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Woolly Mammoths
Secrets Form the Ice AgeBBC | Science | Nature | Animal | Mammoths
Can you imagine an elephant but with tusks at least twice the size of those born by an elephant living today? Can you imagine an elephant that covered with a thick shackle coat of hair, some of these hair are even meter in length. Can you imagine an elephant that live not in a warm as a tropics, but in the ice and snow up the north? They are the woolly Mammoth.
These majestic titan rules European Asia long before our own ancestor fell under their spell. Extinct of thousand of years, they are iconic yet mysterious. Climate change mean that the frozen north is melting faster than ever before prehistoric carcasses are emerging and from them we can unlock the secrets of these long lost beast. With the latest technology we can now answer the question about the mammoth which have long puzzled scientists. We're able to trace the evolution revealing the adaptation to one of the harshest places on the planet. And with every new find we take a step closer to answering the biggest questionable, why these magnificent animal suddenly go extinct.
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The Ocean. It covers 70% of the Earth's surface and holds the very key to a life within its silent shadowy depths. Prepare to dive the depths of ocean to experience its awesome beauty and extraordinary power.
It was one home to all life on earth. The ocean still hold around 4 in 5 of all living things. Much of it's vast biomass lived and deaths that have been beyond the reach of human. Until now, deep sea technology has revealed a world of wonder. A world where exotic creatures thrive in extreme conditions where life should not exists. The pioneering exploration of this new frontier has also revealed a fragile vulnerable world.
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Sky Hunters - The World of the Dragonfly
National Geographic | Animal | Science | The Secrets of NatureThey hover over ponds and pools and inhabit the banks of rivers and streams. With their dazzling metallic colours and unique ways of flying they are truly jewels of the air. Yes, they are dragonflies.
This film shows dragonflies as they have never been seen before. Fascinating close up shots take us into the world of these insects. Unbelievable enough that they have lived on earth since the age of the dinosaurs.
The spectacular super slow motion shots and elaborate computer animation uncover, for the first time, how dragonflies capture their prey at lightning speed while flying and how they mate in the air.
Underwater photography shows the development of the predatory dragonfly larvae. The fully grown dragonfly was shown in the sequence of emergence.
However, these amazingly colourful flying acrobats are in danger. Their preferred habitat places around the water are rapidly diminishing. Only in Europe alone, there has been an extinction of around 80 species because of the habitat..
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A city of dream, incredible architecture in massive navy. The Atlantis is thought to be one of the most advanced societies at the ancient world. Then without warning it literally vanished overnight when extraordinary civilization lost for ever. But it's memory is not soon forgotten, legendary status has mad Atlantis the Holy Grail of modern archeology.
This team of obsessed scientists believe they finally hit the jackpot. The extraordinary tale at Atlantis reached back to the very dawn of Western civilization. The discovery of Atlantis would completely rewrite the early chapters of history. Myth would become reality.
So find this mysterious sunken city has become the stuff of obsession. Generation after generation has set out in search but every quest has ended in failure. Now with the help of modern technology one team may finally beat the odds.
Now, are you ready to join the team in searching for this sunken city so called Atlantis in this documentary Atlantis The Lost City? Let jump into the video if this interests you enough so far.
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The Taj Mahal, symbol of India architecture of jewels a monuments to a grand passion. the Taj Mahal was built in the 17th century by Shah Jahan king of the world ruler of india's. This great warrior king gave the world architectural masterpiece of a kind that has never seen before. This is how it came to be made. It is also the legend of this queen the beautiful Mumtaz Mahal. And then their love is to perfect to survive. The chosen of of the palace will have her final resting place in the world's most beautiful buildings.
With the magnificent chambers at the Taj Mahal hides secret and Shah Jahan will pay a terrible price to complete his life's work as a turning point in Indian's history.
Today, the Taj Mahal is one of the world's greatest tourist attractions. Every year more than 3 million people come to see humanities loveliest building with their own eyes. But for the Indian Nation, the Taj Mahal is much more than an architectural masterpiece.
Getting interested, then let jump into the video and enjoy the show with us and National Geographic on Document 360 degrees The Secrets Of The Taj Mahal
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| Ice Age Death Trap |
Ice Age Death Trap
Nature | Ice AgeIce Age Death Trap
Several ice ages have not just only radically changed the shape of the peaks and valleys of the Alps, they even changed wildlife in that valleys.
A few of the species have survived the last glacial period, but most of today classic Alpine animals and plants have immigrated from the east and the north of Europe where cold cols conditions had defined limits of life.
Ibex and chamoix have come from the Himalayas, marmots from Siberia, mountain hares from beyond the polar circle.
After the ice age, the receding ice cut off their way back. Cold-loving species like the mountain hare and the ptarmigan were forced to permanently colonize the higher regions of the Alps and to remain, until this day, on the arctic island in the very heart of a climatically moderate Europe.
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