猴子,猩猩与狒狒.野地贏家

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猴子（Monkey）：体型较小，多有尾巴，四肢修长，擅长在树林间灵巧跳跃（如猕猴），属于树栖全能型选手。猩猩（Ape，如黑猩猩、红毛猩猩）：体型巨大，没有尾巴，手臂极长，智慧极高，多在森林深处活动，对稳定森林生态依赖深。狒狒（Baboon）：属于大型地栖猴类，无长尾，肌肉强健，犬齿锐利，主要生活在开阔的非洲草原与石地  Orangutans: Belong to the suborder Anthropoidea of ​​the order Primates, most closely related to humans, tailless, including Bornean orangutans, Sumatran orangutans, etc. Baboons: Belong to the family Cercopithecidae of the order Primates, have tails, and belong to the subfamily Macyinae within the suborder Simianae. Monkeys: Belong to the order Primates except...

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01:00Please watch "The Wilderness Winners: Monkeys, Apes, and Lungs" from the vast world.

01:31Meili Snow Mountain is a place rarely visited by people.

01:34It is said that a small, mysterious creature has lived here for hundreds of years.

01:40Year

01:42The black-and-white proboscis monkey may be this legendary creature.

01:47They live in high-altitude areas at 4,500 meters.

01:50Other primates are rarely seen in such places.

01:54Even humans rarely appear.

02:01There are only about two thousand black-and-white proboscis monkeys left.

02:11This group of black and white proboscis monkeys found some cold mountain trees covered with the first [unclear text - possibly a type of tree].

02:30There are approximately one hundred members here.

02:32Besides the eight individual families

02:35There is also a group of thirty single male black-and-white proboscis monkeys.

02:48Bamboo is an important source of nutrition

02:53However, azalea nectar is more delicious.

03:08This is one of the world's most biodiverse forests.

03:12It has now been listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

03:22These young black and white snub-nosed monkeys

03:25Looking for beetles and spiders

03:27Like the black and white snub-nosed monkey

03:30These insects are also species unique to the area.

03:37Such high-altitude areas would not normally harbor so many species.

03:41But the snow line here is higher than in the Alps and Rocky Mountains.

03:46many

03:56In summer

03:56We can more clearly feel why this place is warm, has little snow, and is rich in species.

04:05Warm air rises from the valley forests

04:14Large rivers such as the Jinsha River and the Lancang River

04:17Deep canyons have been carved out between the mountain peaks.

04:22It also brings warm air from India into the mountains.

04:35It's easy to feel sleepy after a big meal.

04:40However, the black and white robin monkeys always take some time to be polite to each other.

04:44This is an important social activity for them.

04:50Female black and white proboscis monkey

04:51They only give birth to one cub every two to three years.

04:54In such harsh conditions

04:56Taking care of a baby is very tiring

04:59We need the whole family's help.

05:10Members of the community always take care of each other.

05:13They would also adopt any lost cubs they found.

05:33The cub has grown up.

05:36You must learn to be independent

05:38The mother refused to nurse it for the first time.

05:46This made me furious again.

06:00No matter how much it tries to cheat

06:02The female black-and-white proboscis monkey never softened her heart.

06:06And they even pulled its ears.

06:16rapid changes in weather

06:18It reveals the ruthless side of nature.

06:24At an altitude of four thousand meters

06:27Winter arrives early

06:36Black and white snub-nosed monkeys huddled together.

06:39To resist the cold

06:55This is a spectacular sight.

06:57The monkeys gathered among the snow-covered trees.

06:59Instead of tropical jungle

07:06Forest predators in various ways

07:09Combating the cold of winter

07:14Many of Japan's mountains are volcanoes.

07:17Moreover, some of them are active volcanoes.

07:27In a valley

07:28Forest predators have found an excellent way to withstand the cold.

07:39Japanese macaques are soaking in a hot spring.

07:43Although the surrounding temperature had already dropped below zero

07:45But the water temperature of the hot spring

07:47It has remained at around 40 degrees Celsius.

07:57The Japanese macaques seem to be enjoying themselves.

07:59We can easily understand this feeling.

08:02After all, humans are also spiritual beings.

08:12certainly

08:13Every Japanese macaque wants to soak in a hot spring.

08:15However, not all members of the ethnic group are eligible.

08:29Japanese macaques have a strict hierarchical system.

08:32Only female members and their offspring.

08:34Only then are you qualified to enter the hot spring.

08:47This male Japanese macaque

08:49Responsible for guarding the hot spring and screening the identities of members entering the hot spring.

08:58Japanese macaques have strict group rules.

09:01But not all forest animals

09:03They all do this and don't follow the rules.

09:12Ethiopian Highlands

09:14A very friendly forest predator lives there.

09:25The cadaveric lung is different from that of most forest predators.

09:29They lived on the ground almost their entire lives.

09:32Instead of climbing the tree

09:40The cadaveric lung does not occupy a territory.

09:43When food is plentiful

09:44Multiple ethnic groups can live together peacefully.

09:53More than 300 liontail lungfish live in the same high-altitude region.

09:57No conflict will occur

10:02The population size of the tail-eating lung is the largest among all forest predators.

10:09They generally have two ethnic groups

10:12A species consisting of one male, multiple females, and their offspring.

10:22Another type is composed of the lungs of a young male lion's tail.

10:30Mutual courtesy is an important factor in peaceful coexistence among ethnic groups.

10:35But among members of the Limitless Clan

10:38They don't take care of members of other ethnic groups.

10:50The tail-eating lung population debuts with female members.

11:01They are the true leaders among mixed ethnic groups.

11:04You can choose your own mating partner

11:14Groups composed entirely of male guard lungs frequently clash.

11:37But the result of their struggle

11:38It has no effect on female selection.

11:50Female guard lungs' selection of mating partners

11:54It has its own set of standards

11:56He will keep the cubs with him for more than a year and a half.

12:03The tail-eating lungs obtain energy from the mother's breast milk.

12:06After eating, they played around.

12:25Some primates are lively and aggressive.

12:27Some are mild-mannered

12:30They lived together in various ways.

12:38There are many kinds of primates

12:41But their habits are different.

12:43The tail-lung mainly feeds on grass.

12:45The only herbivorous group among primates

12:48I also eat wild fruits occasionally.

12:50Leaves

12:51Flowers and insects

12:53They like to sit on the ground to pick and eat.

12:55Although lazy to walk

12:57But that doesn't mean they're bad at climbing.

12:59They are rock climbing experts

13:01Known as the King of Cliffs

13:03Trees are sparse on the plateau

13:05cold and windy

13:06Cliffs and precipices everywhere

13:08Every time night falls

13:10The tail-eating lung will then climb back onto the rock shelf.

13:12That was their safe haven.

13:15But there is a type of monkey with the opposite habits.

13:18Almost never goes out on the ground

13:19They are the Benwei animals that fly through the forest.

13:22Hairy Spider Monkey

13:24On the other side of the earth

13:25Let's step into the world of the hairy spider monkey.

13:41Horn leaves are a favorite food of monkeys.

13:44But this tree has a mountain to rely on.

13:46Lone Ant

13:47The Aztecs were known for their fierce nature.

13:49Their bites made the monkeys unbearably itchy.

13:52In order to gain an advantage in the competition for rainforest resources

13:55How do hairy spider monkeys fight lone ants?

13:59Don't go away, the wild world winner

14:02Monkeys, Apes, and Lungs are currently airing.

14:24Social behavior of a South American primate

14:27It remains puzzling to this day.

14:42Hairy Spider Monkey

14:44It only appears in specific areas of the Brazilian rainforest.

14:50They are different from the lion's lungs.

14:53Lion monkeys spend most of their lives in trees.

14:56Ruthless to the ground

15:01The populations of hairy spider monkeys are relatively scattered.

15:05Lack of hierarchy

15:06This is one of the reasons for this result.

15:17However, they often hug each other.

15:20This helps maintain harmonious relationships among members.

15:32Closely related males are usually related by blood.

15:35They are usually brothers.

15:43The hairy spider monkey has fully adapted to life in the trees.

15:51Their palms are very long

15:54Suitable for gripping tree branches

15:58The curled tail is like another hand.

16:02This allows them to swing between the trees.

16:11But their stable life in the trees

16:14I occasionally encounter harassment.

16:24The American cunning cat is the world's most powerful bird of prey.

16:34Monkeys are their favorite prey.

16:40On the tree

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18:19In this Brazilian rainforest, there are as many as 450 species within a single hectare.

18:25Different trees

18:34These trees can continuously provide various fruits for the hairy spider monkeys.

18:39Reality

18:59If there are no fruits around, the hairy spider monkey will gnaw on the horn tree.

19:04leaf

19:04This tree differs from many rainforest plants in that it is not poisonous.

19:12But this doesn't mean the horn tree won't protect itself.

19:16Their trunks are hollow.

19:18It was inhabited by a large group of grumpy Aztecs.

19:25The black-horned capuchin was immediately attacked.

19:38So they quickly fled the scene.

19:43However, the effects of the Aztec bite will last a long time.

20:15The hairy spider monkey knows how to slide.

20:18Avoid this trouble

20:20They will carefully avoid the Aztecs' touch.

20:24At the same time, you can also enjoy delicious horn tree leaves.

20:37The woolly spider monkey uses this method to keep its distance from the Aztecs.

20:52This is happiness without pain.

20:56Okay, almost none.

21:01The woolly spider monkey has also devised an ingenious drinking solution.

21:15They will use sponges made of tree branches

21:20The tree hole was too small to hold water in my hands to drink.

21:23Using a sponge would be more convenient.

21:37A little creativity solved a technical problem.

21:47Their feet are hairy

21:48Make life easier

21:54Many primates possess this special kind of intelligence.

22:05Animals most closely related to humans genetically

22:08It has developed extraordinary creativity.

22:14In the jungles of West Africa

22:16Another primate

22:18Demonstrated amazing tool-using skills

22:29Ants are very delicious

22:31But catching them one by one is too troublesome.

22:36A small twig is the perfect tool

22:47This way, the chimpanzee can eat dozens of ants each time.

22:53Faced with this situation

22:55Humans will also adopt the same approach.

23:22Chimpanzees' dexterous fingers and intelligent minds

23:26As it cracks open the nut

23:28Performed to the fullest extent

23:36Chimpanzees don't simply crush nuts.

23:39Instead, carefully place it on the cutting board.

23:42Then use some force to crack the shell open.

23:44But it won't break the fruit shell.

23:58This tool is highly accurate and efficient in its use.

24:14The female chimpanzee found a cutting board.

24:17But there was no suitable hammer.

24:34The female chimpanzee is busy

24:36Will it lend its tools to the other party?

24:58The female chimpanzee readily agreed.

25:03Chimpanzees are very friendly to their own kind.

25:06I am very willing to share what I have learned with my peers.

25:13Chimpanzees are considered to be among the most intelligent creatures and possess a great advantage in survival.

25:17But when danger comes

25:19Calling on friends and family is also a clever trick.

25:22Next

25:22The Long-tailed Langur Animal Alliance will demonstrate the power of unity.

25:27Fighting the elusive leopard

25:42The abundant fruit allowed the long-tailed langurs to feast to their hearts' content.

25:46But danger is approaching.

25:49The leopard's movements were swift and agile, appearing and disappearing like a ghost.

25:51Why were the long-tailed langurs so calm and composed?

25:54Sleeping head

25:56And other animals in the forest

25:57Why do they volunteer to act as sentinels for the long-tailed langurs?

26:01Don't go away

26:02Wilderness Winner in the Vast World

26:04Monkeys, Apes, and Lungs are currently airing.

26:30Among the people of Sri Lanka

26:32Primates have learned how to cooperate and symbiotically interact with other animals.

26:54Long-tailed langurs wake up at sunrise

26:57Then they left the safe canopy.

27:12For centuries

27:13These long-tailed langurs always come to this pond to drink water.

27:27The English name of the long-tailed langur

27:29Taken from Hanuman, the Indian monkey god.

27:33Long-tailed langurs are not afraid of humans

27:47However, the long-tailed langurs in this region

27:49There are other competitors.

27:54They must be on guard at all times.

27:56Sri Lanka's most terrifying game

28:04Leopard

28:21Most of the long-tailed langurs were eating.

28:24The ethnic group members responsible for guarding

28:26Paying attention to the surrounding movements

28:37Leaf monkey

28:39fruit

28:39Small twigs

28:41All of these are food for long-tailed langurs.

28:47However, their dining etiquette is not very particular.

28:50Many fruits that were only half-eaten

28:52They were all thrown on the ground

29:13The langur spends most of its day eating.

29:25After a hearty meal

29:27Nothing beats taking a nap

29:28More comfortable

29:32Fortunately

29:33Other animals in the forest

29:35Remain vigilant

29:37They gathered under the tree halfway and dismembered the fruit that the long-tailed langurs had dropped on the ground.

29:46They will do it when the long-tailed langur is napping

29:48Be alert to potential dangers around you

29:55These two animals cooperate very well.

30:11Various animals in the forest

30:13Regardless of who discovers Flower Treasure first

30:15They will warn each other

30:26This gives all the animals a greater chance to escape.

30:39Wherever you go

30:40Such spies can always be found in trees or on the ground.

30:55The animals in the jungle are becoming increasingly restless.

31:15The alarm finally sounded

31:17More and more animals are joining in.

31:19Until a loud roar

31:21Xiangche Mountain

31:32The cries revealed the material of the stone-catching cave.

31:35Near its hiding place

31:36The various calls were the noisiest.

31:43Hua Bao had to leave empty-handed.

31:53Hopefully, I'll have better luck tomorrow.

32:02Primate partners

32:04Not only spotted deer and birds

32:07Sometimes they also form alliances with other primates.

32:12Around Nyonwe Forest National Park in Rwanda

32:15It is the source of large tea leaves.

32:20For the monkeys

32:22The moment to test your courage has arrived.

32:24They need to come to the ground.

32:26This is dangerous.

32:28Hongwei Changwei Houshen Xian Shizu

32:34Subsequently, the East African black-and-white wanderers also mustered their courage.

32:49Under the leadership of Hongwei Changweihou

32:51Passing through the tea plantation

33:01They reached their destination.

33:05Anthosperm grows very fast

33:07It is cultivated in various tropical regions of Africa.

33:10Used as building timber

33:12The monkeys had clearly discovered

33:13The practical value of Anthospermum

33:21What a peculiar scene!

33:23African monkeys are like Australian koala bears.

33:26Clinging to the Anshu tree

33:39primates

33:41Skilled at utilizing other organisms

33:42To break through one's own limitations

33:46They would even use human power.

33:57Schweitzer on the steep cliffs of the Ethiopian highlands

34:01move freely

34:18Shi Weifei has a reddish-brown spot on his chest.

34:22Therefore, it is also known as "Red Heart Boiling".

34:28Climbing on the cliff

34:29It requires superb skills and a lot of practice.

34:36Shi Weifei again

34:37Mastering this technique

34:44Schweitzer is the only species of alpaca that primarily feeds on grass leaves and seeds.

34:48Long-legged animals

34:50Especially fond of eating certain specific plants

34:52for example

34:53Antiques

34:59Members of the group responsible for reconnaissance

35:01Go ahead and check the situation on the plateau.

35:08These are the farmlands that Schweitzer was looking for.

35:18Smooth journey

35:20Now the other members can catch up.

35:42This farmland is planted with tahini.

35:44A local grain

35:46Shi Weifei immediately began to eat heartily.

35:49They cannot waste time.

36:04Shi Weifei and local farmers often clashed.

36:08This is because some farmers will wantonly destroy crops.

36:11This caused losses to agriculture.

36:13But from another perspective

36:15The grass mats on which these animals depend for survival have been cultivated.

36:18They had no choice but to invade farmland.

36:21And the migration of monkeys

36:23This also leads to a decrease in the seed dispersal ability of wild vegetation.

36:26Food is becoming scarcer

36:28To solve the monkey problem

36:30Some regions have begun planting crops they are not interested in.

36:33And enrich the original habitat

36:35Allowing monkeys to find enough food resources

36:39There is a city in Thailand that is overrun by monkeys.

36:42It has become a true monkey paradise.

36:45What kind of story will unfold between the residents and the monkeys here?

37:00They are physically strong

37:01Muscular

37:02From forests to deserts

37:04From wetlands to snow-capped mountains

37:05These large felines

37:07With astonishing vitality, they have left their mark all over the planet.

37:11Some of them are natural-born ambush masters.

37:14Possessing superb hunting skills

37:16Some are swimming champions

37:18Able to dive underwater and fight against ferocious crocodiles

37:22They relied on sharp teeth and claws

37:24They became the undisputed winners in the wilderness.

37:27Let's follow the camera and step into the lives of the big cats.

37:31Experience the unique charm of the king of the wilderness

37:34Please watch Big Cat, the Wilderness Winner in the Vast World

37:53Located in central Thailand

37:56The sun has just risen.

38:01The whole city slowly awakens

38:08However, this place is somewhat different from other cities.

38:13In the crowd on the street

38:15Stone monkeys can be seen almost anywhere here.

38:47Chinese people

39:11They occupied every corner of the city.

39:14Learned how to use various city facilities

39:21But they usually don't follow traffic rules.

39:25Always taking other people's belongings without permission

39:30It also does not take care of the needs of other spirit animals.

39:35Sometimes they go too far.

39:38The local residents will also teach them a lesson.

39:51These cave monkeys even have their own swimming pool.

39:59In hot Thailand

40:00This is absolutely perfect.

40:09This city has all the resources that natural habitats can provide.

40:14Moreover, the quality is better.

40:15More convenient

40:25Thais believe that monkeys can protect the peace of the region.

40:28Legend has it that this city is in Washington, D.C.

40:30It was the gift that Rama gave to Hanuman, the monkey god.

40:44These cave monkeys are considered descendants of Hanuman.

40:48They can provide assistance in all aspects of human life.

40:52But they must receive sufficient respect and support.

40:57Statues throughout the city

40:59All of this underscores the importance of the more than two thousand cave monkeys in the city.

41:08Two-thirds of the cave monkeys here

41:10They all lived near the Three Peaks Pagoda, a Khmer temple.

41:19They were born here

41:20There is no reason to leave this place.

41:30A statue of Hanuman stands in front of the temple.

41:41The social status of cave monkeys is classified in the same way as that of humans.

41:45fine

41:45Each cave monkey cleared its own spot.

41:56These primates around the temple

41:58It is both a local religious culture

42:00It is also a means of attracting tourists.

42:09Such a leisurely and carefree life

42:19As dusk fell

42:20The activities of the cave monkeys have only just begun.

42:30Not all cave monkeys belong to the groups that live around temples.

42:35Many cave monkeys can only roam the city streets in search of food.

42:40They skillfully weave through the traffic.

42:44In Thailand

42:45People consider hitting a monkey to be equivalent to a major accident.

42:48Therefore, everyone always pays special attention

42:55A powerful spotlight illuminated the Three Towers.

43:03The cave monkeys in the temple gathered around the lighting equipment.

43:07See insects attracted by light

43:14Moths and mosquitoes are not such a big deal.

43:16But it's easy to catch.

43:33While the cave monkeys were munching on insects

43:35Residents in another area are making preparations.

43:46People decorate Christmas trees with fruits, vegetables, and all kinds of sweets.

43:54But it was only the end of November.

44:07Supporters created exquisite designs using exotic fruits.

44:20But this has nothing to do with Christmas.

44:23You can tell from the golf carts laden with fruit.

44:32Cave monkeys are still running rampant on city streets.

44:35Finally, even they quieted down.

44:43The cave monkeys were completely unaware of the important day that was about to arrive.

44:53The next morning

44:54Everyone is rushing to the Three-Seal Pagoda

45:03Golf carts decorated with lots of fruit

45:05Drive at the very front

45:06To prevent thieves from taking advantage of the situation

45:24A crowd gathered in front of the Three Pagodas

45:27The gate had also been decorated with fruit.

45:38The cave monkey watched all of this with curiosity.

45:40A peculiar group appeared in the crowd.

45:47An actor was standing on the moving vegetable and fruit cart.

45:50He played Hanuman.

46:08People set out a lavish performance in front of the cave monkeys.

46:24After a brief hesitation

46:26The cave monkeys' feast has officially begun.

46:34They could hardly believe their good fortune.

46:40But soon they began to feast.

46:46It started to ripen quickly.

46:48Give him the color of the new party

46:50OK

46:50good

46:51good

46:52good

46:54good

46:55good

46:56good

46:57good

46:58good

47:08good

47:09good

47:14This grand banquet is held every year in the area.

47:17It is for the worship of gods

47:19Also in order to attract tourists

47:48This day

47:49Stone crab monkeys in Washington, D.C.

47:51You can enjoy the food prepared by the people.

47:54This is a special celebration ceremony held by humans.

48:12Humans

48:13Perhaps the most creative primates

48:16However, there are many different kinds of primates around the world.

48:20Commonalities between humans and them

48:22Perhaps far more than we can imagine.

48:30Whether it's a monkey

48:31Chimpanzees

48:32Still lungs

48:33These primates evolved during the process

48:35They have developed their own unique skills

48:38They are good at observing

48:39imitate

48:40Not only can they use tools

48:42They can also form alliances

48:43Combating the crisis

48:44Continuously improve the ability to survive in different environments.

48:47Other species

48:49Together, they are building a balanced ecosystem.

48:53However, due to the deterioration of the natural environment

48:55The survival status of primates is also not optimistic.

48:59Some populations have decreased in number.

49:00Some species are even on the verge of extinction.

49:03Humans as a highly developed species

49:06These need better protection

49:08Animal friends who are very closely related to us

49:11This harmonious symbiotic relationship

49:14The future can also take us to the distant future.

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