Life at Stake
Synopsis
A great bustard, weighing up to 18 kg and standing a meter high, is one of the many species thriving in Extremadura's diverse habitats.
Synopsis
A wild boar roams the Mediterranean forests of Extremadura, a region marked by its diverse habitats. The documentary depicts the daily struggles of various species, including the Egyptian mongoose and the great bustard. It shows how these animals adapt to survive in changing environments. The Spanish ibex and red deer navigate their homes under constant threats, while the European wildlife is protected under the Bern Convention. Nature's cycle of life unfolds in this vibrant ecosystem.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Find out how the Egyptian mongoose hunts for food.
- See how deer and ibex adapt to their environments.
- Meet the great bustard, the world's heaviest flying bird.
Did You Know
- The fox needs half a kilogram of food per day to survive.
- Adult male Spanish ibex can weigh up to 120 kg.
- Cranes can travel at heights of 4,000 meters during migration.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the weight of the great bustard?
The great bustard can weigh up to 18 kg.
How do ruminants digest their food?
Ruminants pull plants with their incisors, swallow them, then regurgitate the food to chew it before returning it to the stomach for digestion.
What is the primary diet of the fox mentioned in the documentary?
The fox primarily depends on rabbits for food but will also eat rodents when rabbits escape.
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