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can you eat them
5 meter tiger shark feeds in the fiji islands….wow
11:00 "Are you suggesting coconuts migrate?"
It's Benedict Cumberbatch because of Pengwings
Robber Crabs? I've known them as Coconut Crabs.
The British and their fascination of "colonizing"
These animals do not "colonize", they naturally move about.
Amelia Earhart died and was proven to be eaten by coconut crabs
just sliced documentary and does not have cohesive storyline. Was looking forward to watch but storyline was disappointing.
SPRUNKI
Unimaginably vast, the Pacific Ocean is 99% water and only 1% land
Evolutionβ..is just a theory.Remember that.
Thank you to those people who helped the sperm whale back to the deep ocean.
Shouldn't they be under water now?……….BBC said so years ago so I believe them.
Have you been lucky enough to visit any of the Pacific Islands?
"Robber crabs are perhaps the only animals able to break into a coconut" That's definitely not true. An elephant could definitely break open a coconut by stepping on it and if you give me a hammer I'll break open a coconut no problem. So yeah that's at least two other animals. π πΆββοΈ
13:08 beautiful yellow noses! ππ€
46:17 so theyβre food. π π but do they taste like kaka? π€
49:37 why do I relate to this entire scenario so deeply?
Damn it watching that stupid whale was hardcore π’
I must visit one of these islands soon
https://youtu.be/D497uuy7xDM(ronaldo wild elephant chitwan national park saurah)
πππ you wouldn't want him crawling round your nuts π₯.
THE KRUSTY KRAB IS UNFAIR
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Pengwing
Bet they taste good
Mr Krabb
It's better for the human species to stay away from visiting any of the Pacific Islands. Some places need to be left alone for the plant kingdom, animal kingdom, and the elements.
You know Benedict Cumberbach is the narator when you hear βpengwingsβ.
Thank you—–What an incredable compilation of wildlife segments
Here in my Island, we call it coconut crabs.
Doctor Strange π
Lovely…
Pingwings looks suspiciously similar to penguins. A distant cousin, perhaps?
Way too many commercials
is that tom hiddleston narrating?
That one poor whale may have survived. But his whole familyβs gone. Heβs alone and lost probably.
the pengwing documentry
Been diving along side sharks like that all my life here in Hawaii. I give them part of my catch every time I see one. The big tigers are mellow. The white sharks are the scary ones. Iβve only seen one in my whole life off the north east tip of big island. She was big and came out of nowhere. I got back in the boat lol