National Geographic Video News Player

To begin with, I like listening to National Geography. It covers news and documentary of animals, environment, and people. Moreover, it's not biased for any specific country's interest. I think what the camera views is quite objective. That's why I prefer listening to National Geography to any other news agency. But there's one thing I don't like about National Geography. It's when I watch animal news. Often times, I watch weaker animals hunted down by stronger animals. Yesterday I watched a baby buffalo killed by a pack of hyena. I try to avoid animal documentary. In general, however, I enjoy watching National Geography.

Rookie Smokejumpers(Environment)
Yesterday I watched this video and jotted down some main points to summerize but I don't have the note now. I tried to listen to the video again, but the computer I'm using now have some problem with playing the vedio. It's on and off, so I can't listen properly.
So I'll bring up yesterday's memory and write. Let me see...Smokejumpers are people who landed down from the sky and put out fires in the middle of mountainous area where it's difficult for normal firefighters to approach. Many of them used to be firefighters. They're regarded as "elite firefighters". Veterans are coming back to be smokejumpers. Surprisingly, even though their job is very dangerous and diffiuclt, the number of applicants is much more than that of the positions. Smokejumpers put a lot of efforts to learn the skills needed to be one. Their practice is very smilar to the real situations. The trainers record trainees' performance in detail and tell them what they should work on to improve the skills.
I think to become a smokejumer requires one to be brave, adventurous, and dedicated. Above all, they hate the devastating consequence the forest fire brings; trees, animals, people will be burned down to ashes unless somebody extinguish the spreading forest fire. I think somejumpers made a great sacrifice for the sake of many forms of living creatures in nature.

I just watched the section of environment, the hurricane. It looks touching people softly not like other huge, furious ones. Some children with adults being around seems happy with it and I would like to join there in case we do have that kind of spiral winds in Korea.
Hi, Pilsu. It'd been two weeks after the last lecture of the spring semester. How are you doing? Almost high schools will be facing the final term exam next week. So a bit busy right now for me but I think you are probably working part time job and studying whatever time you have got. I like you passion for studying and focusing on whatever you like.
The last part in your writing is my point of view as well. I also have that kind of sympathy. So sad, isn't it? However, after all survival is that the nature is all about.
I will see you around.^^

Hi,
I was not sure if I enjoy the National Geographic videos. But I tried and I am really nice suppraised. I found interesting video about the Monterey Bay. Last year I had opportunity to visit in this ocean shore. I fully agree that is unique and should be protect.
From video I learned a lot about animals living in Monterey Bay water. The deepest under water canyon creates conditions to exist wide variety of plants, fishes, mammals and birds.
I was impressed by green water forest with small shrimps.
I will watch more videos from now.