Five stars for the first season, six stars for the second season! The stars are obviously not enough!
When I watched the first season, I felt that no one can surpass it if it can be made like this, right? As a result, the second season tells us that the only one who can surpass the first season is the director himself.
Using almost the most advanced photography equipment: high-definition photography, remote photography, drones, infrared photography, high-definition motion photography, presenting an unparalleled visual feast.
The soundtrack is also quite atmospheric, and the tense atmosphere created by the background music of animals hunting their prey is almost comparable to the soundtrack of top Hollywood special effects blockbusters. In the second episode, the background music of the bear tickling with his back against a big tree is also quite naughty.
At the end of each episode, there is a short filming clip, which briefly introduces some of the difficulty of filming and the joy of unexpected harvest. I saw an exhibition about fans a few days ago, and many of the raw materials said ivory and tortoiseshell. I didn't know what a tortoiseshell was at first, but I found out after checking it.
See the last episode of human activities, especially the invention of the electric light in the past 100 years, the impact of light pollution caused by urban development on wildlife in recent decades, so that the newly hatched hawksbill on the beach cannot judge the direction of the ocean through the light. Causing casualties on land is a bit sentimental.
The impact of urbanization and population growth on nature and wildlife seems inevitable. In the play, Singapore is mentioned as a model of harmonious coexistence between man and nature, but it is impossible to promote it on a global scale, at least not at this stage.
The beauty of the earth is still full of many unknowns, waiting for us to discover. The development of human civilization should not ignore the magnificent and rare earth that has evolved over a long period of time. We have traveled through thousands of rivers and thousands of mountains, looking for a desperate situation. The most touching thing is your glimpse.
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