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[BBC系列]：马达加斯加Madagascar-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载

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大卫·阿滕伯勒（David Attenborough）主持的自然纪录片，由英国广播公司（BBC）于2011年发行-英语旁白Nature Documentary hosted by David Attenborough, published by BBC in 2011- English narration

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马达加斯加爵士戴维·阿滕伯勒爵士（David Attenborough）讲述了这个有趣的自然纪录片系列，该系列介绍了生活在马达加斯加岛上的各种物种的多样性。马达加斯加（Madagascar）地处非洲沿海，是迷雾山脉，热带雨林和多刺的沙漠灌木丛的土地。并拥有奇怪的野生动植物，其中大多数在地球上都找不到。英国广播公司（BBC）的自然历史部门采用最新的拍摄技术，捕捉了居住在这片令人难以置信的土地上的各种稀有野生动物，其中一些是首次拍摄，并以令人惊讶的故事讲述了该岛，狐猴以及该岛的最爱和经久不衰的象征。不太熟悉的生物。有一些青蛙从棕色变成鲜黄色。从树巢中拔出t的黄蜂；颠倒游动的鱼和世界的浪漫生活??奇迹岛???在本集中，由于这个爱丽丝梦游仙境世界的地质和孤立性，我们揭示了该岛上最奇异，最富戏剧性的地方，以及在每个岛上都有家的独特野生动植物。星星是狐猴，马达加斯加自己的灵长类动物。印第斯家族像体操运动员一样在雨林中跳跃。冠状的狐猴散布在马达加斯加最怪异的景观上，这是锋利的石灰石tsingy，看起来像是来自另一个星球的东西。幽灵般的白狐猴sifakas像芭蕾舞演员一样在森林的地面上移动。马达加斯加的野生动植物闻名于世。明亮的红色长颈鹿象鼻虫利用脖子来构建带有折纸的复杂巢穴。变色龙在森林中徘徊，这比世界上最小的爬行动物侏儒变色龙引人入胜，在其庞大的世界中精心讨好女性。马达加斯加唯一的大型捕食者可怕的颅窝正在寻找伴侣-在一棵树上15米处。在南部的“多刺沙漠”中，一只蜘蛛将自重30倍的空蜗牛壳拖到灌木丛中作为庇护所。以前从未拍摄过的东西，也许以前从未在野外观察到过。在剧集的结尾，我们走到了“镜头后面”，以揭示捕获这个岛上鲜为人知的野生动物行为的挑战。您如何拍摄生活在马达加斯加最大湖泊中部的稀有，秘密的狐猴？[编辑]?爬进灌木丛作为庇护所；以前从未拍摄过的东西，也许以前从未在野外观察到过。在剧集的结尾，我们走到了“镜头后面”，以揭示捕获这个岛上鲜为人知的野生动物行为的挑战。您如何拍摄生活在马达加斯加最大湖泊中部的稀有，秘密的狐猴？[编辑]?爬进灌木丛作为庇护所；以前从未拍摄过的东西，也许以前从未在野外观察到过。在剧集的结尾，我们走到了“镜头后面”，以揭示捕获这个岛上鲜为人知的野生动物行为的挑战。您如何拍摄生活在马达加斯加最大湖泊中部的稀有，秘密的狐猴？[编辑]??失落的世界???这是自然史系列的第二集，讲述的是地球上最令人着迷的荒野之一。一些环纹狐猴在安德林加特拉高地的岛上最冷的山顶上筑了家。为了应对低于零下的温度，他们开发了厚外套，但只能在岩石缝隙中挤成一团，才能度过寒冷的夜晚。森林仅低了几百米，就被云雾笼罩。这是难以捉摸的，幽灵般的白色丝质sifaka的最后一个圣所。这些顽皮而可爱的动物据信只剩下200种。再降到茂密的热带雨林中，30米高的竹丛掩藏着马达加斯加最杰出的动物之一。几年前才发现的金竹狐猴。它非常专业，只吃一种竹子：一种充满剧毒氰化物的植物。他们每天消耗的这种毒药的致死剂量是其致死剂量的12倍，而不会产生不良影响?没有人知道他们如何做到这一点。在少数偏远地区，雨水充沛MadagascarSir David Attenborough narrates this fascinating nature documentary series which profiles the variety of different species that live on the island of Madagascar. Lying just off the coast of Africa, Madagascar is a land of misty mountains, tropical rainforests and spiny desert scrub – and home to strange wildlife, most of which is found nowhere else on earth. Using the latest in filming technology, the BBC's Natural History Unit captures the diverse and rare wildlife that inhabits this incredible land, some filmed for the first time, and features surprising stories of the favourite and enduring symbol of the island, lemurs, as well as less familiar creatures. There are frogs that turn from brown to bright yellow; wasps that pluck tadpoles from tree-nests; fish that swim upside down and the romantic life of the world's tiniest chameleon.[edit] Island of Marvels In this episode, we reveal the island's most bizarre and dramatic places, and the unique wildlife that has made its home in each, thanks to the geology and isolation of this Alice-in-Wonderland world. The stars are the lemurs, Madagascar's own primates. A family of indris leaps like gymnasts among rainforest trees; and crowned lemurs scamper around Madagascar's weirdest landscape, the razor-sharp limestone tsingy, which looks like something from another planet. And sifakas, ghostly white lemurs, move like ballerinas across the forest floor. Madagascar's wildlife is famously strange. Bright red giraffe-necked weevils use their necks to build leaf nests with the complexity of origami. Chameleons stalk the forests, none more intriguing than the pygmy chameleon, the world's smallest reptile, delicately courting a female in its giant world. The fearsome fossa, Madagascar's only big mammal predator, looks for a mate - 15 metres up a tree. And in the southern 'spiny desert', a spider hauls an empty snail shell, 30 times its own weight, up into a bush as a shelter; something never before filmed, and possibly never observed in the wild before. At the end of the episode, we go 'behind the camera', to reveal the challenges of capturing the behaviour of the little-known wildlife of this island. How do you go about filming a rare, secretive lemur that lives in the middle of Madagascar's biggest lake?[edit] Lost Worlds This second episode of the natural history series about one of the most intriguing wild places on Earth, A few troops of ringtailed lemurs have made their home at the top of the coldest mountain on the island, in the Andringitra Highlands. To fight the sub-zero temperatures they have developed thick coats, but can only survive the freezing nights by huddling together in rocky crevices. Just a few hundred metres lower, the forests are permanently shrouded in clouds. This is the last sanctuary of the elusive, ghostly white silky sifaka. There are thought to be only 200 of these playful and endearing creatures left. Lower again into the lush rainforests, thickets of 30-metre-high bamboo hide one of Madagascar's most remarkable animals – the golden bamboo lemur, only discovered a few years ago. It's extraordinarily specialised, eating just one species of bamboo: a plant loaded with highly toxic cyanide. Every day they consume 12 times the lethal dose of this poison with no ill effects – no one knows how they can do this. In just a few remote places, luxuriant rainforests reach right down to the Indian Ocean. Big and noisy, strikingly colourful red-ruffed lemurs boss their way around these rich forests, defending fruiting trees from troops of raiding white-faced brown lemurs. Their massive consumption of fruit is vital to the health of these eastern forests, as they are the only way seeds are spread throughout the forest.[edit] Land of Heat and Dust This episode focuses on the desert-like west and south of Madagascar. It might not rain there for nine months of the year and some years not at all. To live here, you have to be a specialist. The Verreaux's sifakas lives in the strange "spiny forest" – many of the trees here have savage spikes and some drip toxic chemicals. But this species of lemur is totally at home here – they get all the moisture they need from the plants' hard leaves. Slow-motion filming shows their incredible knack of moving among the dagger-like spines without harming themselves. Among the iconic baobab trees live huge-eyed mouse lemurs – the world's smallest primates – emerging at night to feed on the droppings of fluffy bugs. This is a land where opportunists survive the lean times – the female vasa parrot gets males to feed her by singing loudly to them. Gangs of ring-tailed lemurs bring up their babies through the toughest time of year. But these canny lemurs catch giant flying insects, plucking them from the air. When at last the rains come for a few fleeting weeks, everything changes. Labord's chameleon is the shortest-lived land vertebrate in the world. This striking animal lives just 12 weeks from hatching to adulthood. It spent nine months in an egg and has only three months to pack in the rest of its life – growing to adulthood, fighting off rivals, mating and dying soon afterwards. The challenge for Madagascar's wildlife is not just with the passing seasons. Much of it is under threat from hunting and loss of habitat. David sums up: "We are still unravelling the mysteries of Madagascar's wildlife. How tragic it would be if we lost it before we've even understood it."

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SD Version

视频编码: Xvid

比特率: 1632 kbps

Video 分辨率: 720 x 416

Video 画面比例: 1.731 (16:9)

帧速率: 25 帧速率

音频编码: AC3

音频比特率: 128 kb/s CBR 48KHz

音频串流: 2ch

分集时长 59.mins

分集数: 3

体积: 746 MB

来源: HDTV

编码: Harry65



HD Version

Technical Spec for HD

视频编码: x264 CABAC High@4.1

比特率: 4000 Kbps

Video 画面比例: 16:9

Video 分辨率: 1280x720

帧速率: 25 帧速率

音频编码: AC3

音频比特率: 192 Kbps CBR 48KHz

Audio 声道数: 2

时长: 59mins

分集数: 3

体积: 1.72 GB

来源: HDTV

编码: JungleBoy【Technical Specs】——



SD Version

Video Codec: Xvid

Video Bitrate: 1632 kbps

Video Resolution: 720 x 416

Video Aspect Ratio: 1.731 (16:9)

Frame Rate: 25 FPS

Audio Codec: AC3

Audio Bitrate: 128 kb/s CBR 48KHz

Audio Streams: 2ch

RunTime per Part 59.mins

Number Of Parts: 3

Part Size: 746 MB

Source: HDTV

Encoded by: Harry65



HD Version

Technical Spec for HD

Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@4.1

Video Bitrate: 4000 Kbps

Video Aspect Ratio: 16:9

Video Resolution: 1280x720

Frame Rate: 25 FPS

Audio Codec: AC3

Audio Bitrate: 192 Kbps CBR 48KHz

Audio Channels: 2

Run-Time: 59mins

Number of Parts: 3

Part Size: 1.72 GB

Source: HDTV

Encoded by: JungleBoy

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