Der Luangwa - Blühendes Leben und tödliche Dürre Natur hautnah erleben
DVD, Regionalcode 2, PAL-Format, 51
Minuten
Bild: Farbe, Bildformat 4:3 Fullscreen
Ton: Deutsch (Dolby Digital 2.0) Marco Polo Film,
Februar 2005, EAN 4032086-00014-4
Deutsche Fassungen von der TV-Serie Gift
of the Rains - Africa's Great Rivers.
Der Luangwa - Blühendes Leben und
tödliche Dürre [Gift of the
Rains, Episode 3: Luangwa - River of Extremes](SA/NL/UK 2001, 26 min.)
Produzent: Peter Lamberti & Stefania Lamberti
Kamera: Peter Lamberti
Sprecher: Peter Terry (engl. Fassung)
Musik: J.B. Arthur
Produziert von Wildside/Aquavision
(SA) in Zusammenarbeit mit Off The Fence (NL)
& Animal Planet Europe
(UK)
Cover: "Verborgen in den Bergen des afrikanischen Riftvalley fließt ein majestätischer Strom, der das
Luangwa-Tal mit Wasser speist. Doch das kühle Naß versiegt in manchen Monaten. Dann wird aus dem breiten
Strom ein verschlammtes Rinnsal. Während dieser Trockenzeiten beginnt für die Tiere, die am Fluß leben,
ein unerbittlicher Kampf ums Überleben. Die Flusspferde müssen immer dichter zusammenrücken, um nicht zu
vertrocknen..."
Synopsis: "Hidden between the mountains of Africa's Rift Valley flows a majestic river that brings an
abundant surge of water to the Luangwa Valley. But this abundance does not last throughout the year,
changing dramatically between summer and winter from a full-flowing river to a muddy trickling stream.
During this dry period life for the animals that live along this river becomes a constant struggle. Hippos
that need to submerge in water deep enough to cover their bodies are pushed closer and closer together until
violent fights break out, sometimes ending in the death of the weaker contestant. Animals, such as the
elephants and the endemic Cookson's wildebeest are drawn to river from the surrounding valley, to find water
and food. In the drying pools that line the shrinking river course, buffalos find a deadly trap. But for the
lions of the Luangwa this is a time of plenty taking advantage of the trapped animals. The drying pools
become a death trap to fish as well. Their struggles in the muddy water attracts the larger birds such as
pelicans, fish eagles and marabou storks who find the catfish an easily caught prey. Fights between the bird
species ensue during the fishing party.After six months of no rain life for the animals becomes extremely
desperate. Just as there seems to be no hope of survival, the clouds gather over the mountains and rain
brings relief to the Luangwa Valley and its inhabitants. Almost overnight the river fills to its full
majesty and all is well in this forgotten valley hidden between the mountains of Africa's Rift Valley."
Unberührtes Leben im
afrikanischen Dschungel [Gift
of the Rains, Episode 13: Ogooue - River of the Rains](SA/NL/UK 2001, 25 min.)
Produzent: Peter Lamberti & Stefania Lamberti
Kamera: Peter Lamberti
Sprecher: Peter Terry (engl. Fassung)
Musik: J.B. Arthur
Produziert von Wildside/Aquavision
(SA) in Zusammenarbeit mit Off The Fence (NL)
& Animal Planet Europe
(UK)
Synopsis: "The Ogooue River flows throughout the year through the lush tropical rainforest of Gabon in
West Africa. The country is an unspoiled wildlife haven where nature is almost untouched by humans,
providing a precious refuge for endangered primates such as western lowland gorillas, chimpanzees and black
colobus monkeys. Other magnificent inhabitants of the evergreen equatorial jungle include forest elephants
and forest buffalos, which are both smaller than their cousins found in the grassland areas of Africa.
Fascinating creatures such as brush-tailed porcupines and red river hogs find a home in the patchwork of
savannah and rainforest that line the river. The Ogooue River hosts all three of the species of crocodile
found in Africa - the well-known Nile crocodile, the diminutive dwarf crocodile and the slender-snouted
crocodile. The quieter areas of the river are also home to other underwater hunters such as spotted-neck
otters. The river ends in an expansive delta, a rich part of the river where migrant seabirds stop to
replenish their reserves during their long journey."
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