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03:50Il y a plusieurs années, il y a plus de temps d'obtenir le temps d'obtenir.
03:55Il y a plus de temps d'obtenir le temps d'obtenir le temps d'obtenir.
04:01Il y a un très spécial spot.
04:09Cette stream offre les bords de la nourriture de la nourriture et de la nourriture de la nourriture.
04:26La nourriture est toujours restée dans la nourriture.
04:28Il y a beaucoup de temps d'obtenir ici et d'obtenir.
04:30Il y a beaucoup de temps d'obtenir le temps d'obtenir le temps d'obtenir le temps d'obtenir.
04:40La nourriture est à ce moment-là,
04:46Chen Taiping's regular visités payé d'off.
04:50He saw something remarkable.
05:41A year on, and Chen Taiping is back.
05:51He's hoping to find out what's become of the chicks.
06:12But today there's just a single visitor, an adult male, and he's too old to be one of
06:20the youngsters.
06:22I just saw one of them in my heart, and it's a little bit of anxiety.
06:29If one day or two years I saw one of them, they would think, what are they going to do
06:36today?
06:37Will they encounter some damage, such as some animal animals?
06:43Will they encounter some animals?
06:52As night falls, and this solitary male returns to his roost, one of Guangdong's strangest creatures
07:09is about to emerge.
07:30This male is supremely adapted for life in the forest streams.
07:38His dark brown skin evolved to resemble decaying leaves.
07:44The perfect camouflage, when leaving the safety of the water in search of a mate.
08:06During the breeding season, his face is transformed in the most peculiar way.
08:14He grows bizarre dark spines on his upper lip.
08:20These may be used to intimidate rival males, or perhaps female toads simply prefer ferocious
08:30moustaches on their men.
08:35Either way, no one quite knows.
08:49The following day, and Chen Taiping is back.
08:58But there's still no sign of the youngsters, so he tries a new approach.
09:17His call attracts the interest of the flock's alpha male.
09:25And where he goes, the rest follow.
09:41It's a full-on charge.
10:10The short-tailed females are mottles.
10:13It's called in simple brown and grey.
10:17But for the males, it's a different story.
10:30Spectacular silvery feathers are combined with a black crest and breast.
10:40Finished off with a bright red crop.
10:48An outfit put together to attract the eye of the females.
10:59And he's seen on the face of the female female.
11:01As a destiny says, he's like a fallen roaring lion.
11:05He's like a baby.
11:07He's like a baby.
11:10He's like a baby.
11:13Il meurtraire qu'il meurtraire, il meurtraire qu'il meurtraire.
11:28Puis, après une heure de l'étranger,
11:35les filles-ci décide de faire leur entrée.
11:45Sporting juvenile plumage.
11:48Perfect forest camouflage.
11:53But one of the males is showing the first signs of adulthood.
12:04By next spring, he too will have a full silver coat
12:08and be ready to mate.
12:16Ensuring the survival of Guangdong's official bird.
12:23For generations to come.
12:36The mountains to the north of Guangdong aren't the only ones found here.
12:45To the east of Guangzhou lies another range.
13:02Reaching just a thousand metres,
13:05the Lianhua Mountains are relatively low and temperate.
13:15The perfect home for another of Guangdong's iconic creatures.
13:36Known locally as the guardian of the forest,
13:45It's easy to mistake the pangolin for a reptile.
13:53But it is in fact a mammal.
14:00The only one on earth completely covered in protective scales.
14:21And as the days start to warm,
14:25this young male is on the hunt for his favourite food.
14:48Termites survive on cellulose,
14:51the tough fibres found in wood.
14:58Worker termites transported to underground nests.
15:03Where over a million more may be at home waiting for supper.
15:12All this hungry youngster has to do
15:14is use his keen sense of smell.
15:16to find it.
15:23The termites are critical in maintaining the health
15:27of this delicate forest ecosystem.
15:33Creating space for new trees and plants to grow.
15:40But left alone, the termites would overwhelm it.
15:48Luckily, pangolins have an endless appetite for their favourite snack.
15:58He's sniffed out a nest, buried a metre underground.
16:11Using his powerful claws and his long sticky tongue,
16:18he gets his reward.
16:31He'll eat over 70 million termites each year.
16:38Playing a crucial role in the health of the forest
16:41by stopping them overrunning this delicate environment.
17:09For over half a decade,
17:12Lee Chung and his colleagues have tracked these elusive trees.
17:15to find the wild creatures.
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17:42Because they are so rarely seen,
17:45no one is quite sure how many pangolins live in this forest.
17:52So Lee Chung relies on camera traps to estimate their numbers.
17:57But knowing where to set them requires some detective work.
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18:11Ici, il y a des gâteaux.
18:16Il y a aussi une petite gâteau.
18:19Il y a des gâteaux.
18:21Mais il y a pas de gâteau.
18:24Je pense que je vais revenir.
18:28Ok.
18:46Ok.
18:51Pangolins usually spend their days in the boroughs they've excavated.
18:58But at night, they roam the forest.
19:04They are solitary creatures.
19:09Except when it comes to mating.
19:13When they will seek out a partner in the dark,
19:15guided by their sense of smell.
19:33After a few days, Li Chung checks his footage.
19:37To see what, if anything, has turned up.
19:52This one is the last pts.
19:54A few years ago, the的話le has been shot deep.
19:57This one has three pts.
20:00to exist.
20:02This was the same.
20:06This one has appeared in the land of the village.
20:08The pts.
20:09Some of the trees.
20:11The last day in the village,
20:15C'est un peu comme ça.
20:17C'est un peu plus de l'honneur.
20:21C'est un petit peu de l'honneur.
20:24Il y a une famille qui est vivante.
20:38Nous avons fait des 5 années.
20:49Le nombre de pangolins qui vivent dans le Lianhua
20:52a l'impression que c'est rising.
20:57Et un de eux a été caché à l'extérieur de l'extérieur,
21:02permettant Lichung à rencontrer un pour la première fois.
21:09On voit son d'une des aspects de l'internet.
21:12Un petit déjeuner, c'est un petit déjeuner.
21:44C'est le moment pour cette jeune gardienne de la jungle de la jungle de la jungle de la jungle
21:48et pour jouer son rôle dans ce grand-moutain écosystème.
22:13Il faut vraiment revenir à la situation de la santé de l'hôpital.
22:44Dancia.
22:56150 million years ago,
22:59the entire region was a wetland,
23:05covered in lakes and streams.
23:10These deposited unimaginable quantities of silt and sand.
23:16Over time, sand became stone.
23:20And for millions of years, wind and rain sculpted the rock,
23:30forming the distinctive peaks we see today.
23:39Peaks that are home to a very special tree.
23:59Most of the parasol trees in Guangdong are found here.
24:10Because they've adapted to survive where other trees can't.
24:19High up in the thin soil,
24:22free from the intense competition for light,
24:27in the dense forests below.
24:35And soaring above them all,
24:38is a visitor that has only recently arrived in Dancia.
24:43Who's on the right?
24:44Who's on the right?
24:51Who's on the right?
24:53Who's on the right?
24:54This female black kite is recognisable by her great size
24:59and characteristic forked tail.
25:10C'est un master de l'ombre de l'ombre.
25:32C'est un moment donné que l'ombre de l'ombre de l'ombre.
25:47Until wildlife photographer He Jianhua made a surprising discovery.
26:37He Jianhua's encounters are now more frequent than ever.
26:50C'est un moment donné que l'ombre de l'ombre de l'ombre de l'ombre de l'ombre
26:54de l'ombre.
26:57C'est un moment donné que l'ombre de l'ombre de l'ombre.
26:59C'est un moment donné que l'ombre de l'ombre.
27:08C'est un moment donné.
27:25C'est un moment donné que l'ombre de l'ombre de l'ombre de l'ombre de l'ombre.
27:31To give them the calories they'll need to grow, she hunts throughout the day.
27:45Small snakes, mammals or lizards are ideal.
27:57But finding prey beneath the forest canopy is a challenge.
28:02So, she seeks open ground.
28:11Her Jianhua follows her lead, hoping to see this incredible hunter in action.
28:22But he soon spots something else.
28:26One of the rarest flowers in China.
28:55The ghost orchid was only discovered in 2013,
28:58and given its name because of its unusual way of surviving.
29:18The mother is still on the hunt, but with no luck in the forest,
29:24she heads for the river.
29:27The mother is still on the hunt, but with no luck in the forest.
29:42The mother is still on the hunt, but with no luck in the forest.
29:53The mother is still on the hunt.
29:55The chicks will have fish for supper.
29:59For Her Jianhua, this reveals why these birds are settling.
30:20Alongside the abundance of food, there's one other reason why they are staying.
30:27Because these ever-resourceful birds exploit another part of the habitat.
30:37These inaccessible cliffs provide the ideal place to raise her young far away from predators.
30:48Take it to the U.S.
30:57d'avoir eu l'impressionné de faire des trois années,
30:58aujourd'hui, on a des quatre dernières années.
31:03On a des quatre dernières années,
31:07on a des quatre dernières années.
31:11On a des deux dernières années,
31:12Ce que nous avons déjà dit,
31:14nous n'avons jamais pensé.
31:28As spring turns to summer the temperatures soar in the mountains, flowers are in full bloom but change is in
31:49the air.
31:5623 degrees above the equator lies the Tropic of Cancer.
32:03And all across the world, land at this latitude is dry and arid, except when you arrive at Guangdong.
32:18From the mountains to the sea, this place is lush and full of life.
32:26All because of a strange twist of meteorology.
32:32The summer sun warms the water of the South China Sea, causing evaporation and creating huge clouds that swell until...
33:07This is caused by the East Asian monsoon.
33:15It falls hardest when the mountains rise in the north.
33:22Home of Guangdong's most mythic creature.
33:34For centuries, the people of Lian Nan have told stories of powerful water spirits, and even dragons, living in a
33:47magical landscape.
33:54And like all good legends, they often contain a grain of truth.
34:00Of course.
34:00Of course.
34:04New
34:05Sing
34:06Floor
34:06One
34:07Sh Wise
34:17Do
34:18Be
34:18Between
34:18One
34:18Be
34:18Knowing
34:33Two
34:33Nobody
34:342 mètres long
34:35and weighing up to 30 kg
34:41The Chinese giant salamander
34:44is the world's largest amphibian
34:48and a living fossil
34:52surviving little change
34:54for over 170 million years
35:01And until recently, little was known about it
35:12Field researcher Lin Sehua
35:14leads a team studying this rare population
35:19But it's not easy
35:23Because the salamander's ability
35:26to remain submerged for long periods
35:29Along with its superbly camouflaged skin
35:37make it almost impossible to find
35:42This is a river in the water
35:45It's a river in the water
35:48In 2000 years
35:50we found the wild land
35:52and then we built this protected area
35:56This environment is very good
35:58with water and water
36:05Totally adapted to its environment
36:10This male hunts for crustaceans
36:13and small fish
36:16But his poor eyesight
36:18means he relies on detecting
36:20the tiny vibrations
36:22of his prey in the water
36:25Though missing a meal
36:27isn't necessarily a problem
36:33His low metabolic rate
36:35allows him to survive
36:37up to a year without food
36:42It sounds very different
36:43It's an animal
36:44the animal
36:45lighting
36:50There is a cute animal
36:52and the left
36:53there are five fingers
36:55and five fingers
36:58The lion is making
36:59it for the human
36:59from the water
36:59to the bone
37:00to the bone
37:02to the one
37:03which is the animal
37:05to the dog
37:06inaudible
37:08Le fait qu'il y a un peu d'eau, il y a un peu d'eau.
37:36Il respire l'air aussi.
37:43Donc, chaque demi-heure ou so,
37:45il suffit de remplir les lungs.
38:02C'est quand il va venir à la chaleur,
38:05il va se dérouler dans les mains.
38:10Il va se dérouler en place.
38:12Il va se dérouler.
38:12Il va se dérouler.
38:17Il va se dérouler.
38:18Les insectes sont très susceptibles
38:20à la qualité de la qualité de l'eau.
38:23Donc, Lin Xihua et ses équipe
38:25constamment monitor ses impacte sur eux.
38:28C'est pourquoi protéger la réserve
38:31est important pour leur survivre.
38:34C'est pourquoi il faut pas dérouler
38:43la réserve.
38:44Il va se dérouler.
38:45Il va se dérouler dans les mains.
38:50Il va se dérouler par la réserve.
38:53Il va se dérouler dans les mains.
38:59Il va se dérouler dans les mains.
39:03C'est un problème.
39:07C'est un problème.
39:09Il va se dérouler dans les mains.
39:12C'est un problème.
39:14C'est un problème.
39:30Il va se dérouler dans les mains.
39:34C'est un problème.
39:43J'ai l'intensé de la réforme.
39:46de la communauté,
39:46à la importance de la conservation.
40:16Giant salamanders have survived for millions of years.
40:22And thanks to Linsawa and her team,
40:27here in the mountains of Guangdong,
40:30they have found a safe haven for generations to come.
40:44It's late autumn in the mountains,
40:48and winter is arriving,
40:52when the highest peaks in the Nanling endure bitter northerly winds.
41:03But not everywhere freezes.
41:10To the south,
41:13protected from the cold,
41:17lie the hidden valleys of the Chimenti Nature Reserve.
41:34Surrounded by steep cliffs,
41:38this reserve is entirely cut off from the rest of the province.
41:49Creating a lost world.
41:56Containing creatures that are found nowhere else on the planet.
42:04Over millions of years,
42:06the streams and rivers that flow here
42:09have slowly transformed the land
42:12into a series of dramatic domes.
42:18And below ground,
42:20the rivers carve intricate mazes of tunnels
42:24through the soft limestone.
42:29Over time, creating elaborate cave systems.
42:46Field biologist, Chi Shuo, has spent nearly a decade exploring Chimenti's unique cast landscape.
42:59Hunting for creatures that have evolved independently.
43:21Hunting for creatures that have evolved independently.
43:23of the wild,
43:25the wild,
43:25the wild,
43:27the wild.
43:28The wild,
43:29the wild.
43:32The wild.
43:36The wild.
43:36Being cold blooded.
43:37This female cave gecko.
43:40Can't regulate her own temperature.
43:45She spends the day hiding from the heat of the sun.
43:54The wild.
43:54The wild.
43:54But the cooler night air draws her out.
43:59The wild.
44:05Et aujourd'hui, elle n'est pas la seule chose qui s'est passé.
44:31En 2020, j'ai eu l'impression que c'est une autre chose qui s'est passé.
44:37Mais je ne sais pas si c'est une nouvelle chose qui s'est passé.
44:42Pour le savoir scientifiquement que le gecko est une nouvelle species,
44:48il y a la première fois qu'il y a une.
44:56A l'écriture de l'esprit.
45:02C'est un trait de l'esprit, c'est un trait de l'esprit.
45:07C'est un peu de l'esprit.
45:09Mais c'est un petit peu.
45:12C'est une petite petite fille, mais tu n'est pas le目 de moi aujourd'hui.
45:40leur excellent night vision,
45:44allows them to retreat rapidly across the rocks.
46:10C'est une grande différence entre les pieds et les pieds et les pieds,
46:15et les pieds et les pieds ne sont pas comme des pieds.
46:23Donc, ils ne peuvent pas être comme des pieds.
46:26C'est une pauvre climber,
46:35qui fait la peine de chasse de leurs preys difficile.
46:38En fait, elle s'arrête et waits,
46:42ready pour ambassir les insectes.
46:47Et si la journée n'est pas, elle a l'air.
46:54En fait, elle a la faite sur ses soleil,
46:58elle peut survivre pour mois sans un manger.