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From Madagascar to the South Pacific, these are breathtaking scenes featuring island wildlife.

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  1. 1
    @naturezavidabr

    Island ecosystems are fascinating. It’s amazing how animals evolve so differently when isolated for thousands of years.

  2. 5
    @AigleSauvage_FR

    After watching this, I understand why many species only exist in a single location, but are also extremely vulnerable to extinction.

  3. 6
    @rigobertoleclerc8804

    Esa es una verdadera voz de documentales,no como la porquería de voces de la tal inteligencia artificial, que está haciendo que dejemos de ver esos interesantes documentales

  4. 7
    @greengardenfrog

    so bears Associate food with people and know the cars and trash cans… so hand feed a shark and when you go swimming, it may attack due to association… nice.

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