Life_in_the_Undergrowth《矮树丛里的生物》

简述

自然科学类纪录片,BBC 频道 2005 年出品。

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影片信息

官方网站

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/tvradio/programmes/lifeintheundergrowth/

影片原始规格:

  •  中文片名 :矮树丛里的生物
  •  中文系列名:
  •  英文片名 :Life in the Undergrowth
  •  英文系列名:
  •  电视台  :BBC
  •  地区   :英国
  •  语言   :普通话/英语
  •  版本   :DVD
  •  发行时间 :2005

影片内容介绍

剧情简介

“在矮树丛里,有那么多种的小生物,为了生存,会做出各式各样你意想不到的令人惊异行为,最后让人充满敬畏之情......这是绝妙无比的大作。”

与大卫艾登堡禄爵士一起进行开创性的探索,了解一个壮观、不受重视但却充斥人类周遭的迷你宇宙。这里不只有昆虫、吐丝技巧复杂的蜘蛛,以及专吃蝙蝠的蜈蚣,更别说是其它各种奇妙的生物与私密惊人的行为。多亏了照明、光学与计算机化机械操控的科技革新,我们终于能以这些奇妙生物的观点出发,了解这个热闹的超级有机体世界。这些生物或许渺小,但它们的生活机制却惊人的庞大。

分集介绍

 【大举登陆】Invasion Of The Land

David Attenborough tells the story of the land-living invertebrates. He delves into the private life of Europe's dramatic leopard slug, a common garden resident with a truly bizarre end to its marathon mating ritual; watches the courtship ballet of tiny springtails on the underside of a leaf; sees swarms of bright red South African millipedes find partners, and in the caves of Venezuela meets the giant bat-eating centipede.

 【翩翩飞舞】Taking To The Air

As the early June sun begins to set over a calm river in Central Hungary, masses of ghostly shapes emerge from their larval cases to take to the air for the first time. They are mayflies and in a spectacular display, thousands of them demonstrate how the very first wings were used.

From the stunning aerobatics of hoverflies in an English garden to the mass migration of purple crow butterflies in the valleys of Taiwan, this episode tells the tale of the first animals ever to take to the air. Unique footage reveals the lightning fast reactions of bluebottles and hoverflies, filmed with one of the world's fastest cameras, and David Attenborough handles the world's largest (and perhaps most ferocious) insect - the Titan beetle.

 【吐丝织网】The Silk Spinners

Silk is the invertebrates' great invention, used in a range of ways from from the protective stalks of lacewing eggs to the amazing hanging threads of New Zealand's 'glow worms'. Spiders, though, have taken silk-spinning to extremes.

The common wolf spider has no web, but the female is a gentle parent, encasing her eggs in silk and carrying the precious bundle wherever she goes. The bolas spider uses a ball of sticky silk soaked in a copy of moth pheromone to lure its prey. Millions of communal spiders live and feed together in a vast, towering web - an arachnophobe's nightmare.

 【相互依存】Intimate Relations

The world of invertebrates exists in a web of relationships with plants and other animals. Unique footage of the world's smallest insect (a fairy wasp only quarter of a millimetre long) shows it flying underwater to find the eggs of water beetles in which to lay its own brood. Some ants 'farm' the trees that give them shelter, creating areas known as 'Devil's gardens'. To make sure these grow without competition, they kill off other seedlings in the surrounding vegetation.

The blister beetle's larvae huddle together on the end of a piece of grass and mimic a female bee. When a male bee tries to mate with the 'female', the larvae grab on to his belly. Confused, he flies away and searches for a real female. When he eventually finds her and mates with her, the beetle larvae hurriedly swap from his front on to her back, and hence get carried back to her nest where they eat her pollen supplies.

 【庞大社会】Supersocieties

Invertebrates don't always operate alone. True society was the last feature to evolve in invertebrates, as recently as the time of Tyrannosaurus. In the last programme see the tensions below the surface in some of the great social structures built by insects, and witness the carnage when an ant colony and a termite colony wage war.

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