New Atlantis Full Documentaries
Deserts: Future's thermometers (part 1/5)
- Title
- Deserts: Future's thermometers (part 1/5)
- Runtime
- 10:20
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- They are much more arid and uninhabited. Deserts are full of life, essential species for ground balance with a natural ecosystem that plays an essential role to regulate our climate.
Discover the secrets of a landscape that has deep religious and cultural significance, which has served as the backdrop to the great religions as a retreat and meditation, road barrier or encounter between different cultures.
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- Title
- The Dominions of the White Death (part 5/5)
- Runtime
- 9:40
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The waters that bathe the south of Australia are a link preserved from a former union.
50 million years ago, this island-continent broke away from the Antarctic, abandoning it to the cold currents which froze it. Here, on the southern Australian coast, these waters come to the surface, giving to rise to a veritable explosion of life, an incredible proliferation of species, from plankton eaters to specialist predators.
People often think that the sea is full of life, that everywhere creatures of one size or another swim. However, that is not true. In fact, the open ocean is almost a desert, with nothing to eat and no one to eat it.
That is not the case of this coast. When the cold waters reach here and rise to the surface, they come into contact with the sunlight, and warm up. And it is precisely the presence of light that works the miracle and causes life to flourish along these beaches.
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- Title
- The Dominions of the White Death (full documentary)
- Runtime
- 51:39
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The waters that bathe the south of Australia are a link preserved from a former union.
50 million years ago, this island-continent broke away from the Antarctic, abandoning it to the cold currents which froze it. Here, on the southern Australian coast, these waters come to the surface, giving to rise to a veritable explosion of life, an incredible proliferation of species, from plankton eaters to specialist predators.
People often think that the sea is full of life, that everywhere creatures of one size or another swim. However, that is not true. In fact, the open ocean is almost a desert, with nothing to eat and no one to eat it.
That is not the case of this coast. When the cold waters reach here and rise to the surface, they come into contact with the sunlight, and warm up. And it is precisely the presence of light that works the miracle and causes life to flourish along these beaches.
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- Title
- The Dominions of the White Death (part 4/5)
- Runtime
- 10:40
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The waters that bathe the south of Australia are a link preserved from a former union.
50 million years ago, this island-continent broke away from the Antarctic, abandoning it to the cold currents which froze it. Here, on the southern Australian coast, these waters come to the surface, giving to rise to a veritable explosion of life, an incredible proliferation of species, from plankton eaters to specialist predators.
People often think that the sea is full of life, that everywhere creatures of one size or another swim. However, that is not true. In fact, the open ocean is almost a desert, with nothing to eat and no one to eat it.
That is not the case of this coast. When the cold waters reach here and rise to the surface, they come into contact with the sunlight, and warm up. And it is precisely the presence of light that works the miracle and causes life to flourish along these beaches.
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- Title
- The Dominions of the White Death (part 3/5)
- Runtime
- 11:29
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The waters that bathe the south of Australia are a link preserved from a former union.
50 million years ago, this island-continent broke away from the Antarctic, abandoning it to the cold currents which froze it. Here, on the southern Australian coast, these waters come to the surface, giving to rise to a veritable explosion of life, an incredible proliferation of species, from plankton eaters to specialist predators.
People often think that the sea is full of life, that everywhere creatures of one size or another swim. However, that is not true. In fact, the open ocean is almost a desert, with nothing to eat and no one to eat it.
That is not the case of this coast. When the cold waters reach here and rise to the surface, they come into contact with the sunlight, and warm up. And it is precisely the presence of light that works the miracle and causes life to flourish along these beaches.
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- Title
- The Dominions of the White Death (part 2/5)
- Runtime
- 9:45
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The waters that bathe the south of Australia are a link preserved from a former union.
50 million years ago, this island-continent broke away from the Antarctic, abandoning it to the cold currents which froze it. Here, on the southern Australian coast, these waters come to the surface, giving to rise to a veritable explosion of life, an incredible proliferation of species, from plankton eaters to specialist predators.
People often think that the sea is full of life, that everywhere creatures of one size or another swim. However, that is not true. In fact, the open ocean is almost a desert, with nothing to eat and no one to eat it.
That is not the case of this coast. When the cold waters reach here and rise to the surface, they come into contact with the sunlight, and warm up. And it is precisely the presence of light that works the miracle and causes life to flourish along these beaches.
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- Title
- The Dominions of the White Death (part 1/5)
- Runtime
- 10:10
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The waters that bathe the south of Australia are a link preserved from a former union.
50 million years ago, this island-continent broke away from the Antarctic, abandoning it to the cold currents which froze it. Here, on the southern Australian coast, these waters come to the surface, giving to rise to a veritable explosion of life, an incredible proliferation of species, from plankton eaters to specialist predators.
People often think that the sea is full of life, that everywhere creatures of one size or another swim. However, that is not true. In fact, the open ocean is almost a desert, with nothing to eat and no one to eat it.
That is not the case of this coast. When the cold waters reach here and rise to the surface, they come into contact with the sunlight, and warm up. And it is precisely the presence of light that works the miracle and causes life to flourish along these beaches.
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- Title
- The Children of Lemuria (part 5/5)
- Runtime
- 10:12
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- There is a beautiful legend which speaks of the South Atlantis, the sunken continent of Lemuria. There, there were dense ancient jungles inhabited by beings different from any others ever known; unique creatures which arose in an independent world, isolated from the rest of the continents.
They are not monkeys, and nor are they related to dogs, they are not insectivores, and are entirely unlike the squirrels. Nonetheless, they do share with us distant ancestors from a time when the mammals fought for supremacy over the earth.
They are lemurs, pro-simians.
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- Title
- The Children of Lemuria (full documentary)
- Runtime
- 51:39
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- There is a beautiful legend which speaks of the South Atlantis, the sunken continent of Lemuria. There, there were dense ancient jungles inhabited by beings different from any others ever known; unique creatures which arose in an independent world, isolated from the rest of the continents.
They are not monkeys, and nor are they related to dogs, they are not insectivores, and are entirely unlike the squirrels. Nonetheless, they do share with us distant ancestors from a time when the mammals fought for supremacy over the earth.
They are lemurs, pro-simians.
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- Title
- The Children of Lemuria (part 4/5)
- Runtime
- 10:04
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- There is a beautiful legend which speaks of the South Atlantis, the sunken continent of Lemuria. There, there were dense ancient jungles inhabited by beings different from any others ever known; unique creatures which arose in an independent world, isolated from the rest of the continents.
They are not monkeys, and nor are they related to dogs, they are not insectivores, and are entirely unlike the squirrels. Nonetheless, they do share with us distant ancestors from a time when the mammals fought for supremacy over the earth.
They are lemurs, pro-simians.
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- Title
- The Children of Lemuria (part 3/5)
- Runtime
- 10:15
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- There is a beautiful legend which speaks of the South Atlantis, the sunken continent of Lemuria. There, there were dense ancient jungles inhabited by beings different from any others ever known; unique creatures which arose in an independent world, isolated from the rest of the continents.
They are not monkeys, and nor are they related to dogs, they are not insectivores, and are entirely unlike the squirrels. Nonetheless, they do share with us distant ancestors from a time when the mammals fought for supremacy over the earth.
They are lemurs, pro-simians.
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- Title
- The Children of Lemuria (part 2/5)
- Runtime
- 10:05
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- There is a beautiful legend which speaks of the South Atlantis, the sunken continent of Lemuria. There, there were dense ancient jungles inhabited by beings different from any others ever known; unique creatures which arose in an independent world, isolated from the rest of the continents.
They are not monkeys, and nor are they related to dogs, they are not insectivores, and are entirely unlike the squirrels. Nonetheless, they do share with us distant ancestors from a time when the mammals fought for supremacy over the earth.
They are lemurs, pro-simians.
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- Title
- The Children of Lemuria (part 1/5)
- Runtime
- 10:58
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- There is a beautiful legend which speaks of the South Atlantis, the sunken continent of Lemuria. There, there were dense ancient jungles inhabited by beings different from any others ever known; unique creatures which arose in an independent world, isolated from the rest of the continents.
They are not monkeys, and nor are they related to dogs, they are not insectivores, and are entirely unlike the squirrels. Nonetheless, they do share with us distant ancestors from a time when the mammals fought for supremacy over the earth.
They are lemurs, pro-simians.
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- Title
- On the Track of the Unicorn: Indian Rhinoceros (full documentary)
- Runtime
- 52:17
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- In this chapter we will visit the Royal Chitwan Park in Nepal. His varied and rare plant and animal community is divided into two ecosystems: tropical deciduous forest and open plains.
But the main character is the Indian rhinoceros, lesser known than their African relatives, but also threatened by hunting for its prized horn, which medicinal and aphrodisiac properties are attributed.
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- Title
- On the Track of the Unicorn: Indian Rhinoceros (part 5/5)
- Runtime
- 11:41
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- In this chapter we will visit the Royal Chitwan Park in Nepal. His varied and rare plant and animal community is divided into two ecosystems: tropical deciduous forest and open plains.
But the main character is the Indian rhinoceros, lesser known than their African relatives, but also threatened by hunting for its prized horn, which medicinal and aphrodisiac properties are attributed.
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- Title
- On the Track of the Unicorn: Indian Rhinoceros (part 4/5)
- Runtime
- 10:30
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- In this chapter we will visit the Royal Chitwan Park in Nepal. His varied and rare plant and animal community is divided into two ecosystems: tropical deciduous forest and open plains.
But the main character is the Indian rhinoceros, lesser known than their African relatives, but also threatened by hunting for its prized horn, which medicinal and aphrodisiac properties are attributed.
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- Title
- On the Track of the Unicorn: Indian Rhinoceros (part 3/5)
- Runtime
- 9:40
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- In this chapter we will visit the Royal Chitwan Park in Nepal. His varied and rare plant and animal community is divided into two ecosystems: tropical deciduous forest and open plains.
But the main character is the Indian rhinoceros, lesser known than their African relatives, but also threatened by hunting for its prized horn, which medicinal and aphrodisiac properties are attributed.
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- Title
- On the Track of the Unicorn: Indian Rhinoceros (part 2/5)
- Runtime
- 10:21
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- In this chapter we will visit the Royal Chitwan Park in Nepal. His varied and rare plant and animal community is divided into two ecosystems: tropical deciduous forest and open plains.
But the main character is the Indian rhinoceros, lesser known than their African relatives, but also threatened by hunting for its prized horn, which medicinal and aphrodisiac properties are attributed.
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- Title
- On the Track of the Unicorn: Indian Rhinoceros (part 1/5)
- Runtime
- 10:04
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- In this chapter we will visit the Royal Chitwan Park in Nepal. His varied and rare plant and animal community is divided into two ecosystems: tropical deciduous forest and open plains.
But the main character is the Indian rhinoceros, lesser known than their African relatives, but also threatened by hunting for its prized horn, which medicinal and aphrodisiac properties are attributed.
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- Title
- Amazonia: Land of Jaguars (part 5/5)
- Runtime
- 10:18
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- This chapter is dedicated to the king of the Amazon: The Jaguar.
It shows the life of this majestic animal whose survival is being seriously affected by farmers in the area. It is very painful to see how it is attacked without mercy when it acts to survive because man has minimized him his space, eliminating mostly natural food sources and, moreover, is charming and even inspires tenderness, how they live, how they are integrated with the environment.
Fortunately, both the Brazilian government and private organizations and volunteers have been engaged in the study of these cats, their habits and their health care to preserve the species, as most of these animals are already endangered.
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- Title
- Amazonia: Land of Jaguars (full documentary)
- Runtime
- 52:40
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- This chapter is dedicated to the king of the Amazon: The Jaguar.
It shows the life of this majestic animal whose survival is being seriously affected by farmers in the area. It is very painful to see how it is attacked without mercy when it acts to survive because man has minimized him his space, eliminating mostly natural food sources and, moreover, is charming and even inspires tenderness, how they live, how they are integrated with the environment.
Fortunately, both the Brazilian government and private organizations and volunteers have been engaged in the study of these cats, their habits and their health care to preserve the species, as most of these animals are already endangered.
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- Title
- Amazonia: Land of Jaguars (part 4/5)
- Runtime
- 11:54
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- This chapter is dedicated to the king of the Amazon: The Jaguar.
It shows the life of this majestic animal whose survival is being seriously affected by farmers in the area. It is very painful to see how it is attacked without mercy when it acts to survive because man has minimized him his space, eliminating mostly natural food sources and, moreover, is charming and even inspires tenderness, how they live, how they are integrated with the environment.
Fortunately, both the Brazilian government and private organizations and volunteers have been engaged in the study of these cats, their habits and their health care to preserve the species, as most of these animals are already endangered.
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- Title
- Amazonia: Land of Jaguars (part 3/5)
- Runtime
- 10:33
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- This chapter is dedicated to the king of the Amazon: The Jaguar.
It shows the life of this majestic animal whose survival is being seriously affected by farmers in the area. It is very painful to see how it is attacked without mercy when it acts to survive because man has minimized him his space, eliminating mostly natural food sources and, moreover, is charming and even inspires tenderness, how they live, how they are integrated with the environment.
Fortunately, both the Brazilian government and private organizations and volunteers have been engaged in the study of these cats, their habits and their health care to preserve the species, as most of these animals are already endangered.
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- Title
- Amazonia: Land of Jaguars (part 2/5)
- Runtime
- 9:51
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- This chapter is dedicated to the king of the Amazon: The Jaguar.
It shows the life of this majestic animal whose survival is being seriously affected by farmers in the area. It is very painful to see how it is attacked without mercy when it acts to survive because man has minimized him his space, eliminating mostly natural food sources and, moreover, is charming and even inspires tenderness, how they live, how they are integrated with the environment.
Fortunately, both the Brazilian government and private organizations and volunteers have been engaged in the study of these cats, their habits and their health care to preserve the species, as most of these animals are already endangered.
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- Title
- Amazonia: Land of Jaguars (part 1/5)
- Runtime
- 10:03
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- This chapter is dedicated to the king of the Amazon: The Jaguar.
It shows the life of this majestic animal whose survival is being seriously affected by farmers in the area. It is very painful to see how it is attacked without mercy when it acts to survive because man has minimized him his space, eliminating mostly natural food sources and, moreover, is charming and even inspires tenderness, how they live, how they are integrated with the environment.
Fortunately, both the Brazilian government and private organizations and volunteers have been engaged in the study of these cats, their habits and their health care to preserve the species, as most of these animals are already endangered.
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- Title
- Amazon Planet (full documentary)
- Runtime
- 56:02
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The giant Amazon, has since its birth in the Andes to its mouth, 6868 miles, the equivalent distance between New York and Berlin. We begin our journey on Brazilian lands, Tabatinga.
We full ourselves with nature and immerse us in a beautiful and rewarding journey flying over the Amazon River. We will check that this water-flow not only carries water, also blood of men and women who inhabit the planet. Only fifteen million years ago that this giant empties into the Atlantic. Before it traveled across the American continent, looking at Asia.
The river of thousand faces, with over 1,100 tributaries, is an arterial system by running a fifth of the world's freshwater. Contemplate the bravery of the Black River, the fourth largest in the world, and the stunning contrast of colors to blend with the Amazon River.
A paradise in which everything works perfectly. Amazon is harmonious, organized and beautiful.
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- Title
- Amazon Planet (part 5/5)
- Runtime
- 12:29
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The giant Amazon, has since its birth in the Andes to its mouth, 6868 miles, the equivalent distance between New York and Berlin. We begin our journey on Brazilian lands, Tabatinga.
We full ourselves with nature and immerse us in a beautiful and rewarding journey flying over the Amazon River. We will check that this water-flow not only carries water, also blood of men and women who inhabit the planet. Only fifteen million years ago that this giant empties into the Atlantic. Before it traveled across the American continent, looking at Asia.
The river of thousand faces, with over 1,100 tributaries, is an arterial system by running a fifth of the world's freshwater. Contemplate the bravery of the Black River, the fourth largest in the world, and the stunning contrast of colors to blend with the Amazon River.
A paradise in which everything works perfectly. Amazon is harmonious, organized and beautiful.
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- Title
- Amazon Planet (part 4/5)
- Runtime
- 11:22
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The giant Amazon, has since its birth in the Andes to its mouth, 6868 miles, the equivalent distance between New York and Berlin. We begin our journey on Brazilian lands, Tabatinga.
We full ourselves with nature and immerse us in a beautiful and rewarding journey flying over the Amazon River. We will check that this water-flow not only carries water, also blood of men and women who inhabit the planet. Only fifteen million years ago that this giant empties into the Atlantic. Before it traveled across the American continent, looking at Asia.
The river of thousand faces, with over 1,100 tributaries, is an arterial system by running a fifth of the world's freshwater. Contemplate the bravery of the Black River, the fourth largest in the world, and the stunning contrast of colors to blend with the Amazon River.
A paradise in which everything works perfectly. Amazon is harmonious, organized and beautiful.
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- Title
- Amazon Planet (part 3/5)
- Runtime
- 12:25
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The giant Amazon, has since its birth in the Andes to its mouth, 6868 miles, the equivalent distance between New York and Berlin. We begin our journey on Brazilian lands, Tabatinga.
We full ourselves with nature and immerse us in a beautiful and rewarding journey flying over the Amazon River. We will check that this water-flow not only carries water, also blood of men and women who inhabit the planet. Only fifteen million years ago that this giant empties into the Atlantic. Before it traveled across the American continent, looking at Asia.
The river of thousand faces, with over 1,100 tributaries, is an arterial system by running a fifth of the world's freshwater. Contemplate the bravery of the Black River, the fourth largest in the world, and the stunning contrast of colors to blend with the Amazon River.
A paradise in which everything works perfectly. Amazon is harmonious, organized and beautiful.
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- Title
- Amazon Planet (part 2/5)
- Runtime
- 10:29
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The giant Amazon, has since its birth in the Andes to its mouth, 6868 miles, the equivalent distance between New York and Berlin. We begin our journey on Brazilian lands, Tabatinga.
We full ourselves with nature and immerse us in a beautiful and rewarding journey flying over the Amazon River. We will check that this water-flow not only carries water, also blood of men and women who inhabit the planet. Only fifteen million years ago that this giant empties into the Atlantic. Before it traveled across the American continent, looking at Asia.
The river of thousand faces, with over 1,100 tributaries, is an arterial system by running a fifth of the world's freshwater. Contemplate the bravery of the Black River, the fourth largest in the world, and the stunning contrast of colors to blend with the Amazon River.
A paradise in which everything works perfectly. Amazon is harmonious, organized and beautiful.
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- Title
- Amazon Planet (part 1/5)
- Runtime
- 9:15
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The giant Amazon, has since its birth in the Andes to its mouth, 6868 miles, the equivalent distance between New York and Berlin. We begin our journey on Brazilian lands, Tabatinga.
We full ourselves with nature and immerse us in a beautiful and rewarding journey flying over the Amazon River. We will check that this water-flow not only carries water, also blood of men and women who inhabit the planet. Only fifteen million years ago that this giant empties into the Atlantic. Before it traveled across the American continent, looking at Asia.
The river of thousand faces, with over 1,100 tributaries, is an arterial system by running a fifth of the world's freshwater. Contemplate the bravery of the Black River, the fourth largest in the world, and the stunning contrast of colors to blend with the Amazon River.
A paradise in which everything works perfectly. Amazon is harmonious, organized and beautiful.
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- Title
- Patagonia: Refuge of the Monsters (part 5/5)
- Runtime
- 10:08
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- Peninsula Valdes is one of the priorities for naturalists visiting the South American continent, and it is perhaps beacuse this is the place where the observation of the great whales is easyer.
Every year during the month of July, the whales arrive to these shores of Patagonia to give birth and raise their calves. His gentle nature makes approaching to them possible to enjoying the wonderful spectacle of his jumps in the sea. Approaching the austral summer, in the month of November, these giants leave the coast of Peninsula Valdes to head south in search of more water rich in krill, their main food.
We will also witness the activities of large elephant seals during the breeding of their babies. This is the only continental enclave in the world where this happens.
Much of the Patagonian fauna is well represented in Peninsula Valdes. We also approach the guanaco and interesting Patagonian Hare or mara.
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- Title
- Patagonia: Refuge of the Monsters (full documentary)
- Runtime
- 52:21
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- Peninsula Valdes is one of the priorities for naturalists visiting the South American continent, and it is perhaps beacuse this is the place where the observation of the great whales is easyer.
Every year during the month of July, the whales arrive to these shores of Patagonia to give birth and raise their calves. His gentle nature makes approaching to them possible to enjoying the wonderful spectacle of his jumps in the sea. Approaching the austral summer, in the month of November, these giants leave the coast of Peninsula Valdes to head south in search of more water rich in krill, their main food.
We will also witness the activities of large elephant seals during the breeding of their babies. This is the only continental enclave in the world where this happens.
Much of the Patagonian fauna is well represented in Peninsula Valdes. We also approach the guanaco and interesting Patagonian Hare or mara.
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- Title
- Patagonia: Refuge of the Monsters (part 4/5)
- Runtime
- 10:43
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- Peninsula Valdes is one of the priorities for naturalists visiting the South American continent, and it is perhaps beacuse this is the place where the observation of the great whales is easyer.
Every year during the month of July, the whales arrive to these shores of Patagonia to give birth and raise their calves. His gentle nature makes approaching to them possible to enjoying the wonderful spectacle of his jumps in the sea. Approaching the austral summer, in the month of November, these giants leave the coast of Peninsula Valdes to head south in search of more water rich in krill, their main food.
We will also witness the activities of large elephant seals during the breeding of their babies. This is the only continental enclave in the world where this happens.
Much of the Patagonian fauna is well represented in Peninsula Valdes. We also approach the guanaco and interesting Patagonian Hare or mara.
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- Title
- Patagonia: Refuge of the Monsters (part 3/5)
- Runtime
- 10:33
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- Peninsula Valdes is one of the priorities for naturalists visiting the South American continent, and it is perhaps beacuse this is the place where the observation of the great whales is easyer.
Every year during the month of July, the whales arrive to these shores of Patagonia to give birth and raise their calves. His gentle nature makes approaching to them possible to enjoying the wonderful spectacle of his jumps in the sea. Approaching the austral summer, in the month of November, these giants leave the coast of Peninsula Valdes to head south in search of more water rich in krill, their main food.
We will also witness the activities of large elephant seals during the breeding of their babies. This is the only continental enclave in the world where this happens.
Much of the Patagonian fauna is well represented in Peninsula Valdes. We also approach the guanaco and interesting Patagonian Hare or mara.
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- Title
- Patagonia: Refuge of the Monsters (part 2/5)
- Runtime
- 10:33
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- Peninsula Valdes is one of the priorities for naturalists visiting the South American continent, and it is perhaps beacuse this is the place where the observation of the great whales is easyer.
Every year during the month of July, the whales arrive to these shores of Patagonia to give birth and raise their calves. His gentle nature makes approaching to them possible to enjoying the wonderful spectacle of his jumps in the sea. Approaching the austral summer, in the month of November, these giants leave the coast of Peninsula Valdes to head south in search of more water rich in krill, their main food.
We will also witness the activities of large elephant seals during the breeding of their babies. This is the only continental enclave in the world where this happens.
Much of the Patagonian fauna is well represented in Peninsula Valdes. We also approach the guanaco and interesting Patagonian Hare or mara.
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- Title
- Patagonia: Refuge of the Monsters (part 1/5)
- Runtime
- 10:20
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- Peninsula Valdes is one of the priorities for naturalists visiting the South American continent, and it is perhaps beacuse this is the place where the observation of the great whales is easyer.
Every year during the month of July, the whales arrive to these shores of Patagonia to give birth and raise their calves. His gentle nature makes approaching to them possible to enjoying the wonderful spectacle of his jumps in the sea. Approaching the austral summer, in the month of November, these giants leave the coast of Peninsula Valdes to head south in search of more water rich in krill, their main food.
We will also witness the activities of large elephant seals during the breeding of their babies. This is the only continental enclave in the world where this happens.
Much of the Patagonian fauna is well represented in Peninsula Valdes. We also approach the guanaco and interesting Patagonian Hare or mara.
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- Title
- Genesis, the final point (full documentary)
- Runtime
- 52:53
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- Periodically an ocean current brings death to the Galapagos Islands. Climatic phenomena such as "El Niño" warm waters of the Pacific coast and causes a dreadful mortality among animal species.
But Galapagos does not die. The arrival of "El Niño" is only part of its ancient cycle of death and resurrection. A reminder of its origins and a repeat infinitely smaller scale of how life colonized these islands to turn them into a paradise on earth.
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- Title
- Genesis, the final point (part 5/5)
- Runtime
- 10:14
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- Periodically an ocean current brings death to the Galapagos Islands. Climatic phenomena such as "El Niño" warm waters of the Pacific coast and causes a dreadful mortality among animal species.
But Galapagos does not die. The arrival of "El Niño" is only part of its ancient cycle of death and resurrection. A reminder of its origins and a repeat infinitely smaller scale of how life colonized these islands to turn them into a paradise on earth.
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- Title
- Genesis, the final point (part 4/5)
- Runtime
- 10:27
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- Periodically an ocean current brings death to the Galapagos Islands. Climatic phenomena such as "El Niño" warm waters of the Pacific coast and causes a dreadful mortality among animal species.
But Galapagos does not die. The arrival of "El Niño" is only part of its ancient cycle of death and resurrection. A reminder of its origins and a repeat infinitely smaller scale of how life colonized these islands to turn them into a paradise on earth.
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- Title
- Genesis, the final point (part 3/5)
- Runtime
- 12:00
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- Periodically an ocean current brings death to the Galapagos Islands. Climatic phenomena such as "El Niño" warm waters of the Pacific coast and causes a dreadful mortality among animal species.
But Galapagos does not die. The arrival of "El Niño" is only part of its ancient cycle of death and resurrection. A reminder of its origins and a repeat infinitely smaller scale of how life colonized these islands to turn them into a paradise on earth.
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- Title
- Genesis, the final point (part 2/5)
- Runtime
- 8:44
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- Periodically an ocean current brings death to the Galapagos Islands. Climatic phenomena such as "El Niño" warm waters of the Pacific coast and causes a dreadful mortality among animal species.
But Galapagos does not die. The arrival of "El Niño" is only part of its ancient cycle of death and resurrection. A reminder of its origins and a repeat infinitely smaller scale of how life colonized these islands to turn them into a paradise on earth.
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- Title
- Genesis, the final point (part 1/5)
- Runtime
- 11:26
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- Periodically an ocean current brings death to the Galapagos Islands. Climatic phenomena such as "El Niño" warm waters of the Pacific coast and causes a dreadful mortality among animal species.
But Galapagos does not die. The arrival of "El Niño" is only part of its ancient cycle of death and resurrection. A reminder of its origins and a repeat infinitely smaller scale of how life colonized these islands to turn them into a paradise on earth.
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- Title
- Tasmania: Timid Devils and Ghost Tigers (full documentary)
- Runtime
- 51:59
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The island of Tasmania was separated thirteen thousand years ago from the australian continent. Its isolation preserved her from the desertification that hit the continent making it the ultimate biological reserve Gondwana. Tasmania has became the home of species such as marsupials displaced by the rest of the planet.
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- Title
- Tasmania: Timid Devils and Ghost Tigers (part 5/5)
- Runtime
- 8:48
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The island of Tasmania was separated thirteen thousand years ago from the australian continent. Its isolation preserved her from the desertification that hit the continent making it the ultimate biological reserve Gondwana. Tasmania has became the home of species such as marsupials displaced by the rest of the planet.
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- Title
- Tasmania: Timid Devils and Ghost Tigers (part 4/5)
- Runtime
- 8:48
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The island of Tasmania was separated thirteen thousand years ago from the australian continent. Its isolation preserved her from the desertification that hit the continent making it the ultimate biological reserve Gondwana. Tasmania has became the home of species such as marsupials displaced by the rest of the planet.
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- Title
- Tasmania: Timid Devils and Ghost Tigers (part 3/5)
- Runtime
- 10:48
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The island of Tasmania was separated thirteen thousand years ago from the australian continent. Its isolation preserved her from the desertification that hit the continent making it the ultimate biological reserve Gondwana. Tasmania has became the home of species such as marsupials displaced by the rest of the planet.
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- Title
- Tasmania: Timid Devils and Ghost Tigers (part 2/5)
- Runtime
- 12:30
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The island of Tasmania was separated thirteen thousand years ago from the australian continent. Its isolation preserved her from the desertification that hit the continent making it the ultimate biological reserve Gondwana. Tasmania has became the home of species such as marsupials displaced by the rest of the planet.
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- Title
- Tasmania: Timid Devils and Ghost Tigers (part 1/5)
- Runtime
- 11:01
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- The island of Tasmania was separated thirteen thousand years ago from the australian continent. Its isolation preserved her from the desertification that hit the continent making it the ultimate biological reserve Gondwana. Tasmania has became the home of species such as marsupials displaced by the rest of the planet.
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- Title
- Jungle of the Red Spirit (part 5/5)
- Runtime
- 7:46
- Date posted
- 13 years ago
- Description
- This is a journey through the Borneo rainforest , a jungle in which none of the people expected to live too long, where even plants are fearsome predators.
This chapter takes us into the protected areas of the northeast end of the Borneo island to show the functioning of this ecosystem. We'll observe the morphology of this great body that houses both a huge amount of insects and large animals. We will also know the social customs of the monkeys called násicos and we can see the activity of the hairy Sumatran rhino . Watch the sophisticated trap that carnivorous plants produce and enjoy a sample of the wide variety of orchids that the rainforest of Borneo houses.
But the real protagonist is the red orangutan ,named by the locals as "monkey man". We will approach the lives of these endangered primates and discover the efforts made in the Sepilok Forest Reserve to taking care of the baby monkeys, affected by the deterioration of the jungle by the timber industry...
