodiles.
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  105.  @IveGotToast  Looks like someone knows of mimicry in nature as I do.
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  106. Another sign of the new program. Hopefully it’ll premiere on Channels 8, 13 & 21. As long as that stupid virus doesn’t interfere. I hate viruses. Especially the deadly ones.
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  107.  @Nut44x4  Very nice names for 3 labord's chameleons.
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  108. 1:03 I knew there was something about him due to the last name. He played a role in the 1967 Film Doctor Dolittle on that “Never Seen Anything Like It In My Life” scene. He even played Santa Clause in the 1994 Remake of the Classic full length Christmas Special Film Miracle in 34th Street. I feel like I’m forgetting 1 or 2 Films he featured on. (Thump Thump & the water ripped 2 times) Oh yeah, he played John Hammond from the 2 Jurassic Park Films. Plus, he said this. “Welcome To Jurassic Park.” 2:22 As for his brother, he guides, hosts & narrates some of my favorite shows, documentaries & programs featuring one of my favorite animals on earth. Both Alive & Extinct. Especially Dinosaurs.
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  109. 0:00 Hey, That’s a Grevy’s Zebra.
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  110.  @rodashford1151  Almost a 20 Footer.
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  111.  @mikeoglen6848  Leave that to the professionals from JAWS.
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  112.  @hades0572  So I have heard of to handle orphaned Roos.
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  113. I realize that this is the 2nd episode of the 1st season of Secrets of the Zoo. So far I see some of my favorite Animals are featured on this. I better check some of the other episodes & known Seasons & see which of my favorite Animals made an appearance on one of these episodes AKA programs.
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  114. T.Rex: Hey, I have fine vision. As for one of those Jurassic Park Films, that’s all Urban. I we can see just fine. Especially seeing the helpless Young or weak prey.
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  115. Oh the Tree Kangaroos are like… 2:35 Hey, I was going to say the same thing madam. Plus, they cuddly like Plush toys.
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  116. Logan Not the one from Marvel No. He’s feeling ILL.
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  117. Fun Fact: Austin O’Brian was in the Film Prehysteria! 2:00 Due to a hint from Dinamation.
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  118. 4:22 Let me guess, this was from a BBC Documentary on Ice Age Giants?
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  119. Special Edition Comment: 2:20 I spy a Computer Generated Thescelosaurus from a David Attenborough Dinosaur Documentary Dinosaurs The Final Days AKA Dinosaur Apocalypse. This Dinosaur hasn’t been seen alive in the Media since We’re Back! A Dinosaur Story, perhaps the 6th program of Walking with Dinosaurs, National Geographic’s Dino Autopsy, Even Arctic Dinosaurs & Alaskan Dinosaurs probably. As for most of the Documentaries that featured one of the Skeletons of this Dinosaur’s kind is hard to choose. I only care about the Thescelosaurus & the rest of its kind that were featured 2:23 alive.
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  120. Bonus Comment: 4:30 Sounds like someone added in the sound effect from The Land Unknown.
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  121. 6:10 Oh Good, That Exhibit is still there. For the moment AKA Until the final summer month. 6:18 Oh yeah, I remember seeing that Dinosaur Mummy.
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  122. 1:11 I know what that is, it’s a Green Plumed Basilisk Lizard. Basilisks are like cousins of the Iguanas. 28:42 Speaking of which.
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  123. It’s the new program alright. Huh? Oh the Pythons again. I hope the invasion is not that bad compared to the last program “Python Invasion”. Which is now on DVD. I wish I could say the same for that 2 part Nature Program Kalahari: The Great Thirstland & The Flooded Desert.
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  124. I’ve heard about the Southern White Rhinos Northern cousins. Years ago in the 1990S there were 30 or 40 of them left. But in 2004 it became a real series of Unfortunate events. Years & not a single new Calf was brought into the world. This experiment I heard of better succeed, We need to help restore the Biodiversity of Kenya & the other known Northern African areas that are ancestral to the previous Northern White Rhinos. Who knows how many will be brought to the world & will there be enough to thrive once again the the ancestral areas of North Africa? Only time will tell for trying to make a difference.
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  125. Finally, an Official trailer. 0:07 That voice, it couldn’t be. Was it recorded from the original Film? 0:38 That however was the last word he said at the of the 2nd Film. Hard to believe that it’s been 8 years since John Hammond “Richard Attenborough” died. 1:10-1:12 It’s them. Dr. Grant & Dr. Sattler from the 1st & 3rd Films have returned. 1:29 So it’s true, the Therizinosaurus is new to this upcoming film. Especially the 2 new species of Raptors. 1:36 Dr. Malcolm from the 1st, 2nd & recent 5th Films is back too. 1:38 Well, look who else has returned, Dr. Wu from the 1st, 4th & recent 5th Films. It’s like the whole original cast is together again & joining the new characters in the cast. 2:02 I spy a fully grown Allosaurus. 2:18 Eek! A Quetzalcoatlus! 2:30 No, It can’t be! It’s one of those Double Crested Lizards that killed Dennis Nedry. In other words, a Dilophosaurus. Only this time, we finally have an Adult expectancy here. 2:34 & 2:38 Is that what I think it is? If it is, I hope our T.Rex friend will have her revenge for the fight that took place 65,000,000 years ago. She maybe a Re-engineered Dinosaur, but she was made from the DNA of the fallen one that died long ago. The JP T.Rex took on the Indominus Rex, she will take on the resurrected Giganoto & avenge her ancestor. I hope.
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  126. 0:35 & 0:43 When I listen to that sound, I always think of “FREE WILLY” or something like that with Orcas AKA Killer Whales. “Not to mention really Big Dolphins.”
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  127. Hmm, In addition to Color. Dinosaurs could also have been Albino as well. Some of the time.
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  128. I wish this was on DVD a Region 1 DVD. I like Tree Kangaroos. Both the Australian species & this fuzzy wuzzy species.
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  129. 4:14 Last time I heard, There was a 2 part program called Kalahari. But I could’ve sworn it was available on DVD. It better come back on to DVD someday. Besides, Okavango itself might be available on DVD much later on.
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  130. These golden snub nosed monkeys look like miniature yetis with long tails.
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  131. The same lad who voiced Billy the Seal boy from that Batman episode “Sideshow” that featured Batman’s enemy Killer Croc & who also voiced Hyp from The Land Before Time 3: The Time of the Great Giving & “The Great Egg Adventure”episode from the series show The Land Before Time?
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  132. ⁠ @christinaluera1457  8 years & now I have the answer to this mystery. I doubt that “The Bite of the Black Widow” is out on DVD like some of the other known National Geographic Documentaries on Animals both living & extinct.
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  133. It’s true, I heard it from a different documentary before.
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  134. I saw Walking With Dinosaurs at Madison square garden in 2008 & Jurassic World in Philadelphia in 2017.
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  135. (6 years later) I just realized something. That clip with Dr. Brady Barr catching a Large Wild Orinoco Crocodile looks very familiar. It just came back to me, that clip is from the very recent National Geographic documentary Crocodile Chronicles with Brady Barr. The episode this 15 maybe 18 Footer came from is & was called “Orinoco Loco”. But I think there’s just 1 problem, something tells me that Brady Barr’s Croc Chronicles isn’t out on DVD In America. That goes for almost a couple dozen other National Geographic Documentaries on Modern & Prehistoric Animals that have been shown from the late 1980S to this present day in the 21st Century. Like this other Crocodile Documentary “The Crocodiles of the Orinoco”. I’ll have to write a letter to the National Geographic Society about what has yet to be released on DVD In America if I can. Especially some that need to be restocked Incase some of us fans didn’t get the chance to add something to our DVD collection yet. As for “The Crocodiles of the Orinoco”, I was thinking that the Croc Chronicles episode “Orinoco Loco” would be perfect as a bonus Program along with it on a Widescreen DVD.
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  136. Untamed? As in Shane Untamed? There better American Crocodiles in this program. For this Sake. American Crocodiles are one of my few favorite Large species of Crocodiles.
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  137. That’s not an Alligator, That’s a Crocodile.
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  138. Hotdog 5697 Gee, I could’ve sworn that Waterbucks have some kind of pungent effect that protects them. Which is where I last heard they’re immune to predators. Especially Crocodiles. But like I said, I could’ve sworn I heard about that.
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  139. Chester Donnelly Well, we’ll have to find out AKA wait & see on Wednesday.
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  140. That's a White Rhinoceros! But which Subspecies is it?
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  141. José Ramiro Aguirre Lizárraga Hello! Weren't you listening? The Calf in this clip is a Male.
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  142. José Ramiro Aguirre Lizárraga Hey, We all make mistakes.
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  143. I don’t believe it, a leopard just took a leg of an impala while the crocodile had its mouth full.
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  144. Amazing.
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  145. This is almost like a new version of Jumanji.
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  146. Luke Beall I was afraid you'd say that. That Crocodile is one of the Endangered Reptiles that are on the Endangered Species list. Plus, where did this clip come from?
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  147. I remember going to the one in New Jersey with my mom & my aunt back in the late 1990S when me & cousin were kids. Now I see some things have changed a little bit since I was last there with my mom, my aunt & my cousin. For example… Last time I checked, the Crocodile I saw looked a little like one of the Crocodiles that featured in Jumanji. Only now I see that it’s been changed. Anyway, Then many years later I went to the other one at Walt Disney World in Disney’s Animal Kingdom with my mom back in 2007 & 2009.
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  148. 0:28 Sounds like a gurgling trumpet.
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  149. This Shark is acting like a Lungfish & a Mudskipper.
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  150. Seeing the Monitor Lizard is like a Dragon is terrorize a market store.
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  151. I can't believe it. A Crocodile is right next to a dead Whale.
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  152. I doubt that the Floridian American Crocodiles might come about. Well, the Crocodiles of Florida are making a comeback lately. Plus, I doubt they might swim through the estuaries & Rivers to Orlando. Better keep the eyes pealed.
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  153. Ugh! Gross! Some parts of eaten Squid might be showing with the Sperm Whale's innards.
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  154. They’re 26 years apart from each other, but they both have lions & both of those stories take place in Africa.
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  155.  @TriciaPerry-ef7bi  Well if I remember correctly, the Rouge was a stranger to the pride & the friend of the family said the the Pride would kill the stranger that enters their territory. Not to mention if the pride was close by.
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  156. 1:53 Hah! Talk about a cold joke of the Extinction theory of the Dinosaurs.
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  157. Wait a second. February 2019 was just last year. This must be the new program that’s coming this February. Not to mention it seems the new Cuba Program is moved AKA pushed back a little bit.
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  158. Nature on PBS Well we all make mistakes by accident. I look forward to seeing this & the Cuba program, then someday add them to my DVD Collection of one of my favorite NATURE Programs. If only I could say the same for that 2003 2 part Nature Program Kalahari: The Great Thirstland & The Flooded Desert. I give a thing for that double Nature Program of the Kalahari to be on DVD again. That did Feature some of my favorite animals like Elephants, Crocodiles, zebras, Lions, Leopards & Pangolins. Speaking of the Reptile, I hope some American Crocodiles are going to make an appearance in this. I also hope that someday you will do a program of it’s cousin The Orinoco Crocodile.
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  159. This is quite fascinating.
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  160. 1:11 What does Ginger mean? 1:15 No, It can’t be. Last time I saw her the 2 Barn Doors fell down on her after the explosion of the Pie Machine at the end of the movie. How she survived was a mystery. (Shuddering) I don’t like doing like this. I hope Ginger & her chicken companions “Including her American Rooster mate Rocky” will be okay again.
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  161. 0:08 Reminds me of that Cartoon Network show “Sitting Ducks”. But unlike Bill, this real Duck is getting the beating on the Bongo drum with its webbed feet.
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  162. Man, Then I 6 Gilled Sharks were something strange.
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  163. I prefer Sarcosuchus as a 12 Meter Crocodile.
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  164.  @jonathanthomas4182  Not to mention that it’s Extinct & no longer alive to see how fully grown it would be.
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  165. I'm sorry to hear ToysRus is no longer in evidence. I enjoy one of those Stores in New Jersey when I was a kid aka a little boy. Especially the BIG one in New York City at Time Square. Oh, ToysRus is like the actual equivalent of Toyland. (Depressed Sigh) I'm going to miss one of those ToysRus stores.
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  166. Haunted Broadcast win what?
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  167. I wish the Dung Beetle would’ve just walked around the Termite Mound.
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  168. Last time I heard in a PBS Nature Program there were 300 of those modern relics of the Woolly Rhinos of the Ice Age. Now these 2 horned Asian Rhinos are declining. Can’t any Endangered Species ever make a comeback in greater numbers?!
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  169. I see lots of Gulls AKA Seagulls, but I don’t see a single Pelican.
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  170. I think the American Crocodile could win against the Alligator, because the Croc is 2 Feet Longer & is almost 16 Feet Long.
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  171. I doubt that this Documentary is available on DVD.
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  172. I thought that Big Guy Diego looked familiar. He’s a Hood Island tortoise from the Española Island of the Galápagos. No doubt a living relative of the unfortunate Pinta Island tortoise like our departed Lonesome George. Now these tortoises & some of the other high arched shelled tortoises remain in different parts of the Galápagos Islands.
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  173. 5:25 I have seen this Illustration in some Dinosaur Book. Right at the few pages of the Age of Mammals from almost the last 3rd of the Book. Mmm, what was the name of that Book again? Oh! "Eyes On Nature: Dinosaurs."
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  174. 0:29 Oh Ho Ho! I think that snuggly wuggly African Pangolin is ticklish.
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  175. 1st Basilisk Lizards, now most Geckos. I have heard of a small Brazilian type of Gecko that is waterproof & can float.
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  176. Man, diving in with a group of Sperm Whales up close. I never thought I’d guess, but what if one of them or the others out there might be the defendants of the real Moby Dick that brought down the Essex Ship in the year of 1820? Not mention I wonder if these Sperm Whales knows that most of Man Kind “Humans” have somewhat changed since the time of the late 1960S to the 1970S? Like we’ve been with the Dolphins, This could almost be a sign & a start of a Mammalian friendship between Man & Animals. Even though some Whalers keep doilies their ways of harvesting Meat & Oil from those poor Giants of the Sea.
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  177. Well, at least the conservation is so far increasing for the sake of the Pangolins. 4:25 EWWWW! Those poor Chameleons. But for now, The African Pangolins better make a comeback.
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  178. 40? Last time I heard in a Nature Program about all 5 types of Rhinos, The Narrator said there was 60 of them left. I would’ve expected them to reproduce more calves into the world. I wish they’re kind would’ve been put in captivity for a precaution. Not to mention try to get a success with the birth of a new born Javan Rhinoceros. What’s left better make a certain increase. Not to mention a sign of a good Omen.
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  179. Ow! That Grevy’s Zebra must’ve been through something. Which I don’t what to know. Especially find out it it was a Predator that did it. Or worse, Poachers.
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  180. 0:18 That’s not an Alligator, that’s a Cuban Crocodile.
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  181. There’s another Reptile predator or 2 that are also known to eat Capybara, There’s Caimans & of course Orinoco Crocodiles.
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  182. Gee, I wonder what kind of animals are going to be seeing on this 41st season? Let me think of some reptiles that I’ve seen so far in one of the seasons. Like the True Crocodiles for example. Hmm… let’s see. There’s Saltwater Crocodiles, American Crocodiles, Cuban Crocodiles, Morelet’s Crocodiles, Nile Crocodiles, African Slender Snouted Crocodiles “Well, just 1 on that Congo program as a rare occasion.”, Mugger Crocodiles & Freshwater Crocodiles. Hmm… Are we missing some that have yet to bring complete attention? Oh I know, ORINOCO CROCODILES! I happen to care about the close relatives of the American Crocodiles. I don't think there's been any Orinoco Crocodiles in any NATURE Program for years. Unless there was the one that the late George Page Narrated about one of them attacking & eating a Caiman. Well every other endangered species need attention to support & preserve. Like the Grevy’s Zebra & The Javan Rhinoceros.
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  183. How about that, a Dog is feeling sorry for the death of a BIG Cat. That Big Cat would be a Lion. Especially when it’s one of the Animated Protagonists Lions from Disney’s 32nd Animated Feature The Lion King.
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  184. I like Pangolins. Well, Mostly the 4 African Species of Pangolins & 1 Asian Species in India. They shouldn’t be slaughtered for these events, They should be playing their Natural roles in Biodiversity.
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  185. Nature on PBS I doubt that this is on a DVD as a bonus or something?
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  186. 0:19-0:35 I discovered what National Geographic Documentary that Shoebill appeared on. The PBS NATURE slash National Geographic Documentary AFRICA: Episode 6 Ruthless Waters. & I have that in my DVD Collection.
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  187. 1 other thing. God, This Grevy’s Zebra “The Largest of the Zebra species” Was lucky. Yet, this’ll form a scar.
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  188. I think those look kind of like Yellow Billed Storks the young Leopard is trying to pounce.
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  189. Gee, I wonder what else might show? Here are some of the endangered animals that have yet to be seen in NATURE. Let’s see... well, I have endangered Reptiles in mind at the moment like... False Gharials, Siamese Crocodiles, African Slender Snouted Crocodiles & Orinoco Crocodiles. My guess is that that they seem to have yet to be noticed on PBS NATURE Programs for years.
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  190.  @henryjw15  Well these Reptiles are one of the Endangered Species I can think of for the moment that are in need of a PBS NATURE Program attention. Not to mention a support for helping them make a comeback from the brink of extinction.
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  191. It’s half of one of my favorite Nature Programs that have been recently released & featured over the years. 34:06 I simply doubt that this one is released & available on DVD.
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  192. This is the new Cuba Nature Program. Gee, I wonder if there’ll be Iguanas again? Especially Cuban Crocodiles. I hope there’ll be American Crocodiles like that previous one years ago, “Wild Cuba”.
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  193. Ha! A Friendly Reptile Competition for catching desert insects.
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  194. Oh yeah, this was at the same time with one of those American Crocodiles around trying to have one of those monkeys as food. If one of those monkeys gets away in time.
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  195. I hope this implant experiment works. Because we need to try to bring the Northern White Rhinos back.
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  196. Last time I checked, there were only 2 Northern White Females left since poor Sudan passed away a couple years ago. Now I see some others. How’s it possible? Unless... these are Southern Whites. I wonder if is passing the breeding is true? 2:50 Hey, that’s the clip from Jurassic Park.
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  197. Dinosaurs 1st appearance 10 maybe 20 Million years after the earth recovered from the Permian Extinction & some reptile relatives started to Larger along with the Dinosaurs.
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  198. 1:41 & 2:47 Sinosauropteryx. Was this Dinosaur a type of Coelurosaur?
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  199. Oh dear, this is just terrible. In other words, We can’t keep loosing the species.
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  200. I heard that the 1933 version originally planned this sequence. Not just Some Insects, Spiders & Crabs, But a couple looking Lizards. Like the 1 climbing the wall & the other that’s a cross between a Crocodile & Pig. But that was lost & unused. However, PJ & his crew recreated that missing sequence before he made his own version of Kong. Well, originally 1996 but pushed to 2005 until they were equipped with Visual Effects Technology. I wish they could’ve kept one of the Creatures that were sculpted in 1996. Especially some of the accurate looking Dinosaurs.
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  201. 2:02 McDonalds is my favorite takeout place since I was a kid. They used to have the 5 piece chicken sections, but now they have Crispy Chicken Sandwiches. The 2 McDonalds Crispy Chicken Sandwiches I like are The 4A McCrispy Chicken Sandwich & The 4B Spicy McCrispy Chicken Sandwich. But I prefer no pickles on them. As for the takeouts that serve Chicken here are my 2 favorite ones. #1 is KFC. The Original recipe is good, but the Extra Crispy is better. #2 is Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen Chicken. I like the Spicy Fried Chicken. I haven’t tried Chick-Fil-A yet, but I think their Chicken tenders might be delicious like some other Chicken tenders that I have eaten before. I’ll try Chick-Fil-A someday.
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  202. Oh dear. ToysRus is no longer in evidence. I enjoy one of those Stores in New Jersey when I was a kid aka a little boy. Especially the BIG one in New York City at Time Square. Oh, ToysRus is like the actual equivalent of Toyland. (Depressed Sigh) I'm going to miss one of those ToysRus stores.
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  203. 0:01 Something tells me that lizard looks almost like a Stop Motion thing. 0:08 One of the snakes on the other hand are real. Probably the one that’s moving about in the glass cage or tank.
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  204. Who’s going to be & play the voice of Wallace? The original voice talent of Wallace is unfortunately dead.
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  205. I like tree Kangaroos. Could this short be included as a Bonus or something on a NATURE DVD?
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  206. 6:09 Last time I looked at the appearance of Reptiles, Those are Alligators. If they were Crocodiles, They would’ve had bright skin colorings & They’re snouts would’ve been pointy. Not to mention the teeth, especially the Big Forth tooth would be shown AKA Exposed.
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  207. I thought they became Extinct 65 Million Years Ago? In other words, The Dinosaurs & some of the other Prehistoric Animals that were around in the late Cretaceous Period when the last Dinosaurs were still around in some different parts of the world.
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  208. Great White. Maybe.
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  209. Gee, I don’t think “Last Feast of the Crocodiles” is out of DVD In America. That goes for these other ones I have in mind well. "Australia's Improbable Animals" "Foxes of the Kalahari" "The Thunder Dragons" "Dinosaurs On Earth: Then...And Now” (The real Documentary who’s segments of the Animated Dinosaurs & Dinamation Dinosaurs that were seen on that Really Wild Animals episode on Dinosaurs) "The Last Feast of the Crocodiles" (Like the footage we see here.) "The Crocodiles of the Orinoco" Including Croc Chronicles: Orinoco Loco as a Bonus Program "The Croc Chronicles Series” Seasons 1 through 5 Dinosaur Double Feature "Dino Death Match" & "T.Rex Ultimate Survivor" "T.Rex Autopsy" "Top 10 Largest Beasts" "Earth: The making of our Planet" AKA The History Of Earth or The Story Of Earth Finally "Kangaroo Comeback" Bonus: "Rhythms of Life", "Serengeti Diary", "Prehistoric Predators: Razor Jaws" & Possibly "African Safari". If I overlooked what other National Geographic Documentaries on Modern & Prehistoric Animals that have yet to be released on DVD in America, I’ll get back to those.
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  210. 3:14 “Don’t let go!”
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  211. So, this is from the Wild Chronicles DVD release. Let’s just say I got 1 for Christmas & I had to find out on my own. But still, I should’ve known. I would’ve been told about the 411 on this.
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  212. Tylosaurus is the Marine Reptile predator equivalent of T.Rex.
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  213. I have this in my DVD Collection of one of the National Geographic Documentaries that has one of my favorites species of Animals. Modern & Prehistoric Animals. But there are some other National Geographic Documentaries on both Modern & Prehistoric Animals that have yet to be released on DVD in America. Like these examples. "Australia's Improbable Animals" "Foxes of the Kalahari" "The Thunder Dragons" "Dinosaurs On Earth, Then ... And Now” (Remember one of those clips of the Animated Dinosaurs seen on that Really Wild Animals episode? Not to mention that Pop quiz scene. Those Segments came from this finally revealed Mystery Dinosaur Documentary that was from National Geographic All this time) "The Last Feast of the Crocodiles" "The Crocodiles of the Orinoco" (Including Croc Chronicles: Orinoco Loco as a Bonus Program) "The Croc Chronicles Series” Seasons 1 through 5 Dinosaur Double Feature "Dino Death Match" & "T.Rex Ultimate Survivor" "T.Rex Autopsy" “Top 10 Largest Beasts" "Earth: The Making of our Planet" AKA The History Of Earth or The Story Of Earth Finally "Kangaroo Comeback" That’s the names of the National Geographic Documentaries I can think of. I hope you know any contact information to National Geographic so I can really get a hold of one of you & tell you about some of the other National Geographic Documentaries on Modern & Prehistoric Animals that have yet to be released on DVD in America after all these years. If I overlooked any other National Geographic Documentaries on Animals that interest me, I'll see if I can get back on those.
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  214. I think I’ve heard of something like this before on an episode of Captain Planet & The Planeters “Canned Hunt”. Something about a real Big Game Hunt Hunter named Trevor who doesn’t tolerate with Canned Hunting & Poachers. At least I think that’s how it went on that episode. At least Trevor helped out Captain Planet & The Planeters to stop this hunting plot of Hoggish Greedly.
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  215. A White Rhinoceros Calf that like the opening music sequence of Disney’s 32nd Animated Feature from the 1990S. Especially when it featured some animated versions of its members of its own species. Still, it’s interesting.
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  216. 5:19 I know what they are, they’re Grevy’s Zebras.
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  217. 0:09 1st it was seen big, 0:11 Then it was seen small with Riddler. 0:14 But TwoFace has a Bigger Diamond.
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  218.  @manojshriramkumar3775  0:16 These on the other hand… or at least on the other fin are what look like Sea Dragons.
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  219. “4 years later” So, this is from the Wild Chronicles DVD release. Let’s just say I got 1 for Christmas & I had to find out on my own. But still, I should’ve known. I would’ve been told about the 411 on this.
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  220. shark 754 meaning, Honeybun lost it's mother? Oh, forgive me. But is Honeybun a he or a she?
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  221. (Gasp) I don't believe it.
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  222. I thought that was an African Agama Lizard. I’ve seen pictures of those in books on Animals & mostly on Reptiles.
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  223. Wow. The largest species of Dolphin takes on the largest animal on the planet. Um, in the sea.
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  224. My favorite reptiles on this program are the Reticulated Python, the Asian Water Monitor Lizard, the Flying Gecko & the Tokay Gecko.
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  225. (Whistle) so many Dinosaurs & some other ancient Reptiles Found south of my home State NJ. So far one of the Dinosaurs that I heard of that have been unearthed years earlier lived in NJ like Hadrosaurus & Dryptosaurus. Now so many others are found. Especially the largest Dinosaur that lived in NJ. No doubt they found more Hadrosaurus & Dryptosaurus fossils there too?
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  226. Those Big Dolphins are attacking & killing some kind of filter feeding whale.
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  227. I wish T.Rex could’ve lived longer in say… mid 60S or something. We may never know since Dinosaurs are all extinct & no longer alive.
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  228. 0:11 Was that Chimp real? 0:59 I know where this is at, this was in the Ash fields of Chile. Right where the BBC Dinosaur Documentaries Walking with Dinosaurs Episode 6 & Prehistoric Park Episode 1 was taking place on the Late Cretaceous Period.
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  229. I realize that this program is from the 3rd Season. Only 2 Seasons have been released on DVD in America. I wish the 3rd Season this episode featured one of the Leafy Sea Dragons was available on DVD in America like the 1st 2 Seasons featuring one of my favorite episodes that featured one of my favorite animals. Such as this Leafy Sea Dragon which is the Largest species of Sea Horse.
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  230. 3:30 I always heard that the Scaly Skin of a Reptile is flexible. I wonder if it’s possible that the Scaly Skin texture of some Dinosaurs were quite flexible? I heard it from the behind the scenes of Walking with Dinosaurs. The 1999 PBS Documentary.
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  231. So Dogs & Minks are working together to help humans deal with the pest control.
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  232. It looks a little bit more like an Albino. Do to the white coloring on it’s head. Including the 2 different Iguana plush toys compared to the real deal here.
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  233. Strange.
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  234. He’s a Big Bull Elephant at this age he’s in. Not to mention getting close to old age.
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  235. 1:22 You need help Harvey, Give it up.
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  236. 2:20 I spy a Computer Generated Thescelosaurus from a David Attenborough Dinosaur Documentary. This Dinosaur hasn’t been seen alive in the Media since We’re Back! A Dinosaur Story & perhaps the 6th program of Walking with Dinosaurs. Even Arctic Dinosaurs & Alaskan Dinosaurs probably. As for most of the Documentaries that featured one of the Skeletons of this Dinosaur’s kind is hard to choose. I only care about the Thescelosaurus & the rest of its kind that were featured 2:23 alive.
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  237. Nothronychus... That’s the odd Dinosaur that was seen in a documentary on Discovery Channel in 2001. Except these in Planet Dinosaur are different. This could be a Subspecies. Not to mention this Nothro is twice as better, impressive & a bit more accurate then it’s 2001 predecessor.
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  238. Then I thought the late Pancho was something. Possibly.
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  239. I think that was a Black Caiman. I like 26 species of Crocodiles & 4 or 5 other species of Caimans better than Alligators.
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  240. Gee, I don’t think I see “Thunder Dragons” out on DVD in America.
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  241. What full National Geographic Documentary did this really come from?
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  242. 0:19-0:35 I discovered what National Geographic Documentary that Shoebill appeared on. The PBS NATURE slash National Geographic Documentary AFRICA: Episode 6 Ruthless Waters. & I have that in my DVD Collection.
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  243. My 4 favorite chocolate bars with the soft puffy nougat are 3 Musketeers, MilkyWay, BabyRuth & Snickers. I haven’t tried that Zero looking chocolate bar yet. Maybe someday. For the moment I’m sticking with my 4 favorite chocolate bars with the soft puffy nougat. Especially the top 2 in my list 3 Musketeers & MilkyWay.
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  244. Last time I heard of Dr. Victor Freeze “Mr. Freeze”, He’s practically Immortal. Due to the accident that made him like this & he’s aging slower than an ordinary human person.
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  245. Although I’m sorry for the loss of the Toddler, but what’s the deal? The Animatronic & hedge shaped Crocodiles couldn’t hurt anyone. “It was an Alligator that did it.” As for the Real Crocodiles of Disney’s Animal Kingdom, you couldn’t bother anyone in their enclosures so they themselves wouldn’t be bothered by any person.
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  246. With these comebacks these Crocodiles in Florida are going, they might be spreading out on new territory in Florida. Especially swim up creaks & canals to Central Florida. Again, who knows? Time will tell since the Crocodiles of Florida are making comeback. Everyone should be keeping their eyes peeled if any Floridian American Crocodile is around.
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  247. dmitriy40 Gee, Where have I heard that before? Oh yeah, Betty White from the 1999 Monster Crocodile Movie Lake Placid.
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  248. 0:03 What species of Crocodile is that? It’s kind of hard for me to recognize one of its species.
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  249. I know that voice. It’s F. Murray Abraham. He Narrated some of the other Nature Programs In The past. Especially the ones with Crocodiles.
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  250. At least it wasn’t caught by a Saltwater Crocodile.
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  251. I’ve been visiting WDW in 2001, 2007 & 2009. Disney’s Animal Kingdom is my most favorite WDW Theme Park.
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  252. Then I thought the toothy Great White was the only type of Shark that could do that kind of thing. At least Basking Sharks don’t have any teeth to eat anyone. Except maybe some plankton.
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  253. Well the ones in Central & Northern South America are plentiful. But like you said about the ones in Florida, they seem to be increasing their numbers again. If their numbers double up, they might try to make new homes somewhere in Central Florida like Tampa & Orlando. Just to be safe, better keep a look out so no one will end up like that unfortunate event at Disney World. Only that was an Alligator. A Crocodile on the other hand… Um, I mean on the other claw is Bigger & need it’s respect of its domain. Especially that it’s a species that just made a comeback & trying to adjust to a new place.
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  254. 1:39 Wasn’t there a few National Geographic Documentaries on This True Crocodile from South America? I think there was & they along with a dozen or so National Geographic Documentaries on Modern & Prehistoric Animals have yet to be released on DVD in America.
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  255. How much more long until the final touches of the Smithsonian's new Exhibit is ready?
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  256. 6:28 The Lizard AKA Dr Curt Connors: I told you there’d be consequences!
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  257. I guess this Iguana is kind of mellowed. I hope he’s not going to get aggressive.
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  258. What I was saying is... 1:53 That theory was outdated. It was the asteroid ☄️ that caused the extinction of the Dinosaurs 🦕 🦖. The Ice Age was the time of the last reign of the Age of Mammals like Mammoths, Woolly Rhinos, Irish Elks & both Giant Lions & Giant Hyenas.
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  259. This is Africa, not South America.
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  260. Very life like, but I prefer the real deal.
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  261. 1:31 Is that what I think it is? It is! It's the remains of the 1st genetic Hybrid. Indominus Rex.
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  262. When is Wild New Zealand aka New Zealand earth's mythical islands Narrated by Sam Neil is coming out to a Region 1 DVD? The only Animals of New Zealand I care about are The Tuatara Reptiles & both The Kiwi Birds & The Takahe Birds. "No doubt the skeletal remains of the flightless Moa Birds are in this 3 part program too."
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  263. Somebody, Anybody tell me... 0:26, 0:41, 0:52, 1:10 & 1:35-1:42 What National Geographic Documentary did this entire segment of the young unfortunate Crocodile “American Crocodile or Orinoco Crocodile” come from? I am very, very concerned.
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  264. This wasn’t a decoy the Great White caught, this was a real deal seal.
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  265. A living Giant Squid.
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  266.  @freddiestranger9783  Hey, I’ve only known that Polar Bears ate Seals & Walruses over the years since the days of the 1990S. Okay maybe they might eat Whale Carcasses. But I didn’t know that they actually Hunt, Attack & Ate some living Whales like Belugas. But if the Polar Bears like Belugas, then they might like Narwhals too.
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  267. I’ve heard of these Storks. They appeared on the late 2000S NATURE Program The Beauty of the Ugly. They look just like their African cousins the Marabou Storks.
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  268. Unless T.Rex had a fine hunting strategy to one of its armored prey animals.
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  269. I knew there was going to be Forest Elephants on this one just like most of the other NATURE Programs in the past. However, I’m shocked about this contagious disease that’s secreting from their eyes is shocking. 0:18 This is a little bit different from the times the Forest Elephants get salted minerals in muddy clays at some kind of waterholes that helps to drain out the toxins.
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  270.  @Nut44x4  I didn’t know labord's chameleons are sometimes in captivity.
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  271. Oh Ho Ho! I like Pangolins. I mostly like the African spices of Pangolins. But I do like 1 Asian spices of Pangolin, the ones from India because they look a little like the 2 Largest spices of African Pangolins. 2:30 Oh yeah, I’ve heard about that place. Most of the Wildlife from that National Park have nearly been wiped out by the war. I did hear that the great Number of Crocodiles managed to escape from the guns of soldiers & poachers. As for most of the Wildlife from that National Park, those that survived were in need of protection & to give additional animals of the same species like Elephants, Rhinos, Hippos, Zebras, Antelopes, Lions & Leopards to thrive in the National Park again. Especially Pangolins as well. 5:20 I see that a half dozen of the African Pangolins are in a sanctuary. 9:46 I’ve heard of 101 Dalmatians, now I’m hearing that they have 101 Pangolins in the Rehabilitation Center. 9:51-9:55 Oh dear! 80 of them were in a Black Market of some sort? At least the 80 Pangolins were rescued in time. 9:58-10:03 I see that the other 21 Pangolins were somewhere in the wild of the National Park were brought to the Rehabilitation Center by the people of the National Park. With the total of 101 Pangolins in the Rehabilitation Center, there’s probably still a chance & hope for the Pangolins of the National Park to increase their numbers. Just as much as the other animals to make a comeback like the Elephants, the Rhinos, the Hippos, the Zebras, the Antelopes, the Lions & the Leopards. Just as the Crocodiles of the National Park are in a thriving population.
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  272. 0:49-1:06 Sounds like Mothra is within Godzilla.
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  273. The Wolf Eels almost look a little like Moray Eels.
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  274. How Big is he? 20 FT?
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  275. So Rufus came to you when he was a Joey, right. But was he alone? Because no young Kangaroo survives alone without its mother. Well, at least Rufus has become part of your family.
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  276. I wish this was available on DVD in America along with another program that came after this.
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  277. I was afraid that what Draco landed on in the fall. A Waste left by a dog.
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  278. Alester Wick the Last Consumer 3:12 That has been heard & used in some Animated & Live Action Films & Shows for years.
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  279.  @fleetskipper1810  It’s called “A Guide to Dinosaurs”.
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  280. 0:28 Hey, I was right. There are Iguanas in this new Nature Program of Cuba. 1:59 The Crocs are in this as well. 2:28 Oh, I forgot about the Cave Boa. 4:30 Like I said about the Crabs before, this was just like in that other Nature Program of Cuba back in the early years of the 21st Century.
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  281. Man, That Bull Elephant was tough. Plus, it seem it’s true. Elephants & Rhinos sometimes clash. Just like that old Discovery Channel Documentary Animal Face Off. Except the Animals were animated & based on the real things. Before Dinosaur Face Off came. Well at least the Southern White Rhinos “The calf & it’s mother” are in one piece.
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  282. Not all of us forgotten about one of those shows. Including the ones that are Action Packed.
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  283. This new Jungle Book Film better play theatrically some point in 2019 this year. Because this only played in 2 selected Theaters. Just 2! It could’ve been a few dozen selected Theaters.
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  284. WHAT EPISODE/SEASON DID THIS COME FROM?! I CAN'T REMEMBER WHAT EPISODE OR SEASON OF ANIMAL FIGHT NIGHT THIS WAS IN. PLUS, IF I RECALL A LITTLE, THIS HAPPENED AFTER THE FRILLED NECKED LIZARDS FIGHTING FOR TERRITORY. TRANSLATION, THIS BETTER BE ON ONE OF THE REMAINING DVDS THAT ARE STILL IN POSITION.
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  285. I kind thought that the Gecko was gonna win.
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  286. This is one of the episodes of “Animal Planet’s Wild Recon”.
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  287. It’s like they say for the sake of Nature, it is the proper thing to do.
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  288. Man, A Crocodile Monitor around in California. If it was in Florida, That would've been worse.
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  289. What Tyrannosaurs were they? Lythronax? Teratophoneus?
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  290. 0:58 Freeze was right at 1st before Ivy pulled out Nora’s Necklace. Not to mention before the Bat showed him that it was Ivy all along.
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  291. 1:54-1:57 Ha! Something tells me that guard out of water is sick. No, more like a little flushed.
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  292. Ticketmaster88 2 Females? You don't mean... (Shrieked Gasp) Oh No! The last Big Fella, He's Gone! Just like the other one who died from a heart attack a few years earlier! (Sobbing) (Sniffed sadly & both rubbed my eyes & nose) 1st the Western Black Rhino, Now this. NO! We can't afford to lose any more Endangered Species! Especially Rhinos! Whatever's left of the Great population, They need to be relocated quickly as possible. Because, Future Generations of Good Humans aka Nice Humans must learn to care & help protect any Endangered Species that are dwindling away & Brought Back from the Brink of Extinction. I hate seeing today's Animals going Extinct like those that came & gone Millions of Years Ago. Like the Dinosaurs for example. As much as the remaining African Rhino species & Subspecies needs Protection, The Remaining Asian Species of Rhinos needs protection too. (As for the Northern White, Whatever Documentary they appeared in, "A couple known PBS NATURE Programs Which is now on some DVDS" They'll be a Gone but not Forgotten reminder. I wished they could've been relocated sooner. Before the real series of unfortunate events happened that year in 2004. Thanks to that 1 program from the PBS NATURE Series recently. Which was sad.
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  293. Jonathan Meza Oh yes I’ve heard about that in a Nature program.
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  294. 0:09 Those Zebras, They’re Grevy’s Zebras.
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  295. I once read an article about the American Crocodiles of Florida making a Comeback in April 2012. Back then it said in the Article there were 1500 of them, now I see they’ve double to 2000. Who knows? They might increase to 4000 & perhaps spread out on new territory in Florida. Especially swim up creaks & canals to Central Florida. Again, who knows? Time will tell since the Crocodiles of Florida are making comeback.
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  296. Man, this Crocodile is a pet of the family in Asia. It’s mind blowing. But what happens when the Crocodile gets Bigger?
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  297. It almost looks like 2 of the other Cretaceous Crocodiles. Elosuchus & the Mighty Sarcosuchus.
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  298.  @soundsofAfrica79  Thanks.
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  299. 1:07 I can’t believe Tara C. Strong’s Character almost broke “Lilo’s” arm. 1:14-1:16 HaHaHa! Now Tara C. Strong’s Character has been turned into a cutesy wootsy mousy.
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  300. 0:26 I distinctly heard the word “National Geographic”. 0:29, 0:33, 0:35 & 0:39 Listen to that Trumpeting sound that Elephant made while facing the White Rhino. At least the Mother & Calf White Rhinos we’re in one piece & got away from the Big African Bull Elephant.
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  301.  @butterflyandrose5547  That was later updated on Secrets of The Dead: Graveyard of Giants 2015. 0:45 This look had to do back in 2012.
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  302. Wait a minute, wasn’t this on one of the documentaries that was released on DVD? Something tells me this is what was on the DVD. But I thinking there’s just 1 problem, I didn’t get a chance to get that & some of the other known Nat Geo Documentaries of Modern & Prehistoric Animals in my DVD Collection. Including a copy or so as an Insurance, Just Incase. I’m going to have to write a letter to the Headquarters to bring one of the exact descriptions back in DVD Stock. Especially include those that have yet to be released on DVD in America after all these years.
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  303. 5:07 So this is it huh? It's just like that scene from the 1996 LA remake of Disney's 101 Dalmatians where there was shocking News at the London Zoo. "We're all familiar with Illegal Animal Poaching in the wild. But never before has an Animal in Captivity has been slathered for it's Pelt." Only that was a rare white Siberian Tiger. This however is real. Plus, I was afraid of this. If Endangered Animals in vulnerable in the Wild, Then they're even more vulnerable on some parts of Captivity. I think Zoos, Aquariums, Natural Parks & Theme Parks should be on double time guarding & double the security parties.
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  304. Gosh, This is one of the African Pangolins.
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  305. 2:11 It’s gonna blow!
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  306. The Dragon is a cross between one of the Dragons from The Game of Thrones & Smaug from The trilogy of PJ’s Hobbit Films.
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  307. I wonder if Salmon Sharks do well in Captivity compared to its larger cousin the Great Whites?
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  308. I like the part where Dr. Brady Barr caught the largest wild Orinoco Crocodile.
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  309. Poor Little newborn Pilot whale. This is tragic for all Dolphins everywhere. Yes, Pilot Whales long & short finned aren't really whales at all. They along with Melon headed & both Pigmy, False & True Killer Whales aka Orcas are actually a species of Dolphin.
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  310. 1st Metropolis was mentioned in Batman Forever, 1:10 Now The Man of Steel himself is mentioned in this. Quite the Easter Egg events in those DC COMIC Films those days. As a matter of fact, a bonus Easter Egg. 4:00 yabba dabba doo.
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  311. Some of those footage look familiar. 3:15 Killer Croc?!
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  312. Strange, The last one at Sea Bay Aquarium California lasted a lot longer. If I recall correctly?
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  313. You sure overlooked the Crocodiles in Florida.
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  314. 1:40-1:49 Hey, is it just me, or does it like I see Felix The Cat in these parts? 2:30 In addition, When I listen to this part of Danny Elfman's Music, It like it was recycled somewhere in The Nightmare Before Christmas.
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  315. Oh, The African Honey Badgers are in another Nature Program. Well, I’ll have to see might be present along with one of them. Plus, If it interests me, I’ll add things to my DVD Collection. The last time these African Badgers were seen, There was a Rhino seen a few times in that other program along with them.
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  316. If I didn’t know any better, but I think this footage came from a National Geographic documentary on Jaguars.
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  317. 5:39 Hey, I’ve seen some those Dinosaur Figures Before online. Including both the Nile Crocodile from Papo & the Postosuchus from Safari Ltd. true, I see the word “Jurassic Park”, But I was focusing on the toys. Or should I say Figures?
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  318. 2:01-3:12 Those are the same sounds made by one of the baby Godzillas from that 1998 Film.
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  319. As long as they’re producing new calves, there’s hope.
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  320. I discovered what National Geographic Documentary this came from. It came from “Australia’s Strangest Animals.”
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  321. The Frilled Lizard is one of my favorite Lizards in the Iguana Family. Not to one of my favorite species of Reptiles.
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  322. Now that’s what I call Scaredy Cats.
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  323. This is the only chance for making a difference for the species.
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  324. Crocosaurus?
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  325.  @gv2817  Hmm… Well I got a DVD called “Wild Florida”. It has 4 programs. Among those is about Crocodiles. American Crocodiles. It even featured the late Crocosaurus himself. Right before the St. Augustine Alligator Farm & most of the know Crocodilians that are seen there. What I’m saying is buy yourself a DVD of “Wild Florida”, it’ll help bring the comfort of the good old memories of visit Jungle Parrot Island.
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  326.  @gv2817  #1 Your Welcome. #2 (Sigh) Try Amazon or EBay. There might be new Fresh clean ones & sometimes there’s Like New & Very Good Condition ones. Remember, it’s titled “Wild Florida” & it has an Alligator on the front. Good luck & feel free to reply back if you saw a good old memory lane on the Crocodile program.
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  327. It’s 2 Episodes into 1 feature.
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  328. The Poor Ocean Giant. I will they could’ve dragged it back out to the deep end of sea & let Sperm Whale float. But they’re still going to have to bring this bring its carcass out to sea for the scavenging sharks to feed on before it stinks up the beach of Tampa. But I don’t want to hear about explosives being used again. Years ago on a video there was a different dead Sperm Whale that died on a different beach & they blew it up & tons of it’s meat caused much damages. They should’ve let that other carcass be taken to sea for the scavengers to eat rather than blowing it up back then.
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  329. It better not come to NJ. I've had enough of one of those Monstrous Storms since October 2012.
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  330. Nature on PBS Look, I'm not a Spam. I was only trying to see if my message got through on Facebook. Even if I had a make copies of my message. Just incase. As for this new NATURE Program, I'm going to see this tonight. Plus, I'll bet it's impressive as the previous NATURE Program Hotel Armadillo. Also, judging from this preserve I see, It's possibly the only chance these Pangolins have. As much as I like Giant Armadillos from South America, I do like Pangolins. Especially the 2 Largest African species & 1 Largest Asian species from India.
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  331. I’ve been meaning to say this when I 1st laid eyes on these clips. 0:06-1:10 It looks a little like the Spinosaurus from Planet Dinosaur a few years earlier. Only the color is different. So is it’s spine. 0:10-1:16 Even the proportions of its movement are different too. This could be considered to be a Dinosaur equivalent of a Crocodile.
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  332. Eat your heart out Bill Paxton, you would’ve wanted to have been featured in the sequel or remake of the movie you premiered back in 1996. But alas, you have departed from this world several years ago. Rest in peace Bill Paxton.
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  333. This is Animal Cruelty! In other words, this is Murder!
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  334. 3:13 Hmm, where have I heard that before? I know, “Two-Face Part 1”. “Harvey Dent/Two-Face: You’re talking to the wrong Harvey.”
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  335. Actually it’s more of a 3:45 ROARRRRRRRRRR
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  336. Message to Netflix: 😠 Is it true?! Your Discontinuing DVDS?! I have been getting used to DVDS for 20 years since the Disney PIXAR Film Finding Nemo & I was having some time to see what I would add to my collection. But there are some things that have yet to be released on DVD in America such as some National Geographic Documentaries one Modern & Prehistoric Animals. “Not to mention some of the Nat Geo DVDS needs to be Restocked.” I was even going to write a letter to the National Geographic Society Headquarters about what has yet to be released on DVD in America all these years. Especially what needs to be Restocked incase I didn’t get a chance to get one of them yet. There’s also some BBC Dinosaur Documentaries that have yet to be released on DVD in America like the 2nd Volume of Deadly Dinosaurs with Steve Backshall that has yet to be released on DVD. There was nothing but Volume 1. I would’ve expected Deadly Dinosaurs with Steve Backshall to be released on DVD in America as a 2 Disc Set like the UK version. Not only the DVD release of the 2nd Volume of Deadly Dinosaurs with Steve Backshall is what needs to be on DVD in America, but also the 2 Seasons of Prehistoric Planet with David Attenborough. Even one of the Smithsonian Channel Documentaries has yet to be released on DVD like Castro’s Secret Reef & Cave Crocs of Gabon. There’s some PBS NATURE Documentaries I think that needs Releasing f Re-releasing but I no time to say which program is what, but I have 4 or 5 more things to say what has yet to be released on DVD & Complete DVD Sets. Hanna-Barbera Godzilla Complete Series, 72 Dangerous Animals: Latin America “Both American & Orinoco Crocs are featured on that. Including some Iguanas.”, Digimon Adventure 2020 Dubbed English, Kulipari Seasons 1, 2 & probably 3 & finally for now The Complete Series of Disney Show Amphibia are all that have yet to be released on DVDS in The United States of America. Both Region 1 DVDS & Region Free DVDS.
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