This documentary has such a high rating, it really is not a waste of fame.
While it showed me a beautiful picture, it also told me: on our earth, on the small island in the deepest ocean, on the most dangerous and cold mountain top, in the lively and humid jungle, what kind of fresh people are there? A living, tenacious life, whose lifelong pursuit is almost nothing but survival and reproduction, composes the most shocking, varied and wonderful natural songs.
Mengtu Town Building~
They are so beautiful, maybe they are delicate and flexible hooves (the Nubian sheep on the cliffs), maybe they are broad and plump wings (snow sculptures), maybe they are just a pair of slender legs (flamingos). Diverse life unfolds before me one after another, and even on the most barren or icy cliffs cannot prevent them from multiplying from generation to generation!
life!
Beneath their beautiful appearance, there is a power that no one can! Nature endows them with survival skills that allow them to hide in ice and snow (grizzly bears, lynx), frost hundreds of feet in the sky (snow sculptures), or not be afraid of days and nights that alternate between scorching sun and cold (flamingos). It is no exaggeration to say that their survival is a miracle.
life!
So beautiful, yet so fragile.
Global warming is plundering the habitats that they rely on for survival; some greedy people, who adore their beauty, must want to keep them for themselves and then hurry up...
Distressed, seems to feel their helplessness. But what can I do by myself?
No, but that's not the case. A small piece of grass is small, but thousands of small grasses are the mighty vast grassland! I will work hard, let's work together a little bit, to practice the environmental protection knowledge we have learned in kindergarten, to protect this group of beautiful, angel-like elves.
They are the lives that live with us in this vast interstellar space, and they live so hard and wonderfully. . . . . . .
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