First of all, the second "quotation" in the review is very detailed, and it is recommended to read what he wrote.
Episode 1: Polar bear mother and baby recover from cave. Poor mother Amur leopard and her baby in winter taiga. Dancing in an avatar-like tropical jungle attracts birds of the opposite sex. Large sea sharks prey on seals. How hurricanes form. Elephants, African buffaloes migrate to oases, monkeys cross rivers and hyenas are good at teamwork.
Episode 2: High Mountain. The mountains of the Ethiopian plateau are extremely spectacular. The monkeys here eat grass and are very social. The mountain in this episode is the most shocking mountain scene I've ever seen, like it's on a different planet. Videos of Tianshan Snow Leopards are extremely precious. Prey on such a steep cliff. Pandas have very little fat and little milk due to bamboo. Flock of birds flying over the Himalayas is stunning
Episode 3: Freshwater. The waterfall with the largest drop in the world that appears at the beginning of the chapter is definitely the most shocking picture I have seen so far. It's hard to imagine this is our own planet. The smoke-like images of mosquitoes mating are amazing. Amazon's traffic is staggering. The widest waterfall reminded me of Li Yaoyao. The 400,000 geese at the end of the film are so beautiful.
Episode 4: The Cave. The sight of swarms of bats hovering like doughnuts in the air is odd, but the cockroaches in the hole are. Swiftlet's nests are made entirely of saliva for 30 days a nest. But humans will pick them up to make bird's nests. The caves in Borneo are a bit like Wulong Tiankeng, especially the curtain of water dripping down. I finally understand the formation of stalactites and stalagmites. The underwater cave is so huge that humans have explored 500 kilometers. Frozen-like crystal caves are beautiful.
Episode 5: Desert. The white weathered rocks in Egypt are beautiful. The camel eats the cactus flower to survive, but how does the cactus survive? The cute question turns out to be the mist from the sea that feeds it. Giant cacti look great when they are in bloom. It's pathetic that elephants and lions have to travel long distances to find food. The locust swarm is really... this is how it was filmed.
Episode 6: Ice and Snow World.
The penguin dads huddled together to protect the little penguin eggs from the harsh winter and cold wind. It looked so cold. Yaks can cut through ice to graze. This attracts a lot of love from bird rabbits and a range of grazers. Little polar bears follow their mother's chemistry. Bird diving to eat seashells made me want to eat some oysters too. The pygmy puffin laughs to death. It looks like a penguin, but it is preyed on, so it retains the ability to fly. The polar bear had to swim in the water for two days because of global warming and the sea level melted. He was exhausted and hungry. He had to prey on a 1-ton walrus. In the end, he was stabbed. The prospects for life are very slim. I am so heartbroken watching this? I really want to help He is pictured below. Woohoo. Hope global warming is curbed and glaciers are not melting.
Finally, the penguin father, who survived the four-month cold winter, waited for the penguin mother who came back full of fish. Some mothers failed to come back, and some little penguins became orphans but were scrambling for adoption. And the two little polar bears in the Arctic have also grown up. Hope they can live a happy life.
Episode 7: Lightning in the Prairie Then I thought of Interstellar. Xueyan has only one partner in her life. Snow foxes will hide the excess. The pika is so cute. Tibetan fox laughed to death and looked so Buddhist hahaha. A lion hunting an elephant is shocked. Water is so important to animals. It's a shame to think about our usual reckless waste of water. I like the wetlands with water so much. The rich water is so beautiful.
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