Deep in the rainforest
| Television broadcast | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Deep in the rainforest |
| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German |
| year | 2008 |
| length | 45 minutes |
| Episodes | 2 in 1 season |
| genre | documentary |
Deep in the Rainforest is a two-part documentary by Marion Pöllmann and the German animal filmmaker Rainer Bergomaz. Together with his Indian colleague Yung Sandy, Bergomaz travels the primeval South American jungle of Guyana .
consequences
Deep in the rainforest - under the spell of the caiman
In the first part, the two adventurers go in search of the largest crocodile in South America, the black caiman , which only occurs in a few regions in Guyana, such as the upper reaches of the Essequibo . Also shown are the typical jungle inhabitants who come to the river or who live and survive there. The spectacular end of the episode shows how Rainer, camouflaged by a fringed camouflage suit , and a giant caiman, who was lured by a bait, lie close together in the water.
Deep in the rainforest - on the trail of the harpy
In the second part, Rainer and Yung look for one of the most powerful birds of prey in the world, the rare harpy . To do this, they keep climbing the 40-meter-high trees to keep an eye out for the birds and to find one of their nests. In addition to interesting encounters with a giant armadillo or two tayras , and some exertions, you will be rewarded at the end.
Web links
- Deep in the rainforest on programm.ard.de
- Deep in the rainforest on www.zapitano.de