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Documentary, BBC The Wild West Ep 2 Desert Shores of Cortez (Andrew Sachs) (1994)
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00:30If there's one place where the Pacific Ocean really lives up to its name
00:35It's here
00:40A very Pacific and very fertile 700 mile arm of the ocean
00:45Known as the Gulf of California
00:47Or the Sea of Cortez
00:50Big Molly
00:50Big Molly
00:53Big Molly
00:55Big Molly
00:59Big Molly
01:01And me
01:03And between the arms
01:08and the ocean's main body, a desert, a forest of cactus.
01:13With cactus forest animals, some of them like the animals of any forest.
01:18And some as prickly as the cactus itself.
01:23This is a tree of hooves.
01:28Woo-hoo!
01:33This land is almost as dry
01:38as the sea is wet
01:40and the air is so empty of moisture
01:42so invisible
01:43but sometimes it seems possible
01:45to see every star there is.
01:48When we are wet
01:50the air is so wet
01:53the air is so wet
01:55but not the part of it is so wet
01:57and then it seems like
01:59that is a long run
02:01that is still wet
02:02and so cold
02:06when we are wet
02:08we will not have enough
02:09to let it go
02:11because our water is wet
02:13and then really
02:14it makes it easier
02:21The peninsula's west coast, pounded by the Pacific,
02:26is much like the rest of the coast of the Americas.
02:31But to go around the southern tip at Cape St Lucas
02:34is to enter a world of almost eerie...
02:37Studded with more than a hundred islands,
02:39each with its own unique character.
02:41As recently as 300 years ago...
02:47Volcanoes were active here.
02:49And the terrain now is as rugged as...
02:51Only a newly shaped landscape can be.
02:54It's only been as dry as this for 10...
02:5610,000 years, which in geology is no time at all.
03:00But in places it's the...
03:01driest land on earth.
03:03Years can pass without a drop of moisture.
03:06So...
03:08So...
03:10So...
03:11When clouds do cross the peninsula,
03:13they drop rain like water bombs,
03:15drenched...
03:16Pushing some areas,
03:17and leaving others bone dry.
03:21Almost nowhere else on the...
03:25Almost nowhere else on the...
03:26planet is rainfall so unreliable.
03:28And the result is thickets of strange shaggy...
03:31shapes that don't look like they belong on this planet.
03:36So...
03:37So...
03:38So...
03:39So...
03:41So...
03:41So...
03:42So...
03:44So...
03:46?
03:46The priority for everything is to catch water when it comes and to keep
03:51it for as long as possible, and that can produce contortions.
03:56The priority for everything is to catch water when it comes to water.
04:01The branches of the elephant tree are like metallic storage tanks.
04:06The leaves are built like rubber plugs.
04:08They only appear when there's enough water to support them.
04:11Lots to backf yay!
04:13Right?
04:14It's with this?
04:15I mean look like collaborator as used as anti crux.
04:16Is Ben is magic!
04:18Is Ben, a samurai journey along with a rock...
04:20And they found it.
04:21If I turn into the water, you need to mix.
04:23If there's a subsequent transformation, mean it's one of the items in eachother.
04:24The activity interactsет the equipment, it's been 않고 to verify using humidity extraordinarily
04:33Oh!
04:34You're typically Adventures in tähän backpary as well.
04:37It's called the mix.
04:38Yeah, but what is it?
04:39It's weird, it's weird.
04:40It's weird.
04:41has brought nectar to her chick.
04:46I'm going to put a little bit of water on it.
04:51the demand for nectar is constant
04:56the other important quality in the nesting platform is the nearness of the source
05:01sometimes in some years the only possible
05:06source is the paula dan tree with its flame-like blossoms and its thorns
05:11strung out like barbed wire to protect the store of water in its branches
05:16this is meted out in nectar through the tubular flowers
05:20purpose
05:21made for the beaks of hummingbirds
05:26unwitting midwives in the paula dan's reproduction process
05:31so
05:36so
05:38you
05:36As the hummingbird drinks,
05:41the flower's anthers touch its head.
05:46Leaving a crown of pollen stuck so firmly
05:49that the most vigorous preening can't break.
05:51Wash it off.
05:56The flower's a flower's a flower.
06:01The only thing, in fact, that can...
06:06...to remove the pollen is the next pauladan flower the hummingbird sips from, which lifts off...
06:11...with the yellow powder as though it were a hat.
06:16All right.
06:21The flowers may be custom made for hummingbirds.
06:26But an antelope ground squirrel couldn't care less.
06:31There we go.
06:36Nectar is nectar, and the desert is dry, and if you're nimble,
06:41even murderous thorns don't matter.
06:46When the squirrel slips and grabs, the thorns pierce nothing but air.
06:51The tree's only defence is to make more flowers than it needs, and to write off the leaves.
06:56Cacti...
07:01Cacti are shaped in a way that minimises evaporation, and what works for cacti works for...
07:06...anything.
07:07This spindly tower of a plant, the boojum, isn't a cacti...
07:11...at all, but a relative of the Paola Dan tree.
07:16The true cactus on the skyline is the giant Cardon.
07:21Chooch.
07:22Scrizza.
07:23The house's not fair!
07:26It's the high-rise home to the ladder-backed woodpecker.
07:31With its special feet and tail feathers for grasping the cardon's smooth sides.
07:36This is a male.
07:41Delivering grubs to the chicks that wait in their water-cooled cactus apartment.
07:46Like any other plant, the cardon makes allowances.
07:51For its freeloaders, and the woodpecker holes don't really harm it.
07:55But in time...
07:56...a very long time, it does die and decay.
07:59And its woody ribs are revealed.
08:01Like steel girders.
08:02These ones supported a structure that was six stories tall.
08:06And weighed more than ten tons.
08:09In a place where leaves are an invitation...
08:11...to evaporation, cacti have evolved to do without them.
08:15Their skin is not only...
08:16...waxy and watertight.
08:17It's green.
08:18And does the leaves job of processing sunlight into food.
08:21But that means they can't have bark.
08:24So for protection, they have spines.
08:26And these can be as variable as leaves on other kinds of plants.
08:31So for each other, the배
08:36Ralph quelques-унgy walk into a pup and eat языc,
08:39which can't be perfect for them.
08:40And then we'll eventually refresh our prayer.
08:41To get ready-to-protect
08:43to take off ouralta and start to keep us warmly.
08:45So let's take a break.
08:46We'll do the fullühr cocktails.
08:49We'll试 that's our guest again.
08:50APIC-UP
08:55Let's take a break.
08:57You'll be康ed for the winter.
08:59The obvious purpose of...
09:04...of spines is to threaten and to stab, but there always seems to be something that can penetrate...
09:09...even the most vicious defences.
09:11The Cholla cactus's resident cactus wren...
09:14...uses a careful step and horny feet to turn the spines into a place to live...
09:19...to use them for its own protection.
09:24The Cholla cactus is just in a place to fill them in a place to live.
09:30The Lumetuka can then live only with the Tarnia cactus in a place to live...
09:31...in a place to live...
09:33...to live...
09:34...in a place to live.
09:35It's from the tree.
09:36It's in line...
09:37...like the ULTU indexes.
09:39It's in line...
09:41...to live.
09:42It allows the blood to sprout the 94-5 hours..
09:44...to live...
09:45...to live...
09:46...so digestible.
09:47It's really good for the tree.
09:48What is this?
09:49It's really good for you to live...
09:51...is not to live...
09:52The reward
09:57at the top is a succulent fruit.
10:02And the return trip is like walking down a staircase.
10:07The reward is about what you want to do.
10:12The reward will be of the reward.
10:17The reward will be of the reward.
10:23The reward will be of the reward.
10:42But spines are nothing when there are more important things to worry about.
10:49The Harris hawk.
10:54It's one of the desert's few large predators, and the ground squirrel is a top item on
10:58its menu.
10:59As this young desert evolved...
11:04The plants, to survive, needed one quality above all, hardiness.
11:08So did the animals.
11:09So did the animals.
11:10The collared lizard.
11:15Ounce for ounce, is one of Baja California's most formidable killers.
11:19It's a foot long, with strong legs and bone-crushing jaws.
11:24There are a lot of smaller creatures here, and it can catch and eat most of them.
11:27It can catch and eat most of them.
11:32Whip!
11:33Whip!
11:34Whip!
11:35Whip!
11:36Whip!
11:37.
11:42This unfortunate is a side-blotched lizard.
11:47This is a side-blotched lizard.
11:52This is a side-blotched lizard.
11:57This is a side-blotched lizard.
12:02This is a side-blotched lizard.
12:07This one is because of the adaptation and air.
12:13This京 have only become anstick actualy lizard.
12:19This is a type-that that is supposed to be.
12:24This is the Metro pista that Baba does make sure all these diarrhea is precious.
12:34places.
12:38The Sea of Cortez may
12:39lack the waves of the
12:41Pacific proper, but it
12:42does have tides, and the
12:44currents they...
12:44create can flow faster
12:46than rivers.
12:49And in the narrow central
12:52part of the Gulf, where a
12:54cluster of...
12:54islands constricts the
12:56channel, the tides rush
12:57like rapids, creating
12:59turbulence...
12:59and stirring up cool
13:00waters, rich in both
13:02oxygen and nourishing
13:03blooms of tiny plants and
13:04animals, plankton.
13:09Plants and animals may be
13:11small, but their
13:12predators can be any size.
13:15The Manta Ray, for
13:16example, this relative of
13:18the shark is over 20 feet
13:19across and weighs more than
13:21a tonne and a half, a bulk
13:23sustained entirely by
13:24plankton.
13:24The Manta Ray
13:29the Manta Ray
13:31The Green Sea Turtle is
13:32another creature whose
13:33weight is...
13:34measurable in tonnage.
13:40This gentle reptile is the
13:41most common of the world's
13:42half-dozen kinds of sea
13:44turtle, and many of them find
13:46the Sea of Cortez a rich
13:48feeding ground.
13:49like the Manta Ray...
13:54it seems to survive on the
13:56tiniest of organisms, in this
13:58case, green algae, which it
13:59shows...
13:59shears from the rocks with
14:01beak-like jaws.
14:04for much of their long lives...
14:09green turtles wander extensively
14:11in the deep oceans, but what
14:13they eat there...
14:14and what they do there
14:15generally is still a mystery.
14:19the jawfish on the other...
14:24land never wanders at all...
14:26or never more than a foot
14:27from the mouth of its burrow...
14:28and...
14:29anything that wanders too close
14:30to a jawfish...
14:31is likely to be met with a
14:32mouthful of sand.
14:34But that's not just pugnacity.
14:36The fish is also cleaning out
14:37its burrow...
14:38keeping a room...
14:39when we retreat in case of
14:40genuine danger.
14:44it's the abundant...
14:49plants and variety of animals...
14:50that set the large rich backwater
14:52apart.
14:54from the kaleidoscopic swarms of tiny
14:56fish...
14:59to the patrolling schools of
15:01fish-eating jacks.
15:04and...
15:08and...
15:09hammerhead...
15:09sharks cruise on automatic pilot.
15:11it's a time of day for resting...
15:13and what the...
15:14these females are doing...
15:15is something like sleepwalking.
15:17they're gathered into a moving dormitory...
15:19with the older sharks at the vulnerable
15:21top levels of the school...
15:22and the whole semi-conscious...
15:24mass relying on safety in numbers.
15:29They're behind the male-side jazz...
15:30they're throwing some fotografies...
15:31so they don't wait to fall off.
15:32notice that kind of flies...
15:33very всем.
15:34They say it pén subscriptions can dopo
15:36the mosquitay...
15:37and the twe Rareytyy...
15:38they say it's a couple of земligh?
15:39sometimes I insist ''onsequits''
15:40they say it's a bit like a bit like $50,000.
15:41They say if this woman is always
15:43there...
15:45they say it's going to beFFBLING.
15:47That's how easy they say.
15:49We think they have a few months
15:50here.
15:52Oh prepared.
15:54We like-
15:55We've assumed that...
15:56you...
15:57we like it's damn quick.
15:58hey...
15:59we like it.
15:59and delicately skillful.
16:04.
16:14More brown pelicans now nest on the islands of the Sea of Cortez.
16:19Than anywhere else in the world.
16:21And these isolated sanctuaries are essential to a wealth of...
16:24...other seabirds.
16:28One island and...
16:29...in particular is famous for its vast colonies of birds...
16:32...some of which nest nowhere else.
16:34Rasa Island.
16:39It's only one square mile...
16:41...but for a few months every year...
16:43...nearly 300...
16:44...150,000 birds somehow find room to live and breed.
16:49This is so close!
16:51This is so close!
16:53This is so close!
16:54bet could be ok
16:56...ruh one, you know, they had views like...
16:58...and 7 inches of color...
17:00...or you can see...
17:02It does not love but yours.
17:04This is so close!
17:06This area is definitely he etwas but him.
17:08It is so close!
17:09You can also be used to the protects and Siobchem...
17:15This leaves theosters!
17:17The Desperated and Flyers...
17:19...one of the way he was used to protect.
17:23and white flecked crown and the smaller is the delicate
17:28and aptly named Elegant Tone.
17:33But even when they're standing side by side, it takes an experienced eye to tell them
17:38a thing.
17:38During the year, both types managed to range far over the Pacific.
17:43But the Elegant Tone has no other breeding colony and flies thousands of miles to lay its
17:48eggs on Lhasa Island.
17:53The tern colonies are like an enclave.
17:58In the midst of the swarms of Heerman's gulls.
18:01But there are only so many of these.
18:03birds because this is essentially all there are.
18:06They also nest nowhere else.
18:08The more birds there are, the less land there is.
18:13There are many varieties for each pair.
18:14And real estate becomes increasingly valuable.
18:18And then he can bring some words together, but he can do the right puzzle,
18:20which, where's the fact that it's teaching a hole?
18:23The gulls out a
18:27psi of batsman and gypsy the following Bergant Predator,
18:30the spawner's carous dogs and rins.
18:34But the water's spatial soup ingio as well.
18:36And here's the Babacad.
18:37The watermelon's guy, even though, is showing up.
18:43Oh, my God.
18:48Oh, my God.
18:53Oh, my God.
18:58Oh, my God.
19:03Oh, my God.
19:08Oh, my God.
19:10Oh, my God.
19:14Oh, my God.
19:15Oh, my God.
19:17Oh, my God.
19:19Oh, my God.
19:21Oh, my God.
19:25Oh, my God.
19:27Oh, my God.
19:32Oh, my God.
19:33Oh, my God.
19:35Oh, my God.
19:37by retreating to the water where they form another, if slightly less competitive, crowd.
19:42Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow.
19:47Ow, ow, ow, ow.
19:52Ow, ow, ow, ow.
19:57Ow, ow, ow, ow.
20:02Ow, ow, ow.
20:07Ow, ow, ow.
20:12Ow, ow, ow, ow.
20:17Ow, ow, ow, ow.
20:22Ow, ow, ow.
20:27Ow, ow, ow, ow.
20:32Ow, ow, ow.
20:34An island this packed with birds doesn't leave much room.
20:37They don't leave much room for other kinds of animals.
20:40And some of the ones that have found...
20:42They don't leave themselves crannies here occasionally seem to spit in protest.
20:47Love them.
20:52Come on.
20:52But the geezer-like squirts are just a bite.
20:57By-product of mussels, sensing a bird and suddenly clamming up.
21:02The geezer-like squirts are just a bite.
21:07The geezer-like squirts are just a bite.
21:11The geezer-like squirts are just a bite.
21:14This is the Lynn's circle and the wind is the next door to the sea and the wind is the next door.
21:32The trees are just a place to die and bring out new laugherers.
21:56Bats.
22:01Thousands of fish-eating bats take off from and land in the crevices of a few rocky hillside.
22:06The bat's teeth are fine for holding and eating.
22:11The fish, but the claws on its feet are the hooks that have caught them.
22:14I've caught them.
22:15With nothing to eat...
22:20...but fish, and no water to drink but sea water, these little animals are as much...
22:25...and marine mammals as seals or whales.
22:28Their bodies even expel salts...
22:30...in the same way that whales' bodies do.
22:32And they locate fish by sound-bouncing radar.
22:35No different in principle from a dolphin's sonar.
22:38They're sea bats.
22:40They're sea bats.
22:45Although...
22:46...into its mother's fur is decidedly warm and dry.
22:49In the sea...
22:50...and they're sea bats.
22:51They're sea bats.
22:52They're sea bats.
22:53They're sea bats!
22:54The sea bats are Neden.
22:55They're sea bats.
22:56You
23:01bats aren't the only creatures to come out of
23:06the rocks at nightfall.
23:09Back on the peninsula score
23:11The scorpions also live by night.
23:13They are the driest of dry land animals and also
23:16among the most ancient.
23:18And on Baja California they flourish.
23:20There are more than
23:2160 species here, two-thirds of them found nowhere else.
23:26This one scuttles across the loose sand.
23:31While this one's built like a tank and can
23:34burrow through the soil.
23:36So what are we going to do is
23:39we need to improve the sea from the sea.
23:41The rosa and the sea.
23:43The rosa and the sea will be very important
23:45at the sea of the sea.
23:50This is the main example of the sea that
23:51by the sea.
23:56The sea is still a dark, but the sea that
23:58have been a bit STOPED by that day!
24:00So again, you have to look to see the sea
24:02and we have to get to the sea.
24:03make mating hazardous. The scorpions perform a delicate dance that can...
24:08end in either sex or death. Or both.
24:13...
24:18...
24:22...
24:26...
24:32...
24:34...
24:38...
24:44...
24:48...
24:50...
24:54...
24:56to eat the lizard.
25:01This one certainly could.
25:06The Hadra scorpion, six inches long, is the largest in the world.
25:11And its sting and claws are a deadly combination.
25:16Congratulations, Radf.
25:17I teach a seafood iteration too often.
25:21That's how I plant the animal.
25:27If you go to Frank myself over here and look,
25:30subscribe to me or my鳥 trofoons.
25:50Throughout Baja California, the scarcity of water has led to an assortment of spiny
25:55plants.
25:56Since plants anywhere are the basic source of food, the animals that...
26:00...do best here are the ones that can get past the spines.
26:03Generally, that means small.
26:08The wood rat is not necessarily designed for deserts, but it can still get through to
26:12the succulent parts.
26:13The cactus are in each part.
26:14The cactus will cover the parts of the cactus.
26:28Wood rats even use cactus debris to build their large and well-insulated...
26:33So the cactus, far from deterring wood rats, actually protects them from...
26:38...the extremes of the desert climate.
27:35When the moon makes the night dangerously bright, the burrow is a safe retreat.
27:42It's only a foot below the surface.
27:45But that's enough to keep the temperature low and steady night and day.
29:30The rattlesnake goes hungry, this time.
33:56birds of all kinds sometimes strange kinds on san pedro mater
34:01island home to tens of thousands of seabirds it's the ones known as the blue-footed booby
34:06that steal the show
34:11so
34:13so
34:15so
34:17You
34:22If bighorn sheep have sneakers this bird has
34:27The original pair of blue suede shoes
34:29The male's feet are the essence of his sexuality
34:32When he comes in to land he flashes them
34:35For the benefit of his mate like landing
34:37With the lights
34:42The booby is a type of gannet.
34:47And if its name seems cruel, it is apt.
34:52The booby is a type of gannet.
34:57During courtship and the booby...
35:02...bonding display, the male goose steps proudly.
35:05And to the female, impressively...
35:07...the booby is a type of gannet.
35:12And I yell in the mirror...
35:15...the booby.
35:17But it might act of getting indicators in the light.
35:21So it's a gift.
35:23These undo v chaticles will react to volume.
35:27The bone begins at the bottom and the mind will utterly move its way.
35:31The cat happens that the Michio-B property
35:36is becoming one of the two areas where the water pad is characterized by...
35:17Boobies preen constantly.
35:22Boobies preen constantly.
35:27By the look of it, a match based on the blueness of feet.
35:32A match is made in heaven.
35:37Boobies preen constantly.
35:39Boobies preen constantly.
35:43Boobies preen constantly.
35:47You can start 바람.
35:49Boobies preen constantly.
35:50Boobies preen constantly.
35:54Boobies preen constantly.
35:56Boobies preen constantly.
36:00will be overtaken by the urge to dance, tying their bond ever tighter.
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36:42There are two kinds of lizards here and they live only on this island.
36:45Huge numbers of them rely on morsels found in the nest litter, mostly
36:50scraps of fish that had dropped during the messy business of feeding the young.
36:54Dry land
36:55and lizards that live on fish.
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