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Hyenas Attack - Wild African Animals Hunting & Mating [Nature Wildlife Documentary]

Nature Wildlife Documentary about Hyenas. Scenes of attack, hunting and mating. Nature Wildlife Documentary about Hyenas. Scenes of attack, hunting and ...

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edwin ramos commented on 19 Dec 2014
Wtf kudos to u bro!!
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dominique bond commented on 19 Dec 2015
intresting Hm
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Andres Hrdz commented on 27 Dec 2015
Vissetferndes

Oklahoma Sooner Football Recruit

On a recent family trip to Africa, a family member taped the young blue-chipper playing with the local wildlife.

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Bryce Miller commented on 14 May 2011
That was pretty funny!!!!! All but the part where you misspelled "Oklahoma". The correct spelling is "Nebraska". Just joking......great video.....I couldn't tell if it was Ahman Green or Eric Crouch......it could have been Adrian Peterson...... Try typing in: Husker Pump Up Video 1995 (Pre-game video seen only by players) I know it's not an OU video but you might enjoy it anyway.......
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Ryan Burns commented on 24 Nov 2007
Very funny. Didn't see that coming. I'd put him at some wide reciever position. You think?
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ginyuwinarticle commented on 10 Jun 2007
That was pretty damn funny!
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Will Brown commented on 25 Jun 2007
Very nice!
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dougneal31 commented on 18 Aug 2009
funny shit

Alec in WILDerland - Oklahoma Special: Part 1

Oklahoma Part 1! 1080p HD //www.alecinwilderland.com Follow @alecwilderland Part 2 coming soon. Topics in Part 1 include edible plants (like wild onion ...

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Daniel Parker commented on 18 Sep 2014
Alec, you are a breath of fresh air (and I don't mean that because you love the outdoors). People like to give their opinions, and opinions are like noses because everyone has one. Stick to the advice from your mom and dad, and when you can get it, from the professional community of film makers. However, you are who you are. A great guy with a wonderful attitude about life. Most every great film maker got started by observing how things are done from other film makers and use that knowledge that they have gained, but each one is unique in how they do a film because it comes from their own ideas as to how to do it. That is what makes great film making or videos is the variety of ideas and inspiration from within. Also they went to some sort of film school, but I don't know how far you want to go with this. You may not even know yourself yet, but irregardless I'm sure you will be great in whatever endeavor you choose. Love you guy, and yes, you do have a great smile. ;) Dan the fan man. 
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Niggi Moos commented on 26 Sep 2014
A new, easy-going kind of botany and biology teaching invented by Alec with some dry humour - excellent job, really! I like the selected music soundtrack and added "Adventure" to my favorites. Rafael Krux is a good tip. I'll use probably some of his tracks in one or more of my next clips. Do you, Brian, or the whole team choose the music tracks? Doesn't really matter - it's good and I can't wait to see and hear the next episode :D ... Maybe a little wish to you: I'm pretty fluent in English, but sometimes Alec talks quite fast and I have to listen your comments once again to fully understand the whole sentence. The British accent is much easier to understand than yours, at least for me ;) You have many followers and friends who are not native English speaking - you might think about - just an idea ... Stay WILD, even in Sandyland and - btw - thank you for following me on YT - I appreciate it ! Hope you have soon a new fixed postal address. See and hear you soon - nic
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TheWondersOfNatureNZ commented on 18 Sep 2014
Well what do we have here...a video from our main bro Alec!!! And the start of Season 5, YES!! Looking forward to the whole series and the production vlogs were epic and only the tip of the iceberg! wow that tree is amazing. and trying to imagining you rocking around New Zealand one day bro! those plants and leaves, what did you call them? Mullein wow that's cool and yeah i could do with that 'sleepy time tea'! that earring Alec is super cool! Rock flipping is fun and gosh that little guy at the end was a fast moving guy ay? LOL. and yeah i don't think we will try that one on your ear ay! LOL. Another wonderful job on this one Alec and team! Sensational choices once again for the music!!! Standing by for part Two!
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ronnyecar commented on 19 Sep 2014
Hi Alec, VERY nice going, keep it up. This will interest you and your fans: 1- National Geographic: THEY HAVE A DREAM. YOU HAVE THE POWER. Vote now to decide who will get $50,000 to become the next great explorer. Go to: //expeditiongranted.nationalgeographic.com/?utm_source=NatGeocom&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=inside_20140918&utm_campaign=Content And if you wish to, vote for: 2- SAVE RHINOS FROM EXTINCTION - Want to end poaching and save rhinos from becoming extinct? Let's change how Asian cultures view Rhino horn. //expeditiongranted.nationalgeographic.com/project/changing-a-culture-to-save-rhinos-from-extinction/ ---- Please make it public!!! TXS.
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Guyus Seralius commented on 18 Sep 2014
I really enjoyed learning about all the edible plants you came across in Oklahoma. I knew about the little white honeysuckles and have sucked out the nectar on many, but not the others. That was educational! Another one of my favorite parts of this episode was, of course, watching the collared lizard run on her hind legs. I used to live in Texas, for many years, as well as Oklahoma, so this episode made me feel right at home. This seems to be a great, promising start to what I'm guessing is a new season or series of Alec in Wilderland videos. I'll keep an eye out for Part 2, along with any others. Best of luck! 
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USUniversal commented on 18 Sep 2014
Wow Alec, just wow! These adventures are getting better and better, I am so happy for you little buddy! This is really awesome footage and looks like you had a great time out there in the wilderlands of OK. I would be nervous handleing all those snakes but I'm glad you know your animals and how to handle them! Keep up the wild spirit and don't stop doing what you do best; exploring and sharing the wilderlands or the world! Can't wait to see pt 2! Stay wild and God bless you bro!
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Anonymoose commented on 18 Sep 2014
I've never run into a worm snake. Cute little critter. We have the Black Ringneck down here, similar size, and also cute as a button. I had to laugh when that turtle backed up and fell off of the rock. At the right time of day, that catfish could've been a fine dinner. Great fun, Alec! I haven't been in Oklahoma for many years, and I thoroughly enjoyed the exploration with you. Looking forward to Part 2.
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Der Xer commented on 18 Sep 2014
I really enjoy it every episode seeing such a funny and nice guy like you, Alec just being himself, doing stuff actually no one else in your age would do... It's such a pleasure that you share this kind of "freedom" with us! Thank you for that and stay WILD, buddy! Greetings from Germany :) (probably it's not the best english you've ever seen :D )
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mb74012 commented on 18 Sep 2014
I would like to personally thank Alec and his Team for allowing me to share in one of the most incredible "WILD" adventures that I have ever had. I wish everyone could have the chance to meet Alec and his Team because they are truly amazing! I know that we will share in another "WILD" adventure in the future. Marty Benson
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bloodandwinearered commented on 18 Sep 2014
Just amazing. I loved it all. I really learned so much. I wonder if people grew "nature's toilet paper" during the Great Depression for that use? You sure get your hands into the dirt. I bet you have no allergies. Thanks for all of the excitement. 
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Double Chin Productions commented on 18 Sep 2014
It is great too see you in front of the camera again Alec! As I have said many times before, I really enjoy watching your very informative and entertaining videos and I cannot wait for the next one. Stay WILD my friend!

Plagues of Locusts - Wild Africa - BBC

Amazing time-lapse footage of locusts moving across African deserts. Taken from the BBC series Wild Africa. Visit //www.bbcearth.com for all the latest ...

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Kade A commented on 16 Aug 2012
Ch101 : The Calamity! (The Day of Resurrection). What is the Calamity? Ah, what will convey unto thee what the Calamity is! A day wherein mankind will be as thickly-scattered moths (As if they were locusts spread abroad) And the mountains will become as carded wool. Then, as for him whose scales are heavy (with good works), He will live a pleasant life. But as for him whose scales are light, A bereft and Hungry One will be his mother, Ah, what will convey unto thee what she is! - A Raging Fire.
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robinofgray commented on 28 Aug 2009
"At this stage they can't fly, only hop. But it doesn't hinder their progress" Er...yes it does! As pointed out, they can cover up to 80km per day when able to fly. They can't achieve anything like that when they can only hop. So their progress is indeed hindered. Learn to write, BBC idiots..
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David McGhee commented on 01 Sep 2009
The fire would also kill the vegetation and some animals that eat locusts (e.g. birds) would lose part of their food supply and decrease the population and if there's less birds there's less things above them in the food chain and all havoc breaks loose.
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elPYROreal commented on 22 Aug 2013
me hace acordar a la serie que producimos en el 2015 se llamaba "la marihuana los pone mogólicos", fue todo un suceso comercial, ganamos millones con la droga y la gente quedo sin trabajo.
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Alex Ghossein commented on 19 Sep 2010
i send the pestelince and plagues into your house into you bed into your streams into your streets into you drink into your bread upon your cattle on your sheep upon your oxe IN Your Field
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burden2k7 commented on 01 Sep 2009
yeah they do eat them but if they ate them in that number to even make a scratch on there population you need every african every minute of the day eating them..
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Gayson Brody commented on 20 Apr 2011
Very interesting you know ive always feared plague and locusts but both are very interesting and far more dangerous than many thing in the envirionment
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Cesare Borgias commented on 26 Aug 2009
Human population is so tiny compared to the population of some insects, yet we do more damage to the environment. Great video nevertheless, as always.
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dragowoo commented on 06 Mar 2013
Catch a net full of locusts, deep fry them golden brown, season with salt, herbs, chilli, pepper, and garlic powder. A true Asian delicacy mmm mmmmm.
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Vincent Valentine commented on 03 Nov 2012
how dangerous would a human being be if they are in the midst of a locusts swarm? wingless of course? "Honey? Bring the fly swatter!"
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mszs commented on 28 Aug 2009
So, we should get them when they are still stuck to the ground. Suck them up with a vacuum and fry and eat them!
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