00:00In the southern corner of the earth, there is an island that holds traces of millions of years of history.
00:10A place where nature tells a story older than human civilization.
00:22Tasmania, a wild land that has been a silent witness to the changes on earth since the beginning of time.
00:30Here, time seems to stop, so what makes this island so special?
01:00Located south of mainland Australia, Tasmania stands as a hidden gem in a vast ocean, separated by the legendary Bass Strait,
01:11which stretches over 68 thousand square kilometers, offering stunning natural panoramas and amazing biodiversity.
01:22The island is shaped like an inverted triangle, with a winding coastline, calm bays and towering headlands.
01:45In the center of the island, there is a plateau known as the Central Plateau, dominating the landscape,
01:52decorated by glacial lakes that reflect the blue sky, as well as towering mountains, such as Mount Osa.
02:01The highest peak on the island is 1,617 meters high.
02:06To the west, dense temperate rainforests blanket the region, harboring the mystery of rare flora and fauna.
02:22Meanwhile, to the east, there is a fertile and stretching lowland,
02:28become rich agricultural fields and vineyards producing high quality wines.
02:34Equipped with white sandy beaches along its east coast,
02:39offers a calming view, accompanied by gentle waves caressing the shore.
02:46Tasmania is also surrounded by more than a thousand small islands,
02:51including Flinders Island to the north and Bruni Island to the south.
02:55Each of these islands has its own uniqueness and beauty.
02:59This geographical richness creates diverse habitats,
03:06from vast grasslands to untouched wilderness,
03:10making Tasmania a paradise for adventurers and nature lovers.
03:15However, behind its natural beauty,
03:26Tasmania also faces harsh natural challenges.
03:29A strong wind known as the Roaring Fortis,
03:33which often hits this island,
03:36brings rapidly changing and sometimes unpredictable weather.
03:39These conditions shape the wild and untamed character of Tasmania's nature,
03:48adding to the appeal for those seeking true adventure.
03:54With its enchanting natural beauty,
03:57rich biodiversity and dramatic landscapes,
04:01Tasmania stands as a testament to nature's majesty
04:05that are waiting to be explored and appreciated.
04:09Nearly 42 percent of Tasmania's area
04:12protected in the form of national parks and nature reserves,
04:16making it a paradise for nature lovers.
04:26Tasmania is home to unique flora and fauna.
04:30Many of them are not found anywhere else in the world.
04:32The vast eucalyptus forests provide habitat for various bird species.
04:37such as honey eaters and black cockatoos.
04:47Typical mammals such as wallabies, possums,
04:50and of course the iconic Tasmanian devil roams the island's wilds.
04:55Among Tasmania's natural wonders,
05:02there is a creature that defies logic and imagination,
05:06is the platypus.
05:07With a beak like a duck,
05:09beaver-like tail,
05:11and webbed feet,
05:13become a symbol of the uniqueness of evolution
05:15the amazing things that happen on this island.
05:17Platypuses inhabit the calm rivers and lakes of Tasmania.
05:23With eyes closed,
05:24they rely on electro receptors in their beaks
05:27to detect prey in the darkness of the water.
05:32When dusk comes,
05:34they emerged from their nest
05:35start a silent night adventure.
05:37However,
05:41here it's not just Tasmanian devils and platypuses.
05:45Behind this dense forest,
05:47hidden creatures that are rarely seen,
05:49but has an important role in the ecosystem.
05:52With silent steps and watchful eyes,
05:55is a wombat.
05:57With a sturdy body and thick fur,
05:59wombats are able to survive in a variety of natural conditions.
06:02Its strong claws are specially designed for digging deep holes in the ground,
06:06become a shelter from predators and extreme weather
06:10as a nocturnal animal.
06:13Wombats are more active at night
06:15usually look for grass and plants as a food source.
06:19The hole they dug too
06:20not only a home for himself,
06:24but also provide shelter for other species.
06:28This shows the important role of a wombat
06:30in maintaining the balance of the forest ecosystem.
06:34Then in the southern part of this forest,
06:35is also home to these beautiful and lovely birds.
06:39With its distinctive calling voice,
06:41is Green Rosella,
06:43which is the largest and endemic rosella on this island.
06:47With a length reaching 37 cm.
06:50His head is decorated with bright yellow,
06:53combined with a red ribbon above the beak,
06:55and purplish blue cheeks.
06:57The back is dark green with black patterns,
07:01creating a stunning contrast.
07:03Green Rosella is an opportunistic feeder.
07:07They consume seeds, fruits, flowers, and insects.
07:11Plays an important role in seed dispersal and maintaining ecosystem balance.
07:16Then, Forty Spotted Pardalot,
07:19tiny bird measuring only 9 to 10 cm,
07:23with olive green feathers and white spots decorating its wings.
07:28Its simple beauty holds a story about
07:31struggle and resilience amidst the challenges of nature.
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