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2007-12-14 12:03:17 |
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主题：【转载】纪录片拍到驼背鲸保护幼子画面 展现母子情深（图）
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http://www.sina.com.cn 2007年12月14日 09:03 新浪科技
雌驼背鲸用巨大的鳍时时保护自己的孩子
鲸妈妈的眼睛
驼背鲸与潜水员
新浪科技讯 北京时间12月14日消息，据英国《每日电讯报》报道，数百万年来，驼背鲸一直在海洋中繁衍生息。最近一部名为《航海家》的纪录片展现了这种海洋巨兽在碧蓝的太平洋海域小心翼翼地呵护着幼崽。这头行为和人类很相似的40吨重的雌驼背鲸，用巨大的鳍时时保护着自己的孩子。
《航海家》是一部70分钟的纪录片，鲸妈妈名玛拉和它的孩子凯尔是这部影片的主角，纪录了它们母子间令人难以置信的亲情，展现了两只鲸在从波利尼西亚海域(幼鲸的出生地)迁往南极洲的长途旅途中，表现出的令人震惊的亲密景象。其他的胶片分别在夏威夷、阿拉斯加州、纽芬兰、芬地湾和缅因湾拍摄而成。
驼背鲸一般有固定的迁徙路线。夏季，它们在温暖的极地水域中觅食，冬季，它们将迁徙到热带水域进行交配繁衍。通常情况下，一只性情温和的成年驼背鲸每天将消耗掉一吨多磷虾(一种像虾的甲壳动物)，它们通过口中的板状器官过滤水中的食物。雄性驼背鲸的神秘歌声是它的一大特色。这种歌声非常复杂有特色，经常能持续20来分钟。它们每次会在几个小时内重复发出这种声音，科学家认为这是驼背鲸交配行为的一部分。
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2007-12-14 12:04:19 |
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跟贴：英国的《每日电讯报》相关海洋的内容还不少哈～～～
不知道是不是真的据报纸报道呢！
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2007-12-14 12:16:19 |
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跟贴：啊，还有其他照片：
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/main.jhtml?xml=/earth/2007/12/10/eawhale110.xml
Whale series shows mother and calf bond
By Paul Eccleston
Last Updated: 12:01am GMT 10/12/2007
An ocean leviathan gently shepherds its calf through the electric-blue waters of the Pacific.
Zoological society films Mongolian jerboa
In an almost human gesture the 40-tonne female humpback whale has its giant flipper protectively round its child.
The mother, Mara, and her calf, Kell, are the subject of a 70-minute film which movingly chronicles the incredible bond between the two.
Shot in high definition Ocean Voyagers produces stunningly intimate images of the two whales on an epic migratory journey from waters off Polynesia where the calf is born to Antarctica.
Additional footage was shot Hawaii, Alaska, Newfoundland, The Bay of Fundy and the Gulf of Maine.
Humbacks, thought to have cruised the earth's oceans for millions of years, tend to follow a regular migration route which takes them from a summer in temperate and polar waters to winters in tropical waters for mating and calving.
Normally gentle creatures an adult whale will consume more than a ton of krill, a shrimp-like crustacean, per day filtering its food through overlapping plates in its mouth.
Humpbacks are characterised by the mysterious singing of the males. The songs are complex and individual and can last for as long as 20 minutes. They are repeated for hours at a time and are thought to be part of mating behaviour.
Some of the images in the film - including the haunting sight of the female motionless and asleep on the ocean floor while her energetic calf capers around her - have never been filmed before.
Despite their size - females can be 50-feet long - humpbacks are mysterious creatures and little is known about their lifestyles and their daunting journey to their feeding grounds in the polar regions.
The film, narrated by Meryl Streep, begins when Kell is only a day old yet still weighs about a ton, and is pure white as he swims beside his mother.
It shows him feeding greedily off his mother's fat-rich milk which helps him grow quickly. He will be nursed for about a year before being weaned onto solid food.
Ocean Voyagers features the dangers mother and son face from shark attacks, entanglement in discarded fishing gear and from commercial whalers.
The film is released as the Japanese whaling fleet is in Antarctica controversially looking to kill more than 1,000 whales, including 50 of the endangered humpback which have been protected by international agreement since 1963.
The baby whale is shown learning essential survival techniques from his mother, including the amazing art of bubble fishing where humpback whales surround schools of fish with elaborate curtains of bubbles before swallowing them wholesale.
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2007-12-14 12:41:05 |
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跟贴：对了，这个片子首映是在《动物星球》频道-英国 本月16日晚上6点，谁能看到？？？
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2007-12-14 13:05:08 |
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跟贴：Ocean Voyagers
Sunday 16th December at 6pm
Shot entirely in High Definition on location, Ocean Voyagers, narrated by Meryl Streep is an evocative documentary film about motherhood and parenting, featuring a remarkable newborn humpback whale and his enormous 40 ton mother.
An ancient species and one of the largest animals ever to live on planet earth, humpback whales have been travelling ? and singing their mesmerising songs ? throughout the world’s oceans for millions of years.
Ocean Voyagers provides a startlingly intimate portrait of humpback life by telling the story of the relationship between a mother whale, Mara, and her baby, Kell, throughout the infant's first year and the 7,000 mile journey they will make during this time to the feeding grounds of Antarctica.
As he grows, viewers witness the dangers Kell will face from both animal predators and humans.
This remarkable film is a revelation in our understanding of one of nature’s most enigmatic animals.
http://www.animalplanet.co.uk/oceanvoyagers/index.shtml
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