国家地理每日一图(2013年8月合集).pptVIP

THE END Source: 國家地理頻道 National Geographic Channel (Taiwan) * South Africa: High contrast shot of ragged tooth shark. National Geographic Channel (Taiwan) Photo of the Day 每日一照 2013.08 Hand Play * Kruger National Park, South Africa: White rhino standing in the tall grass. (Ceratotherium simum). * USA: REENACTMENT: Denver (played by Andy Barnes), Kristy (played by Claire Gordon Webster) and Tyrell (played by Stuart Jones) run into the water to surf. * Agarrobo, Chile : Chilean rose tarantula neatly camouflaged. (Grammostola rosea). l Countdown.NHNZ * Africa: Wildebeest calf jumping into the river. * Fort Pierce, Florida, USA: The interior of this minibus is psychedelic in an entirely new way. * Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, USA: With the help of trainer Bhagavan Antle, Director of Photography Bryan Harvey takes a break from filming cats to take a dip with Bubbles, the resident elephant at TIGERS * Africa: Roger Horrocks has heard stories of men “calling” wild crocodiles out of the river and a crocodile shaman who can swim and ride on the back of a giant crocodile without being eaten. Roger Horrocks/ NHU AFRICA * Pompeys Pillar, Montana, USA: All species of rattlesnake have the same distinctive feature - the rattle at the end of their tail. The rattling noise occurs when the hollow and bony segments of the tail knock together. NGS Image Collection / Chris Johns * Africa: Close up of wildebeest crossing river, mid river, large splash of water. * Salt River Flats, Arizona, USA: Of the 2,000 species of scorpion in the world, only 30 to 40 have venom powerful enough to kill a human. NGS Image Collection / Paul Zahl * Africa: Individual zebra amongst wildebeest * Brisbane, Australia: The box jellyfishs venom is considered to be among the most deadly in the word. * Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, USA: A tiger laps up the milk he spilled on his paw at TIGERS (The Institute for Greatly Endangered Rare Species). This image is from Super Cats. * Admiralty Island, Alaska