This is my first comment and I hope I am not bungling it.
I have been watching nature documentaries for many years. Everyone of them has been a depiction of beauty of nature and the planet we are living in.
With all the bloodshed and cruelty that is unfolding all around, committed by US human beings, it is a relief to the heart, so soothing to the mind and calming to the eye to see such an enthralling master piece.
The mesmerizing scenes of birds, soaring in the blue sky, their sleek feathers glimmering in the sun, the captivating green of leaves trembling in wake of monkeys jumping over them, the enchanting scene of Nubian Ibex baby deftly climbing down the cliff, dodging the red fox, the eye relieving sight of flamingos parading in a single line and all the grandeur of mountains superimposed by the stars in the time lapse, specks of ice swaying down in the winter scene and all enrapturing beauties of nature playing out right in front of our eyes, it is all a reminder of how majestic this world is.
The trance is culminated by the legendary voice of the gem, Sir. David Attenborough. He is a major part of all this beauty.
All this fragile beauty and all the majesty of these creatures invokes a feeling in the viewers mind and heart that this world, nature, animals and human beings living in it are mystically intertwined, connected and linked.
I also bow in respect to the crew involved in the creation of this priceless jewel, especially the cameramen, honing it to perfection.
I hope more people watch such stunning documentaries so that they will admire life on Planet Earth.
I have been watching nature documentaries for many years. Everyone of them has been a depiction of beauty of nature and the planet we are living in.
With all the bloodshed and cruelty that is unfolding all around, committed by US human beings, it is a relief to the heart, so soothing to the mind and calming to the eye to see such an enthralling master piece.
The mesmerizing scenes of birds, soaring in the blue sky, their sleek feathers glimmering in the sun, the captivating green of leaves trembling in wake of monkeys jumping over them, the enchanting scene of Nubian Ibex baby deftly climbing down the cliff, dodging the red fox, the eye relieving sight of flamingos parading in a single line and all the grandeur of mountains superimposed by the stars in the time lapse, specks of ice swaying down in the winter scene and all enrapturing beauties of nature playing out right in front of our eyes, it is all a reminder of how majestic this world is.
The trance is culminated by the legendary voice of the gem, Sir. David Attenborough. He is a major part of all this beauty.
All this fragile beauty and all the majesty of these creatures invokes a feeling in the viewers mind and heart that this world, nature, animals and human beings living in it are mystically intertwined, connected and linked.
I also bow in respect to the crew involved in the creation of this priceless jewel, especially the cameramen, honing it to perfection.
I hope more people watch such stunning documentaries so that they will admire life on Planet Earth.