Islands, mountains, rainforests, deserts, grasslands, and cities, while admiring the wonders, you can also see interesting animals that you have never known before. Also great! The BBC is the BBC, and I thought of this for the audience. The last episode was devoted to the shooting footage. Only then did I realize that this was a gluttonous feast presented by the directors and photographers at risk of their lives. Newborn baby monitor lizards know how to avoid snakes, desert locusts flying in the sky, lions besieging giraffes, chinstrap penguins returning with bloodstains, red crabs migrating on Christmas Island, in the grass The bouncing courting male bird, the tortoiseshell lost in the light, the leopard stealing livestock, the rhesus monkey coexisting peacefully with humans... But the scene that I can't forget the most is the last scene of the second episode, the mother brown bear Walking slowly on the white snow with two little bears, the climate is warming, the hibernation period of brown bears is shortened, and the growth cycle of plants is also affected. Will their days become more and more difficult in the future? As a human being, I am both blessed and ashamed. The development and progress of mankind is at the expense of the sacrifice of countless animals. I hope that in the future, human beings can really coexist peacefully with wild animals. After all, the earth is not only ours, but also belongs to them. We should not take away what belongs to them. thing.
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