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POR QUE A ÁGUA DO MAR É SALGADA? | Hiperativo - Duration: 3:20.

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Chapter 4: 三猿 (LE 3 SCIMMIETTE) - Duration: 2:17.

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How BBC films the night side of Planet Earth - Duration: 6:43.

This is a black sicklebill bird of paradise at dawn in the forests of New Guinea.

It's one of 39 birds of paradise, a family of birds known for the males' extraordinary

courtship dances and ornate feathers.

They've been called the holy grail for wildlife filmmakers, in part because for decades, they

were really hard to film.

GUNTON: One of the one of the really challenging things about animals is that they do a lot

of stuff at dawn and at dusk, just when the lights are going.

The black sicklebill only performs its courtship ritual at the first light of day.

When the BBC aired this footage in 1996, it was the first ever captured of this behavior.

Two decades later, the black sicklebill is still dancing at dawn in New Guinea, but this

time the humans have sharpened their tools.

Light-sensitive digital cameras can now pull back the curtain of darkness around sunset

and sunrise.

But what about behaviors that happen at night?

Like the animals that they pursue, nocturnal filmmakers have had to find ways of seeing

in the dark.

Film cameras struggled in low light because film stocks with higher light sensitivity

produced a grainier image.

The film emulsion literally had coarser grains of silver salts.

So for decades, when they did try to do nighttime stories, BBC producers resorted to

using artificial lights.

That's not ideal for the animal, but it's not great for the filmmaker either, since

they're trying to capture natural behaviors.

GUNTON: Animals that are out at night, they're out a night for a reason, which is they don't

want to be out in the light so as soon as you start flashing lights around they don't

like it, they don't behave properly or they disappear.

It took several months to habituate these bulldog bats to artificial light so that the

producers could show in slow motion how they fish.

So for the past couple of decades, the BBC has often turned to infrared cameras.

That requires setting up lights too, but they're lights that emit wavelengths outside the range

that humans and many animals can see.

That infrared light bounces off the scene and into the lens to form a monochrome image,

but as far as the animal is concerned, they're just going about their business in the dark.

ATTENBOROUGH: Mantises defend themselves in two ways, either by camouflage or with an

aggressive display like this.

By 2002, the quality of infrared cameras was high enough that the BBC could use it extensively

for the Life of Mammals series.

It allowed them to film the rare water opossum in the wild for the first time.

And it was the technology the BBC used to capture the iconic scene in Planet Earth of

lions hunting an elephant in the dead of night.

They installed infrared lights on a truck and powered them with car batteries.

For Planet Earth 2, the producers used infrared lights in the Deserts episode to capture a

showdown between a long-eared bat and a scorpion.

But this time, it's infrared with high resolution and slow motion, combined.

CHARLES: So the cameras we were shooting on were Red Dragons and they've taken out the

part of the filter, which means that it's now sensitive to infrared light.

So you've got this incredibly crisp 5K image -- you can use your zoom lenses and shoot

at your higher frame rates all in infrared, which is fantastic.

When it's not possible to set up infrared lights near the animal, there's another

option: Thermal cameras.

NIGHTINGALE: Originally there sort of multicolored cameras, the reds and oranges and so on were

rather artificial.

Whereas now, there's a camera, which gives you a really nice and very fine detailed view

of animal of heat gradients.

Thermal cameras detect infrared radiation too, but longer wavelengths, or what we experience

as heat.

Instead of collecting infrared light that's reflecting off of the subject, it senses the

heat that's being emitted by the subject itself.

This technology was developed for military use and it's become so advanced that in

Planet Earth 2, we can see every whisker of the leopards that stalk the streets of Mumbai.

NIGHTINGALE: There's a scene where these leopards are hunting the pigs.

Pitch blackness.

And what was strange is in the sequence, you also see people walking through the park at night.

Of course, they can't see a thing.

They can't see the leopards.

The leopards can see them, the leopards aren't interested in them, the leopards are interested

in the pigs.

So you get this incredible observed view on a pitch black night, you need no ambient light,

not even starlight.

The thermal camera is really the only way they could have filmed this hunt.

But it can't capture color, which is essential for some stories, like this bioluminescent

railroad worm, filmed for the first time for the Jungles episode of Planet Earth 2.

GUNTON: On it's side it's got these bright yellow dots and those are warnings to other

creatures that don't eat me because I'm poisonous.

And it also has on its head little red lights.

They're little search lights.

When it gets close to its prey and switches to hunting mode, it turns the yellow lights

off so the prey cant see them, but the red lights, which the prey can't see because

it's infrared, it keeps them on so it spots them.

This was filmed at night with a Sony A7s, a small, relatively affordable camera that

came out in 2014 and blew people away with it's abilities in low-light.

You can see how it compares with some of the other cameras we have here at Vox, with the

same settings.

Digital camera sensors are bigger than ever.

The Sony A7s has a full frame 35mm sensor, but it actually has fewer megapixels than

most comparable cameras.

That means each pixel is bigger and can take in more light.

They've also engineered two steps of noise reduction to keep the image cleaner.

Sensor technology is changing so fast that the Sony a7s didn't exist when the BBC first

started working on Planet Earth 2.

Now, it's opening up new opportunities for filmmakers.

NAPPER: We can now put it on drones.

We can take it underwater.

Suddenly there's a lot of animal behavior which we'll be able to reveal using that camera.

It's hard to imagine what wildlife films will look like 10 or 20 years from now, especially

as so many species face existential threats, but as long as engineers keep innovating,

filmmakers will keep finding new ways of revealing the beauty and diversity of Planet Earth.

Thank you for watching!

You can find Planet Earth 2 on BBC America.

It will be airing Saturdays through March 25th.

You can also find tons of clips from their archive on BBC Earth's mobile app.

It's called Story of Life and it's actually where I found a lot of the clips that I used

in this video.

And it's free!

So check it out.

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Markets, Caves and Beaches | Bazaroj, Kavernoj kaj Plaĝoj - Duration: 10:13.

Hello all

I'm Evildea. Your God.

and today we're moving to a new hotel

but at the same time we will catch that bus

which will guide us around the local sights here

So, we'll do that and of course you'll come with me

So, I'm not entirely sure

but I think that this bus is only for us

It seems, that no one's coming with us

So, we'll have the entire bus to us

Oh shit

What is that?

Do I look beautiful?

So, we just arrived at the first location for our tour

So, soon you'll see a bridge

and it doesn't look that interesting

but the bridge's history is a bit interesting

So, the bridge is there

and according to our guide, an old woman paid to build it

before she paid for it, there wasn't a bridge

and she built it to help the children of this village

she mainly did it because she didn't have any children herself

and she liked to play with the children

So, as you can see

the bridge is very old

it's made of wood

There's a child there

and a donation bin there

and my father-in-law has already donated

the donation bin is simply so

they can improve the bridge

and repair it when it gets old

So, this village was founded in the 14th century

So, it's pretty old

but according to our guide, people, of course,

lived in this area a lot earlier than that

but they don't know when people first moved

into this area

So, I guess this is a traditional market

in the village, here.

There's so many fruits and vegetables everywhere around me

and there's clothes there

and a person at the entrance

and he's wailing about something, I don't know.

The fish are still alive

I don't know what kind of fish that is

which I just showed you

because I've seen it everywhere in the lakes here

it's some type of mix between a fish and an eel

There's so many chicks here

I hope they don't plan to eat them

I just asked that Vietnamese woman

if they will eat the chicks

and, of course, she didn't understand me

but ... she didn't understand my words

but she understood my gestures, this

and she nodded enthusiastically like this

Ha, my wife has found hats again

Do you want to buy a hat?

They're now bargaining the price

They has chillis

that's bad; I need to run

Say hello!

Hello!

How are you?

How are you!

How are you?

She just made a complete sentence in Esperanto!

My wife is now behind me and she's bargaining for new shoes

She already has enough shoes

She doesn't need more!

You are so cute!

Come here!

Come to daddy

I want to eat you!

No, I don't want to do that

My father-in-law just pointed our this

the bridge has small pieces of glass

which is made from bottles

even pieces of cups

for example, this and this

this entire side is almost made our of cups

and this is made from glass

I just wanted to show you this boat

because it looks interesting

and it has a real Vietnamese look to it

So, this village here is so small

that we can pass the entire town on foot

within about five minutes

and around it everywhere are rice fields

You can see there and there - just everywhere

So, we're now on the beach

According to my Vietnamese guide

this beach is the most famous in Vietnam

but compared to Australia, it is nothing!

However, I need to be honest

it is bloody long

you can't even see the end of it

and it's strangely quite clean

that is rare here

Usually, on the sides of roads and around everywhere

there's rubbish, but here, on the beach there isn't

I like how the mountains look

You don't need an umbrella

It's not that bright

I'm happy that today it's cloudy enough

that the sun isn't burning my head

my balding head because that would be terrible

if I suddenly got cancer, while in Vietnam, right?

But really, I'd love to swim

but I don't have the right clothes today

and as soon as I said that there's enough clouds out

the sun appear as if it wanted to say

f**k you, Evildea!

So, I just purchased icecream

because it's gotten hot enough

Oh, f**k me

I didn't even know where I was walking

Check this out

I really like how the trees are scattered and just sitting there

they are really interesting

I wonder what kind of tree this is

And now I'm going to the third location

So, we just arrived at the third location

We are now on the top of some mountain here

So, that's where we're going

I need to be careful here

I don't want some car to run over me

Our guide says this tower was built

by the American army during the Vietnam war

So, this part of Vietnam is very interesting

because there's many old buildings

buildings that were made by the Vietnamese emperors

buildings by the French empire

or the French government

and also this building

which was made by the US army

So, it's just an interesting and strange mix

of different buildings from around the world

Somewhere there is a building that looks like a US building

maybe that's a location where people placed a gun

so you can see your enemies

come from there, you then of course could shoot them

I really want to find the entrance

It seems it's there

Oh shit, I doubt I can enter there

Oh shit

Can you see anything?

I can only see the screen of my camera

So, I hope it's interesting for you

I couldn't find a door at all

So, I intend to climb on the roof now

and hopefully I can enter it through the roof

as I can see a small hole there

but I don't know how big it is

Ah shit, it's not a hole!

So, having seen everything, we're now going to the 4th location

or the 5th ... I've forgotten

Very soon we will go up that big mountain

In fact, maybe you can see it

there it is

but before we go there, we need to use the toilet

So, while waiting for my wife

because she's in the toilet

I just wanted to check out this statues here

because they're really delicate

Look at them

This lion looks as if someone just

shoved a stick in his bum

Look at those eyes

What do you want?

Do you want me to put my finger in your nose?

Yes, I can do that

Look at what you can do

This is wonderful

The water is pushing it enough

that this just sits there

as if there isn't gravity

Look

and then, you can stop it

and move it in the other direction

That's really cool, right?

So, we just arrived at the last location of our tour

We need to buy tickets now

So, the wife and family are doing that

and then, we can start to climb the mountain

Someone carved the walls in this cave

There's statues and they're just a part of the walls themselves

Welcome to the cave of Bat man

Look at the light

Oh, it's so mysterious

My wife is now praying to the scared Budda

as she wants to give birth to a son

the strongest, most beautiful, coolest son ever

Here's what happens when you speak a language other than Esperanto

This part of the cave is called

the Gate to Hell

Evildea, don't enter the light!

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Banking Awareness 05 & 06th March 2017 | Financial affairs - Duration: 4:37.

DRDO has signed a technology transfer agreement with Jindal Stainless (Hisar) Limited (JSHL)

for manufacturing High Nitrogen Steel.

The agreement was signed between between the Defence Metallurgical Research Laboratory

and JSHL.

High Nitrogen Steel has higher ballistic strength than normal steel and currently India largely

depends on imports.

HDFC Bank announced the launch of an electronic virtual assistant (EVA), an artificial intelligence-driven

chatbot, for customer services.

Eva is India's first AI-based banking chatbot and can answer millions of customer queries

across multiple channels instantly, HDFC Bank said in a statement.

The says that Eva can assimilate knowledge from thousands of sources and provide answers

in simple language in less than 0.4 seconds.

Under the MoU Yatra will promote all the state tourism approved homestays, where travellers

can book a room with a local family or the entire house.

Yatra will list over 90 properties on its website and encourage the growth of homestays

in Madhya Pradesh, giving tourists a very homely experience.

Yatra.com had recently signed MoU with Uttarakhand, Andhra Pradesh and Gujarat govt.

Half of the 4,096-km border India shares with Bangladesh has been fenced.

Land acquisition is a major challenge to completing the work by the 2019 deadline.

The border runs along West Bengal for 2,216.7 km, Assam 2 63 km,

Meghalaya 443 km, Tripura 856 km and Mizoram 318 km.

India and Pakistan will hold parleys on various aspects of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) in

Lahore on March 20 and March 21.

The meeting of the Permanent Indus Commission (PIC) will take place nearly six months after

New Delhi decided to suspend talks on the pact in view of the Uri terror attack by Pakistan-based outfits.

The meeting is being held "as the IWT, 1960 makes it mandatory" to hold parleys under

the pact at least once in a fiscal.

China has lowered its gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate target to 6.5 percent for

2017 from last year's estimate of 6.7 percent as it prepares for a moderation.

David Mann of Standard Chartered said the new target is not dramatic and stability must

be the number one objective for China.

There is a lot less panic in markets about where the growth risks lie, he said.

Speaking of India, Mann said the change in RBI's monetary policy stance from accommodative

to neutral has been interesting.

India accounted for more than half of the 500-million new Internet users globally who

have come on board in the last three years, a report by software firm Adobe said today.

According to Mobile Adobe Digital Insights (ADI) Report, India has a strong position

in driving momentum of smartphones and number of new internet users globally and in

the Asia Pacific region.

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Unboxing/Review Nestlé Surprise Easter edition - Duration: 8:38.

Hi, guys!

Here is the channel Sat, we are starting our channel =] Bringing to you a very cool stuff!

Tcharam!

Nestle Surprise, Easter egg special edition.

I paid more or less the value of US$ 13,76, it comes an egg, 10 cards and an album.

I bought it at the supermarket.

I'll do the unboxing for you, hope you enjoy the video! ;D

Here's the album, look how beautiful.

Here you glue the cards.

Look, it's kind of sweaty because I left it in the fridge, it was very hot, there's an egg,

and the cards.

A normal egg, there is nothing inside, and here are the cards, 10 in all.

The Nestle Surprise is a chocolate that came about in 1983 (in Brazil and France), I thought it had come up

in the 90's when I was a kid, but no.

It has existed since 1983, which is incredible!

It looks like it had several collections, from what I see here.

It had 14 collections and the last collection was in 2000, apparently.

It does not have the confirmation, but it seems that it was.

I remember I had 2 collections, the first one was the dinosaurs in 1993, I was 4 years old,

so of course it did not last at all. And I also had the one I managed to keep that is

from Nature Shows, this collection was released in 1999.

It's been 18 years since I've had this collection! o_O

Let's make rating of Chocolate Nestlé Surprise Special Edition.

As a designer, I would give 8 points, I'll explain.

The old cards had a sticker, the chocolate was exactly that size,

so you took off the sticker and you still had the card, you had the sticker AND

the card.

So that was pretty cool.

In addition to the features of what is being illustrated, it also had a kind of curiosity,

like the biggest hurricane, or the eruption that killed more people, things like that.

Curiosities, kids enjoy curiosities

And I also had some kind of little game, I do not know when they started implementing this,

if this was implemented in previous collections, but it was cool because

it was kind of a 'Top Trumps' game (england card game), I don't know if you guys know.

You get 3 cards, each one has one power.

That for example that is of trees is of the earth element, there it has value 2,

earth against earth is 2 points, against water 3 points, against air it is stronger, 9 points.

It's almost a Pokemon game.

All that doesn't have in the new collection.

But, guys, I'm extremely critical looking not only as someone who has seen

a previous product but also as a designer.

I was talking with some friends of mine who did design together, and we even

thought that the album could have some kind of interaction with the digital, some QRCode,

or some kind of virtual reality scan, anyway, we casually think a lot of random things

I believe that it don't have the stickers on top of the cards to save money

whether or not the prints today are much more expensive than they used to be.

Everything is being digitized, for better or for worse.

I believe they tried to make it as succinct as possible.

I still think it was a bit expensive, the egg.

Easter egg is expensive, it is an extremely expensive thing (In Brazil at least).

you don't buy the egg for chocolate, you buy for the gift inside, everybody knows that.

that.

HOWEVER!

As a consumer and enthusiast of the '90s, to put it this way.

I'll give 9.5 points.

Just because they came back with this product, not only for the people who

had Nestlé Surprise in the 90's.

But also because they are also providing this for the children, even if the children

don't know the history, I'm sure they will love it.

At least I hope they enjoy it because it's educational, it's fun and it's different,

different from what you see on the market today.

Guys, this was my first video, doing the Nestlé Surprise unboxing,

I hope you liked, if so, to subscribe to the channel! ^^

Thanks for watching!

In these old cards, I couldn't complete the collection T_T It was missing the

19 and 22.

Sad, isn't it?

You have something very old, like 18 years that I have these cards and I couldn't

complete the collection.

But that's okay, I'm still glad I kept them and it's in a good condition, by the way

this cards were a college work.

And it's that thing, it's like Amélie Poulain's box, I don't know if you, guys, watched

the movie "Amélie" or "Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain".

You open that box, you see that old thing you had and wow!

Comes a whole world back...

That's really cool.

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Compton - Gangster side | American Boys #13 - Duration: 3:41.

We have arrived at Compton

We are very afraid here.

Everywhere there is cops and drug sniffer dogs

They are guarding this place

There are black people everywhere

We are the only white people

But we will look around

I hope we will stay alive

So this was Compton

The best rap society come from compton.

Eazy-e , Mc Ren , Ice Cube

Dr.Dre discovered Snoop Dog.

After that he helped eminem

and started his Career.

Compton is the most dangerous place in LA

Check the Hungarian rappers.

for example: Dopeman, Curtis , Gangstazoli

They all like Compton, N.W.A

It was hard and formidable to look around.

It's not easy

We met some guy in the hood.

They said do not experience something like that on TV.

I can't belive it ! :)

But it does not matter we talked to them and it was good

Now we are going to look around down town and then we will go to china town