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Cave of the Black Dragon: Gunung Mulu National Park: UNESCO Culture Sector

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Cave of the Black Dragon, Gunung Mulu National Park. 00:00:01
The Gunung Mulu National Park lies just below the equator in Borneo, in Malaysia. 00:00:08
The park covers 530 square kilometres of tropical rainforest. 00:00:13
The jungle teems with plant and animal species. 00:00:20
This Latin fly's mottled colouring protects it from predators. 00:00:25
The birdwing butterfly is a symbol of Malaysia. 00:00:31
The creatures have adapted to this environment. 00:00:38
This tree appears hollow. A parasitic fig entwined itself around another tree. 00:00:44
The tree died and this is the result. 00:00:49
Vast limestone caves extend beneath the forest. 00:00:55
It is one of the largest and longest set of caves in the world. 00:01:01
Heavy tropical rains carve them out of the stone. 00:01:09
The caves are home to a creature that supports a whole ecosystem in Gunung Mulu. 00:01:18
The fawn roundleaf bat is Borneo's most common bat species. 00:01:24
A species of centipede also lives here. 00:01:30
When in danger, it leaves a fluorescent liquid and scuttles away. 00:01:34
It rains continually in Borneo's rainforest. 00:01:43
Once the rain ceases, the bats inside the cave awake and fly out together. 00:01:49
There are more than three million of them. 00:01:55
They are called the black dragon, a term of awe and respect. 00:02:00
The bats fly around preying on insects. The dance can last more than 30 minutes. 00:02:06
Their natural enemy is the hawk. 00:02:16
The shape of the black dragon disperses as it defends the bats form a circle to scare the hawk away. 00:02:18
Gunung Mulu, with its enormous caves below and a vast tropical rainforest above, 00:02:31
hums with life and mystery. 00:02:36
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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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