Amazon: Land of the Flooded Forest

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• Posted 04/17/10 by Michael Jackson
  I'm still alive in the internet! someone help me! Heee Hee! oh excuse me. HELP!!!
• Posted 08/11/09 by Renee
  It is SO sad that this beautiful land is getting destroyed by us. I will probably not have the chance to see this beauty in person and even sadder that it may not be around to see in person by my children.
• Posted 07/13/09 by Dale
  entertaining...;educational...excellent
• Posted 07/13/09 by maria barron
  thank you making it possible to view NG material for free. of course i could not afford at this time to purchase a documentry that is so educational and Fun to watch with with my preschoolers and kindergardner who has a ton of questions. thanks
• Posted 07/13/09 by Linda
  This film looks great, but I couldn't get any sound. I checked my computer sound controls and the sound control on the film, both with no luck. I really want to see this film with the sound........is there a solution for this?
• Posted 07/13/09 by Keith Hamlin
  This is one amazing video. I would to know how the eco-system has been doing since the reporting of gold miners using mecury that is contaminating the river. They have been using it for the last 20 years approximately since this video reported it in 1990, and no telling how long prior to that time. it's alarming how much mecury has been detected in fish since that time, and thus criminal how it has made its way into the people of the Amazon.
• Posted 06/02/09 by mark
  HI REX, YOU'RE YELLING!!!!
• Posted 05/11/09 by REX
  THIS HAS GOT TO BE ONE OF THE MOST INTERESTING VIDEOS I HAVE WATCHED. THE PEOPLE ARE ONE WITH THE RIVER. EXCEPT THE GOVERNMENTS AND BIG BUSINESS. THEY ARE THE ONES THAT CREATE THAT MOST PROBLEMS FOR THE RIVER PEOPLE, WHO JUST WANT TO LIVE.
• Posted 04/27/09 by Ana
  In Central America, the Maya Nut is making it clear that trees are worth more standing than cut down. Trees are critical to the well being of forest inhabitants in Central America. Ironically though, many forest dependent communities find it pays more to cut trees down than to keep them standing. A Maya nut is currently both the Mayan calendar conspiracy theorists and not, simultaneously. (Making them both ridiculous and, by being two things at once, Schrodinger's Cat.) The Maya Nut, otherwise known as brosimum alicastrum, is an amazing plant, a prolific food source, and keystone of rainforest environments of Central America. Studies have shown that once it disappears, other species will follow it. Erika Vohman, founder of The Equilibrium Fund, having discovered the properties of this wonder plant, is doing all she can to protect it, as it provides food without needing short term loans to cultivate large supplies. Protecting the Maya Nut would go a long way for the credit repair of food producing species in the environment.
• Posted 04/16/09 by aldrin
  Very nice and thanks for sharing the most extraordinary and the most uncommon beauty of our nature that ever existed.
• Posted 04/08/09 by anamanatic69
  Really good film. For anyone who loves nat .geo ,this is one to see!!!
• Posted 11/14/08 by dragon rider
  thank you 4 this site any where