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дикая

природа

амазонки

hd

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is no place like this anywhere on earth

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[music]

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here it is amazing and familiar

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fish jump out of the water for prey in

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the window swim

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this place is beautiful and cruel

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and adaptation is necessary for survival

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[music]

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this is the

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wild Amazon

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[music] the

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wild nature of the Amazon cradle of life

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pool Amazons

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natural environment

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extraordinary in its qualities, a

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tenth of all species of

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animals and plants live here the planet the

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largest tropical forest in the world is

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irrigated by the mighty Amazon River,

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which is

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6000 kilometers long

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this mysterious region is finally

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revealing its secrets

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Over the past 10 years new species have been discovered here

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approximately every 3 days

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in the Amazon is changing rapidly and this threatens

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extinction for those animals and plants

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that have evolved here for millions of years,

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it is necessary to learn as much as possible about

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this amazing place before it is too

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late the

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most secretive and mysterious animals of

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the Amazon is the largest cat in both

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Americas a

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male jaguar like this reaches two

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meters in length and weighing 160 kilograms

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the name comes from an Indian word

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meaning “kills with one leap” it

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fully corresponds to this name the

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jaguar usually kills with one bite to the neck

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powerful jaws and fangs 3 centimeters

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long easily crush the skull of the prey,

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unlike many cats that avoid

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water the jaguar is perfectly adapted swimming

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he

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goes through a complex labyrinth of Amazon rivers

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getting to his favorite places hunting

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but even a jaguar needs to be careful in

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these muddy waters

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giant anaconda snakes live here and

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sometimes they kill jaguars

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[applause] [music]

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on land the jaguar immediately becomes hunters

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he has keen eyesight and does not less acute

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hearing,

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but an important feature is

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stealth

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for other inhabitants of the jungle, the jaguar is

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scary

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430

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[music]

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[music]

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but even he does not always get what

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he wants

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[music]

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he is one of the apex predators, but his life is

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not at all just the

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unique markings of each jaguar

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provide camouflage in the dense

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jungle,

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but they also made these cats the desired

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prey of fur traders

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[music] in the

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60s of the 20th century, hunters annually

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killed more than 15,000 jaguars like the world

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now trade in skins is prohibited but

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the threat has not disappeared

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[music]

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these forests are their last refuge

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[music]

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[applause] the

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amazon basin occupies a large

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part of the northern region of south america an

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area larger than half of

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australia it is the green heart of a large

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continent

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[music]

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its forests may be considered the lungs of the planet

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but now the forest is changing it

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poses a threat to the

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amazon's wildlife having adapted for many

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millions of years

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the largest and the sushi predator, the jaguar,

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needs 300 square kilometers of forest for a successful life;

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scientists want to better study the

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jaguar population and find out how it is doing;

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if they manage to establish what is

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happening with the apex predator, they will be able to gain

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insight into the complex and

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interconnected webs of life in the forest;

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if the jaguar thrives, it means prey

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a lot this means that the habitat is

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great

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but first the scientists must catch the Ivar

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they believe that in this area of the jungle

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they are still found but in four years

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only three individuals have been caught

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either a jaguar and are too careful and do not

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get caught or their number is dangerously reduced

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by setting traps the scientists are waiting and they hope

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even in the tropical forest the

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change of seasons persists

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in December storm clouds gather,

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heralding the onset of heavy rains

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for one group of birds this is the last chance

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to attract the attention of the female until the rains

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stop mating dances the

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sparkling feathers of the male are red anti other

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Cyprus and becomes a beacon inviting msa

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could stop and look

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[music] the

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female must decide who has the brightest

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feathers and graceful movements

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only the most beautiful bright ones will get a chance

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to breed

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for the young Bella Mountain Bearded

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Manokin color is less important than the dance and he

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watches the place of his performance

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even an extra leaf can cost him

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attention

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[music]

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from he is quickly disposed of with great

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style

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[music]

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but he still failed to

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impress the female and

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he may not get such a chance

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in this season

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time is short at the

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end of December the rainy season hit in

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full force

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in some areas the rainfall level

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is three meters in

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a few months,

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the animals that live here must

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adapt or die

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melting sand snow and rain from the tropical

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forests pour over 200 billion

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tons of water into the valleys,

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even the Amazon River, the largest

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freshwater body of water on the planet, cannot

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hold so much water

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every year it overflows its banks,

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increasing in size 5 times,

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it floods the territory approximately

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equal to the area,

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the dawn illuminates the changed world

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[music]

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here the trees have learned to cope with the

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annual flooding

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they survive even when immersed 8 meters

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under water

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the forest will be flooded for about seven months

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[music]

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for the animals of the undergrowth it is a disaster

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if they do not hide

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9-banded armadillo lives on land and

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leads a predominantly nocturnal lifestyle

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[music]

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this female, having lost her lair in a flood,

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swims to salvation she is in great

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danger

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predators like black caimans prowl in

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the water and she can drown under the weight of

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her heavy shell

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she can hold her breath for

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several minutes and can even walk across to the

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bottom of the river,

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in order to get to the other side, she

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swallows air and inflates her belly, which

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allows her to stay on the surface,

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but such a long swim is tiring

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[music]

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Abby will be held back by hungry predators,

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the spill drove the armadillo out of its lair and

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drove it into the river where the animal has to

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swim with all its might,

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this time the females lucky

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[music]

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under water the flooded forest seems

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si realistic a

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dark figure swims among the branches where

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birds used to fly this is a manatee

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looking for food and shelter the

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Amazonian manatee is the smallest

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representative of the species and the only manatee in the world that

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lives only in fresh water a

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very slow metabolism allows

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it to remain under water for 20 minutes

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before needing to rise for

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air,

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this female moved from the river to the

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flooded forest,

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there is an abundance of floating grass and water

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hyacinths and she eats the greens that have become

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available

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every day, she eats up to 15 percent of her

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own weight, a

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large amount of greens helps and

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produces a lot of milk for the baby

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[music]

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before the calf is weaned a

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year will pass

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and the young manatee can stay with its

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mother for another year,

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taking refuge in her shadow and learning to survive

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even

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[music]

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in this rich environment the competition for

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food is quite brutal, the

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survivors manage to find food

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where their rivals cannot,

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one fish has acquired an unusual solution,

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this is the silver arawana, the locals call

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it a water monkey,

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it hunts both underwater and on

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the surface,

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hiding in small pools next to the

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trees, it approaches the surface

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and waits for signs of movement,

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so as soon as the arawana notices its prey, it

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jumps out from the water

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[music]

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she can rise into the air 2 meters

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above the surface of the water

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[music]

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this gives her an undeniable advantage

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[music]

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in these waters there are a lot of fish this

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attracts hunters and fishermen

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the Amazon the last refuge of an

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endangered species of giant exhalation

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reaching a length of 2 meters

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they live large groups hunt

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together

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it costs 10 choice a large family

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headed by father and mother

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they delight the eye of the original Kayapo Indians

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living downstream

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and eaten name fish a giant

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choice can live only clean healthy

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years by

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pollution of the largest river on the planet

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their survival is also

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threatened by

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people and otters share this stretch of river with a

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fish that has a terrible reputation

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it's piranhas

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piranhas have a mouth full of sharp teeth when

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they are overcome by a hungry frenzy they

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tear their prey apart in seconds

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[applause]

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wounded fish thrown by you games

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become successful prey

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their attention is attracted by sound and movement

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but the blood is real bait the

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Kayapo Indians know that they can safely

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swim here despite the rumors and previously had a

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rare interest in people

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[applause]

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living in the heart of the Amazon jungle the Kayapo

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used to be a powerful people,

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today these villages are the few

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remaining settlements located on the

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banks of the river

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[music]

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no, they consider themselves part of the forest so do the

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animals with whom they deal,

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they depend on the generosity of the river and the forest, but

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they take more than what they need

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[applause]

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[music]

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at this time of year, flooded rivers

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become the only road into the thicket of the

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jungle,

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today two elders are tracking down a

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valuable creature and they they find

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[music]

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this is the 9th clear armadillo

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they believe that the plant animals of the forest

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have energy that must be kept

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in balance

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they understand that they must respect all the

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inhabitants of the jungle and be grateful

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for their gifts

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[music]

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so the elder returns home with

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the spoils and sings a song to the spirit of the armadillo

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thanks to him, he helps the

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tribe survive at least one more day.

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The beauty and generosity of the Amazon sometimes

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mask dangers and

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terrible secrets.

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The plant is armed with thorns and poisons, like

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many animals.

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These forests are by no means paradises; they are a

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battlefield; their inhabitants must

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adapt to the dangers; the

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bright marks of the dart frog and frogs

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mean only one thing, don’t get close,

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the substances in it later make it bitter and

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unfit for food,

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this explains why the female risks

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laying only a few eggs on an

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open leaf,

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over time the eggs will turn into

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tadpoles hey will begin to move

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this makes the babies even more vulnerable

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movement attracts a predator

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the father protects his offspring in the first

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weeks of life,

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predators realized that the color of a frog

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means unpleasant prey and

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tadpoles can also be tasteless,

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but now this is not yet the case;

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their survival depends on protection and one

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last thing that will help to

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make sure of their future;

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the father goes with them on dangerous

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journeys to more high and

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safe place,

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first the cubs climb onto

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the wall, a

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thin film of mucus holds them in

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place while the father carries them further

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[music]

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rappolovo

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[music]

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rainwater stored by bromeliad

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plants becomes a reliable shelter

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for growing tadpoles

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this is the last before rape to their offspring

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[music]

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only now it supplies the

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reservoir with rich nutrients and

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not only shelters and does not allow

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the tadpole to survive for 3 months,

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then the little frog will develop

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its own toxic defense and the cycle

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will repeat again

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[music]

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this greenhouse variety is gradually

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revealing its secrets,

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April has arrived

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after almost 5 months, heavy rainfalls

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stop there are

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more and more sunny days

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now an exceptional event is being prepared

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this is the most unusual partnership in

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the Amazon the

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flooded Logona at the edge of the forest

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becomes the ideal home for the floating

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giant

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Victoria water lily is a real colossus

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[music]

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it has the second largest single

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leaves in the world

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it grows amazingly fast at 25

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centimeters in day

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and withstand a weight of up to 60 kilograms

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this is a two-meter caiman basking in

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the sun lying on a leaf;

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also the leaves become a fishing

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ground for green qua-qua

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[laughter]

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this water lily is amazing not only for its

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size but also for its reproduction;

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multi-colored flowers suggest this

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happens

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with the onset of night; internal

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temperature the white flower rises and

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becomes 10 degrees warmer than the air

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due to this the flower opens the

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white flower is female and does not produce

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pollen but it emits a strong sweet

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smell similar to the aroma of pineapple

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this smell attracts a small

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double beetle to two centimeters in size

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this is one of the main pollinators of the water lily

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he climbs into the female flower carrying

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pollen collected from the male flowers of the

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water lily

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[music]

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as the blossom approaches the flower cools down

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and closes the

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beetles remaining inside are trapped

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but this is not a problem they are protected from the heat

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and danger

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moreover they can feed on starchy nectar all day the

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considered beetle shakes off pollen into the

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reproductive organs of the flower, this is how the

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magical transformation begins, the

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white flower turns pink and becomes a

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female and male,

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now it can produce pollen itself

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with the new onset of night, the flower

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opens and the beetle, now again

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having collected pollen from the male flower, flies away

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in search of the next sweet-smelling

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female flower, pitcher

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pollination is completed, pink male

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flower speed shudder all dreams and

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sink to the bottom of the lake the seed will

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sprout and begin to gain strength in order to

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repeat the amazing

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transformation of the water lily next year the

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Amazon is a living laboratory where

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nature has experimented for

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millions of years

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[music]

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but the destruction of the environment

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negates the works of nature and exposes at risk

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many species

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know that the state of higher predators

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helps to assess the health of the forest scientists

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have been trying to track down the jaguar for study

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for four years

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so far they have only managed to catch three

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for research this is not enough

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so they approached the problem from the other

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side

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they used simple technology

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mp3 player and speakers that broadcast

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call of the jaguar jungle

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[music]

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they hope that a curious jaguar will come

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to see

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if this method will work clearly but scientists

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have run out of ideas and the jaguars are running out of

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time,

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many creatures flourish here,

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more than 1000 species of frogs and more than

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one and a half thousand birds and

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the most successful insects in

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one square kilometer can be

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up to 30 thousand species the

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largest number of ants

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they have changed little since the time of the

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dinosaurs and now make up more than

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thirty percent of the total number of

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animals in the Amazon

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they have settled in all corners of the forest and

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not underground and on the tops of trees and

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between them

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ants consume more plants in the

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Amazon than any other animal

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on the crop and are especially vulnerable and the trees,

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unlike many Amazon trees, their

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leaves are not poisonous, but they are not defenseless

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with blood and can survive thanks to

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ants, although at first it seems that their

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cooperation is not very favorable, the queen of the

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Aztec ants makes a

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hole in the soft wood of the branch, she

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quickly establishes a colony in the voids the

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stems are suitable for raising an army of

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ants, the workers take care of the

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queen who lays precious eggs,

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so why does the tree put up with these

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invaders

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it becomes clear when a hungry beetle

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approaches the leaves,

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movement on the stems disturbs the ants

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[music] the

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workers come into motion and immediately

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get down to business

00:31:08

they track down their target and forge art the

00:31:18

ants brutally bite the beetle on the soft

00:31:21

parts

00:31:25

[music]

00:31:31

soon they cover it entirely

00:31:35

[music]

00:31:37

the beetle fights for its life against the army

00:31:41

defending its territory

00:31:47

the only way to survive is

00:31:49

soon and the retreat of the

00:31:52

tree crowns of the tropical forest sometimes

00:31:54

rises to 50 meters

00:31:58

they are so far away that many of their

00:32:01

inhabitants remain a mystery

00:32:04

when scientists manage to get there they

00:32:06

often discover something new

00:32:12

only in the last ten years

00:32:15

9 new primates have been discovered

00:32:21

in the treetops a great variety of primates can live

00:32:31

small tamarins the size of coconuts

00:32:34

coexist with 8 kg red

00:32:37

roar us

00:32:39

one of the strangest is the bald

00:32:43

uakari

00:32:44

with a red face and reddish

00:32:47

fur, the

00:32:48

locals call it the English

00:32:51

monkey because the red muzzle

00:32:53

is similar to the face of a pale-faced and foreigners

00:32:55

sunburned

00:32:57

this color serves an important purpose

00:33:02

[music] the

00:33:05

brighter it is, the healthier the animals this is an

00:33:09

obligatory sign of a successful partner

00:33:13

[music]

00:33:16

when the trees bear fruit locals spend

00:33:19

a lot of time on the tops eating fruits

00:33:32

their powerful lower jaw and chew the

00:33:34

hard peel of unripe fruits and

00:33:36

nuts that are too tough for other

00:33:39

primates

00:33:43

they have small tails not typical for

00:33:46

Amazon monkeys

00:33:47

but this is not prevents them from easily

00:33:50

traveling through the trees

00:33:53

[music]

00:34:00

family members groom each other, which

00:34:03

strengthens the bond and establishes hierarchy

00:34:09

hierarchy is especially important for family integrity

00:34:12

[laughter]

00:34:13

[music]

00:34:22

males and adolescents form relationships

00:34:25

through games play fights

00:34:30

[music]

00:34:32

sometimes it is difficult to distinguish between them from the real ones

00:34:37

[music]

00:34:59

their pranks help the young monkeys

00:35:02

develop the skill they will need

00:35:04

to survive in the trees

00:35:07

[music] the

00:35:14

dry season is approaching and the family must

00:35:17

take advantage of the remaining gifts the

00:35:19

flood waters

00:35:31

a little awkwardness and the fish there tales

00:35:34

swimming in the depths get a treat

00:35:45

from the

00:35:52

dense greenery of the treetops not so it's

00:35:55

safe for the

00:35:58

squirrel monkeys to notice a harpy and

00:36:00

raise an alarm that everyone around hears

00:36:14

[music] a

00:36:18

giant harpy eagle is well

00:36:20

adapted to life in dense foliage

00:36:26

he can easily grab monkeys right from a

00:36:29

branch a

00:36:33

determined male and feeds the chick

00:36:35

poses a threat he prowls everywhere in

00:36:39

search of food

00:36:40

his nest is located three kilometers

00:36:43

from here, on top of a giant tree and

00:36:48

allspice reaches a height of 50

00:36:51

meters, local residents use its

00:36:54

bark and seeds to treat all ailments from

00:36:57

snake bites to earaches; the

00:37:06

female harpy and the chick are securely hidden in the

00:37:09

crown of the

00:37:12

map and are impressive in size; this is the

00:37:15

largest bird in both in America, the

00:37:18

wingspan is 2 meters;

00:37:21

its claws are not inferior in size to the claws of a

00:37:24

grizzly bear;

00:37:26

it can lift half of its own

00:37:29

weight

00:37:30

[music]

00:37:33

despite the size of the mother’s strength, the chick is

00:37:36

exposed to danger from all sides,

00:37:42

including flies that carry diseases

00:37:46

[music]

00:37:55

like the locals, the mother harpy knows about the

00:37:59

healing power of plants

00:38:03

[music]

00:38:08

she often brings fresh

00:38:10

green twigs and branches to the nest

00:38:14

[music]

00:38:16

these efforts help protect the

00:38:18

precious chick from parasites and

00:38:20

insects

00:38:21

[music]

00:38:35

[music]

00:38:37

but she has no protection from other dangers

00:38:41

[music]

00:38:50

[music]

00:38:59

valuable wood deep t-rex

00:39:01

looking for a lumberjack

00:39:03

[music]

00:39:17

man may not reign in this jungle

00:39:19

on a chainsaw gives him great power

00:39:23

[applause]

00:39:25

[music]

00:39:44

[applause]

00:39:49

and

00:39:51

[music]

00:39:59

[applause]

00:40:02

almost 20 percent of the Amazon jungle has already been

00:40:05

cleared, which threatens not only dar pe

00:40:08

but also for all living things on earth,

00:40:19

the alles are a huge storehouse of carbon;

00:40:22

its destruction will cause the release of huge

00:40:25

masses of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere;

00:40:29

this will affect the climate of the planet;

00:40:34

trees are disappearing and the threat to the world is growing;

00:40:56

this is the mother's third attempt to create a nest

00:40:59

and the third tree selected, the

00:41:02

previous two were cut down

00:41:06

1 harpy chick is raised for a whole year,

00:41:10

will it be able to reach maturity

00:41:15

foresters a kilometer away

00:41:18

[music] the

00:41:26

wet season is replaced by a dry season, the

00:41:30

water level drops

00:41:31

[music] the

00:41:34

receding water will allow the jaguar to expand its

00:41:37

hunting territory

00:41:41

this will help scientists search and catch these

00:41:44

animals

00:41:48

they want to learn more about the behavior of these

00:41:51

big cats and also learn about the health of

00:41:54

this part of the Amazon

00:41:57

[music] the

00:42:00

speakers are still broadcasting the call of the jaguar

00:42:05

maybe this simple device will change something it wo

00:42:13

n’t be long to wait

00:42:15

[applause]

00:42:17

they have captured a young female in the prime of life,

00:42:22

soon she will be ready to

00:42:24

reproduce, her success will be a

00:42:26

test of the health of the environment,

00:42:31

scientists need to quickly and safely and

00:42:33

euthanize

00:42:39

[music]

00:42:43

this is the most dangerous phase of the enterprise

00:42:46

for both scientists and the animal

00:42:52

[music]

00:43:07

the medicine works quickly

00:43:10

Now they will be able to get the necessary

00:43:12

information. A

00:43:21

collar with a radio transmitter and a

00:43:23

satellite tracking system will allow

00:43:25

scientists to track the movements of the Ivorian

00:43:27

through the forest,

00:43:31

although research will tell about their

00:43:34

behavior during the dry season,

00:43:36

this will help scientists better understand how the

00:43:39

jaguar survives in these secret more often.

00:43:50

New information will help protect the

00:43:53

future of the Amazon forest itself.

00:44:01

full of questions awaiting answers and

00:44:05

unsolved secrets

00:44:09

it's endless changes with the end of the

00:44:12

flood the forest appears again

00:44:15

the birds return to the rare shelters

00:44:22

[applause] an

00:44:24

amazing adaptation helped animals

00:44:27

survive here a million or

00:44:30

[music] the

00:44:32

world is changing

00:44:34

can the Amazon withstand it

00:44:41

[music] the

00:44:44

program is voiced by the Arctel studio and the

00:44:46

text was read by Igor Taradaikin

00:44:50

[music]

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