6,042 bird species were observed in a single year by Dutch birdwatcher Arjan Dwarshuis in his attempt to break the world record.
Synopsis
6,042 bird species were observed in a single year by Dutch birdwatcher Arjan Dwarshuis in his attempt to break the world record.
Synopsis
Arjan Dwarshuis stands in a lush rainforest, eyes scanning the treetops for birds. In 2016, the Dutch birdwatcher embarks on a quest to break the world record for the most bird species observed in a single year. He travels across South America, Africa, and Asia, facing challenges like weather and logistics. Dwarshuis aims to surpass Noah Strycker’s record of 6,042 species while advocating for bird conservation.
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Why Watch
- Follow Arjan Dwarshuis in his birdwatching quest.
- See the diverse ecosystems of South America and Africa.
- Meet rare bird species in their natural habitats.
Did You Know
- Arjan Dwarshuis aimed to break the record of 6,042 bird species.
- The documentary was released in 2017, a year after Arjan's quest.
- Arjan traveled across multiple continents during his year-long effort.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What was the previous world record for the most bird species observed in a single year?
The previous world record was 6,042 species, held by Noah Strycker.
Who directed the documentary 'Arjan's Big Year'?
The documentary was directed by Michiel van den Bergh.
What year did Arjan Dwarshuis attempt to break the birdwatching record?
Arjan Dwarshuis attempted to break the record in 2016.
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