The Land of Extremes: Govi-Altai | EBS Nature Documentary | EBS Docuprime [Return]

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Ecosystems are so sensitive that minor external impact can destory them easily.
Especially the human impacts are critical to the fates of other species.
Species may become endangered because of the human impact, but on the one hand they surprisingly recover themselves if those interventions vanish.
Nature is known to have great resilience.
Through these wild creatures which became endangered because of human species yet flourished as human impacts disappeared, we want to investigate the great power of resilience and cure of the Mother Nature.




[Return] Part 3, An Uninhabited Land

EBS filmed wild animals living in highlands of Tibet and Govi-altai of Mongolia, the uninhabited areas due to harsh climate.
Highlands of Tibet is at the altitude of more than 4,500 meters above sea level in average. Govi-altai has an extreme temperature range; In winter the temperature goes down to -50°C and in summer it goes up to 50°C. Both are the land of extremes and of course are uninhabited. But still you can find creatures living in such harsh environments.
EBS filmed snow leopards, the mythic creature also known as the ghosts of old mountains in local culture and Kiangs, the symbol of the highlands of Tibet. Also we will introduce you the rarest animals, which only 900 are now alive, wild bactrian camels living deep inside the Govi Deserts.