Dragons Alive (Complete Series) (Hong Kong Version) DVD Region 3

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Product Title:	Dragons Alive (Complete Series) (Hong Kong Version) 潛龍活現 (全集) (香港版) 潜龙活现 (全集) (香港版) Dragons Alive (Complete Series) (Hong Kong Version) Dragons Alive (Complete Series) (Hong Kong Version)
Artist Name(s):	BBC BBC BBC ＢＢＣ BBC
Release Date:	2005-10-20
Language:	English, Cantonese, Mandarin
Subtitles:	English, Traditional Chinese
Country of Origin:	United Kingdom
Picture Format:	NTSC What is it?
Aspect Ratio:	1.78 : 1
Widescreen Anamorphic:	Yes
Sound Information:	Dolby Digital 2.0
Disc Format(s):	DVD-9, DVD
Region Code:	3 - South East Asia (including Hong Kong, S. Korea and Taiwan) What is it?
Duration:	150 (mins)
Publisher:	Deltamac (HK)
Package Weight:	200 (g)
Shipment Unit:	1 What is it?
YesAsia Catalog No.:	1004085235

Product Information

* Screen Format : 16:9 (Anamorphic Widescreen)
* Sound Mix : Dolby Digital 2.0
* DVD Type : DVD-9

　　爬蟲類動物曾經是地球上的統治者，牠們繼承了恐龍的角色，當中超過8000個品種更加由古代生存至今。鱷魚，巨型蜥蝪，巨龜，毒蛇等，更有著各式各樣的生存本領，令牠們可以延續至今，那麼是否意味著牠們的生存本領更勝其他動物，甚至人類。

　　爬蟲類可會是世上最成功和最可怕的動物？牠們有先進武器，敏銳觸角和超強適應力。現代爬蟲類繼承了恐龍在地球的領導地位。牠們生存在離奇古怪的世界；有顏色千變萬化的變色龍；眼睛噴血的蜥蜴和以佛羅里達州哥爾夫球場為家的鱷魚。牠們都擁有致命武器，例如強力的上下顎和比鯊魚更鋒利的利齒。有毒的希拉毒蜥不致命但會令人非常痛楚；有彈弓刀般毒牙的蛇的毒液足夠殺死10個人；聰明的鱷魚以密碼訊息溝通；能在水上跑的蜥蜴和腦部有磁場導航的綠海龜；能在獵物體內注入追蹤器的棱背響尾蛇，還有用舌頭捉魚的幼蛇。

　　爬蟲類更要應付人類帶來的任何轉變。海龜在發電站附近的暖水區裡舒適自在；壁虎在城市的夜生活享用昆蟲晚宴；愛上快餐的科莫多龍；佛羅里達州有住在哥爾夫球場的鱷魚和市郊的蟒蛇。
~ 稱霸的爬蟲類
~ 聰明的爬蟲類
~ 未來的爬蟲類

　　Could reptiles be the most successful and fearsome group of animals on the planet? With their armoury of weapons, their finely tuned senses and their incredible ability to adapt, modern reptiles have inherited the dinosaurs' dominant role on earth. Ruling Reptiles These are the planet's super-efficient creatures. Some - like the giant tortoises with their hard shell or the Gila monster with its armour-plating scales - have natural defences; crocodiles have their own system of temperature control, while the four-metre long black mamba delivers a bite with enough venom to kill ten people. Others are equipped to unleash cell destroying or nerve-blocking chemicals. Three metres long with serrated-edged teeth coated in bacteria, the Komodo dragon's inflicts a fatally festering bite. And the slow, short-sighted, placid Gila monster can pump out venom laced with a chemical component that enhances memory of the pain. Versatile, deadly, ingenious 'the reign of the reptiles looks set to continue for some time yet...

　　Smart Reptiles Reptiles have developed some amazing talents and biotechnology to become the ultimate survivors in the animal kingdom. Whilst the Armadillo lizard forms a living wheel to escape predators and the Spiked Horned lizard squirts blood from its eyes to repel attackers, the chameleon's unique skill is to express emotions in pulsating colour. The snake is the most remarkable of these smart creatures. They can niff out their prey using a forked tongue and then kill them by hugging them to death or injecting them with chemicals through hypodermic-sharp fangs. The Diamondback rattlesnake injects a slowly spreading deadly venom that even starts the digestion process before the victim has died. And baby Garter snakes are able to fish for trout with their tongues!

Future Reptiles Global warming, urbanisation, animal smugglers - as the world changes faster than ever, have reptiles got what it takes to be part of our future? As the obedient crocodiles at Gatorland prove, reptiles are great adapters. There are snakes that refine their venom to keep up with ever-changing prey and aquatic crocodiles that can now survive in the heart of the desert. But many reptiles are shrewd enough to actually benefit from human interventions in the environment - chameleons move into gardens with sprinkler systems, geckos enjoy the insect-attracting delights of city night life and stowaway brown tree snakes have colonised a whole Pacific island. Reptiles are here to stay and may be coming your way?

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