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David Attenborough's reminder about the global crisis

An extinction as "profound and far-reaching" as the one that wiped out dinosaurs: Here is naturalist David Attenborough's reminder about the global crisis that threatens the balance of nature.

04/15/2019 2:25 PM
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66 comments

  • Dany T.
    04/15/2019 14:41

    He has been ringing the alarm bells as well a David Suzuki and others. We didn't listen.

  • Erwin V.
    04/15/2019 15:00

    Een wijs man

  • Adrienne B.
    04/15/2019 15:25

    When can we see this on mainstream TV - not all of us can afford Netflix etc.

  • Guy R.
    04/15/2019 15:43

    איזה איש

  • Linda G.
    04/15/2019 17:11

    If you can't understand the science, maybe you can understand this gentleman...

  • Alan W.
    04/15/2019 17:18

    Interesting statistics on how invasive a species we have become. I sometimes wonder whether climate change will turn out to be natures way of thinning us down to redress the balance.

  • Rajko P.
    04/15/2019 17:54

    To bi si morali ogledati voditeljica in gosti v oddaji Odkrito.Retorika kot 200 let nazaj.

  • Wilfried S.
    04/15/2019 19:44

    Please share this

  • Rose G.
    04/15/2019 21:04

    🧡

  • Phil T.
    04/15/2019 21:09

    We think we are so superior but to this planet we are totally irrelevant in terms of what we offer to make it thrive. Every plant, animal, fungus has a role....except us. We hinder it. We’ve got the chance to change that yet we choose to keep ripping up trees, waging war and chucking our shite in the oceans

  • David R.
    04/15/2019 23:03

    Future generations will look back at people like David Attenborough and realize that amidst the destruction, there were voices crying out for sanity. May they not cry out in vain.

  • Andrea H.
    04/15/2019 23:35

    Amazing series. I'm now at Episode 5. Truly sad to see how much human activities affect nature and few understand or care

  • Lynne H.
    04/16/2019 00:15

    I just adore this old fart ❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • Toni J.
    04/16/2019 01:01

    If we all became vegetarians, it might be a start, since domesticated livestock and poultry are part of that 96%.

  • Michelle N.
    04/16/2019 01:18

    It's so sad that we care more for saving murderers and waging war than we do about things that truly matter.

  • Galina T.
    04/16/2019 05:16

    Saving Nature is our future. For humanity, there is no other way to survive.

  • Anthony W.
    04/16/2019 06:23

    Shame you didn't feel that way about those fucking penguins.you were angry the camera crew dug a little trench to let those stuck penguins out,they would have died if they didn't help...YOU said you shouldn't interfere with nature now your saying something different Dave...those penguins must have one of the hardest lifes on the planet,how heartless to just watch them die when 5 minutes work saved a handful of them...nearly everyone on the planet would of helped them....should we wait till they are nearly extinct before helping ? I used to think the sun shone out of your arse David Attenborough but now not so much

  • Itz C.
    04/16/2019 08:34

    We need a start killing everyone. All the ppl. They're icky

  • Yehonatan G.
    04/16/2019 12:23

    הנה עוד סרטון שמסביר את הרס של בתי גידול והכחדת מינים ואיך זה משפיע עלינו

  • Hardeek B.
    04/16/2019 13:11

    Brittany