Wildest Latin America S01-E04

Wildest Latin America - Season 01 Episode 04

Avec ses îles, ses glaciers, ses pics enneigés et ses steppes arides, la Patagonie offre une grande variété de paysages. Battue par les vents, cette région est habitée depuis toujours par les Indiens Mapuche, qui s'efforcent de préserver leur culture.

Genre: Documentary, Travel
Diffusé: Jun 26, 2012
Résumé: In the centre of South America, a vast, wild expanse; the world’s largest wetland. But this is no ordinary swamp. Every year it’s drowned by immense floods, then parched by severe drought. Yet while people struggle to cope, the Pantanal hosts some of the greatest gatherings of animals onmore...In the centre of South America, a vast, wild expanse; the world’s largest wetland. But this is no ordinary swamp. Every year it’s drowned by immense floods, then parched by severe drought. Yet while people struggle to cope, the Pantanal hosts some of the greatest gatherings of animals on the planet, rivalling Africa’s spectacular wildlife.

As the dry season takes hold, caiman gather to breed and fish – forming the greatest concentration of reptiles on earth. Rare Giant River Otters have found refuge here and patrol the waterways in family packs. With so much food on offer, jaguars flourish - growing to be the largest in Latin America. Surviving groups of Bororo Indians join together in fishing parties, using age-old techniques to harvest the Pantanal’s riches. When the rains come the Pantanal sinks under 5m of water, and one of the world’s largest waterfalls, Foz do Iguacu, becomes a breath-taking spectacle.

Producteur: Richard Kirby

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