Every video here comes from a channel we follow that makes real nature films: BBC Earth, Nat Geo, PBS and many smaller wildlife filmmakers. Stars come from public numbers, not a review: reach for the channel's size, how many viewers liked it, and how many commented.
Nature and wildlife films from more than 60 channels that make them, from BBC Earth, Nat Geo and PBS to independent wildlife filmmakers and photographers. Pick a shelf: predators, ocean life, birds, Africa, bugs, reptiles, the polar regions, North America, rainforests, wild weather, dinosaurs, or long relaxing nature films.
Right here. Every video on this page is free on YouTube and plays in YouTube's own player. The 'Fall Asleep to Nature' shelf has long, calm films.
More than 60, including BBC Earth, National Geographic, Nature on PBS, Terra Mater, Free Documentary, Ze Frank's True Facts, Casual Geographic, Animalogic and Brave Wilderness. Stars are size-neutral, so small filmmakers rank alongside the big names.
Yes. There are no accounts, no sign-ups and no subscriptions. Every video is free to watch on YouTube.
Politics has no stars; it is sorted by time, newest first. Everywhere else, stars come from public numbers, not reviews, and never from how big a channel is. Each video is scored on three things: how far it reached for the size of its channel, how many viewers liked it, and how many talked about it in the comments. Only videos with two stars or more are listed. The guide 'How the stars work' has the details.
