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00:00Every day, the whale reveals that it is the largest part of the world in the sea.
00:07It reveals itself in front of the eyes of the sea to be saved from the evil eyes of the sea.
00:13It is the largest part of the world.
00:28Every moment the whale is afraid and soon it will die.
00:32In India, there is an old belief that when a pheasant starts to lay eggs, the milk will give birth.
00:48But the eggs of the pheasant go bad and the temperatures rise even more.
00:54But this pheasant cannot have milk.
00:59Because it is to make the fresh air that comes from the sea that the pheasant lays eggs.
01:07In these eggs, the pheasant's life span will end.
01:24It is a short month in the highlands of the Indian Ocean.
01:29The pheasant is still a few months old.
01:32The shell of the pheasant's shell is covered by the fog of winter.
01:38This is a wild nature that has taken its form from the countless pheasants.
01:43Among the creatures that live in the pheasant's nest, there are two of the largest birds in India.
01:49The Asian eagle owl and the big white rhino with a beak.
01:58This young rhino is only a few days old.
02:02It was born right from the nest to protect it and it protects it with all its strength.
02:08No one can stop its little brother.
02:13Moreover, no other rhinos.
02:19But the big white rhinos are not a real threat to the pheasant.
02:25The real threat comes from the tigers,
02:29which are the only ones that dare to challenge the pheasant's instinct to secure its nest.
02:35Instinctively, the pheasant runs a little ahead of the pheasant.
02:40Like all rhinos, the tiger is also a predator.
02:44And the best chance for the pheasant, for the young rhino,
02:49is to focus on the back of the pheasant's neck.
02:53All the clutches are closed.
02:57In nature, they have only two white rhinos,
03:02and two-thirds of them live in this empty Indian sky.
03:07In this wild nature, their main prey is the pheasant.
03:11The Caziranga is a long-legged reptile,
03:16which lives between the Mekir mountains in the south
03:21and the big mountain Brahmaputra in the north.
03:26For millions of years, the mountain has played a vital role in the formation of the Caziranga.
03:32The Caziranga is the largest reptile in the world.
03:36For millions of years, the mountain has played a vital role in the formation of the Caziranga.
03:42The mountain, which is located in the mountainous region of Zhdostyn-Musonesh,
03:47has been an integral part of this region.
03:51It is a true paradise for the big pheasants.
03:55The wild forests that dominate the Caziranga
03:59are the home of some of the largest elephants in India.
04:07The mountain can reach up to 1,500 meters.
04:11It provides shelter for all the pheasants
04:15and is one of the basic shelters for the elephants.
04:23The rhinoceros prefer to stay in shelters shorter than the pavilions.
04:28This pheasant is in the wild
04:30and protects its own urine stream, which is the right one for its partner.
04:39Just two kilometers away, a pair of rhinoceros pheasants.
04:44They know the stream like a hundred birds.
04:53For the rhinoceros pheasant, the search for food is just the beginning.
04:58It is a pair of black and white pheasants,
05:02as well as other rhinoceros pheasants.
05:05They approach it carefully.
05:10Its first reaction is to be frightened,
05:13but aggression is part of the mating ritual.
05:28The first step of the ritual is a long walk.
05:32This is the way for the female to test the strength of the male.
05:37She must go out, while he must walk.
05:58When the male has tested his strength,
06:02he will go out to mate.
06:21Mating can take more than one year.
06:24If it is successful, after 16 months,
06:28it will lay an egg.
06:33After the female's urine stream,
06:36another pair of rhinoceros pheasants will mate.
06:41The female stays in her partner's arms
06:45and is forced to leave.
06:48If she comes back,
06:50the male will have the opportunity to mate.
07:04In the Moçali territory, there are some water basins,
07:08which are the preferred place for pelicans to fish.
07:14For the last months,
07:16they have filled the water basins with water,
07:20and the number of fish has increased.
07:23As the water level in the basins will increase,
07:27the fish will be concentrated,
07:30and it will be easier to fish for pelicans and leylacs.
07:38Soon, the fish population in the basins
07:42will increase,
07:44and the male will have to go somewhere else.
08:00From the beginning of April,
08:03many pelicans will leave the basins.
08:06Those who continue to fish
08:09make sure that the rhinoceros
08:11will be able to mate with other people.
08:14The best place to find them
08:17is in the Baltic Sea.
08:42The male also goes to the Baltic Sea to freshen up.
08:46The Baltic Sea provides protection
08:49from the bites of insects.
08:52Males are birds of prey
08:55that turn white,
08:58completely different from the rhinoceros.
09:01When at one point,
09:04when the male was caught by the female,
09:07his vision was blurred.
09:12When one of the males was caught,
09:15peace was restored.
09:29While the temperature continues to rise,
09:32the humidity creates a wet network.
09:35But these days,
09:38especially for the male,
09:41the humidity is very low.
09:44This is a sign of a moment
09:47of drought for the basins,
09:50a moment of the arrival of the male.
09:53The male is usually caught
09:56at the beginning of April,
09:59after he has made a good path to mate.
10:02He will come to India on two boats.
10:05The boat that comes from the coast of Bengal
10:08will go to the coast of Kaziranga,
10:11and the boat that comes from the Arabian Sea
10:14will go to the southern part of India,
10:17where he will be replaced
10:20by a male called Gazi.
10:23The largest of these males
10:26is a rare species,
10:29Nilgiri Tar.
10:32In the majority of the year,
10:35their females and offspring
10:37are taken from their nests.
10:41In their nests,
10:44the males are constantly on the move,
10:47looking for food in the mountains.
10:54For the young Tar,
10:57who have just given birth,
11:00life is extremely difficult.
11:03The babies are young,
11:05but their nests are like castles.
11:09Fortunately, there have been some
11:12pre-marital marriages,
11:15and some couples have given birth to new offspring.
11:19Without these offspring,
11:22many of the young Tar babies
11:25would not have been born.
11:29The males are not very large,
11:32but for now,
11:35they are the only ones
11:38that can be seen from the horizon.
11:47In the young Tar,
11:50the water level is very high.
12:01The water is very clear,
12:03as if it had been washed away
12:06by the waves of many elephants
12:09that have passed through it.
12:12They can no longer use the water,
12:15but they can still use it to freshen up.
12:18Every day, the males advance.
12:21The males consume all the water
12:24in their nests,
12:27destroying even the last drops
12:30that they can serve as food.
12:33The male Tar
12:36is the only male
12:39that can survive
12:42in the wild.
12:45The male Tar
12:48is the only male
12:51that can survive
12:54in the wild.
12:57The male Tar
13:00is the only male
13:03that can survive
13:06in the wild.
13:09The male Tar
13:12is the only male
13:15that can survive
13:18in the wild.
13:21The male Tar
13:24is the only male
13:27that can survive
13:30in the wild.
13:33The male Tar
13:36is the only male
13:39that can survive
13:42in the wild.
13:45The male Tar
13:48is the only male
13:51that can survive
13:54in the wild.
13:57The male Tar
14:00is the only male
14:03that can survive
14:06in the wild.
14:09The male Tar
14:12is the only male
14:15that can survive
14:18in the wild.
14:33The Sistine Valley
14:36has come to an end.
14:39Soon it will be flooded
14:42and the elephants' nests
14:45will be destroyed.
14:58The Muslim army
15:00is preparing for an attack
15:03on the continental shelf.
15:06Until then, it will be blocked
15:09by the high mountains
15:12of the Perendimor Gorge.
15:15For four months,
15:18the Muslims have built
15:21a 7 meter high wall.
15:24For thousands of years,
15:27they have built
15:30a 7 meter high wall
15:33to protect the elephants
15:36from the flood.
15:39The wall is built
15:42to protect the elephants
15:45from the flood.
15:48The wall is built
15:51to protect the elephants
15:54from the flood.
15:56The elephants
15:59have begun
16:02a new season of activity
16:05for the elephants' creation.
16:08Soon the water will be abundant
16:11and the elephants will be able
16:14to live in their breeding season.
16:17A giant male elephant
16:20is fighting with a fly
16:23that has taken over
16:26his territory.
16:29A 5,000 cm long male elephant
16:32is looking for a place
16:35to hide.
16:38The elephant
16:41will die soon.
16:44The male elephant
16:47is always young.
16:50Within one hour,
16:53the victim will die.
16:56In the most tropical season,
16:59the elephants
17:02are able to see the light of day.
17:05This fruit
17:08gives the elephants
17:11something special,
17:14the palm tree.
17:17One fruit
17:20gives the elephants
17:23a good energy
17:26The best thing is that after you find it, you pick it up and eat it.
17:31The male dominates the group as it is seen.
17:35It is ready at any time to eat other fruits.
17:39The female has to leave as soon as possible,
17:43and this carelessness is a gift from heaven for the sheep that are in the herd.
17:48The male is not afraid of anything.
17:51But the female has all the time at her disposal to eat,
17:55unlike her nervous companion.
18:22The male dominates the herd as it is seen,
18:26and the female has to leave as soon as possible.
18:32In the doubt of the sheep, a conflict develops in another herd.
18:36A fight for the right of ownership.
18:52A fight for the right of ownership.
19:00The older male, which is 10 years old,
19:04has taken over the territory of the younger male,
19:08and has no resistance at all.
19:22In the doubt of the sheep,
19:26a conflict develops in another herd.
19:30A fight for the right of ownership.
19:36In the doubt of the sheep,
19:40a conflict develops in another herd.
19:44The younger male has no resistance at all.
19:47The young male does not hesitate.
19:53As soon as he has seen his competitor,
19:56he tries to start the mating ritual.
19:59The female will show if she is ready to mate.
20:04If she is not, she will mate in a unique way.
20:08The techniques of the male for mating and for fighting are surprisingly unique.
20:29During the mating season, the male will try to mate with as many females as possible.
20:38The female will try to mate with as many males as possible.
20:50The males have been mated and the female has spread a ball of water all over the territory.
21:09After mating, the female will spray the water in the atmosphere,
21:15spreading the balls of water that form on the surface of the males,
21:20where the males live.
21:24The females' feathers are spread as a sign of the maturity of the males,
21:29who are like a white swan,
21:32because these balls are in the front row of the swan.
21:36In the majority of the year, the males live in the open air,
21:41only among the males together with the females.
21:45Although some of the females protect the male's eyes with their eyes,
21:50most of them will be ready to mate.
22:00But before the mating begins,
22:02the male has to deal with the new movements of the females
22:07in order to make the body in the right shape for mating.
22:14The fertility of the females is well stabilized in the entire territory of the southern Indian Ocean,
22:20where the females will continue until the mating season.
22:23They will be separated from the males until they reach the sea during the mating season.
22:28The males will also travel 1,500 km across the subcontinent
22:33to the southern Indian Ocean for mating.
22:40The large number of females of other species will mate with the males during the mating season,
22:46but they can only mate for a short time.
22:49In a few years, they will consume themselves as a whole.
22:52Only some highly resistant species, such as the Indian eagle,
22:57will mate in this open air environment,
23:00where the temperatures in the summer range up to 25 degrees Celsius.
23:08Other species have occupied larger areas in this part of India.
23:13The small pockets of fur they have found are used to hide the males.
23:17In these pockets, they have also found some small fish
23:21and have been able to feed on them until the end.
23:47The macaques continue to secure their nests,
23:51because during the entire day of their mating season,
23:55they are in the water in another part of the pool.
23:59The tigers bathe their calves and spend their time in the water,
24:03while they are freshened up in the water.
24:06The macaques are not afraid of water,
24:09but they are afraid of the cold.
24:12They are afraid of the cold,
24:14but they are afraid of the cold,
24:17while they are freshened up in the water.
24:22These areas of Rajasthan, in the Indian subcontinent,
24:26are the most polluted areas inhabited by tigers.
24:30But not all tigers have the opportunity to be freshened up in the water.
24:35This tiger has two young calves,
24:38and they must be fed every day.
24:41The young male is also afraid of the cold.
24:45He is afraid of being in the water.
25:00The young male is also afraid of the cold.
25:04He is afraid of the cold.
25:06The gravitational pull of this dog makes it clear that he does not want to give up.
25:12The tiger is a short-legged predator,
25:19which, in order to escape from it, uses speed and patience.
25:23The tiger is a short-legged predator,
25:26which, in order to escape from it, uses speed and patience.
25:34There is an oasis around the territory of Sai, 25 km away.
25:39A large lake, created by humans, where the water is always low.
25:54Once, before the arrival of this tiger, humans were hunting.
25:59In order to look for prey, the wild boar was in the reserve
26:04of the hunters and hunters of Rajput.
26:12When their dynasties were, the palaces and chiflis were protected
26:17by the wild boar.
26:20The wild boar can be found in one of these areas.
26:42The lake of Ilicen is the tiger's nest.
26:45Before the arrival of the tiger, the boar and the hunter
26:49are in the cages of all the wolves that can be seen.
26:58But you have to be careful.
27:01A vision is made and from it you can even escape.
27:06You will have only one chance to save something.
27:10The monkeys, as far as the eye can see, are the prey of the wild boar.
27:15Before that, they were afraid of all the wolves,
27:19but today they are afraid and are not in their positions.
27:23The tiger has passed through the area of the cage
27:27and is now in front of the terrace to hide.
27:31The wild boars, which are afraid of the water calamities,
27:35do not take the risk.
27:39The tiger is one of the animals that is a threat to the forest.
27:46The wild boar is not only a threat to the forest,
27:50but also a threat to the life of the people.
27:54It is now necessary to protect the wild boar
27:58and to keep it in a safe place.
28:04It is the wild boar that will protect the forest
28:07only in the back part of the herd.
28:15The wolves raise the alarm and the other part of the herd
28:19leaves in a hurry.
28:26In order to kill the sheep,
28:28you need a lot of energy.
28:30Now the tiger has to cross the mountain
28:33and walk 2 km from Sincluș.
28:54The wild boar seems to be the strongest of the tigers
28:58and the wild boars do the hard work.
29:01But he will protect his family from her for 2 days.
29:16In the end,
29:17the wild boars show that they are not afraid of anyone.
29:25The ritual of killing the wild boars
29:28is the most difficult.
29:51In the air,
29:52you can smell their scent.
29:59In the night,
30:00the wild boars have arrived in Rajasthan.
30:12In a small village,
30:13there is a female python
30:15and she has a strong desire to kill the boars.
30:18She has deposited the boars
30:206-10 days ago
30:21in a way that they will be with her
30:23for the rest of the day.
30:29Now,
30:30they know how to kill the boars.
30:33After a while,
30:34she will leave them
30:36and will not be afraid anymore.
30:38The wild boars will be alone.
30:40They will not have any problem
30:42to protect themselves
30:44in this dense forest.
30:46The wild boars are leaving the forest
30:48with a strong desire
30:50to find some food
30:52for the wild boars.
30:56After leaving the forest,
30:58they stay in the forest for a few hours
31:01in order to see what is happening around them.
31:16After that, Iveza's son will be born.
31:28The young pythons are only a few meters long when they are young,
31:32and they are in the range of a large male or a female.
31:36But they do not have to be killed at once.
31:39Iveza's son, who is crowded around their body,
31:43will be afraid even for a moment.
31:50The young pythons live in a world surrounded by monkeys.
31:55When the young ones leave the nest, their first instinct is to find water.
32:02Oriented by the sound of the monkeys,
32:05the oldest of them is directed to drink a glass of fresh water from this spring.
32:23The young ones, before they try to eat their eggs,
32:27will have a hard time.
32:31The first hours before the birth, the young ones begin to hatch.
32:48The young ones continue to hatch, even for a year.
32:53A young one that has not hatched for eight months,
32:57comes to them with a helplessness.
33:28In this area of India, the effects of a few days of heat are dramatic.
33:46As soon as the young ones hatch, they are fed with fresh water.
33:51The young ones are fed with white milk.
34:00They are fed by the workers, who are smaller in size.
34:05With the arrival of the monkeys, they will float and create a new colony.
34:13The young ones are fed with a lot of protein.
34:17They are a very nutritious food for the young ones.
34:23They eat as much as they can to feed their young.
34:28Today, they will not eat much.
34:35Because of the abundance of insects and other nutrients,
34:39many species of young monkeys reproduce at this time.
34:44Even the male monkeys have flown.
34:48While they are young, fed with insects and wood,
34:52we are surrounded by a high cloud to protect us from all risks.
35:02That's why we call it Tigre Shanan,
35:05but he wasn't interested in the male monkeys.
35:13These days, there is no time to rest.
35:16At the end of the day, the young monkeys begin to hunt alone.
35:35The male monkeys still have a lot to hunt in the wild.
35:44Now, all the birds are on alert.
35:48But the weather is a good sign.
35:51Predation and spawning will come gradually with practice.
35:56Therefore, their mother has found another way to spend the day.
36:01But even when the sun is not shining, there are problems.
36:05The male monkeys have also produced a new network of insects
36:09and they are a big problem.
36:25But the male monkeys have created another problem for us.
36:29The females have lost the scent with which they have inhabited the territory.
36:34Therefore, after mating, she must control her young
36:37and take care of her young.
36:43This will be a barrier for other tigers
36:46who will not go to their territory.
36:50In the wild, the male monkeys have a lot to do.
36:54In the wild, when they mate with other males,
36:57they will leave this territory and the males that will be bred.
37:02They have to find their territory in other parts of the nest.
37:14The female has transformed the tiger's nest into a breeding ground.
37:19The male has transformed the tiger's nest into a breeding ground.
37:25But an even more dramatic change has happened not long ago,
37:29when a male, until a little earlier plural and fat,
37:33is here in a water paradise.
37:37In front of the door is the female's largest breeding area.
37:41Her nests are filled with water,
37:44so they are full of fish.
37:49They will be a source of good water
37:52that they have brought here to feed on.
37:55They will be a source of good water
37:58that they have brought here to feed on.
38:01Now comes the most spectacular visitor of the monkeys,
38:04Leilek with the chickens.
38:08As soon as the females have given birth,
38:11they will go into the water during the mating period,
38:14from which the male and the female,
38:17after mating, will continue to do their best.
38:23Many days later, Leilek and her chickens
38:26come to feed on the colony.
38:29As if to celebrate their arrival,
38:32the male and the female also greet each other.
38:53These climatic conditions are typical of spring monkeys.
38:57Days with rain alternate with sunny and rainy days with wind.
39:01This cycle of rain and wind
39:04is what causes these monkeys to live.
39:22The number of birds is increasing day by day.
39:26In the colony of the Leilek family,
39:29there are two or three birds.
39:32In the exposed areas, the number of birds is very high.
39:36The birds that come here,
39:39do not make a lot of noise,
39:42and they do not make a lot of noise.
39:45The birds that come here,
39:48do not make a lot of noise,
39:51and they do not make a lot of noise.
39:54They are chasing young birds in the open.
39:59They are chasing young birds in the open.
40:03With all their power guaranteed,
40:06they keep the young birds in check.
40:10Without water,
40:12young birds will die,
40:15so sometimes,
40:17Sometimes, in a few hours, their friends fill their bellies with water in the middle of the desert and in the middle of the forest.
40:47In the middle of the desert, the two birds are in the middle of the forest.
41:05With the care of the two birds, the sound of the birds will be very loud.
41:11The sound of the birds in the middle of the forest is practically silenced.
41:17Only a few hours after arriving here, the long-awaited masons begin their journey.
41:24But two thousand kilometers to the south, where the birds started three months earlier, the mason is still active.
41:32During the breaks between the birds, the young birds arrive at the peak of the mating season.
41:38The masons in the air guide the males towards sexual and collective unity and constantly unite the females.
42:09With so many females in the nest, the only way for the masons to find out which of the females are ready for mating is when the female gives birth and lays an egg to incubate them.
42:25While the masons use their eggs to mate in a closed territory.
42:33When a male finally finds a female ready to mate, the mating ceremony takes place.
42:54The eggs will continue until all the females are mated.
42:59Then, gradually, they will regroup in separate nests and lay eggs in their open territories.
43:07The young bird of the mason will give birth.
43:11But the young bird is more active than the young bird of the mason.
43:16The young bird is more active than the young bird.
43:19The young bird of the mason will give birth.
43:22But the young bird is more active than the young bird of the mason.
43:26Surrounded by the vast mountains of the Himalayas, the masons continue to swim in the waters of the Indus River and the Kaziranga, like colossal lions.
43:36In the Kaziranga, lions have been sleeping for three months without eating.
43:40The mountains are covered with snow and the ground is covered with water.
43:46When the lions have given birth, the mating will begin with the young birds.
43:52The young birds isolate themselves in their nests.
43:56The young birds isolate themselves in their nests.
44:00The young birds isolate themselves in their nests.
44:04The young birds isolate themselves in their nests, creating a greenhouse effect that stimulates the growth of the young birds.
44:12In the wild forest, a tiger is barking by itself.
44:20It does not see the young birds, but something easier to catch.
44:27A small rhinoceros.
44:29The small rhinoceros could not see the tiger, so it alerted the tiger's prey.
45:00Now it is up to the rhinoceros to catch the tiger or to use its small prey.
45:17The best way for the rhinoceros to protect the tiger is to hide in the deep forest of the wild forests.
45:25The deep forests can be a safe place for the rhinoceros,
45:30but they do not protect themselves from the brighter light,
45:34which is created by the speed of the rhinoceros' eyes.
45:38From day to day, the rhinoceros can leave the street and cross the meadows.
45:46While the other rhinoceros roam the area, the eyes intensify in the mountains around Kaziranga.
45:55The water of the Mali River has reached all the water in the region that is close to us.
46:01Part of the water flows into the mountains, making it even more fertile.
46:16While we come from the mountains, the waterfalls make life more beautiful.
46:22In the end, we arrive in Brahmaputra.
46:28The water rises rapidly and covers the entire area.
46:32The rapid rise of the water level makes it impossible for the rhinoceros to reach the top of the mountain.
46:38The water level is so high that the rhinoceros can not reach the top of the mountain.
46:43The water level is so high that the rhinoceros can not reach the top of the mountain.
46:47The water level is so high that the rhinoceros can not reach the top of the mountain.
46:55But soon, these waterfalls will be flooded.
46:59In order to fight the flood, the rhinoceros must swim in the shallow water, which is called Maniu.
47:08The water level rises rapidly.
47:18The waterfalls, which are too high to fight the flood, will be flooded.
47:26It is very difficult to swim in these endless waterfalls.
47:37Very soon, the rhinoceros reaches 4 meters of water.
47:42Only the highest peaks of the mountains are visible.
47:48The high water does not last longer than a few days.
47:56When the waters of the flood rise, the waterfalls become more and more shallow.
48:02The rhinoceros is one of the many creatures that becomes a victim of the flood.
48:06The rhinoceros, which had fled in the past to fight the flood, has now returned.
48:11This is a cycle that goes on for thousands of years,
48:15and the rhinoceros are used to live in the middle of the flooded areas.
48:20With all the days that have passed,
48:23most of the creatures of the Kaziranga will benefit from the flood.
48:28The water level is so high that the rhinoceros can not reach the top of the mountain.
48:32This is the end of the Mouson River.
48:36Now, at the end of the state, the Shira River has ended.
48:41But throughout the region, its waterfalls will continue to flow.
48:46In the future, the waterfalls will be flooded again.
48:50In the future, the waterfalls will be flooded again.
48:54In the future, the waterfalls will be flooded again.
48:57But throughout the region, its waterfalls will continue to flow.
49:03In the other part of the Sveriore River, in the mountains of Baratpur,
49:08the rhinoceros have had a very good harvest in the winter.
49:14More than 5000 rhinoceros have been successful.
49:18Their numbers have increased, as well as their numbers,
49:22and they are more than ever.
49:27The Rhinoceros
49:41Thanks to the rain, a new spring is ready for the flood.
49:45Thanks to the rain, a new spring is ready for the flood.
49:48In the whole region, the rhinoceros enjoy the good harvest of their young,
49:53from Siberia, Mongolia, and China.
50:07The young have fought the cold winter,
50:11which has brought them to their wide fields.
50:15They come here year after year
50:18to enjoy the food offered by the Indian monsoon.
50:27During the winter months, they stay in the fields.
50:35When the rain starts to fall, the rhinoceros leave.
50:45While the temperatures continue to rise,
50:48the young of the Rhinoceros are still in the fields.
50:54The water of the Rhinoceros is flowing.
51:04The water of the Rhinoceros is flowing.
51:11The last few years, the water of the Rhinoceros has been running
51:14through the fields, and this time,
51:18it must be for the rest of its life.
51:22The cycle of life starts from the beginning,
51:26during the monsoon, the Indian promise of life.