This comedy sketch presents a faux nature documentary featuring Australia’s own white ibis, which has become an urban scavenger, the bin chicken.
Perhaps this will be an example of what nature documentaries will transition into.
Category Archives: Nature
Pushbikes Of Sydney
Something different on this trip to Sydney has been sightings of pushbikes just sitting around the place unattended.
Watch them quietly resting in the urban wilderness, sometimes alone, other times in small peletons.
Snow In The Sahara
As we swelter away in Mount Gambier with the temperature making it to 41 degrees Celsius yesterday and it’s back up to 36 degrees today about midday, here’s a slightly surreal BBC video featuring the town of Ain Sefra, on the edge of the Sahara desert, where, as unlikely as it may seem, they had snow.
Snow and the Sahara.
Not usually thought of together.
5000kms In 4 Minutes
This four minute video condenses a journey along the length of the Continental Divide Trail from the US/Mexico border to the US/Canada border through New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana, covering some 5000kms.
Finally, a way to appreciate the outdoors.
I think I’m going to watch the three hour Ghan train movie on SBS Sunday night.
It’s better than leaving home.
Making Nature Documentaries Natural
There’s a substantial amount of editing used to make nature documentaries.
In order for them to seem natural, lots of unnatural stuff is done post filming in production.
How Deep Is The Ocean?
As this video demonstrates the earth’s oceans go deep.
Very deep.
And there’s a lot of space that’s never been explored.
Cyclone Debbie From Space
This striking image of Cyclone Debbie about to make landfall was featured in a Mental Floss post about the storm.
The Image Credit is: SSEC/Google Earth
