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Thursday, December 20, 2018

Wildest Islands of Indonesia - Series 1 - Episode 1 of 5: Kingdom of Giants



Published on Sep 11, 2017

Kamchatka Wilderness[Nature Documentary]HD


Documentary Channel
Published on Jul 12, 2015
Kamchatka a land of fire and ice, the volcanic peninsula of Kamchatka lies in Russia’s far east. With the land constantly being reworked by eruptions and landslides, this far-flung part of the country is dangerous, but incredibly fertile. Heading right into this magical land, this stunning film follows soaring golden eagles, scavenging wolverines, young red foxes and local brown bears partial to a dip in a natural hot spring.
Ussuriland`s Secret Forest:https://youtu.be/Fdtda-lEbJc
Papua`s Lost Forests:https://youtu.be/J1o403OJrk8
Land of Dragon`s:https://youtu.be/4KEklPZzAUY
Columbia the Wild Chocó Coast:https://youtu.be/vVShFQdJfHQ
Nature's Treasure Trove:https://youtu.be/3777lvk_PyE
The Spectacular Rainbow River:https://youtu.be/3777lvk_PyE
Heart of The Amazon:Chiribiquete:https://youtu.be/HyK846wc9cE

Wednesday, December 19, 2018

The Pan-American Highway - From Peru to Tierra del Fuego



Free High-Quality Documentaries

Published on Jul 10, 2018

It measures roughly 35,000 kilometres. From Alaska to Tierra del Fuego. It runs across two continents and through more than a dozen countries; sometimes, as a gravel track, but also as an eight-lane motorway. It meanders through vast landscapes, as well as the confines of major cities. For many, it is the absolutely perfect route: The Pan-American Highway. It leads through forests and deserts, through jungles and across high mountain passes. To the right and left of the Pan-Americana, drug wars and civil wars are contended, Hollywood films produced and computer programmes developed. And just a few thousand kilometres further south, Red Indians still hunt with bows and arrows.
For the very first time, a Norddeutscher Rundfunk TV-team travelled the entire route - in search of history and stories.