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Rain forests are planet earth's
last paradise. They're so
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amazing and beautiful. These
incredible places cover only six
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percent of the earth's surface
but they contain more than half
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of the world's plant, animal
and bird species. They team with
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life and are centers for many
species of earth's wildlife.
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They're vitally important
because they produce most of the
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oxygen we breathe They safeguard
our fresh water. They're the
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original source of much of
our food and they're the world's
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largest pharmacy house providing
much of the medication we use to
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ensure our health and wellbeing.
Rain forests are planet earth's
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great storehouse. And
importantly these rain forests
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carry a special message for us
today. Join me on a journey as
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we continue to explore the
wonderful world of the rain
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forest, the last paradise.
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This huge mound of leaf litter
in the heart of the rain forest
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is raked up by one bird, a male
brush turkey. It's actually a
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giant incubator where
females come to lay their eggs.
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Amazingly the male maintains the
temperature of the mound at a
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constant level. It achieves this
by removing leaves when it gets
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too hot or adding leaves if it
starts to cool. He instinctively
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knows that the decaying
leaf litter generates heat, just
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what's needed to keep eggs
warm. It's springtime now and
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been working hard to get
the mound ready. It's taken him
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months to build it to this size.
When a hen ventures into his
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patch in the forest he welcomes
her with typical male bravado.
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With lightning speed he digs a
nesting hole. The mound needs to
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be around 33 degrees and he
tests the temperature with his
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beak. Just right! The egg
she lays is large and she will
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produce a number of eggs during
the spring. The female leaves to
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recover from her egg laying
efforts but the male remains on
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duty to protect the eggs, which
he does with tremendous energy.
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A python approaches. He knows
there are eggs in the mound. But
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these normally powerful menacing
reptiles just sometimes meet
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their match. The turkey has
to judge this one just right. He
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doesn't want to get within
lunging distance of the snake,
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but he has to get close enough
to give the snake a face full.
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Such a lot of effort by the male
to protect the eggs. But by the
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time the chicks emerge safe from
the mound the parents have lost
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all interest. These little fluff
balls are going to have to fend
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for themselves. After hatching
deep in the mound and struggling
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all on their own through the
leaf litter to the surface these
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little survivors are able to fly
immediately. Down on the rain
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forest floor life is abundant
but here even snakes encounter
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unfriendly neighbors. However
creatures like these reptiles
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have learned to respect and
live with each other and avoid
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unnecessary conflict.
Black skinks, one of the largest
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skinks in the world, relax
in the warm sunny patches on the
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rain forest floor. They spend
much of their time watching over
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over the young as they learn to
fend for themselves. The forest
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is also home to two species
of bowerbirds. This resplendent
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regent bowerbird has built
a bower of sticks on the rain
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forest floor. The bower is not
a nest. It's a carefully built
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stick structure designed
to attract females. He has
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decorated the floor of the bower
with his prize treasures and is
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lovingly perfuming the walls
with aromatic leaves to make it
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more appealing. The female is
impressed and flies down to be
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greeting by an excited courtship
display. He enthusiastically
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welcomes her and presents
his vast treasures. With that
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impressive performance who could
say no. He wins her heart and
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she accepts his advances. The
spring rains arrive and swell
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the rain forest streams.
The female regent bowerbird has
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built her nest near a waterfall
and is raising her chicks. Their
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cryptic coloring is in stark
contrast to her mates bright
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attire. But her chances of
survival and that of her chicks
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are much better for it. She
cleans up the nest before she
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leaves eating the berries
dropped by the chicks. They grow
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quickly and at two-and-a-half
weeks are ready to leave the
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nest. As a single parent
she must divide her time between
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gathering food and caring for
her young. After their flying
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adventure her family settle
beside a sleeping rain forest
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dragon. The dragon lies
motionless on the limb. He
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blends in with his surroundings
and relies on the lack of
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movement to escape detection.
Sharp claws in the back and a
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swift peck on the nose is just
too much for a dragon to put up
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with. More widespread is the
intriguing satin bowerbird. In
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these highly competitive
males just love the color blue.
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Anything blue they can find gets
pride of place in the bower. The
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problem for this satin bowerbird
is that sometimes he must leave
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bower to forage for food
and search for new treasures to
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enhance his bower. The male
with a bower close by takes this
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opportunity to vandalize his
rival's bower and he sets about
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the task with great haste and
obvious relish. He's nervous and
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he knows that any moment now
the proud owner could return and
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catch him in the act and
he would be in big trouble.
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Male bowerbirds consider
these blue feathers to be prized
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possessions and the intruder
knows they would add some real
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class to his bower. The owner
hurries back, but it's too late.
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His masterpiece is in ruins and
he knows he has much work to do
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if he is to stand a chance of
attracting females. The male's
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obsession with this complex
mating ritual leaves him no time
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for family duties. The female's
life is that of a single mum
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with a nest of hungry beaks to
feed. Bowerbirds are rain forest
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fruit eaters and this
female times her nesting to take
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advantage of the ripe fruits of
the native raspberry. But where
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is the male? He's back at the
bower practicing his best dance
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in the hope of attracting
another visitor. Antarctic beach
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trees are a true relic of a lost
age. Their fossil ancestors have
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been found entombed in rock
beneath the Antarctic ice pack.
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Remnants of these trees are
now only found on these high
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mountain ranges and most do not
rely on seeds to germinate but
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depend on suckers from the same
old root stock that developed
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into trees time and time again.
The fronds of the bird's nest
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ferns cleverly drain rain water
and leaf litter back into the
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center of the plant where it is
needed. They also draw moisture
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from the damp air and provide
homes for a host of small forest
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creatures. The epiphytes along
with the enormous tangle of
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vines that shroud the trees
amount to almost half the bulk
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of this rain forest.
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Many rain forest trees
have shallow roots and they rely
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instead on extensive buttresses
for stability. Storms come in
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the warmer months of the
year bringing torrential rains,
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strong winds and lightening
strikes ripping holes in the
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canopy. Branches can snap off
burdened by the added weight of
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epiphytes and vines. And when
rain loosens the roots the storm
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can bring down huge trees.
But these gaps in the canopy can
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create an opportunity for
new growth. Ferns and cunjevoi
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thrive in the newfound blaze of
light and giant stinging trees
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reach for the sun eventually
sealing the gap in the canopy
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once again. These are thought
to be the world's tallest
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stinging plants. Grown to
40 meters in height their large
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heart-shaped leaves are
covered in tiny barbs that
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can inflict an
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agonizing sting. Yet despite the
formidable defenses, these giant
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trees come under attack from
an army of grazing insects. They
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graze with tremendous enthusiasm
and no doubt consider these
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leaves to be a delicacy with
the poisonous barbs adding some
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spice to the meal. Huge
brush box trees with massive
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buttresses provide shelter from
strong winds that blow against
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tall slender rain forest trees.
The nectar-bearing flowers are
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for for food and energy
for flocks of colorful rainbow
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lorikeets. They move hastily
through the foliage pausing only
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lick and savor their sugary meal
with specially adapted tongues.
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Hollows in the brush box trees
provide drinking holes for these
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overactive birds. But there
is only room for two at this
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drinking hole. The others must
patiently wait their turn. The
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two drinkers have decided to
cram into the water hole for a
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bath, further testing the
patience of the others. Lack of
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room soon causes trouble and the
squabbling pair finally leave
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the water hole for others
to enjoy. Rain forests are
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extremely biodiverse and this
biodiversity is essential to the
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health of our planet. Of all
the living things on earth apart
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from bacteria, it is insects
that are the most successful and
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plentiful. There are three times
as many insect species as all
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other species combined and
new insects are being discovered
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constantly. The insect body
is the best adapted to life on
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earth and insects have exploited
just about every ecological
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niche on_. The rain forest
could not exist without them.
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Insects are essential for plant
pollination. Flowers, their
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color and their scent are the
signal that nectar is on tap and
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nectar's function is to attract
the pollinators. So plants need
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the insects, but the insects
also need the plants. Most
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species of plants are eaten
by insects and the insects are a
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feast for hundreds of hungry
mouths. As the day draws to a
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close thousands of fruit bats or
flying foxes stir ready to leave
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on their nighttime foray for
fruit and nectar. This colony of
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bats leave their cave at night
to hunt for flying insects. They
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navigate their way through the
tangle of branches and vines in
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total darkness echo-locating
their prey with their finely
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tuned acoustic senses. Food is
abundant in the rain forest. It
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also nourishes an entire
nocturnal community. Pygmy
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possums are nectar eaters
and they play an active role in
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pollinating flowers. As well
as possums, there is an array of
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shy mammals with most delightful
names like anticimas, shuscepes
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and the brush-tail
phascogale. Red-eyed green frogs
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spend an
enormous amount of energy
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trying to attract a mate
and it's a risky business
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because they can attract more
than just the desired female
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Night hunters like these highly
venomous snakes know that during
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summer frogs always come to
this pond to mate. One of the
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most secretive and
successful night hunters are the
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brush-tail phascogale. Searching
through the rain forest in
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erratic, jerky movements with
its super sensitive nose. It
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sniffs out any insects trying
to hide in the cracks of dead
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branches. Brush-tail phascogale
dales lead solitary lives and
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only go looking for mates during
the cooler winter months. But by
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morning this night hunter will
be safely tucked away in the
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hollow branch of a tall rain
forest tree. Down on the rain
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forest floor bandicoots are
sniffing out spiders, grubs and
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insects in the leaf litter. The
juveniles are a little hesitant
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about venturing forth from their
hideaway hollow log. This little
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fellow can't make up his mind
and he eventually decides to
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come out another way cautiously
poking up through the leaf
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litter. Nothing escapes the
attention of their food-finding
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snouts. Any foreign sound in
the rain forest night sends the
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juveniles scurrying to the
safety of their log home. But
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they are soon back out in search
of another tasty meal. Tiny
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pygmy possums, the size of small
mice, emerge warily from their
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sleeping hollows and move
off into the night in search of
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fruit and nectar. Rain forest
fruits provide a sugary meal and
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plenty of energy for this little
fluff ball. But there is more to
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be found in this big rain forest
Nectar-bearing flowers like this
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subtropical waratah is what they
really relish. But they can't
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linger for too long out in the
open. With predators lurking in
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the rain forest it's best
to head for the safety of the
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shadows. This mother spotted
tail quoll has successfully
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raised well fed young. She's
taught them to forage and sniff
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out food for themselves.
Being youngsters they're always
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looking for opportunities to
chase each other and play hide
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and seek around their log home.
Quolls are very capable hunters
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with powerful claws and sharp
teeth making them one of the
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most feared predators in the
rain forest. The climate here in
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these high mountain rain forests
suits some impressive creatures.
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This Bloomington Blue cray
survives in the creeks of the
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rain forest. They only thrive in
a climate that is stable, damp
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and cool. Many other creatures
of the forest also come to these
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shady pools to drink and to
bathe. The rain forest is one of
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the last bastions home to a
unique community. Survivors of a
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golden age. Every creature
living here is precious and we
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must do all we can to protect
their home. This complex and
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beautiful world that is the
rain forest. The lyrebirds have
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been singing the songs of their
ancestors for as long as the
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rain forest has been
here. May our children have
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the pleasure of
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their glorious song for ages
to come. A wise man once said
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about 200 years ago, In
wilderness is the preservation
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of the world. Maybe it's time
for us to heed these words and
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let the wilderness lift our
spirits and bring new life into
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our busy lives.
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But the rain forest does more
than that, much more. It carries
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a special message about our
origins that gives us meaning,
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purpose, inner peace and
happiness right here and now and
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gives us hope for the future.
In the rain forest, we see
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beauty, order,
design, precision and balance.
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This indicates that the
rain forest is the outcome of
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intention rather than chance.
It's the result of design rather
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than accident. The rain
forest tells us as forcefully as
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anything can that a master
designer has been at work.
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The Bible identifies this master
designer in its opening sentence
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Here's what it says in
Genesis chapter 1 verse 1:
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So the message of the rain
forest is simple and clear. All
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the abundance of life here and
beyond right across planet earth
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didn't get here by chance or
accident. Rather life began with
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God the Master Designer.
Now do you see what this means?
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It means that life has a
purpose, particularly human
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beings, the pinnacle of God's
creation. It means that you are
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not an accident. Your birth was
no mistake or mishap and your
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life is no freak of nature. It's
not fate nor chance nor luck nor
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coincidence that you are you.
That you are alive and breathing
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at this very moment. God was
thinking of you when he made the
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world. In fact, that's why he
created it. He planned it with
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great precision. It's
custom made with the exact
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specification that makes human
life possible. God designed this
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planet's environment just so we
could life in it and enjoy it.
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We have the focus on his love
and the most valuable of all
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his creation. You are alive
because God wanted to create
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you. There's a reason you are
here. Nothing in your life is
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arbitrary. It's all for a
purpose. The Master Designer has
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a plan, a wonderful plan
for life and he had a plan in
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creating you. He has a plan
for your life. He made you for a
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reason and your life has
profound meaning. We discover
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that meaning and purpose only
when we make God the reference
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point of our lives. So see
yourself as God sees you. Study
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God's word, the Bible, and
you'll discover that you're
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precious, created by God.
You are not an accident. I can
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assure you that God wanted you.
You are valuable. You have worth
00:23:10.02\00:23:15.16
You are gifted. You are talented
and you have a purpose on this
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earth. This is a truth to build
your life on. If you'd like to
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do that, why not
start right now as we pray.
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Dear Heavenly Father, today
we want to recognize you as the
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Master Designer, the Creator of
heaven and earth. We thank you
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for life and for the amazing and
beautiful rain forests that you
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have given us. May we recognize
their importance and do all we
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can to protect and preserve them
and may we remember that not
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only are you the Divine Master
Designer who created our planet
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but you're also our loving
heavenly Father who made us,
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guides our lives and promises
us a home with you one day soon.
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Bless us now we pray
in Jesus' name, Amen.
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Rain forests team with
life. More species live in rain
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forests than anywhere else on
earth. These incredible places
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cover only six percent of
earth's surface but they contain
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more than half of the world's
plant and animal species. As
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many as 13 million species
live in rain forests including
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one-third of the world's bird
species. But how does it all
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start? This rain forest and all
it's inhabitants just how did
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they get here? Where did
they come from? Life. How did it
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begin? Well there are really
only two options. All the life
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that we see here in the
rain forest happened or got here
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either by accident or by design.
Evolution or creation. If you'd
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like to take a look at
the evidence and consider this
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question of how life originally
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If you've enjoyed today's
journey through the rain forest
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and our reflections on how life
began, then be sure to join us
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again next week when we will
share another of life's journeys
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together. Until then remember
the ultimate destination of
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life's journey. Now I saw a new
heaven and a new earth. And God
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will wipe away every tear from
their eyes. There shall be no
00:27:39.69\00:27:43.12
more death, nor sorrow, nor
crying. There shall be no more
00:27:43.16\00:27:47.36
pain for the former
things have passed away.
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¤ ¤
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