For a long time, the BBC has become synonymous with documentaries, and BBC productions must be excellent. Everyone agrees. But this does not mean that other companies cannot produce good documentaries. The
"Elephant Queen" recommended today has a score of 9 points, which is no less than the documentary produced by the BBC.
A herd of elephants live on the African savannah, and their leader is the elephant queen: Athena. It leads its people to dominate one side.
The giant "pie" fell from the sky, thick and dense, with a good taste, and it was still hot "just out of the oven".
shit shell man moved after smelling the "smell" and quickly occupied the commanding heights, you vie for me, no one would give in, and no one could resist the temptation of delicious food. The
elephant group waded out of a golden waterway with thick elephant legs.
countless little lives make their home here, and every time the medaka male hugs his wife, he will lay an egg. Bubble frogs will have a group party here.
The young goose is exploring this strange new world. It is full of curiosity about everything. It is also natural instinct to perceive danger. Once it feels that the situation is not good, it will run away.
Regardless of the huge size of the elephant, but the extremely gentle personality, even when facing a wandering male elephant, it will welcome it and will not drive it away. The
elephant group ushered in a new little life: Mimi, who was slightly older than Weiwei, was extremely happy, and finally had a partner of the same age, and played together every day. Elephant babies are often trapped by easy things. Mimi still has a lot to learn, but the time is too late.
has suffered a drought of once in 50 years. For the whole group, Athena made a life-and-death decision: migration. They have to go to a shelter 160 kilometers away under the scorching sun, where there are underground water sources that can support them to survive the disaster. The
killifish eggs are attached to the elephant's legs and embark on this uncertain journey together. The road the elephants stepped on has also become a guide for other animals' migration. It gets hotter and hotter on the way, and they are all consuming their own energy to hold on. This also means that the unweaned Mimi can no longer drink a mouthful of milk.
Mimi is getting thinner day by day. Like her mother, she will never give up her child until the end. It is always behind Mimi, pushing it forward. Until Mimi was really weak, her heart stopped beating completely, like a mother pushing the child down, without receiving a response, and finally let out a sorrow.
The survival of the fittest is the iron law of nature. There is no time to grieve. The elephants must continue on their way. They finally reach their destination. All the birds and beasts gather here, and it seems like a paradise on earth.
But there is no food near this pond. Athena leads everyone a long way every day, looking for food, and then turning back to the pond.
The drought is still worsening, the ponds have become mud pits, the animals that can't stand it fall one after another, and heaven has become a purgatory.
Natural selection, the survival of the fittest. When
was alive and dead, Athena made another decision: to return to her homeland. Staying here is also starving to death. It is better to go back. If the time is right, there is hope of survival. Fortunately, it was chosen right, and the land was once again moistened by rain and full of vitality. A new baby has also been added to the
family. Medaka eggs that have been lurking for a long time hatch again, and bullfrogs hidden underground can also see the sky again.
, the young goose that ran away, has grown into a leading goose on its own right now.
Elephants are very intelligent animals and have their own sense of ritual. Even on the arduous migratory road, when encountering the skeletons of elephants, they will gather in front of them, touch them gently with their trunks, and present a memorial to the dead. .
It’s a pity that such a good documentary is watched by very few people. Under the strong aura of the BBC documentary, "The Elephant Queen" has been concealed from the light that should belong to it. It is really good-looking. I hope it can Seen by more people.
