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TEMAT: [RS] BBC Południowy Pacyfik / South Pacific - Seria (2009) 720p HDTV

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BBC.South.Pacific.2009.Blu-ray.720p.DTS.x264.HDBRiSe INFO Cytat: This landmark series explores the sheer scale and majesty of the largest ocean on Earth, the isolation of its islands, the extraordinary journeys wildlife and humans have gone through to reach these specks of land, and what happened to both after their arrival. Unimaginably vast, the Pacific is 99 water and only 1 land - you could fit the whole of the world\’s landmasses into it and still have enough room for another Africa! The distance between these islands can be huge – literally hundreds or thousands of miles – but somehow, life made it there. Isolation does curious things – animals evolve and adapt in strange ways. Witness flesh-eating caterpillars, giant crabs capable of opening coconuts, geckos that can breed without any need of a male, frogs that have never been tadpoles… Beyond cliched images of swaying palms and idyllic beaches, this is the real, immense and surprising South Pacific. Episode 1: Ocean of Islands The South Pacific islands – the most remote in the world – are home to some of the most curious, surprising and precarious examples of life found anywhere on Earth, from giant crabs that tear open coconuts, to flesh-eating caterpillars that impale their prey on dagger-like claws. Human culture is different here, too. The men of Pentecost Island celebrate their annual harvest by leaping from 20-metre-high scaffolds, with only forest vines to break their fall. And on the tiny island of Anuta, possibly the most remote community of people on the planet, the locals survive entirely on what they can grow and catch. The South Pacific\’s innumerable islands look like pieces of paradise, but the reality of life here is sometimes very different, with waves the size of buildings, brutal tropical storms and, in the far south, even blizzards. This is the real South Pacific. Episode 2: Castaways In the South Pacific there is no such thing as a deserted island. They may be the most isolated in the world but every one of the region\’s 20,000 islands has been colonised – from New Guinea, home to birds of paradise and the tribe whose brutal initiation ceremony turns young warriors into \’crocodile\’ men, to Fiji, French Polynesia and Hawaii. This is the story of the ultimate castaways – from saltwater crocodiles and giant eels to crested iguanas and weird frogs - who succeeded against all odds to reach islands thousands of miles apart. These journeys were no mean feat. It has been estimated that an average of one species every 60,000 years makes it to Hawaii. Incredibly, many of these colonisers made it to these islands on the back of the most violent forces of nature, like cyclones and tsunamis. The voyages of the South Pacific\’s first people, the Polynesians, were no less remarkable. These journeys were undoubtedly some of the greatest acts of navigation ever undertaken, and they changed the nature of the South Pacific forever. Episode 3: Endless Blue A large part of the remote, blue wilderness of the South Pacific is a marine desert. Many animals that live in the ocean, among them sharks, whales and turtles – must go to extraordinary lengths to survive. Tiger sharks travel hundreds of miles to feast on fledging albatross chicks and, every year, sperm whales journey from one side of the South Pacific to the other in their search for food and mates. Theirs is a journey that can end in tragedy. But the South Pacific is not all desert. New Zealand\’s super-rich coast supports huge pods of acrobatic dolphins; its coral reefs are some of the most diverse on earth; and there are few places richer in wildlife than the quirky Galapagos Islands, home to tropical penguins and surfing sea lions. Using the greatest shipwreck story of all time – an event that inspired Moby Dick - the huge challenges of survival in this seemingly endless blue ocean are revealed. Episode 4: Ocean of Volcanoes Witness the birth, growth and death of an island in the greatest ocean on Earth. Millions of years are condensed into an hour revealing unforgettable images of an erupting underwater volcano; rivers of lava exploding below the waves; roads and houses buried by molten rivers of rock. From these violent beginnings emerge coral reefs of unparalleled richness, supporting large groups of grey reef sharks and giant manta rays. The rising lands of the South Pacific have also given life to some very strange creatures, from the vampire bug that thrives in tropical snow, to the megapode, a bird that uses volcanic springs to incubate its eggs; and vast swarms of jellyfish trapped forever by a coral mountain. Episode 5: Strange Island Flightless parrots, burrowing bats, giant skinks and kangaroos in trees – on the isolated islands of the South Pacific, the wildlife has evolved in extraordinary ways. But island living can carry a high price, for when new species arrive, all hell breaks loose. And there lies a puzzle: why do animals perfectly adapted to island life simply give up the ghost? The answer is revealed by the remarkable stories of some unlikely animals that survived on tiny islands off the coast of New Zealand. And, the human history of the region is further evidence that, however idyllic it may appear, life on a South Pacific island may never be very far from catastrophe. Episode 6: Fragile Paradise Documentary series. The South Pacific is still relatively healthy and teeming with fish, but it is a fragile paradise. International fishing fleets are taking a serious toll on the sharks, albatross and tuna, and there are other insidious threats to these bountiful seas. This episode looks at what is being done to preserve the ocean and its wildlife. DOWNLOAD Linki widoczne są po Zalogowaniu. Jeśli jeszcze nie masz konta Zarejestruj się.
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[RS] BBC Południowy Pacyfik / South Pacific - Seria (2009) 720p HDTV BBC South Pacific - Seria (2009) 720p HDTV Info: South.Pacific.Season1.720p.hdtv.x264-sfm Format : mkv FRozmiar : 1.46 GiB Czas : 58mn 59s Rozdzielczość : 1280x720p Format : 16/9 Audio: AC3 Język: Angielski Part 1: Ocean Wysp / Ocean of Islands The South Pacific islands are the most remote in the world. Their extraordinary isolation has created some of the most curious, surprising and precarious examples of life found anywhere on Earth; from giant crabs that tear open coconuts, to flesh-eating caterpillars that impale their prey on dagger-like claws. Human culture is different too. The men of Pentecost Island celebrate their annual harvest by leaping from 20 metre high scaffolds, with only forest vines to break their fall. And on the tiny island of Anuta, possibly the most remote community of people on the planet, the locals survive entirely on what they can grow and catch. The South Pacific’s innumerable islands look like pieces of paradise, but the reality of life here is sometimes very different, with waves the size of buildings, brutal tropical storms, and, in the far south, even blizzards. This is the real South Pacific. Part 2: Rozbitkowie / Castaways In the South Pacific there is no such thing as a deserted island. They may be the most isolated in the world but every one of the region’s 20,000 islands has been colonized – from New Guinea, home to birds of paradise and the tribe whose brutal initiation ceremony turns young warriors into ‘crocodile’ men, to Fiji, French Polynesia and Hawaii. This is the story of the ultimate castaways – from saltwater crocodiles and giant eels to crested iguanas and weird frogs – who succeeded against all odds to reach islands thousands of miles apart. These journeys were no mean feat. It has been estimated that an average of one species every 60,000 years makes it to Hawaii. Incredibly, many of these colonisers made it to these islands on the back of the most violent forces of nature, like cyclones and tsunamis. The voyages of the South Pacific’s first people, the Polynesians, were no less remarkable. These journeys were undoubtedly some of the greatest acts of navigation ever undertaken, and they changed the nature of the South Pacific forever. Part 3: Nieskończony Błękit / Endless Blue A large part of the remote, blue wilderness of the South Pacific is a marine desert. Many animals that live in the ocean, among them sharks, whales and turtles – must go to extraordinary lengths to survive. Tiger sharks travel hundreds of miles to feast on fledgling albatross chicks and, every year, sperm whales journey from one side of the South Pacific to the other in their search for food and mates. Theirs is a journey that can end in tragedy. But the South Pacific is not all desert. New Zealand’s super-rich coast supports huge pods of acrobatic dolphins; its coral reefs are some of the most diverse on earth; and there are few places richer in wildlife than the quirky Galapagos Islands, home to tropical penguins and surfing sea lions. Using the greatest shipwreck story of all time – an event that inspired Moby Dick – the huge challenges of survival in this seemingly endless blue ocean are revealed. Part 4: Ocean Wulkanów / Ocean of Volcanoes Witness the birth, growth and death of an island in the greatest ocean on Earth. Millions of years are condensed into an hour revealing unforgettable images of an erupting underwater volcano; rivers of lava exploding below the waves; roads and houses buried by molten rivers of rock. From these violent beginnings emerge coral reefs of unparalleled richness, supporting large groups of grey reef sharks and giant manta rays. The rising lands of the South Pacific have also given life to some very strange creatures, from the vampire bug that thrives in tropical snow, to the megapode, a bird that uses volcanic springs to incubate its eggs; and vast swarms of jellyfish trapped forever by a coral mountain. This is the pacific as you’ve never seen it before. Part 5: Dziwne Wyspy / Strange Islands Flightless parrots, burrowing bats, giant skinks and kangaroos in trees – on the isolated islands of the South Pacific, the wildlife has evolved in extraordinary ways. But island living can carry a high price, for when new species arrive, all hell breaks loose. And there lies a puzzle: why do animals perfectly adapted to island life simply give up the ghost? The answer is revealed by the remarkable stories of some unlikely animals that survived on tiny islands off the coast of New Zealand. And, the human history of the region is further evidence that, however idyllic it may appear, life on a South Pacific island may never be very far from catastrophe. Part 6: Delikatny Raj / Fragile Paradise The South Pacific is still relatively healthy and teeming with fish, but it is a fragile paradise. International fishing fleets are taking a serious toll on the sharks, albatross and tuna, and there are other insidious threats to these bountiful seas. This episode looks at what is being done to preserve the ocean and its wildlife. Linki widoczne są po Zalogowaniu. Jeśli jeszcze nie masz konta Zarejestruj się.
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South Pacific 2009 EP01-06 BluRay 1080p DTSHD x264-CHD Size: 26.68 GB Spoiler screens: RELEASE DATE....: 09/10/2009 THEATRE DATE....: 2009 iMDB URL........: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1458521/ iMDB RATiNG.....: 9.3/10 44 votes GENRE...........: Documentary SOURCE TYPE.....: Blu-Ray AVC 1080i ViDEO BiTRATE...: x264 L4.1 High @ 9000~ Kbps FRAME RATE......: 29.970 fps AUDiO ..........: ENG DTS-HDMA core 5.1CH 1536kbps RUNTiME.........: 0:59:02 (h:m:s) ASPECT RATiO....: 1.778: 1 RESOLUTiON......: 1920 X 1080 Part 1: Ocean of Islands Size: 4.37 GB + 5% danych naprawczych Part 2: Castaways Size: 4.45 GB + 5% danych naprawczych Part 3: Endless Blue Size: 4.45 GB + 5% danych naprawczych Part 4: Ocean of Volcanoes Size: 4.45 GB + 5% danych naprawczych Part 5: Strange Islands Size: 4.45 GB + 5% danych naprawczych Part 6: Fragile Paradise Size: 4.45 GB + 5% danych naprawczych hasło: jackass2004 Linki widoczne są po Zalogowaniu. Jeśli jeszcze nie masz konta Zarejestruj się.
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BBC Południowy Pacyfik / BBC South Pacific - Season 1 1280x720 \|\| Język: Angielski \|\| BBC Południowy Pacyfik \|\| Archiwa 100MB Spoiler Cytat: Jeden Ocean, 20 tysięcy wysp, 1/4 całej wody na Ziemi. Wspaniały film, który pokazuje piękno Oceanu i wszystkiego co z nim związane: tysiące wysp, błękitne laguny, rafy koralowe, erupcje wulkanów, podwodne życie.....Prawie 6 godzin niepowtarzalnych materiałów w HD Sample i Angielskie napisy Episode 1: Ocean of Islands - odcinek 1: Ocean Wysp Spoiler Cytat: South.Pacific.S01E01.Ocean.of.Islands.720p.H264-ac3 RUNTiME.......: 58 min SiZE..........: 1.45 GB ViDEO.CODEC...: x264 RESOLUTiON....: 1280x720 230 lat po morskich wyprawach kapitana Cooka rozległe obszary poludniowego Pacyfiku wciaz malo znane. Wokół wysp, lezacych posród bezkresnego błêkitu, zyja rzadko spotykane organizmy. Wyspy wypiêtrzone w tutejszych wodach równiez têtnia róznorodnym zyciem... Episode 2: Castaways - odcinek 2: Rozbitkowie i pionierzy Spoiler Cytat: South.Pacific.S01E02.720p.HDTV.x264-SFM W południowej części Pacyfiku leżą najbardziej odosobnione wyspy na świecie. Niektóre od najbliższego stałego lądu dzieli ponad sześć tysięcy kilometrów. Mimo to, wszystkie one zostały skolonizowane. Najpierw przez rośliny i zwierzęta, a następnie przez ludzi. Wielu pionierów, którym udało się dotrzeć do wysp wysuniętych najdalej na wschód, wyruszyło z zachodniego zakątka Pacyfiku. Dla większości z nich celem i ostatnim punktem wyprawy stała się Nowa Gwinea. Episode 3: Endless Blue - odcinek 3: Bezkresny błękit Spoiler Cytat: South.Pacific.S01E03.720p.HDTV.x264-SFM RUNTiME.......: 58 min SiZE..........: 1.45 GB ViDEO.CODEC...: x264 RESOLUTiON....: 1280x720 Co roku tysiące kaszalotów przybywa na wyspy Pacyfiku leżące w strefie tropikalnej, by się tu rozmnażać. Ciepłe wody stanowią dla potomstwa doskonałe miejsce na żłobek. W tydzień po urodzeniu młode ważą już ponad tonę. Kolejne sześć lat spędzą u boku matki. W tych rejonach mogą czuć się bezpiecznie - z dala od jedynych drapieżników atakujących kaszaloty, orek. Tzw. oceaniczne pustkowie południowego Pacyfiku to rozległa, bezwietrzna kraina, dorównująca wielkością Australii. Tutejsze wody należą do najczystszych na świecie. Lecz w tej błękitnej i czystej głębi prawie nie występuje plankton - podstawowy pokarm morski. Jednocześnie w tej części Oceanu Spokojnego istnieją prawdziwe oazy życia. To m.in. oddalone o ponad tysiąc dwieście kilometrów od wybrzeży Ameryki Południowej Wyspy Galapagos. Episode 4: Ocean of Volcanoes - odcinek 4: Ocean wulkanów Spoiler Cytat: South.Pacific.S01E04.720p.HDTV.x264-SFM RUNTiME.......: 59 min SiZE..........: 1.45 GB ViDEO.CODEC...: x264 RESOLUTiON....: 1280x720 Pacyfik jest najgłębszym oceanem świata. W południowej części akwenu znajdują się tysiące atoli. Ich wielkość i kształt są pochodną początkowej postaci wulkanu. Niektóre są okrągłe, a ich pierścienie zamknięte, inne zostały zdeformowane przez prądy oceaniczne i trzęsienia ziemi. Atole mogą rozciągać się na wielkiej powierzchni. Stanowi to świadectwo istnienia w przeszłości wielkich i potężnych wulkanów. Episode 5: Strange Islands - odcinek 5: Dziwne Wyspy Spoiler Cytat: South.Pacific.S01E05.720p.HDTV.x264-SFM RUNTiME.......: 59 min SiZE..........: 1.45 GB ViDEO.CODEC...: x264 RESOLUTiON....: 1280x720 Papuga nielot, nietoperze, gigantyczny skinks i kangury na drzewach - na wyizolowanych wyspach Południowego Pacyfiku, dzikie zwierzęta ewoluowały w nadzwyczajny sposób. Dlaczego zwierzęta doskonale przystosowane do życia na wyspie moga po prostu wyzionąć ducha? Niezwykłe historie, mało prawdopodobne, zwierzęta, które przetrwały na małych wyspach u wybrzeży Nowej Zelandii. Episode 6: Fragile Paradise - odcinek 6: Delikatny Raj Spoiler Cytat: BBC.South.Pacific.S01E06.Fragile.Paradise.720p-gypson RUNTiME.......: 59 min SiZE..........: 1.45 GB ViDEO.CODEC...: x264 RESOLUTiON....: 1280x720 Ten epizod pokazuje co jest robione w celu zachowania oceanu i jego przyrody. Linki widoczne są po Zalogowaniu. Jeśli jeszcze nie masz konta Zarejestruj się.
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BBC South Pacific - Seria (2009) 720p HDTV Info: South.Pacific.Season1.720p.hdtv.x264-sfm Format : mkv FRozmiar : 1.46 GiB Czas : 58mn 59s Rozdzielczość : 1280x720p Format : 16/9 Audio: AC3 Język: Angielski Screenshots: Spoiler Part 1: Ocean Wysp / Ocean of Islands The South Pacific islands are the most remote in the world. Their extraordinary isolation has created some of the most curious, surprising and precarious examples of life found anywhere on Earth; from giant crabs that tear open coconuts, to flesh-eating caterpillars that impale their prey on dagger-like claws. Human culture is different too. The men of Pentecost Island celebrate their annual harvest by leaping from 20 metre high scaffolds, with only forest vines to break their fall. And on the tiny island of Anuta, possibly the most remote community of people on the planet, the locals survive entirely on what they can grow and catch. The South Pacific’s innumerable islands look like pieces of paradise, but the reality of life here is sometimes very different, with waves the size of buildings, brutal tropical storms, and, in the far south, even blizzards. This is the real South Pacific. Part 2: Rozbitkowie / Castaways In the South Pacific there is no such thing as a deserted island. They may be the most isolated in the world but every one of the region’s 20,000 islands has been colonized – from New Guinea, home to birds of paradise and the tribe whose brutal initiation ceremony turns young warriors into ‘crocodile’ men, to Fiji, French Polynesia and Hawaii. This is the story of the ultimate castaways – from saltwater crocodiles and giant eels to crested iguanas and weird frogs – who succeeded against all odds to reach islands thousands of miles apart. These journeys were no mean feat. It has been estimated that an average of one species every 60,000 years makes it to Hawaii. Incredibly, many of these colonisers made it to these islands on the back of the most violent forces of nature, like cyclones and tsunamis. The voyages of the South Pacific’s first people, the Polynesians, were no less remarkable. These journeys were undoubtedly some of the greatest acts of navigation ever undertaken, and they changed the nature of the South Pacific forever. Part 3: Nieskończony Błękit / Endless Blue A large part of the remote, blue wilderness of the South Pacific is a marine desert. Many animals that live in the ocean, among them sharks, whales and turtles – must go to extraordinary lengths to survive. Tiger sharks travel hundreds of miles to feast on fledgling albatross chicks and, every year, sperm whales journey from one side of the South Pacific to the other in their search for food and mates. Theirs is a journey that can end in tragedy. But the South Pacific is not all desert. New Zealand’s super-rich coast supports huge pods of acrobatic dolphins; its coral reefs are some of the most diverse on earth; and there are few places richer in wildlife than the quirky Galapagos Islands, home to tropical penguins and surfing sea lions. Using the greatest shipwreck story of all time – an event that inspired Moby Dick – the huge challenges of survival in this seemingly endless blue ocean are revealed. Part 4: Ocean Wulkanów / Ocean of Volcanoes Witness the birth, growth and death of an island in the greatest ocean on Earth. Millions of years are condensed into an hour revealing unforgettable images of an erupting underwater volcano; rivers of lava exploding below the waves; roads and houses buried by molten rivers of rock. From these violent beginnings emerge coral reefs of unparalleled richness, supporting large groups of grey reef sharks and giant manta rays. The rising lands of the South Pacific have also given life to some very strange creatures, from the vampire bug that thrives in tropical snow, to the megapode, a bird that uses volcanic springs to incubate its eggs; and vast swarms of jellyfish trapped forever by a coral mountain. This is the pacific as you’ve never seen it before. Part 5: Dziwne Wyspy / Strange Islands Flightless parrots, burrowing bats, giant skinks and kangaroos in trees – on the isolated islands of the South Pacific, the wildlife has evolved in extraordinary ways. But island living can carry a high price, for when new species arrive, all hell breaks loose. And there lies a puzzle: why do animals perfectly adapted to island life simply give up the ghost? The answer is revealed by the remarkable stories of some unlikely animals that survived on tiny islands off the coast of New Zealand. And, the human history of the region is further evidence that, however idyllic it may appear, life on a South Pacific island may never be very far from catastrophe. Part 6: Delikatny Raj / Fragile Paradise The South Pacific is still relatively healthy and teeming with fish, but it is a fragile paradise. International fishing fleets are taking a serious toll on the sharks, albatross and tuna, and there are other insidious threats to these bountiful seas. This episode looks at what is being done to preserve the ocean and its wildlife. Linki bez hasla Linki widoczne są po Zalogowaniu. Jeśli jeszcze nie masz konta Zarejestruj się.
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