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Rich life in the forest: The Shiretoko Peninsula in Hokkaido: UNESCO Culture Sector

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Hokkaido lost its pristine nature after over a century of land development. However it is still possible to see the animals in their original state in Shiretoko.

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Rich life in the forest, the Shiretoko Peninsula in Hokkaido. 00:00:00
In this frozen world, the ocean is covered with sea ice 00:00:06
and the forests stand in temperatures of minus 20 degrees Celsius. 00:00:10
The Shiretoko forest is home to a variety of animal species. 00:00:15
Hokkaido lost its pristine nature after over a century of land development. 00:00:22
However, it is still possible to see the animals in their original state in Shiretoko. 00:00:29
In spring, animals make their first steps outside. 00:00:37
A black woodpecker is feeding its chicks. 00:00:43
Here, a northern fox and a herd of Yezoshika deer. 00:00:50
It's important to think about how it's possible to preserve their habitat 00:00:58
and rethink the relationship with the wild. 00:01:03
Endangered brown bears also live here. 00:01:07
The estimated number of brown bears in Shiretoko is put at over 100. 00:01:14
Hunters killed the bears during the time of the Meiji government 00:01:21
and their number greatly decreased. 00:01:25
Shiretoko is the only place in Japan with a brown bear population. 00:01:28
Shiretoko in early summer. 00:01:36
A water oozle rises from the fast-flowing river. 00:01:43
It eats aquatic insects. 00:01:47
A shoal of pink salmon swim up creek to spawn. 00:01:51
Here, a mother bear catches a salmon. 00:02:07
A cub runs in to share it. 00:02:13
But the mother doesn't seem to want to give it to him. 00:02:19
This cub is trying to catch salmon by himself. 00:02:26
After repeated tries, he finally catches his prey. 00:02:33
Soon he will be on his own. 00:02:43
He has to learn hunting techniques and be able to feed himself 00:02:46
to prepare for the long winter hibernation. 00:02:49
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NHK World Heritage 100 Series - UNESCO
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1 de junio de 2007 - 10:52
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In spring animals make their first steps outside. A Black Woodpecker is feeding its chicks. Here, a northern fox and a herd of Yezo Shika deer. It is important to think about how it’s possible to preserve their habitat and rethink the relationship with the wild.

Endangered brown bears also live here. The estimated number of brown bears in Shiretoko is put at over one hundred. Hunters killed the bears during the time of the Meiji government and their number greatly decreased. Shiretoko is the only place in Japan with a brown bear population.

Shiretoko in early summer

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