Free Documentaries Online
AT DOCUMENTARY-LOG.COM YOU CAN WATCH HUNDREDS OF THE MOST INTERESTING, POPULAR AND FULL-LENGTH DOCUMENTARIES.
NO REGISTRATION OR ANYTHING ELSE IS NEEDED! VISIT US EVERY DAY TO WATCH FREE ONLINE DOCUMENTARIES!
Documentary Updates by Email
Week's Popular Documentaries
Recent Comments...
- Ash: I'm not political at all,
- Ash: I saw this a while
- Documentary-Log.com: Great question, Jess!
- Documentary-Log.com: Hi Estera, you are very welcome!
- estera pearl: Thank you very much for
- jimmy: there are some good ones
- Jess: In the end, it comes
- Ash: I truly wonder if anyone
- Documentary-Log.com: Hi, this is Benjy: the
- ylooshi: It seems this documentary is
- Documentary-Log.com: Hi Jim, This is Benjy. I
- James Macri: I enjoy all the docs,
- ทำเว็บ: Thanks for the article. I
- jane haydon: Absolutely fascinating, thankyou!
- LJ: Crap and boring. These people
- Kehinde: I love my natural hair!
- Kehinde: Are you serious?
- Ash: You're making a spurious argument,
- Amberlee: Deep thought! Thanks for cointrbuting.
- roleat: Great documentary, really shows the
Documentaries
- Anthropology (47)
- Astronomy, Space (127)
- Biography (64)
- Biology, Environment (120)
- Business, Economy (46)
- Cosmology, Physics (109)
- Crime (26)
- Documentary Trailers (1)
- Editor's Picks (6)
- From the Vault (15)
- Health (43)
- History (86)
- Lifestyle, Society (118)
- Mystery, Conspiracy (51)
- Nature (50)
- News (11)
- Politics (32)
- Psychology (64)
- Religion (35)
- Science, Technology (156)
Newest Documentaries
Editor's Picks
Nature Documentaries
Nature Documentaries tell the greatest biography of them all: Mother Nature’s. Our fragile world isn’t always so fragile. Sometimes it’s a savage fight for survival: a hurricane, or a tidal wave and a volcano. But, nature can also be as delicate as beautiful spider’s web and as graceful as a humming bird’s wings. Nature documentaries are about the whale, the ant, the land, the sea, the sky. Enjoy a nature documentary below!
-
The Tasminian Devil is known as the biggest marsupial carnivore in the world, and it is only found in, where else but Tasmania in Australia. Known for its blood curdling screams, its scavenging on carcasses and its nondiscriminatory kills, the Devils have their share of bad reputation. But this documentary explores deeply into the way
Watch now… -
The secret to a long and happy life starts to impact a person as early as being inside his mother’s womb for nine months. This documentary video explores this idea of how much of a man’s life is determined by the conditions of his mother’s pregnancy. The idea of which was hatched by a British
Watch now…
-
Ian Stewart and National Geographic explores the behavior of tsunamis throughout history by presenting ten stories about this massive natural force. It is an unstoppable one that has caused a lot of lives and ruined places and even an entire civilization. Tsunamis can go higher than the tallest known skycraper and can travel at a
Watch now… -
This documentary takes a poignant look at how chemtrails affect our lives and the environment. Every now and then, we see aircrafts hovering over the sky followed by a murky haze of cloud that suggest these are not merely coming from the jet’s engines. In a move to supposedly make our lives better, geo-engineering has
Watch now… -
The bond between humans and dogs is a mystery. But it is a remarkable mystery that is the feature of this documentary as scientists investigate the genetics of these domesticated animals and find implications that may impact human culture’s evolution. Dogs do have a special bond with humans and can easily detect, read and respond
Watch now… -
In this stunningly beautiful documentary, the explore.org team takes a trip to the jungles of Rwanda to get up close and personal with four different families of wild mountain gorillas. A stunning glimpse into the way these gorillas interact with each other. It’s remarkable to see how similar their behavior is to our own.
-
Will our generation be able to live forever? Unlikely, even with the wonders of science creating more and more 100+ year old human. At the end of the day, there’s only so much our bodies can take: our teeth, our hearts, our organs, our bones and skin: they all decay. But, what if we could
Watch now… -
Hi there! I’m the other new guy around, Louis from Switzerland. I hope that you’ll have as much fun watching our posts as I had in the past. As I am generally not a man of many words – Here’s my first documentary for you. Islands of Scotland – 1 of 6 – Isle of
Watch now…


(2 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)