Live Wilderness Adventure

Somewhere in Taiji Town.

Richard and others were nervously producing post-production videos in the cramped room. The atmosphere was quite gloomy. It was clear that no one was monitoring in advance, but they couldn't help but lower their voices.

Everything has been pressed the mute button, only the sound of the mouse and keyboard cutting.

Hotels and hotels have stopped opening to them, and even three times or five times the price cannot be accommodated.

Maybe the hotel wants to make money, but after making this money, maybe they won't be able to gain a foothold in Taidi in the future.

Seventy percent of the villagers here are fishermen, and their anger can drown the entire Taiji Town by making a fortune selling dolphins.

The whole world is against them.

Richard couldn't help worrying about Jarrett and Mond, who worked all night last night: "There's no need to hurry, rest-let's go.

"Break and rest, I'm going to make the worst documentary of my career!"

Jarrett is rarely a bit irritable. He is like this when he enters the working state, not to mention the current high-pressure state, but most people have a high tolerance for him, because Jarrett is really capable. .

The biggest problem with covert photography is that you can't get the exact shot you want.

Most documentaries have this problem. If the camera fixed in the mountains and forests wants to take pictures of tigers, it may take a full month to take a chance to capture the three seconds that will appear in the documentary. a shot.

Perhaps because the lens is not arranged properly, a month's time is wasted.

For enough viewing, what Jarret asked Bi Fang to do was to cast a wide net and arrange as many cameras as possible.

Richard and others brought forty-three equipment boxes, far more than what is required for general documentaries.

The people from Taiji Town dismantled one, and Bi Fang went to install three more.

If it's not enough, change it, change it, and install it, and when it's installed, slip away.

In hundreds of photographic frames, Jarrett showed a strong ability to control, observing more than a few shots at the same time in a few minutes, and connecting them accordingly.

Capable and irritable is personality.

"Okay, don't worry, I'll make you a cup of coffee." Richard raised his hands and obeyed Jarrett's wishes, allowing him to work in peace.

It has been July 30 for a few days, and there are less than 25 days before the meeting of the Whaling Commission on August 23. The people of Taiji are becoming less and less welcome to them, and their tolerance seems to have reached a limit, and if they go higher, it will hurt the fishermen's nerves.

Silently, Jarrett and Mond poured a cup of coffee each.

Richard quietly walked out of the room, followed by Mandy and Keko.

Not traveling alone has almost become a norm.

The three of them jogged along the path to the port for morning exercises, and every pedestrian on the road was watching them, as if monitoring a certain criminal.

After so many days, Keke and Mandy felt a little uncomfortable when they felt this kind of gaze, and Mandy would even stare back viciously. Richard turned a blind eye, he had long been used to this kind of gaze.

Reverence, envy, contempt, anger or disdain, he has experienced it for over half a century.

From Europe to the Americas to Japan, no matter who or what kind of gaze he is facing, Richard has long been able to do it with equanimity. Richard knew he was not a "thin-skinned" person.

When he arrived at the port, Richard put his hands on the railings. After a short warm-up, he was slightly out of breath and raised his hands to look at his watch. 7:00 in the morning.

At this point in time, the earth has not been scorched by the sun, and there is a hint of coolness of the sea breeze in the air, which makes people unable to help open their arms and embrace the sea comfortably.

The mountains surround the Kii Peninsula, the sea is full of sunshine, and the seagulls gather and fly low. They hover in the air, waiting for the looming small fish in the undulating waves to dive down the moment they jump out of the water.

The sea on a sunny morning is a rich table for seagulls.

Richard squinted, he looked at the seagulls, suddenly smiled, pointed to the sky like Tan Chun and said: "Look, a Mandy, a tiger-headed Mandy!"

The sea eagle and Keke looked up. The early morning sun was a bit dazzling. They squinted, and they found an extremely huge sea eagle among the seagulls.

Tiger head Tan Chun!

The black and white tiger-headed sea eagles were mixed with the seagulls, rampaging, and their calls were deep and hoarse.

In terms of behavior, this is a rather domineering bird of prey. Unlike those seagulls, which target small fish and shrimp, it is waiting for a big fish that often floats to the surface. If the seagull is not careful, it will ruthlessly drive it away with its sharp claws, and a few pure white feathers will fall from the air.

This is the largest mandy in the world, with an adult weight of more than 5 kilograms and a wingspan of 2.5 meters.

Their sharp eyes, strong and wrong claws, and mighty beaks are all dull orange, and whether they are soaring high in the sky, or resting on branches or seashores, they all show the extraordinary bearing and aura of kings.

Usually, they mainly feed on salmon, trout and other fish, and they also hunt large and medium-sized mammals such as geese and swans, and even hunt seal pups.

In Sir Alex's documentary, the tiger-headed Mandy was photographed hunting seagulls in the air.

The sea eagle and Keke also opened their eyes. They had never seen such a handsome Tan Chun, who was a circle bigger than others of the same kind. Compared to it, those seagulls look like idiots.

"You can still see tiger-headed Mandy in Japan." Richard was slightly amazed.

"What do you mean?" Keke felt as if there was an overtone.

"This is the largest mandi in the world and the heaviest eagle on average on the planet, the tiger head mandi now has a global population of about 4,600-5,100 species, including 1,830-1,900 breeding Yes, they are monogamous, roughly equivalent to only 3,600-3,800 mature individuals.'

"They are only distributed near the coastlines of China, Japan, and the Russian Federation. They are very rare. Recently, Japan has almost disappeared.

"why"

"The number of tiger-headed sea eagles here has dropped by nearly half due to deaths from lead poisoning in inland Japan."

Long-term consumption of seafood, coupled with environmental pollution, the lead content in Japan is unexpectedly high.

In addition, Hutou Mandi is monogamous, breeding only once a year, 2 eggs at a time, usually one survives, Japan can see them, it is really not easy.

Why is lead poisoning again?

Is this a lead poisoning area?

The sea eagle and Keke sighed and looked at the tiger-headed Mandy, and couldn't help but feel a little pitiful.

This ugly species is also on the verge of being endangered.

"But it's still worth the pain to see it, there's no need to cry." Richard cheered up and encouraged, "It's still there, isn't it?

The sea eagle and Keke looked at the sea and couldn't help nodding. UU Reading www.uukanshu.com

Under the undulating sea water, a vague shadow became more and more turbid, and something floated up from the bottom of the sea, and it was definitely not small.

Tiger-headed Mandy was shocked, folded his wings and stretched out his claws, hitting the water like a dive bomber.

Roar!

It's a big trout!

Before the sea eagle and Keke took pictures, a sharp whistle interrupted their joy.

"Hey, over there, look at this!"

The fisherman on the fishing boat laughed at the three of them with enthusiasm, and seemed to welcome the three of them.

"Doesn't he know us, he even greeted us.... Tan Chun smiled, but he couldn't laugh immediately.

The fisherman on the fishing boat suddenly lifted a black cloth and turned the hinge.

A juvenile dolphin was hanged.