Planet Earth 2006 1080p HDDVD x264-AJP torrent

Planet.Earth.2006.1080p.HDDVD.x264-AJP

Genre: Documentary, Documentary



Year: 2006



Actors: David Attenborough



Country: UK



Rating: 9.8 / 10



Duration:

60 min (11 episodes)





Resolution: 1920x1080

Bitrate: ~ 11-12 Mbit / s (Maximum ~ 40Mbit)

Codec: x264

Audio: English AC3 5.1 448 kbit / s


Episode 1: From pole to pole



The life of animals and plants is subject to the sun and water. It is they who mark the beginning of seasonal migrations. The latest technology and satellite photography allow the Planet Earth team to track some of the most massive migrations.

Episode 2: Mountains



Go around massive mountain ranges, starting with the birth of a mountain in one of the lowest places and ending at the top of Everest.

Episode 3: Freshwater



Freshwater waters determine the distribution of life on land. Follow the descent of rivers from their mountain springs all the way to the sea. See amazing waterfalls, fly through the Grand Canyon and explore wildlife in the deepest lake in the world.

Episode 4: Caves



See some of the deepest and most remarkable caves in the world. Learn more about the fauna and flora that inhabits them.

Episode 5: Deserts



About 30% of the Earth's landmass is desert. One of the most diverse ecosystems, despite the lack of rain. Desert storms in the Sahara reach nearly a mile, and rivers flow for only 1 day. [/ Color]

Episode 6: Ice Worlds



Antarctica and the Arctic are experiencing some of the most extreme seasons on Earth. Time-lapse cameras (video recorded on individual frames at a much slower speed than the one at which they will be reproduced.) Observe the colonies of emperor penguins, turning them into one organism. The film reveals a new science of the dynamic behavior of emperor penguins.

Episode 7: The Great Plains



After 3 years of filming, the team of "Planet Earth" finally shot the shy Mongolian gazelle. A handful of people have witnessed its annual migration. Don't miss the strange-looking Tibetan fox, filmed for the first time.

Episode 8: The Jungle



The jungle covers roughly 3 percent of our planet, but it is home to 50 percent of the world's species. HD cameras provide unparalleled surveillance of animals living in the dark jungle.

Episode 9: Shallow Seas



See amazing reefs and their inhabitants on an epic journey from the tropical coral paradise to the polar seas filled with devastating storms.

Episode 10: Seasonal Forests



The taiga, at the end of the Arctic, is a quiet world of stunted coniferous forests. The trees may be small, but shooting from the sky reveals their true scale. One third of all trees on Earth grow here and in the short summer they produce enough oxygen to change the atmosphere.

Episode 11: Ocean Depths



Life reaches an extraordinary level in order to survive in this vast world. A 30-ton whale shark tramples with fish, and cameras catch dolphins launching at more than 30 km / h. [/ Color]