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[National Geographic系列]：野生斯里兰卡Wild Sri Lanka-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载
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保罗·麦甘（Paul McGann）主持的自然纪录片，国家地理杂志（National Geographic）在2015年出版-英语旁白Nature Documentary hosted by Paul McGann, published by National Geographic in 2015- English narration
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野生的斯里兰卡地球上没有其他地方可以创造，塑造和维持生命的水力，就像在这个小小的海洋岛屿斯里兰卡上那样令人眼花evident乱。从海浪中升起，这是一个没有时间，而是两个季风的地方。这个世界上倾盆大雨，乌云密布，河流泛滥，天空飞舞，霜冻覆盖高地，成千上万的人工湖形成了一个奇妙的仙境，充满了奇特，美丽而完全独特的野生动植物。在本系列中，我们将深入研究这些令人惊叹的生物的土地。从地球上最大的哺乳动物蓝鲸，到最小的伊特鲁里亚sh。并发现从斯里兰卡从冈瓦纳兰群岛的南部超大陆断裂并被海洋带到现在的家园的那一刻起，它一直是一个由不可阻挡的力量统治的岛屿：水。直到最近，四分之一世纪的内战使斯里兰卡的野生动植物与世界隔绝。但是现在战争结束了，斯里兰卡曾经一度陷入困境的水域开始分开，第一次揭示了看不见的生态资源。从海底的巨人到云雾peak绕的山峰鲜为人知的谜团， 斯里兰卡?印度洋的天堂?是穿越地球上其他任何地方都看不到的生态繁茂的旅程。[编辑]?曾经一度陷入困境的水域第一次分开，揭示了未见过的生态财富。从海底的巨人到其云雾peak绕的山峰鲜为人知的谜团，即“斯里兰卡”。印度洋的天堂?是穿越地球上其他任何地方都看不到的生态繁茂的旅程。[编辑]?曾经一度陷入困境的水域第一次分开，揭示了未见过的生态财富。从海底的巨人到其云雾peak绕的山峰鲜为人知的谜团，即“斯里兰卡”。印度洋的天堂?是穿越地球上其他任何地方都看不到的生态繁茂的旅程。[编辑]??巨人之海???当太阳升起在斯里兰卡南部海岸外的蓝色水域上时，地球上最大的哺乳动物破坏了它的表面。在这些海浪之下，生活着一个独特的侏儒蓝鲸种群，它们比该星球上的任何其他蓝鲸种群都有更多的觅食，交配和近距离玩耍。但是它们生存的关键在于内陆数百英里，在斯里兰卡最高的山顶。季风降雨倾泻到陆地上时，一百多条河流从山上流下，并携带着养分，这些养分涌入大海。从纠结的红树林到原始的白色沙滩，斯里兰卡的沿海水域展现了自然界中最宏伟的海洋哺乳动物。当海龟在棕榈树环绕的海岸上产卵时，斯里兰卡?那些标志性的高跷渔民正在等待不断变化的季节带来的鲱鱼和鲭鱼的浅滩。在海上，欣欣向荣的珊瑚礁掩藏着充斥着鱼类的古老沉船，而数百只海豚在海浪中奔波。这是一个海洋岛屿，在这里水首先是一切。??湖泊之地???在斯里兰卡灌木丛的草地上，一头豹子缠着猎物。这里的食物很多，因为成千上万的人工湖维持着草地上的鹿群觅食。这些蓝色的水池是斯里兰卡公寓生活的中心。因为，随着季风的消退和阳光灼热，原本干燥的土地，这些湖泊滋养了土地，成为了懒惰的熊，彩绘的鹳，jack狼，猴子以及一些最浓密的鳄鱼和大象的聚集地，它们遍布在地球上的任何地方，它们是地球上最早的自然保护区，拥有古老的液压系统，为斯里兰卡的大型动物群落，有魅力的哺乳动物提供了一个运动场，其魅力十足的水证明了在这个小小的国家中令人敬畏的水的威力。丰富的自然历史资源。[编辑]??云雾???森林斯里兰卡森林崛起Wild Sri LankaNowhere else on earth is the power of water to create, shape and sustain life so dazzlingly evident as on the tiny oceanic island of Sri Lanka. Rising from the waves, it is a land where not one, but two monsoons mark time. A world where rains pour down, clouds swell, rivers flow, mists dance across the skies, frosts dust the highlands and thousands of man-made lakes form a curious wonderland filled with a wildlife that is strange, beautiful and utterly unique. In this series we will delve into the land of these breathtaking creatures – from the largest mammal on earth, the blue whale, to the smallest, the etruscan shrew – and discover how, from the moment Sri Lanka fractured from the southern supercontinent of Gondwanaland and was carried by the oceans to its present home – it has been an island which has been ruled by one unstoppable force: water.Until recently, a quarter of a century of civil war isolated Sri Lanka’s wildlife from the world. But now that war is over and Sri Lanka’s once-troubled waters are parting to reveal unseen ecological riches for the very first time.From the goliaths in its ocean depths to the little-known mysteries of its cloud-shrouded peaks, ‘Sri Lanka – Paradise in the Indian Ocean’ is a journey through an unseen ecological lushness found nowhere else on earth.[edit] Ocean of Giants As the sun rises over the blue waters off Sri Lanka’s southern coast, the largest mammal on earth breaks the surface. Beneath these waves lives a unique population of pygmy blue whales which feed, mate and play closer to shore in greater numbers than any other blue whale population on the planet. But the key to their existence lies hundreds of miles inland, at the top of Sri Lanka’s highest mountains. As the monsoon rains pour onto land, over a hundred rivers flow from the mountains, carrying with them nutrients which flood into the seas. From tangled mangrove forests to pristine white-sand beaches, Sri Lanka’s coastal waters present a show of nature’s most magnificent marine mammals. As turtles lay their eggs on palm-fringed shores, Sri Lanka’s iconic stilt fishermen wait for the shoals of herring and mackerel which the changing seasons bring. And out at sea, thriving coral reefs hide ancient wrecks filled with fish, while hundreds of dolphin race among the waves. This is an oceanic island where water, above all things, rules.[edit] Land of Lakes In the grasses of Sri Lanka’s scrub forests, a leopard stalks his prey. Here, food is plentiful, as populations of deer feed on the grass sustained by thousands of man-made lakes. These pools of blue are the centre of life on the flats of Sri Lanka. Because, as the monsoons recede and the sun scorches an otherwise parched land, these lakes nourish the land as sloth bears, painted storks, jackals, monkeys and some of the greatest concentrations of both mugger crocodiles and elephants to be found anywhere on earth swarm to their cool embrace…The earliest nature sanctuary on earth, this ancient hydraulic system creates a playground for the mega fauna of Sri Lanka, charismatic mammals whose abundance pays testimony to the awe-inspiring power of water over this tiny country’s rich wealth of natural history.[edit] Forest of Clouds The forests of Sri Lanka rise above the rest of the country like islands out of the sea. Here, species found nowhere else in the world have been marooned on high forest plateaus, isolated from the rest of Sri Lanka, unable to cross from one forest patch to another. They have evolved into highly diverse, self-supporting arboreal outposts – between which bats and birds fly with messages from outside. These forests are islands within an island – to step into them is to travel to another world where life is sustained by cloud swells and dancing mists. And as this mountainous terrain has combined with not one, but two, monsoons, a distinct microclimate has formed among these cloud-cloaked trees. Nearly half the island’s flowering plants are found here and amidst the twisted vine and creepers, rare and delicate orchids dot the landscape. Blue magpies, red-slender loris and purple-faced monkeys inhabit this strange, colourful – and ever diminishing - world. But although forest habitats are in decline thanks to the encroachment of man, one thing remains certain. As long as it has water to sustain it, life –the fabulous, curious, glorious life that flourishes on these high peaks – remains.
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