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The documentary recommended Nature BBC (Collection) David Attenborough: Africa. David. Attenboroughs. Africa》6“6 "6 episodes-full switching between Chinese and English subtitles 26.85G/MKV/720P.

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David Attenborough: Great Africa. David attenborough. Africa

Content introduction:

Created by the original team of [Life], it is a large-scale original ecological documentary. The camera will follow David Attenborough, the host, across the magical African continent, exploring undiscovered and unrecorded biological species and spectacular African miracles. .

Africa, located on both sides of the equator, is the second largest continent in the world, rich in wildlife and natural scenery. Huge and fierce predators roared and galloped among many herbivores; Orangutans, monkeys and snakes occupied the dense and dark forest. David Attenborough crosses this vast continent and leads the audience to appreciate the unique scenery here.

Note: David Attenborough, as one of the most famous TV presenters in the world, an outstanding naturalist and a pioneer in nature documentary production, is also considered as the longest traveler in history. He personally explored almost all the known ecological environments on the earth. Whether it is the icy Antarctic or the hot crater, from the desolate Sahara desert in Africa to the vibrant Amazon rainforest in South America, whether it is down to the mysterious underwater world or up to the 50-meter-high jungle canopy, he always appears beside the crystallization of nature in various ways, panting but full of enthusiasm, and vividly presents the magnificent life world to the audience. More importantly, he not only emphasized the appreciation of the program, but also showed the audience the true beauty of nature. Whether it is wishful "warmth and beauty" or artificially defined "ruthlessness", the audience can judge for themselves.

The first episode, kalahari desert.

On the kalahari desert, the clever beaver was deceived by a wild bird, but the solitary rhinoceros got together at night, while the giant locust chased the bird. It almost never rains in namib desert, where creatures have to rely on highly volatile fog. In the oldest desert in the world, all kinds of creatures must have housekeeping skills to survive: spiders huddle up to avoid hunting, while giraffes have to fight to protect their scarce resources. .

Episode 2, Savannah

East Africa is a constantly changing land. In order to survive here, creatures must be able to cope with all kinds of unpredictable events: the climate changes from rainy season to drought, food changes from abundance to scarcity, and the environment changes from cold to hot, no matter how bad the surrounding environment becomes.

From dense forests to snowy peaks, from fast-flowing streams to endless grasslands, this unique and changeable land is also a paradise for life, where countless unparalleled large animals live. However, besides those familiar social animals, there are many other animals that are always on the move: lizards that poach insects in front of tigers, large birds that look like dinosaurs that prey on fish in pools, and falcons that are in danger of losing everything when hundreds of thousands of bats from distant rainforests arrive.

Episode 3, Congo

The center of Africa is covered with dense tropical rain forests. In this crowded space, animals must divide their living space in various novel ways. There is danger in every shadow, but some animals thrive here: from gorillas who steal honey, birds whose dinosaurs are ancient relatives, to heavy elephants and light frogs. In Congo, no matter how fierce the competition is, every animal must stand up and fight for its own survival.

The fourth episode, The Cape of Good Hope

South Africa is full of vitality because two huge ocean currents alternately scour the Cape Pier. When these two currents meet, the collision of warm water and cold water brings the most spectacular natural miracle in the world: sardines running. This is the largest gathering place of carnivores in the world, including toads and whales. ?

Note: this episode mentioned African penguins (that is, penguins that need to keep warm and be afraid of cold broadcast by CCTV in the past two days):

Black-footed penguin (scientific name: Spheniscus Demersus), also known as African penguin, spotted ring penguin or jackass penguin, is a kind of penguin living on the southwest coast of Africa. It has colonies on 24 islands from Namibia to Algoya Bay near port elizabeth, South Africa, and the largest colony is located in Dale Island. In the1980s, probably due to the decrease of carnivores, the colony of black-footed penguins expanded to Bordes Beach and Betty Bay near Cape Town. Another continent group is in Namibia, but the time when it appeared is unknown. Bordes Beach attracts many tourists because the black-footed penguins can get close to tourists.

The close relatives of black-footed penguins are Humboldt penguins and Magellan penguins in southern South America and Galapagos penguins near the equatorial Pacific Ocean.

-Wikipedia, black-footed penguin

Episode 5: Sahara Desert

North Africa is home to the Sahara Desert, the largest desert in the world. On the edge of the desert, huge zebras compete fiercely for decreasing resources; Rats live underground in a strange way to avoid the high temperature on the surface. Inside the desert, the sand dunes constantly make a "whoosh" sound; Camels look for water with the help of leaders, while swallows fly thousands of kilometers to find hidden oases.

Episode 6: The Future of Africa

David Attenborough met a young rhinoceros face to face and wanted to know its future prospects. He met people who chose to stand with these wild animals at this important historical moment. We found out how much energy it takes to save a species, resist a desert, and even bring the whole wild area back to life-which gives us an idea of what the world was like before modern people appeared.

? David attenborough's Catalogue of Diversity: Greater Africa. David. Attenboroughs. Africa

Episode 1: kalahari desert

Episode 2: Grassland

Episode 3: Congo

Episode 4: Cape of Good Hope

Episode 5: Sahara Desert

Episode 6: The Future of Africa

No continent in the world can make people think like Africa. This is an uncultivated land, a real wasteland. Here, beauty and danger coexist; The vast wasteland has never changed for thousands of years. The breathtaking landforms, together with the resounding names-Sahara Desert, Serengeti Plain, kalahari desert and Congo, have built a dazzling background picture for the most unique wildlife settlement on earth, and its area is also unique in the world.

Africa is three times the size of Europe, with 46 countries and a population of nearly 10 billion. However, even in the 2 1 century today, Africa is still a wild land and the largest settlement of large animals in the world. At the same time, there are many secrets about wild animals here, and even more shocking discoveries are emerging in some inaccessible corners. 125000 gorillas found in Congo swamp forest. Imagine, if Africa still hides many secrets on such a large scale, what will people find?

The documentary "Africa" is tantamount to a grand ceremony. It includes the wildlife and landscape in this great land of Africa, and leads us into the only remaining wilderness on the earth-from the Cape of Good Hope in the south to the Atlas Mountains in the north, which reproduces the vastness and magic of this great land, full of danger but the most shocking sight. This film adopts high-definition shooting equipment, integrates the highest level of aerial photography technology, adopts ultra-fast speed, adopts time-lapse photography and low-light photography, and presents you with the most thrilling natural geography documentary.

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