荒野苏州自然频道

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36,EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK 12.09.2018

弗罗里达的大沼泽国家公园  如果你希望了解本期内容的背景和中文解释,请查看微信公号【 荒野苏州 】的相关文章。 增加孩子的自然知识     提高孩子的英语能力     本专辑原创音频版权归“荒野苏州”所有,未经授权许可,严禁用于其他平台或商业用途!

35,frog and toad differences 31.08.2018

青蛙和蟾蜍有什么区别?  如果你希望了解本期内容的背景和中文解释,请查看微信公号【 荒野苏州 】的相关文章。 增加孩子的自然知识     提高孩子的英语能力   本专辑原创音频版权归“荒野苏州”所有,未经授权许可,严禁用于其他平台或商业用途!

34,GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK 24.08.2018

美国大峡谷国家公园  如果你希望了解本期内容的背景和中文解释,请查看微信公号【 荒野苏州 】的相关文章。 增加孩子的自然知识     提高孩子的英语能力   本专辑原创音频版权归“荒野苏州”所有,未经授权许可,严禁用于其他平台或商业用途!

33,Meet the author: Kate Bradbury(2) 17.08.2018

采访野生动植物园艺专家Kate(2)  如果你希望了解本期内容的背景和中文解释,请查看微信公号【 荒野苏州 】的相关文章。 增加孩子的自然知识   提高孩子的英语能力     本专辑原创音频版权归“荒野苏州”所有,未经授权许可,严禁用于其他平台或商业用途!

32,Meet the author: Kate Bradbury(1) 10.08.2018

采访野生动植物园艺专家Kate(1)  如果你希望了解本期内容的背景和中文解释,请查看微信公号【 荒野苏州 】的相关文章。 增加孩子的自然知识 提高孩子的英语能力     本专辑原创音频版权归“荒野苏州”所有,未经授权许可,严禁用于其他平台或商业用途!

31,what do desert birds drink 06.08.2018

沙漠里的鸟是怎么喝水的?  如果你希望了解本期内容的背景和中文解释,请查看微信公号【荒野苏州】文章。 提高孩子的英语能力   增加孩子的自然知识     本专辑原创音频版权归“荒野苏州”所有,未经授权许可,严禁用于其他平台或商业用途!

30,Trees( by Joyce Kilmer) 27.07.2018

诗歌:树 作者:Joyce  Kilmer 朗读: Elysia Jin,施科恩雪 Trees BY  JOYCE KILMER I think that I shall never see  A poem lovely as a tree.  A tree whose hungry mouth is prest  Against the earth’s sweet flowing breast;  A tree that looks at God all day,  And lifts her leafy arms to pray;  A tree that may in Summer wear  A nest of robins in her hair;  Upon whose bosom snow has lain;  Who intimately li...

29,How Volcanoes Form 20.07.2018

火山是怎么形成的? How Volcanoes Form In 1980 in Washington, after 123 years of hibernation, Mount St. Helens erupted. The blast destroyed and scorched 230 square miles (370 squarekilometers) of forest within minutes. The eruption released an avalanche of hotash, gas, steam, and rocks that mowed down giant trees up to 15 miles (24kilometers) away. When magma finds a way to escape from beneath the...

28, What is botanical art (3) 17.07.2018

什么是植物艺术?(三) What is botanical art? (3) For other artists, artistic interpretation comes in through elements such as compositional choices, techniques like shading, or, as Anita Barley puts it in ‘creating a balance on the page, so that they’re artistically pleasing as well as being functional.’ Christabel King, one of the artists judging the works included in the British exhibition fo...

27,What is botanical art?( 2 ) 06.07.2018

什么是植物艺术?(二) What is botanical art? (2) Penny Price, who will also be showing her work as part of Worldwide Day of Botanical Art, explains: ‘Botanical art is both accurate in detail, informing the viewer how it grows, and has a ‘hang on the wall’ quality. There is freedom to present the work in an artistic way on the page. Scientific illustration is informative and is often done as bla...

26,What is botanical art (1) 29.06.2018

什么是植物艺术?(一) What is botanical art? (1) Worldwide Day of Botanical Art celebrates botanical art from 25 countries around the world. At the Shirley Sherwood Gallery, artists will give talks and demonstrations.  These range from Lucy Smith’s talk on the challenges of illustrating Kew’s rarest plants like Encephalartos woodii, to a discussion by Georita Harriot on her colour-mixing resear...

25,Tips for identifying found feathers(2) 22.06.2018

怎么根据捡到的羽毛,找出是什么鸟掉下的?(二) tips for identifying found feathers(2) All of the large wing feathers, primaries and secondaries, curve back and down, and the outermost are strongly asymmetrical: The leading edge is narrower than the trailing edge, and the tip is angled. The inner wing feathers , secondaries, are also curved; the shaft is close to the center of the feather, and th...

24,Tips for identifying found feathers( 1) 15.06.2018

怎么根据捡到的羽毛,找出是什么鸟掉下的?(一) tips for identifying found feathers(1) Occasionally we run across loose feathers on the ground — sometimes a single feather, sometimes a bunch together , which usually marks the scene of a predator’s meal. Regardless of the situation, the same question always comes up: What species lost these feathers? The best way to begin is to ignore color and in...

23,Drinking on the Wing 08.06.2018

用翅膀喝水的鸟 Drinking on the Wing As a Tree Swallow swoops gracefully across a marsh, its long, slender wings glint a deep, iridescent blue. It glides close to the surface, tips its head down, and lightly skims the pond for a second with its beak open. Drinking – on the wing. Many birds drink while standing: dipping their beaks into a pond or birdbath, taking a beakful, and then tossing their he...

22,A brighter future for rare reptiles(Part 2) 01.06.2018

保护珍稀爬行动物,前途光明(第二部分) A brighter future for rare reptiles (Part 2)   It is the only UK lizard to lay eggs (oviparity), as both common lizards and slow worms give birth to live young. “With their bright, exotic appearance these reptiles would look more at home in a desert or Mediterranean island, but in fact sand lizards are native to the UK. Sadly, their numbers have plummeted i...

21,A brighter future for rare reptiles(Part 1) 25.05.2018

保护珍稀爬行动物,前途光明(第一部分) A brighter future for rare reptiles (Part 1)   Sand lizards have been relocated to Farnham Heath nature reserve in a joint project by the RSPB and Amphibian and Reptile Conservation  . The species was first reintroduced to the restored heathland at Farnham Heath in 2012 but a fire started by an illegal camper three years later destroyed some of the reserve....

20, Why don't tawny owls call every night 18.05.2018

为什么灰林鸮不是每天晚上都叫? Why don’t tawny owls call every night? The familiar ‘hooo hu huhuhuhooo’ of the male tawny owl, which is often answered by the female’s ‘keewik’, is typically heard from late summer to February. Tawny calling behaviour varies throughout the year, but is most pronounced in autumn, when owls are re-establishing their territories and newly independent youngsters are set...

19,How do spiders make silk 12.05.2018

蜘蛛是怎么吐丝的? How do spiders make silk Spider silk starts out in the silk glands as a watery gel of long protein chains, which is funnelled down a gradually tapering tube. As the tube narrows, coatings are applied to the mixture (to provide stickiness and water resistance, for example) before it emerges through tiny spigots (devices that control the flow of liquid) on the spider’s spinnerets....

18,How do bats navigate 04.05.2018

蝙蝠飞行时,靠什么导航的? Some bats can travel very long distances when foraging and migrating between breeding and wintering grounds. A Nathusius’ pipistrelle recently flew more than 600km from Somerset to Holland, for instance, and several European species, such as the greater noctule, can cover more than 1,000km. How bats safely navigate over these long distances used to be something of a myst...

17,What's the difference between horns and antlers 27.04.2018

鹿茸和牛角有什么区别? Antlers are paired, branched structures that are made entirely from bone and are shed annually. Developing antlers have a high water and protein content and a soft, hair-like covering known as velvet, which comprises blood vessels and nerves. As a result of hormonal and environmental changes, the antler ossifies – the growing, spongy bone is converted into harder, thicker la...

16,How Do Hummingbirds Fly Without Crashing? 18.04.2018

蜂鸟是如何避免撞墙的? Nothing gets between a hummingbird and its nectar. Nothing. A new study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reveals that Anna’s Hummingbirds connect different visual cues to keep from crashing into things duiring their high-speed journeys to collect pollen. Humans, along with many types of flying insects, can calculate how close an object is based on how quick...

15,the magic of moss ( Part 2 ) 12.04.2018

乡村日记:神奇的苔藓   (2)      These 5cm-tall forests of interwoven fresh growth, descendants of the first plants that began to colonise dry land half a billion years ago, are microcosms, home to a vast array of small animals; nematode worms, mites, midges and molluscs thrive in their shady, damp recesses. It’s tempting to let the imagination wander here too, to pick up a hand lens and follow a m...

14,the magic of moss (Part 1) 06.04.2018

乡村日记:神奇的苔藓   (1)  如果你希望查看音频的内容讲解与分析、了解里面与自然相关的词汇和知识点,请关注微信公号【荒野苏州】,加入我们的自然课堂! 如果你希望周末带孩子走进自然,请申请成为“荒野俱乐部”会员。 拓展孩子的词汇量     提高孩子的表达能力    本专辑原创音频版权归“荒野苏州”所有,未经授权许可,严禁用于其他平台或商业用途!

13,Model scientist Susan Finkbeiner (Part 2) 30.03.2018

作为美女科学家,是如何兼顾科学研究和时尚模特的工作?   (2)  如果你希望查看音频的内容讲解与分析、了解里面与自然相关的词汇和知识点,请关注微信公号【荒野苏州】,加入我们的自然课堂! 如果你希望周末带孩子走进自然,请申请成为“荒野俱乐部”会员。 拓展孩子的词汇量   提高孩子的表达能力     本专辑原创音频版权归“荒野苏州”所有,未经授权许可,严禁用于其他平台或商业用途!

12,Model scientist Susan Finkbeiner (Part 1) 21.03.2018

作为美女科学家,是如何兼顾科学研究和时尚模特的工作?   (1)  如果你希望查看音频的内容讲解与分析、了解里面与自然相关的词汇和知识点,请关注微信公号【荒野苏州】,加入我们的自然课堂! 如果你希望周末带孩子走进自然,请 申请成为“荒野俱乐部”会员。 拓展孩子的词汇量   提高孩子的表达能力   本专辑原创音频版权归“荒野苏州”所有,未经授权许可,严禁用于其他平台或商业用途!

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