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[BBC系列]：野生非洲Wild Africa-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载

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由弗格·基恩（Fergal Keane）讲述并由??英国广播公司（BBC）在2001年出版的自然纪录片-?中文，英文多国语言解说Nature Documentary narrated by Fergal Keane and published by BBC in 2001- Chinese, English Multilanguage narration

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非洲是母亲大陆，是2.7亿年前所有其他大洲被撕毁的核心。从那以后，三个因素对其野生生物产生了深远的影响：这片巨大的土地留在了几乎相同的地方，它独立存在并且横跨了赤道。它也受到保护，免受残酷的冰河时代和破坏性入侵的侵扰，并受到气候和地质条件的温和变化的滋养。结果，动植物在这里的繁荣发展超过了其他任何大陆。这是非洲-富饶，多元而迷人的世界-的心脏。时间是我们系列的关键。在气候和地质因素的影响下，时间使非洲积累了我们今天看到的令人惊叹的野生动植物。该系列涵盖丛林，海岸，山脉，沙漠，萨凡纳和河流与山脉。??山???展示非洲最古老的山脉，80万年前的阿特拉斯山脉摩洛哥壮观的埃塞俄比亚高原和东非大裂谷的巨头。野生非洲还探索了其中最大的一个乞力马扎罗山和最年轻的山峰-风景如画的维龙加斯，仍然喷出大火。在非洲的天空中探索这些岛屿，发现它们的孤立和极端的物理条件如何促进了非洲的进化。一些非凡的生命形式。[编辑]???萨凡纳???在灌木丛和草丛中穿行，从林地到开阔的平原，野生非洲探索了这个能量丰富的世界最近如何以及为何进化的奥秘，并发现了动物的多种方式植物已经利用了它。[编辑]??沙漠???总体而言，非洲是一个干旱的大陆，沙漠占主导地位。野生非洲探索荒漠的形成方式，以及动植物进化以应对微不足道和不可预测的降雨，强烈的太阳辐射，食物短缺和庇护所的惊人方式。通过非洲沙漠旅行，野生非洲揭示了足够的时间，各种各样的动植物甚至可以在最恶劣的条件下谋生。从非洲最干旱，最年轻，最广阔的撒哈拉沙漠开始，我们向南前往卡拉哈里，偶尔的季风雨给宽容的沙漠带来宽容。然后通过较干燥的较早的Karoo向西行驶，然后完成在非洲纳米比的旅程。??海岸???非洲 S海岸曾被分手冈瓦纳大陆100万年前形成的。它们定义了这个特殊大陆的熟悉形状，并接触了各种环境，包括沙漠，山脉，森林，湿地和热带草原。野生非洲带我们回到过去，目睹非洲的诞生，并带我们进行一次壮观的旅程大陆的边缘。[编辑]???丛林???植物通过使用毒药，招募防御军，喂养死者并利用动物进行授粉和种子传播而惊人地统治了这个绿色世界。对于掠食者来说，这个世界面临着巨大的挑战，不仅是在如此纠结的地方寻找猎物，而且还在于如何处理被众多动植物缠住的毒素。千年以来，雨水来去，江河蜿蜒和Africa is the mother continent the core from which all the other continents were torn away 270 million years ago. Since then, three factors have had profound consequences on its wildlife.This mighty block of land has stayed in much the same place, it stands alone and it straddles the equator. It's also been protected from crippling ice ages and destructive invasions as well as nurtured by gentle changes in climate and geology.As a result, animals and plants have flourished here more successfully than on any other continent. This is Africa - rich, diverse and fascinating - and the heart of the world. Time is the key to our series.Influenced by climate and geology, time has allowed Africa to accumulate the breathtaking variety of wildlife we see today. The series covers Jungle, Coasts, Mountains, Deserts, Savannahs and Rivers & Lakes as the topic of each episode.[edit] Mountains Showcasing Africa’s oldest mountain ranges, the 80 million year old Atlas mountains in Morocco to the spectacular Ethiopian highlands and the giants of the Great Rift Valley. Wild Africa also explores the greatest of them all Kilimanjaro and the very youngest peaks, the picturesque Virungas, which still spout fire.Exploring these islands in the African sky, discover how their isolation and extreme physical conditions, have been able to promote the evolution of some extraordinary life forms.[edit] Savannah Filming in and through the thickets and grass, traveling from woodlands to the open plains, Wild Africa explores the mystery of how and why this energy-rich world recently evolved and discovers the many ways in which animals and plants have capitalised on it.[edit] Deserts As a whole, Africa is a dry continent with deserts dominating the landscape. Wild Africa explores how these deserts were created, and the amazing ways in which animals and plants have evolved to cope with the meagre and unpredictable rainfall, intense solar radiation, shortages of food and lack of shelter.By traveling through the African deserts, Wild Africa reveals that given enough time, a diverse variety of animals and plants can make a living in even the harshest conditions.Beginning in the Sahara, Africa’s driest, youngest and most extensive desert, we head south to the Kalahari, a more forgiving desert fed by occasional monsoonal rains. Then traveling west, through the older, drier Karoo before completing the journey in the Namib, Africa’s most ancient desert where an amazing collection of life is sustained only by coastal fog.[edit] Coast Africa’s coasts were formed by the break-up of Gondwanaland 100 million years ago. They define the familiar shape of this special continent, and touch on a variety of environments including deserts, mountains, forests, wetlands and savannahs.Wild Africa takes us back in time to witness the birth of Africa and also carries us on a spectacular journey around the edge of the continent.[edit] Jungle Plants amazingly dominate this green world by employing poisons, recruiting defensive armies, feeding off the dead and using animals for pollination and seed dispersal. For predators this world presents exceptional challenges, not only in finding prey in such a tangled place, but in how to deal with the toxins that so many animals and plants are laced with.Over the millenia, rains have come and gone, rivers have snaked and weaved, an infinite number of trees have grown and fallen, while grasslands have been swallowed and reborn.With every change, there has been a new opportunity for a vibrant life, from gentle forest elephants to tiny multicoloured killifish. The green heart of Africa is a bubbling cauldron of evolution, a giant experiment with life.[edit] Lakes and Rivers Just as Africa constantly throws-up mountains which intercept moisture-laden clouds from the oceans, so the changing landscape also creates grooves and basins which channel and gather the precious moisture that falls on the high ground.Fresh water, light and warmth are the three fundamental elements that engender life. Rarely in Africa do these three come together, but when they do the continent explodes with life. Traveling from mountain streams to raging torrents, and from lakes as big as seas to seasonal floodplains, Wild Africa takes us on a journey which explores how animals and plants have invaded and exploited Africa’s many waterways.Water has intrinsic character. Whether gentle and nurturing or violent and erosive, stagnant and restricting or liberating and life-saving. Wild Africa reflects these moods through breathtaking imagery and the emotion of sound.

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分集时长: 00:50

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分集数: 6

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