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En este fascinante documental titulado "Siete Mundos, un Planeta: Australia", te llevaremos a un recorrido visual por uno de los continentes más únicos y biodiversos del mundo. Australia, con sus impresionantes paisajes, flora y fauna, es un lugar donde la naturaleza se manifiesta en su forma más pura. A través de impresionantes imágenes y narraciones cautivadoras, exploraremos los distintos ecosistemas que habitan en este vasto territorio, desde los vibrantes arrecifes de coral hasta los áridos desiertos y exuberantes selvas tropicales.   Este documental no solo nos presenta la belleza de Australia, sino que también nos invita a reflexionar sobre la importancia de conservar estos hábitats. Conoceremos a algunas de las especies más emblemáticas, como el canguro y el koala, y aprenderemos sobre los desafíos que enfrentan debido a la acción humana y el cambio climático. El programa resalta la rica cultura indígena de Australia, que ha coexistido con la naturaleza durante miles de años, y nos enseña sobre su conexión profunda con la tierra.   Sumérgete en "Siete Mundos, un Planeta: Australia" y descubre la diversidad que este continente tiene para ofrecer. Este documental es una ventana al mundo natural que nos rodea y un llamado a la acción para proteger nuestro planeta. ¡No te lo pierdas!   **Hashtags:** #SieteMundosUnPlaneta, #DocumentalAustralia, #ConservacionNaturaleza   **Keywords:** Siete mundos, un planeta, documental Australia, biodiversidad Australia, conservación, ecosistemas australianos, flora y fauna, cambio climático, cultura indígena, naturaleza.

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49:30The most ambitious shoot for the Australia team

49:33was filming the continent's top predator,

49:36the dingo hunting.

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49:42Elusive and shy, they're rarely seen.

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49:50The crew journeyed to the high plains of Australia,

49:55where park rangers had reported sightings of a white dingo and her pack.

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50:03In their first week, the team confirmed the sightings...

50:07That's it.

50:09...and begin to catch glimpses.

50:13But with the dingoes constantly on the move,

50:16keeping track of them is a challenge.

50:19They teleport around because you just lose them in the grass.

50:23It's madness.

50:25Each time the crew arrive to set up,

50:29they're too late.

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50:43I couldn't believe how far she'd gone

50:45by the time we managed to drive over the brow of the hill.

50:48She was a kilometer away.

50:51If they lose them, it could take days to find them again.

50:56And searching in Outback Australia can be dangerous work.

51:01Look!

51:05It's hit weird up at me.

51:07I hate snakes.

51:09Brown snakes are one of the world's most venomous.

51:14And it's not only the snakes that have a nasty bite.

51:18Look at that.

51:22Sorry.

51:25Turns out I just stood in a ant's nest.

51:33Over the coming weeks,

51:35the dingoes continue to give the crew the runaround.

51:39With such a large area to search,

51:42they enlist the help of two additional cameramen.

51:46Dan is a dingo expert and studied them for five years.

51:51And even he struggled to follow them.

51:54Dingoes are Australia's most heavily persecuted native animal.

51:59And that makes them so incredibly elusive and hard to film.

52:04They're very scared of humans.

52:07Dingoes have lived in Australia for over 4,000 years.

52:12But when Europeans arrived with livestock,

52:15they were seen as a threat.

52:18Today, they continue to be shot, poisoned and trapped,

52:22which explains why they avoid the crew.

52:25So Dan suggests a new approach.

52:33From the air, they have a better view.

52:36Now they can track the dingoes and follow their trails.

52:41And they notice the white dingo

52:43repeatedly returning to the same patch of forest.

52:49Ben, the park ranger, goes to explore.

52:53Dog's had a scratch in here.

52:57A roo leg.

52:59And unearths a den site.

53:04Only a handful of wild dingo dens have ever been filmed,

53:08so the team set up a stakeout.

53:14Come on.

53:20And after a few days waiting...

53:28To the best of my knowledge, this is some of the first footage

53:32of wild dingo pups at the den.

53:35Being able to capture this really intimate, up-close footage

53:39is amazing, really, really special.

53:44The den site is a major breakthrough.

53:50Now the team can find the white dingo each morning...

53:53Yeah, I've got her.

53:55...and begin to understand her hunting patterns.

54:01At this point, she's just testing the water

54:03to see which ones are weaker

54:06or if there are any joes around that she can hunt easily.

54:10But her chases cover such vast distances

54:14that filming them from start to finish is impossible.

54:19Time for the final crew members.

54:26With the filming helicopter,

54:29the team can stay airborne for long enough

54:32to capture her marathon hunt.

54:35But to be successful,

54:37the ground and aerial team will need to work together.

54:43So we've got spotters all around the valley,

54:46and if anything happens, if anything moves,

54:48we can run to the helicopter, and we can be up in the air

54:51in about three minutes and filming.

54:53We're just on standby all morning and all afternoon.

54:59With nine people monitoring the white dingo's every move,

55:03all they can do is wait.

55:15Until one morning...

55:18She really looks like she's eyeing up those roos over there.

55:21She's just stopped and just looking at them.

55:28Yeah, she's definitely looking for some roos.

55:31Yeah, she's definitely looking for some roos. Over.

55:38With the dingo on the move, the hunt seems imminent.

55:46As the helicopter prepares to launch,

55:48the ground team keep track of her.

55:52Gunfire

55:58Yeah, she's running, she's running, she's running.

56:14She looks good.

56:22Gunfire

56:33Finally able to keep up,

56:35the team film these dingoes hunting kangaroos for the first time,

56:41adding to the little we know about these remarkable predators.

56:46After five weeks following the white dingo,

56:49the team are left in awe of her.

56:52She's worked so hard catching roos and looking after her babies,

56:58and it's been just amazing.

57:01I'll never forget it.

57:07Next time, a world transformed by mankind.

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