Natural World - Bringing Up Baby (2009) (Part 6/6)

[Cphari]

I shed a tear at the end of the documentary. Simply beautiful.

[gotchalk60]

I'm sorry very cute animals.. but boring..very boring...

[GnosticHumanist]

Watching nature like this reinforces just how desperate the need for human depopulation via curbed birth rates is.

I don't think the average Joe realizes just how much of the world we've fucked up.

[600euros]

"emotions are just instincts you can feel, that you are aware of. they are the voices of our genes, and our past." beautiful. we need to listen to our instincts more. we as humans are amazing creatures that have 2 million years of evolution behind us, fine-tuning our exquisite instincts. perhaps our "civilized" culture with all its technological "progress" isn't the environment we evolved for, still it would be detrimental for us as a specious to think we can override our instincts

[TheChainsOFMisery]

wonderful documentary...thanks so much for uploading

[ng21644605]

After watching videos like this, It's so easy to understand why some people spend their lives just wanting to be with them. If I had to leave this place i know as home,

I'd hope to find a place where the apes would be my neighbors.

[allstarcant]

What is the music at about 7.00? The most amazing piece of filming ever!

[HenryDavidT]

This baby chimp immediately pushing away his mother's hand, in her first attempt to help replace his big, stalky reed with a slim stick --- with him stubbornly doing his own thing --- & her persistency in trying to get the little tyke to use the better tool, a second time, has approached a 3rd-degree of complexity of thinking of: "I know you know (1st) that I know what you're doing is not very good (2nd).... and YOU KNOW my way is better (3rd)." Humans can go only 1-2 degrees or so beyond that.

[ahonestwoman]

beautiful...

[RaoulOfBayonne]

"Textbooks can be rewritten, if necessary."

Amen, brother.

[gooddarkjedi]

@RaoulOfBayonne you mean ramen. ;)

[zamriash]

@RaoulOfBayonne if by "amen" you hint at them being rewritten to accommodate religion, forget about it.