A man who has been helping in filimng wildlife documentaries for more than 20 years - Chris Palmer - has revealed that most of the "natural" scenes are actually directed and artificial [source: 1]. He reveals that those who film such documentaries actually transform the animals into actors and, thus, the majority of the extreme scenes are in fact "not real". "We had a scientist who had this killer whale skull and we asked him if he would bring it and then we put it at the bottom of the sea", said Palmer, referring to his film "Whales: An Unforgettable Journey". In his "Wolves" documentary, a lupine pack fed on a carcass that was not the tasty bounty of nature it seemed to be."We found a dead animal',' said Palmer. "You know there is lots of road kill around..so we put it there" on the set.
Everything in modern era is fake after all...
Its all about money. Its all industry.
And I always wandered how could there be so many wildlife documentaries in so many TV channels and with so many extreme scenes every year...
Fake news...
Fake "documentaries"...
Fake world...
In which life do you believe in?
