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Tasmania Documentary 4K | Wildlife | Australia Landscapes and Nature | Original Documentary

Into the Wild Films
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Separated from Australia’s mainland 12,000 years ago, Tasmania is unlike any part of Australia. This documentary explores the natural beauty of Tasmania’s rugged wilderness and the animal inhabitants that live there. Narrated by Steve Chambers and presented in 4K this documentary explores many of Tasmania’s stunning landscapes and natural inhabitants including shorebirds, Pied Oyster Catchers, Silver Gulls, Humpback Whales, Australian Fur Seals, Padamelons, Wombats, Bennet’s Wallaby, Tallus Grasshoppers, Northern Snow Skinks, Cape Barren Goose and Bruny Island’s famous White Wallaby. Also featured are the Mountain Ash, the Fagus …...more
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Introduction

0:00

Background

1:42

The North East / Bay of Fires

3:11

Humpback Whales

5:35

Tasman Peninsular / Sea Cliffs

6:58

Australian Fur Seals

8:16

Southern Ocean / South Cape Bay

9:55

The South-west Wilderness

10:58

Cool Temperate Rainforests

12:15

Pademelons

13:17

Buttongrass Moorlands

14:23

Wombats

15:31

The Alpine Region

16:50

Bennet’s Wallaby

19:44

Alpine Plants

20:20

Snow in Summer

21:10

The Mountain Ash

22:01

Tasmanian Fungi

23:43

Bruny Island

25:17

The Cape Barren Goose

26:40

The White Wallaby

27:37

Conclusion

28:32

Credits

29:52
Tasmania Documentary 4K | Wildlife | Australia Landscapes and Nature | Original Documentary
Separated from Australia’s mainland 12,000 years ago, Tasmania is unlike any part of Australia. This documentary explores the natural beauty of Tasmania’s rugged wilderness and the animal inhabitants that live there. Narrated by Steve Chambers and presented in 4K this documentary explores many of Tasmania’s stunning landscapes and natural inhabitants including shorebirds, Pied Oyster Catchers, Silver Gulls, Humpback Whales, Australian Fur Seals, Padamelons, Wombats, Bennet’s Wallaby, Tallus Grasshoppers, Northern Snow Skinks, Cape Barren Goose and Bruny Island’s famous White Wallaby. Also featured are the Mountain Ash, the Fagus Tree, Tasmanian Pencil Pines, and a variety of Tasmania’s native Fungi. Australia Forest, Australia jungle, Australia Rainforest #FreeDocumentaryNature #Documentary #SeeAustralia #Tasmania #WildTasmania #DiscoverTasmania #Australia #TasmanianDevil #TasmanianTiger Narration by Steve Chambers - check out Steve’s website here https://www.stevevoicetalent.com/ Aerial footage obtained from archive media - POND5, Shutterstock, Getty Images. FACTUAL CORRECTIONS 3:32 Granite is an igneous rock not volcanic rock 3:46 Granite contains quartz not quartzite 18:09 Deciduous Beech is Australia's only "endemic" deciduous tree WEB / SOCIAL MEDIA Web: https://intothewildfilms.com/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/into_the_wild_films/ CONTACT US Email: iwfilms10@gmail.com Chapters 00:00 Introduction 01:42 Background 03:11 The North East / Bay of Fires 05:35 Humpback Whales 06:58 Tasman Peninsular / Sea Cliffs 08:16 Australian Fur Seals 09:55 Southern Ocean / South Cape Bay 10:58 The South-west Wilderness 12:15 Cool Temperate Rainforests 13:17 Pademelons 14:23 Buttongrass Moorlands 15:31 Wombats 16:50 The Alpine Region 19:44 Bennet’s Wallaby 20:20 Alpine Plants 21:10 Snow in Summer 22:01 The Mountain Ash 23:43 Tasmanian Fungi 25:17 Bruny Island 26:40 The Cape Barren Goose 27:37 The White Wallaby 28:32 Conclusion 29:52 Credits Musicbed SyncID: MB013NXOIBPLBWH

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