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Beren - Bears - Ours - Orso - Ursidae
brown bear - bruine beer - ursus arctos - kodiakbeer - Kodiakbär - Kodiak bear - Ursus arctos middendorffi - Ursidae
paarden - horses
Diverse paardenrassen: konik, zeeuws trekpaard, prezwalski, Groninger paard, Gelders paard, haflingers, ijslanders en circuspaarden.
paard paarden horse horses trekpaard draught horse icelandic horse
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koeien - cows - koweras - vache - rind
Diverse rundveerassen en zeldzame huisdierrassen: brandrode, zwartbont, roodbont, charolais ,Holstein-Friesian, Lakenvelder, blaarkop, heidekoe, heckrunderen, wisenten en bizons. Deze runderen worden gebruikt voor melk of vlees of worden ingezet als grote grazers in natuurgebieden.
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schapen - sheep
Drents heideschaap - blackcap sheep - Schwarzköpfiges Fleischschaf - Duitse Zwartkop schaap - Veluwe heath sheep - Veluws heideschaap - Schoonebeeker -- het Kempische heideschaap - schaapskudde - lammetjes - bighornsheep - ovis canadensis - dikhoornschaap - mouflon - moeflon - ovis musimon -
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knobbelzwaan - mute swan - cygnus olor
Mute swans are large birds, measuring 144 to 158 cm. The wingspan is 2 to 2.5 meters. The two sexes are alike in appearance, except that males are generally larger than females. The plumage is white.
Mute swans breed in north central Europe and north central Asia.
It is not migratory, although some populations must move in winter when waterways and lakes freeze. They are sometimes found at the coast, particularly in winter, rather than solely being birds of inland waters.
The Mute Swan is one of the heaviest flying birds, with males weighing more than 12kg, and females more than 11 kg.
They live in well-sheltered bays, open marshes, lakes, and ponds. 'Swan' is the common gender term, but 'cob' for a male and 'pen' for a female are also used, as is 'cygnet' for the baby swans.
White Stork - Ooievaar - Ciconia Ciconia
The White Stork (ciconia ciconia) is a large wading bird in the stork family Ciconiidae. This stork is almost silent except for the noisy mutual bill-clattering when adults meet at the nest.
It breeds in open farmland areas with access to marshy wetlands. The white stork builds a stick nest in trees, on buildings, or special platforms. Because it is not persecuted, it often nests close to human habitation. A White Stork pair raises a single brood a year.
De witte ooievaar komt algemeen voor in Nederland en de Zwarte ooievaar wordt af en toe in ons land gesignaleerd. Een ooievaar eet vooral kikkers en grote insecten, maar ook jonge vogels, hagedissen en knaagdieren staan op het menu.
Voor een broedplek maakt de ooievaar graag gebruik van kunstmatige nestgelegenheden op daken en wagenwielen, maar hij broedt ook steeds meer in zelfgemaakte nesten in bomen.
Een ooievaar bouwt z'n nest graag bij een rijk voedselgebied, want bij een gemiddeld aantal jongen moet het ouderpaar minstens 4 kilo aan voedsel voor hun kroost verzamelen.
Ooievaars zijn niet trouw aan elkaar, maar 'nesttrouw'. Dat verklaart waarom sommige ooievaarspaartjes lang bij elkaar blijven.
Wereldwijd zijn er 18 ooievaarssoorten. Ooievaars zijn trekvogels die grote afstanden af kunnen leggen.
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Circus - Cirque - Zirkus
Circus performers form a group of modern nomads. Always on the road and always something new. The Circus with its smell of sweat, sawdust and animals. It is the spotlight, the glitter and thundering applause. For the animals traveling is always a careful business.
African elephant
Elefanten - elephant - olifant - Elefanter - Éléphant - elefantes, elefántidos - Elefanti - Elefante - Filgiller - African elephants are the heaviest land animal, and the second tallest in the Animal Kingdom. They have enormous ears and a unique nose that is simply a long, boneless trunk extending from the upper lip. The trunk itself is so strong it is capable of lifting 600 pounds (250- 275 kg). Their incisor teeth develop into tusks about 245 cm long and can weigh about 60 kg each.
Elephants have one of the longest lifespan of all mammals: about seventy years. Elephants eat vegetation like leaves, roots, bark, grasses and fruit. Each day they can consume anywhere from 100 to 300 kg of food, and drink up to 190 L of water.
African elephants wander day or night in non-territorial herds that can reach 200 elephants. Their society is based on a social matriarchal community. The herd's well being depends on the guidance of the matriarch. She determines when they eat, rest, bathe or drink. As the matriarch begins to be limited by advancing age, around 50-60 years old, the next oldest replaces her and she is either abandoned or leaves by herself.
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Impala - rooibok - Aepyceros melampus
This is the most common antelope of the bushveld regions of South Africa. The name impala comes from the Zulu language meaning "gazelle".
More than 100,000 impala's or rooibok live in the Kruger park.
Their favourite habitats are located along the rivers, where there is plenty of water. Impalas also like short grass and small bushes. Their diet includes both grass and leaves.
The impala mating season is restricted to April, May and June.
The male impalas, or rams, mark their territories and form a harem. Defending this territory is a matter of life and death. The female impalas, or ewes, do not recognize the borders of the territories, and have been known to alternate freely between harems.
The result of the impalas' amorous tour de force is a single lamb in November, December or January. The lamb must be able to stand on its legs within a few minutes. After that, it starts investigating the wild surroundings together with its mother.
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Giraffe - Kameelperd - Giraffa camelopardalis
Giraffes are one of the world's tallest mammals. They are well known for their long necks, long legs, and spotted patterns. Giraffes have small horns or knobs on top of their heads that grow to be about five inches long. These knobs are used to protect the head in fights.
Giraffes live in the savannas of Africa, where they roam freely among the tall trees, arid land, dense forests and open plains.
Their long necks help giraffes eat leaves from tall trees, typically acacia trees. If they need to, giraffes can go for several days without water. Instead of drinking, giraffes stay hydrated by the moisture from leaves.
Giraffes are non-territorial, social animals. They travel in large herds that are not organized in any way. Herds may consist of any combination of sexes or ages..
The lifespan of a healthy giraffe is about 25 years
Native to Africa, the Giraffe is related to deer and cattle, but is placed in a separate family, the Giraffidae, consisting only of the giraffe and its closest relative, the Okapi.
The species name camelopardalis (camelopard) is derived its early Roman name, where it was described as having characteristics of both a camel and a leopard (and perhaps being a hybrid of the two).
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insecten - insects
brimstone butterfly, butterflies, caddis, caterpillar, cob web, spider's web, comma butterfly, dragonfly (lampoon), European garden spider (cross spider), Europeaan stag beetle, grasshopper, honey-bee, humblebee, ladybird, leaf cutter ant, peacock butterfly, red admiral butterfly, silver-studded blue butterfly, small tortoiseshell, whirligig beetle (bug), atalanta, bladsnijdersmier, citroentje, dagpauwoog vlinder, geelrandkever, gehakkelde aurelia vlinder, heideblauwtje, hommel, honingbij, kleine vos, kokerjuffer, kruisspin, libel (waterjuffer), lieveheersbeestje, mestkever, mierenhoop, oranjetipje, rups, schaatsenrijder, schrijvertje (draaikevertje), spin, spinnenweb, sprinkhaan, vliegend hert, vlindersoorten
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TimeMachine
Fauna Film, Stock Shot en TVGreen werken samen in het project "Nederland is bijna klaar", een serie screencasts samengesteld uit oud archiefmateriaal. Zo zie je hoe de mens door de jaren heen de ruimte bestormt en in bezit neemt.
"Nederland is bijna klaar", een expeditie naar de bronnen van de Nederlandse filmarchieven.
Jazz Sir - Dizzy Gillespie
Interview Dizzy Gillespie about Inspiration, Louis Armstrong, change from trombone to trumpet, big bands, the name Dizzy, Milton's playhouse.
Part 2: Dizzy talks about jamming, relation with Charlie Parker, bebop, bebop scene.
part 3: Dizzy Gillespie about Sydney Bechet, first big band, music styles, musical father, Cab Calloway, middle east tour, roots of jazz
04: About new directions, new musicians, "Wynton Marsalis".
"The Dizzy Gillespie "Talkies" komen in de volgende widescreen formats beschikbaar:
webcast: webkwaliteit
screencast: dvdkwaliteit
broadcast: uitzendkwaliteit
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Credits
produced by: http://www.faunafilm.nl ©
webcasted by: http://www.TVGreen.nl
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Jazz Sir - Chris Barber
Stock Shot's custom art and historic division presents the Chris Barber raw videorecordings:
1989 Chris Barber about Inspiration, Louis Armstrong, classical music, youth, parents, father, world war II, school, cambridge university, radio, popmusic, jazz record collection, 78rpm discs.
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