英语听力：自然百科 徒步南非：喀拉哈里大沙漠—8

At last, the Orange River, the famous Orange River! Its nice to see one with water in it. It is looking a bit low though. After the bare rock and sand of my first day, the Green Kalahari finally begins to live up to its name. But the Molopo River mou

英语听力：自然百科 虫虫兄弟—1

You are living with alien-like creatures. They breed through their skeletons. They can even taste with their feet. And now they are invading your home. Blood suckers and flesh eaters, they want your body, or the very least your skin.Welcome to 24 hou

英语听力：自然百科 徒步南非：喀拉哈里大沙漠—13

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英语听力：自然百科 徒步南非：喀拉哈里大沙漠—12

The canyon has power and attraction compelling the visitor to gaze into its depth. These few points to a time when rainfall here would be significantly greater and the river evermore able to cover its channel through the granite landscape. This volca

英语听力：自然百科 徒步南非：喀拉哈里大沙漠—11

Long before this was a national park, it held the fascination of a man who wrote this lovely old book, Mr. GA Farini and he fell in love with this place when it was undiscovered, wild frontier land. The Great Farini, otherwise known as William Hunt,

英语听力：自然百科 徒步南非：喀拉哈里大沙漠—10

But in 1893, it wasn't the river or the geology that was to be protected, rather the local antelope herds. Policing methods proved adequate though, hunting remain widespread and the antelope population remains a fraction of what it once was.Today, th

英语听力：自然百科 徒步南非：喀拉哈里大沙漠—9

there was a big movement from the consumer side from seeded grapes to seedless grapes and which the UK eaters only talks seedless grapes. What are we like as grape eaters, are we fussy grape eaters? Yeah, I think you are a bit too fussy. What do we l

英语听力：自然百科 徒步南非：喀拉哈里大沙漠—14

--So there it is the Orange River, resplendent in all its glory. It's journeyed all the way across the South Africa before making this dramatic plunge, the lifeblood of the area.--This has been my most remote walk so far, and we've crossed some prett

英语听力：自然百科 徒步南非：喀拉哈里大沙漠—1

South Africa is a country that always creates an impression. We know of its diverse population, the troubled history of apartheid and its rebirth as a global travel destination. Ive been a fan of this country for many years, but this is my chance to

英语听力：自然百科 徒步南非：喀拉哈里大沙漠—2

One river has single-handedly created whats known as the Green Kalahari. But my starting point is anything but green. This is true frontier country. That way is Namibia. And there, well, desert emptiness. Luckily for me, the Orange River has sculpted

英语听力：自然百科 徒步南非：喀拉哈里大沙漠—3

But today Riemvasmaak is fully restored -- an unlikely settlement with a famous past, and quite possibly, a future full of visitors like me. But before I head out into the green Kalahari, lets take an aerial look at the route Ive prepared. From the c

英语听力：自然百科 徒步南非：喀拉哈里大沙漠—4

This is very peculiar. The Tourist Office is locked tight and it doesnt look as if its been open for business, well, I dont know, for a very, very long time, if ever. Theres a feeling that Riemvasmaak doesnt quite fire on *. They advertise walking tr

英语听力：自然百科 徒步南非：喀拉哈里大沙漠—5

Norber witnessed all.--How many people? --It was two hundred all village. --And you, your family were one of those... --Yes, I was grown up with my grandmother. You see, at that time, my mother was in Cape Town, and I stayed with my grandmother. And

英语听力：自然百科 徒步南非：喀拉哈里大沙漠—6

Well, there it is, Molopo Gorge. And that has got to be Norberts little project tucked away. The hot springs were largely funded by a private benefactor and designed to draw all Green Kalahari visitors to Riemvasmaak. Ironically, the town with incons

英语听力：自然百科 徒步南非：喀拉哈里大沙漠—7

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英语听力：自然百科 国家地理：钻石：黑暗的一面—11

They decided to cover a journey of almost 200 kilometers by foot, to Samlh Ossaily's childhood home of Quiou Town, the heart of Sierra leone's diamond country. But mining and war have changed what was familiar territory beyond recognition.-When I saw

英语听力：自然百科 鲨鱼湾的海豚—10

Traveling at speeds of up to about 20 miles,they drive the mullet onto the beach.Trapped,the fish have no way to turn.Flattening out their bodies like surf boards,they skim in just inches of water. The surf mums are the only dolphins in the world who

英语听力：自然百科 鲨鱼湾的海豚—9

many of the mothers have been bitten,bravely trying to protect their calves.i am little worried about Puck's calf,she is really having the calf at peak shark attack time.Most of the calves born by December,this way,the calf has a little bit of time t

英语听力：自然百科 鲨鱼湾的海豚—8

Oh,whistle,i thought i hear a whistle here.something extraordinary is happening.Puck uses her unique call to identify herself to other dolphins,Yet strangely there are no other dolphins around.J believes that Puck is calling her unborn calf,if she is

英语听力：自然百科 鲨鱼湾的海豚—7

Puck needs to watch out.As she searches in the sea grass,she will be unaware of any shark approaching.If a tiger shark closes form behind,her sonar can not detect it.Distracted,Puck could be easily attacked.Once detected,Puck can easily out swim the