The Lüneburg Heath: Germany’s Manmade Animal Paradise | Free Documentary Nature
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Forests and fields, moors and heathland, shepherds and sheep – these are the symbols of an ostensibly unspoilt landscape that has inspired poets and painters alike for centuries.
The secret of the almost 500 km² nature reserve Naturpark Südheide lies in its diversity: the origins of its soil, geology and topography can be traced back to the ice age. But the region between Hamburg and Hannover is anything but unspoilt.
For centuries, it was synonymous with heathland farmers and formed as a North German cultivated landscape. This documentary tells of an almost unknown region, which has been strongly influenced by mankind for centuries, yet still remains diverse in its nature.
Nature filmmaker Günter Goldmann presents the Lüneburg Heath to us with impressive behavioural observations of quarrelling black grouse, badgers in their subterranean burrows, the clashing of young wild boar and crane fledglings, who seek protection in the warm plumage of their parents. Aerial views present the region from a lofty perspective, while extreme HD slow motion images of black grouse, wild boar and roe deer provide insights into the world of the animal inhabitants in the heart of Lower Saxony.
Most liked comments about the videoEssa vida selvagem e mais branda para os animais.poucos predadores.a briga maior e entre eles.admiro a paisagem .muita paz muitas flores lindas.borboletas muito coloridas.muito bom.passaros se alimentando e cantando.e um verdadeiro paraiso. Despreocupaçao a maior parte do tempo para o narrador e haja agua para caminhar para o cinegrafista. Belissima imagem .otimo.muito bom este documentario.
Great nature….keep it that way…do not ever destroy nature
Beautiful nature
That was the most beautiful deer I’ve ever seen 😍
very relaxing, Beautiful! , Well done.
Nature is life👍❤️💯✔️we must protect it.
Lovely . not really man made as much as man guided. Good job.Halleluyah!
