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What are the Big Five? These are the00:00:09
largest animals in Africa.00:00:13
Big animals are also included in the top five.00:00:16
Well, for example, the elephant and the rhinoceros, but it’s00:00:19
not about the size; the term Big Five, or00:00:22
in English, Big Five, was invented by white00:00:24
hunters of past centuries when they first00:00:27
appeared on the black Continent then they were00:00:30
simply amazed by the unprecedented abundance of00:00:32
animals, many of which were not at all00:00:35
afraid of humans since they did not yet know00:00:37
what firearms were and what00:00:40
amazed Europeans most of all00:00:46
was the megafauna, the abundance of huge animals. Many of them were much larger than a cow or a00:00:49
bear. The00:00:50
African conference is actually00:00:52
unique in that there preserved00:00:54
in an almost unchanged, unchanged00:00:56
state. And the so-called ones,00:01:00
which in general learned00:01:02
to exist together with man,00:01:04
probably due to the fact that for quite a long00:01:06
time00:01:10
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this principle of the most prestigious00:01:14
hunting trophies began to form, that is, it included those00:01:17
animals that were most difficult to00:01:19
obtain and from whom it was possible to bring00:01:21
some trophies from an elephant Tusks from a00:01:24
rhinoceros and buffalo Horns of low tide or00:01:27
leopard skins elephant the00:01:30
largest land animal00:01:34
on Earth lives in groups therefore00:01:37
not only a wounded animal poses a great danger00:01:40
but also its comrades rhinoceros the00:01:42
second largest animal in Africa with00:01:46
so much hard skin that getting into a00:01:48
vulnerable spot and piercing it with a bullet is very00:01:51
difficult even for a good shooter a wounded00:01:53
rhinoceros is no less dangerous than the servants of a buffalo00:01:57
this powerful beast annually claims more00:02:00
human lives than a lion leopard00:02:02
combined the male leader furiously guards00:02:05
his herd and fearlessly rushes at00:02:08
any enemy the leopard the most secretive00:02:11
cunning and careful Predator of the black00:02:13
continent he has excellent hearing and sense of00:02:16
smell And he is also nocturnal,00:02:18
so to track down, take by surprise00:02:21
and shoot this boat a cat is extraordinary00:02:25
Leo Well, he just couldn’t help but get into the00:02:28
top five As the king of animals, a skin with a00:02:30
luxurious mane has always been the most a00:02:33
desired trophy of all hunters,00:02:36
and what’s more, they00:02:38
are also the most dangerous because it is00:02:41
these five that ultimately00:02:43
hold, I would say, such an unchanging00:02:47
Palm in terms of the number of00:02:48
human victims,00:02:49
travelers who collected all the trophies of the big00:02:51
five received the right to the most00:02:54
prestigious the title of Grand00:02:57
Slam winner Well, of course, this was00:03:00
only possible for rich people, since it00:03:02
was impossible to get the top five alone.00:03:07
Many nations took part in such hunting expeditions and raids. This00:03:09
bloody fun was very fashionable in the00:03:12
European colonies of Africa, this is one of the00:03:15
reasons why today we see only the00:03:17
pitiful remnants of the richest African00:03:20
fauna that existed before the arrival of Europeans here00:03:24
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it is clear that the giraffe has such a long neck00:03:33
so that it is easier for him to reach the00:03:35
Upper branches of the trees. But if there are00:03:37
not enough lower branches for everyone, is it easier to00:03:39
learn to eat grass? The00:03:42
evolutionary solution to the long00:03:45
neck design is quite understandable, not so little00:03:47
of all kinds of ungulates eating leaves and00:03:50
shoots of trees, the longer the00:03:52
neck, the greater the chance of getting what00:03:55
all the short ones haven’t eaten yet. But00:03:57
really, the question is very fair. Is00:03:58
n’t it easier to bend your short00:04:02
neck to eat the grass under your feet than to00:04:04
grow such a long one, and after all, the giraffe is00:04:07
not alone here in the process of evolution,00:04:10
such an unusual adaptation arose in a00:04:13
variety of species of mammals,00:04:15
look at this fossil rhinoceros,00:04:18
its neck is no shorter than that of a giraffe, the00:04:21
great paleontologist wrote about this with their00:04:30
feet under their feet, in addition to the fact that00:04:33
they consume and are forced to grind00:04:35
tough vegetation, they are free and00:04:37
involuntarily grab grains of sand therefore, the00:04:39
abrasive loads of herbivores00:04:42
are not comparable with the abrasive loads of00:04:44
those who feed on bushes,00:04:46
leaves, and so on; in other words,00:04:49
if giraffes or any other animals that00:04:52
feed on branches and leaves switched00:04:55
to dusty grass, and even dusted with00:04:57
sand, their teeth would wear out very quickly, they would00:05:00
have to change the design of the00:05:03
entire oral apparatus and at the same time00:05:06
slightly modifying the00:05:07
digestive system, this question is so00:05:10
difficult from an evolutionary point of view00:05:12
that paleontologists or morphologists call00:05:14
morphogenesis the transformation of the dental00:05:16
system, which turns out that for animals it is00:05:19
often easier not to make the dental system00:05:22
very difficult to regulate genetically. For00:05:25
example, to increase the limbs00:05:30
with a graph from an ecological point of view, he ate00:05:32
tree branches; in order to grow a00:05:35
long neck, it will take some00:05:37
tens of hundreds of thousands of years,00:05:40
but to change the structure of the teeth and the00:05:43
digestive system, millions of years00:05:45
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elephants, rhinoceroses, buffaloes, lions live in00:05:56
Africa and Asia. And who lives only in00:05:58
Africa is00:06:00
really well aware that a00:06:03
number of African animals have their00:06:05
Asian counterparts: elephants, lions, leopards, rhinoceroses, buffaloes, crocodiles, mongooses, porcupines,00:06:10
and even such00:06:12
unusual animals as pangolins; however, in00:06:15
Asia, all of them, except the leopard, are represented by00:06:18
other biological species00:06:20
significantly different from African ones.00:06:22
But zebras or giraffes in Africa It is useless to search for Asia00:06:28
[music] this00:06:30
means that if you and I consider00:06:32
groups of animals that00:06:36
currently live in Africa and have no00:06:38
analogues on other continents, then00:06:40
indeed the representatives of the00:06:42
giraffe-like giraffes, or more correctly, it is correct00:06:44
to say the family of giraffidae, they went00:06:47
beyond the borders of Africa during their settlement and00:06:50
therefore the giraffe and okapi are found00:06:52
only in Africa, why this00:06:54
happened can only be guessed at, and scientists00:06:56
don’t like it, but you and I can00:06:59
assume that in order to move to the00:07:01
Indian Jungle, rich in tall trees, a00:07:03
giraffe would have to overcome00:07:05
territories that are very poor in vegetation.00:07:08
They simply would not have survived on the way the species00:07:10
that found only in one00:07:12
specific area are called00:07:14
endemics and in Africa there are00:07:17
a lot of such endemics. For example, why00:07:20
can a well-known ordinary hippopotamus be safely00:07:23
called an endemic of Africa? He doesn’t live in00:07:26
other parts of the world now, he doesn’t live, and00:07:29
once upon a time hippopotamuses splashed around in this00:07:31
place of modern Paris or Athens.00:07:33
with them the situation is somewhat00:07:36
different; in fact, they reached the front00:07:38
to the front of Asia Minor. And then to00:07:40
the east, that is, the immediate00:07:42
territory of modern Hindustan and the00:07:44
modern territory of, say,00:07:46
Southeast Asia, for some reason00:07:48
they did not settle, perhaps this is due00:07:50
to the rather arid regions00:07:53
that separate this territory from the00:07:56
immediate original habitat of00:07:58
hippopotamuses, many well-known00:08:00
animals have become the true calling00:08:03
cards of the dark continent, these are00:08:05
giraffes and zebras and ostriches and gorillas and00:08:10
chimpanzees and many other animals00:08:12
that are known only to connoisseurs of fauna00:08:19
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Which of us is the most dangerous animal in Africa?00:08:28
doesn’t remember Aibolit’s00:08:30
warning for small children00:08:32
not to go to Africa to walk00:08:35
gorillas. But despite the fact that this is a00:08:38
strong monkey can literally tear a00:08:40
person with his bare hands, has huge00:08:43
teeth, there are no reliable cases of gorillas killing people;00:08:46
much more often,00:08:50
they simply imitate an attack, they scare00:08:53
especially annoying older brothers according to00:08:55
reason And even more often they themselves become00:08:58
victims of people But Nile crocodiles are00:09:01
very dangerous and they are really00:09:03
big there are poisonous snakes in Africa Well,00:09:07
they are not considered the most dangerous00:09:09
representatives of the fauna As00:09:11
strange as it may seem, but the most dangerous00:09:16
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one of the right ones is any large00:09:29
object which floats on the surface of00:09:30
the reservoir just like its00:09:33
potential rival, so the00:09:35
hippopotamuses with delight and joy attack the00:09:38
boat, snack on them, and,00:09:40
accordingly, with the same joy they drown00:09:42
the people who find themselves in the water00:09:44
after these boats have a snack Yes, they can00:09:47
kill us right in half has a snack has00:09:50
a snack and nothing personal As00:09:52
they say, but the fact is that hippopotamuses are00:09:54
territorial and a group of hippopotamuses00:09:56
occupies a certain territory on land,00:09:59
which it marks by the way, and also in the water where00:10:03
they are during the day, despite its weight of up to 4 tons, the00:10:06
hippopotamus is a very dexterous and agile00:10:09
animal, swims beautifully and00:10:11
develops speed on land up to 40 km/h every year in00:10:15
Africa there are more than a thousand of their00:10:17
attacks on people, including00:10:19
fatal ones, but it should certainly be00:10:21
noted that without a reason, not a single00:10:24
hippopotamus is00:10:26
most often aggression, either a male00:10:29
protecting the herd or a female protecting00:10:31
the cub. And if we talk about a threat00:10:34
to life the most dangerous animal in00:10:36
Africa is the infamous tsetse fly00:10:39
helminths Well, for example, parasitic worms00:10:42
filiaria and some other protozoa00:10:44
that are the causative agents of very00:10:47
serious diseases00:10:52
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Zebra Is she White with black00:10:58
stripes or black with white00:11:02
despite the seeming naivety of this00:11:05
question but a similar topic For a long time, the00:11:07
most fierce scientific debates have been going on, the00:11:10
latest embryonic research00:11:12
has put a bold point on it, the background00:11:15
color is black, this pigment is the main one, but the00:11:19
white stripes are just areas where the00:11:22
pigment is missing. Therefore, the00:11:24
Zebra is black with white stripes, another00:11:28
conversation. Why does a zebra need these stripes?00:11:31
Each Zebra has its own00:11:33
individual pattern. This is a combination of00:11:35
black and white stripes on the skin and00:11:39
most likely zebras00:11:41
recognize each other by this00:11:43
combination. But initially,00:11:45
the formation of this complex00:11:47
striped pattern occurred as a00:11:49
way of protection from00:11:52
predators and the creation of that same00:11:55
optical effect A as if dissolving00:11:58
in thickets consisting of individual00:12:01
real tree trunks. That is, again, this is a00:12:05
dismembering coloring that allows the00:12:07
zebra to use this game of light in a00:12:10
well-lit savannah with very00:12:13
sharp shadows cast by the00:12:15
trees and, in general, camouflage itself and00:12:17
become invisible to the predator,00:12:19
however, in reality in fact, it’s even more complicated and00:12:23
interesting:00:12:24
researchers from the University of London,00:12:26
their colleagues from Queensland, in00:12:29
Australia, conducted a variety of00:12:31
experiments using computer00:12:33
modeling and proved that stripes00:12:36
confuse not only predators, but also00:12:39
blood-sucking insects, which are the00:12:42
real scourge of Africa. And how it00:12:46
works we still do We don’t know yet, but00:12:48
if we simulate this thing, that is,00:12:51
put a00:12:54
skin like this on some other animal or paint it with00:12:56
white and dark stripes, the00:12:58
flies also stop landing, but there is00:13:02
another completely unexpected benefit from a00:13:05
black and white vest. Recently, studies have appeared that00:13:07
talk about00:13:10
thermoregulatory the role of such coloring,00:13:13
uneven heating of black and white00:13:15
stripes leads to the appearance of00:13:17
eddy currents of air near the zebra’s body,00:13:21
which help them cool00:13:27
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Why does a rhinoceros have only one Horn [00:13:33
music]00:13:34
Well, firstly, only Asian rhinoceroses have one Horn,00:13:38
while African species have two of them00:13:41
Moreover, the second lesson is not so00:13:44
small, but let's start with taxonomy.00:13:46
Despite the fact that the hooves on the legs of a rhinoceros are00:13:49
not so noticeable, like say00:13:51
zebras or horses, it still belongs00:13:54
to equid animals, and horns, as is00:13:57
known, are found only in artiodactyls in00:14:00
the order not headlights. ungulates are horses00:14:02
tapirs kulans cuckolds No, well,00:14:06
except for the mythical unicorn, secondly,00:14:09
what we call a rhinoceros horn is00:14:12
actually not rock at all;00:14:14
rhinoceros horns are formed in the skin00:14:17
and it is a hair brush, but it is00:14:21
glued together with the same material00:14:23
keratin and it turns out to be a combat weapon weapon,00:14:26
tool, beautiful thing, but it doesn’t grow on the bones,00:14:30
there’s a very complex00:14:32
suspension system, or rather a support, but00:14:36
when he dies,00:14:37
this thing falls off, a00:14:40
tassel, but00:14:42
once hard. The first tuft of hair grew on the face of the first rhinoceroses.00:14:46
And in the course of00:14:49
evolution, it turned out to be so useful00:14:51
that it became to grow and get stronger, all that remains is00:14:53
to understand what is the use of it,00:14:56
that you are tired of developing to such00:14:58
threatening sizes with horns, so this is00:15:04
also a fairly00:15:05
universal tool in the main00:15:08
weapon, that is, they don’t need to cut down trees00:15:10
unless in the heat of the moment, and00:15:13
you can fight among themselves and the animals that they00:15:18
destroy or threaten, you can also00:15:19
kill with a friend, they do it, although there is00:15:22
Another very important detail, the longer00:15:25
and more bizarre the roku of a rhinoceros, the more00:15:29
successful it is with females00:15:35
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antelopes are found only in Africa the00:15:42
word antelope itself is translated from00:15:45
Greek as a horned animal and strictly00:15:48
speaking is not a unit of00:15:50
biological classification, this is the name given to00:15:52
several subfamilies of bovid00:15:55
artiodactyls, among which there is a00:15:57
subfamily of true antelopes, it00:16:00
includes 15 genera and it00:16:02
includes not only African00:16:05
animals, but also, for example, gazelle gazelle00:16:07
and saiga antelopes that live in our country,00:16:11
this is quite arbitrary The00:16:14
continuulope category included everyone00:16:17
with horns, but00:16:20
seriously speaking, among the antelopes there are quite a00:16:23
lot of taxa, there are real antelopes,00:16:26
water goats, for example, also belong to the00:16:29
antelopes and the saiga belongs to the antelopes00:16:32
and the contilupes belong to the eland, which is00:16:35
much closer in texture in general to the bulls, a00:16:39
rather conventional category of wild00:16:42
animals which a person00:16:45
associates with grace with wide open00:16:49
spaces is even more poetic00:16:53
than Zoological, of course, the00:16:55
largest species diversity of antelopes in00:16:58
Africa. This is probably why, when hearing the word00:17:00
antelope, many people remember the00:17:03
African savannahs with countless00:17:06
herds of ungulates. However,00:17:10
various representatives of Europe, Asia00:17:13
and even the New World herds of gazelle00:17:16
snow-covered dhows FTP where00:17:19
40-degree frosts are not at all uncommon these are also00:17:21
real antelopes00:17:25
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what African animal is the most00:17:33
unusual00:17:35
in Africa many animals that amazed the00:17:39
first researchers with their unusual00:17:41
appearance today the most notable animals that are bizarre00:17:43
from the point of view of Europeans are00:17:45
birds are already well known to everyone. But00:17:49
of course, the most unusual ones, in our00:17:51
opinion today, should be looked for among those00:17:54
representatives of the African fauna that are00:17:56
rare in zoos and are not found in00:17:59
popular books and films. Well, for00:18:02
example, the00:18:04
serpentine pipe belongs to a large00:18:06
aesthetic formation which is00:18:08
called frateria. That is, this an animal00:18:09
that appeared in Africa is00:18:12
the only mammal on our00:18:13
planet whose teeth are00:18:15
not really represented by a continuous00:18:18
enamel coating of other00:18:20
mammals -00:18:30
termites. That is, in principle, it is, by and00:18:32
large, an analogue of the anteater only of the00:18:35
African spill and aardvarks. It also00:18:39
has powerful claws for tearing apart00:18:41
termite mounds; they have a fairly long tongue00:18:44
to follow these termites Well, the00:18:46
external aardvark looks like such a00:18:48
combination of donkey ears to come out with a long00:18:52
face with Piglet to complete00:18:54
this nose and such a massive body00:18:57
with sparse hair and powerful fore and00:19:00
hind limbs the00:19:02
tube tooth is not at all tiny if it00:19:05
reaches 100 kg with its powerful how with00:19:08
clean paws a pipe tooth can easily00:19:10
crack even the walls of termite mounds as strong as concrete,00:19:13
but at the same time it will not refuse00:19:15
to feast on sweet fruits and berries.00:19:17
It’s surprising that with such a bizarre00:19:20
appearance, this animal somehow did not become the00:19:23
hero of modern fairy tales or cartoon characters. The00:19:27
little-known tarantula is determined00:19:29
primarily by the fact that they have a secretive lifestyle,00:19:32
they spend most of their time00:19:34
buried deep in the same00:19:36
termite mounds in holes that they dig up with00:19:38
foot sweepers and seeing a shytooth00:19:40
during an African Safari is a very00:19:42
great success, great happiness00:19:44
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what bird can be considered a symbol of00:19:52
Africa00:19:54
on the one hand, they are suitable for this role00:19:57
millions of flocks of Flamingos and we are workers; the00:20:00
appearance is familiar to any child. And the00:20:02
crowned cranes, which are easily00:20:04
distinguished by their golden crown of feathers, but00:20:07
perhaps the most famous African00:20:09
bird can be considered the ostrich; it is not00:20:13
only the only representative of00:20:14
ostriches on earth, but also the largest00:20:17
bird on the planet, height up to 270 cm and weight00:20:22
156 kg Although We remind you that the name of the00:20:26
feathered symbol of Africa can be put forward, for00:20:29
example, the secretary's bird. But as for the00:20:33
secretary's bird,00:20:35
two countries in Africa put a secretary00:20:39
on their coat of arms. By the way, which countries are South Africa and00:20:43
Sudan? Well, imagine00:20:46
some kind of hawk on crane legs. Nowhere00:20:49
else except Africa is there such a thing. We have a00:20:51
stuffed animal here, it looks like it was well made by00:20:55
a master,00:20:56
but it’s not alive, but when you watch at00:21:00
least a video, it’s such a beauty, they walk around, flap their wings, scare away all00:21:04
sorts of little things,00:21:07
and then immediately kick them00:21:09
in the mouth or directly with their beak, the set of food is00:21:12
quite large, here you get insects, here00:21:16
you get lizards and all sorts of rodents and, by the00:21:20
way, snakes cope. Of course, there are00:21:24
other representatives of the endemic00:21:26
African avifauna, known00:21:28
mainly only to professional00:21:30
marketers and naturalists, so00:21:32
perhaps the fight for the title of feathered00:21:35
symbol of the black continent will unfold00:21:37
between the ostrich and the bird Secretary00:21:40
Marabou, we are withdrawing the competition since there are00:21:43
two more very similar species slaves live in00:21:46
Asia00:21:48
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will it be possible to preserve all the wonderful00:21:56
animals of Africa?00:21:59
When medieval Europeans overcame the00:22:02
great deserts and first came to00:22:05
central Africa, they were shocked not00:22:08
only by the bizarre appearance of unknown00:22:10
animals, but also by their number. Today00:22:13
African animals can be observed against the backdrop of natural00:22:15
landscapes. Well, really? that in00:22:18
nature reserves and national parks, in00:22:21
pursuit of Ivory,00:22:23
both species of African savannah elephants were almost exterminated00:22:25
or Again, very recently, the00:22:28
black rhinoceros was completely destroyed and the00:22:32
remaining white species became a very rare00:22:34
animal and all because of the horn, which, as we00:22:37
found out, is absolutely not rock A after all, even seemingly well-educated people still naively believe in its00:22:39
mythical healing properties; the00:22:47
eastern mountain gorilla was actually destroyed and00:22:51
only by a miracle another species was preserved. The00:22:52
western one, in pursuit of trophy horns of00:22:55
record length,00:22:58
tens of thousands of ungulates are still shot every year.00:23:02
The rarest and on the verge of00:23:05
extinction are the pygmy hippopotamus, the chimpanzee, and00:23:08
dinners, including the pygmy00:23:10
Bobo, even the King of Beasts, the African lion,00:23:15
has turned into a rare animal00:23:16
whose numbers continue to00:23:18
decline. These are only the large animals that are the00:23:21
calling cards of Africa. And how many00:23:24
birds, fish, reptiles,00:23:27
invertebrates are disappearing, of course, few people00:23:30
care about00:23:32
inconspicuous insects and inconspicuous00:23:35
inhabitants of the soil But these00:23:39
classic African species are the big00:23:41
five Yes, the species that for many00:23:45
are synonymous with Africa, the personification of the00:23:48
continent, in my opinion, they began to00:23:52
feel much better where00:23:55
people took care of this in00:23:56
national parks in hunting00:23:58
reserves Well, of course, in farms00:24:02
that deal their breeding We00:24:05
know that many antelopes are already becoming the00:24:07
subject of ordinary agricultural00:24:10
breeding for zoos for the same00:24:12
hunting reserves to feed the00:24:15
population of national parks, they are simply00:24:18
bred as we breed domestic00:24:20
animals, the nature of Africa is unique and00:24:24
diverse deserts mountains savannah00:24:28
equatorial forests today Black The00:24:31
continent is experiencing an era of intensive00:24:33
development of their richest resources, which00:24:37
means that people, extracting00:24:39
minerals, laying roads, building00:24:42
cities, blocking slats with dams,00:24:45
destroy the habitat of animal00:24:47
plants. And of course, the task of00:24:49
humanity is not only to breed00:24:52
large animals in national parks00:24:54
that tourists admire, but also to preserve the00:24:57
full range of African flora and00:25:00
fauna, amazing unique and00:25:04
strange as it may seem, far from being00:25:07
fully studied00:25:08
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see you on the living planet, friends, and00:25:13
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