Check out explore.org!
explore.org is an amazing collection of live nature videos. You'll find bears, raptors, fish and more in natural and manmade environments. There are even kittens!
The video above is a story CBS did on the site and serves as a great introduction.
(Thanks u/Dogfather for the introduction over on /c/birds!)
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Wow, how did I not know about this. 2.5k people watching a live stream of a bear right now lol
Isn't that great? I think a lot of them may be businesses and break rooms just showing them for fun.
Well this interesting. I've watched this, and several others, from the same site just this morning...
Are you signed in to YouTube/Google? I know a LOT of videos won't show to me unless I'm signed in.
Always signed in...I'm a YouTube junkie.
Hmmm I wonder why CA
Not sure. @Decorama copied the link from where he (or she) is, presumably USA, and for whatever reason, my place in Canada doesn't like that link. But I can go directly to the same site and see the same video. (I did see the video image in the main feed, it only blocked when I clicked on the post)
Now I'm wondering if any of videos I've posted do the same to users outside of Canada. And the image of the "video unavailable" doesn't let me grab a link. I think going forward I'll embed a link below any videos I post "Original Link" or whatever so people can grab it if the video is blocked...hopefully that will work.
Is hotlinking not allowed in Canada?
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