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What a wonderful world!
(10) | 12/12/2011 | Translate: 
The well-known storyteller David Attenborough documentary, in the song "What a wonderful world" by Louis Armstrong with pictures from our wonderful world
(10) | 12/12/2011 | Translate: 
Documentary at the contruction site A worker mimics the voice of the famous documentary narrator David Attenborough, to describe the activities of his colleagues at the construction site.- The David Attenborough and "cannibals" The renowned Narrator of BBC documentary, David Attenborough, recounts the scene where he met for the first time an unknown native tribe in New Guinea.
- Cobweb The David Attenborough gives us a detailed picture of the construction of the Web of a spider, in this excerpt from the documentary "Life in the Undergrowth"
- Lyra: The MIME of the forest The David Attenborough presents the amazing Lyre bird or Minoyros (migratory bird of Australia) which mimics the chirping of other birds and sounds from the human world ... From the documentary "Life of Birds" by BBC
- The most funny narration of David Attenborough The famous storyteller David Attenborough from the BBC documentary, makes a very funny narration in Graham Norton's tv show
- Smart orcas hunt In Antarctica, a group of killer whales uses clever tactics to hunt a seal on a block of ice. Only about 100 killer whales in the world use this remarkable technique. Excerpt from the documentary "Frozen Planet II" by BBC.
- Painting with a typewriter The Indian artist A C Gurumurthy, uses a typewriter to create images of celebrities, animals and parts of the world he loves, for more than 50 years.
- Apocalyptic images from around the planet Webcams from Italy and other major cities of the world record unprecedented images with empty streets, squares, parks and other busy places.
- An original video game that brings photographs to life The programmer Matt Stark presents his idea for an original videogame. It has called "Polaroid Effect", the old instant cameras. The mechanics of the game allows the player to draw a picture of the environment using a camera, and then to place the image in the world as a piece of interactive environment - changing the world around him in a surreal photo collage. The Stark originally published the idea in November 2019, but it was not at an advanced stage. The recent development of the idea has come far enough and has become quite popular on the internet.
- The forger as a teenager, the Adolfo Kaminsky lived French occupation by the Nazis, and thousands of forged documents to help Jews escape the raids. After the 2nd World War, He continued his life helping people to escape from the horrors of war around the world. 2016, The New York Times did a documentary, made with cut paper and shadow based on the data of Kaminsky (living still).
- A bird constantly interrupts David Attenborough The David Attenborough is in a New Guinea forest for the shooting of a BBC documentary, but an exotic bird constantly interrupts.
- The Russian icebreaker Yamal on shots from a drone A DJI Inspire 2 drone equipped with a camera Zenmuse X7 filming the Russian nuclear icebreaker Yamal traveling in the Arctic Ocean. Recognizable by mouth shark, this huge ship 150 m long weighs 23,455 tons and has a strength of 75.000 HP. It named the peninsula Yamal, located in West Siberia. Beautiful pictures from the documentary "Russia from Above", of Freddie Rockenhaus and Petra Hofer.
- How can we save our planet; David Attenborough urges the human race: or change, either we will have very little time on this planet. And worst, We will destroy more than 90% of the fauna and flora in this. A video of the documentary producers "Our Planet" in cooperation but the WWF.
- Walruses falling from the cliff In the absence of ice, walruses trying to find a hill away from the beach to rest and reproduce. In this case, climb some dangerous hills and rocks, of which often fall and are killed. the documentary "Our Planet" It shows us some of these sad pictures.
- Arena In this hypnotic video entitled "Arena", Irish artist Paraic McGloughlin animates streets, buildings and neighborhoods around the world using imagery from Google Earth's maps.
magiko!