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1.英语听力:探索发现 2013-03-08 猛玛象进城记 Mammoths to Manhattan—17
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But there is at least one place in Florida where the manatees benefit from humans being around. Clean, hot water released from this power plant turns ...
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2.英语听力:探索发现 2013-03-06 猛玛象进城记 Mammoths to Manhattan—16
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This disused car park is a near-perfect location for raising chicks, and only a short flight from a plentiful supply of food. Skimmers get their name ...
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3.英语听力:探索发现 2013-03-03 猛玛象进城记 Mammoths to Manhattan—15
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Moose mainly browse on trees and shrubs, but they will also sample something new. They have a soft spot for pumpkins left out after Halloween. As many...
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4.英语听力:探索发现 2013-03-01 猛玛象进城记 Mammoths to Manhattan—14
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Although many of these city foxes do get killed by cars, the population as a whole is thriving. Thats because a regular supply of water means a regula...
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5.英语听力:探索发现 2013-02-27 猛玛象进城记 Mammoths to Manhattan—13
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The owls can raise anything from 1 to 12 chicks in a summer season. To survive, their young will have to quickly learn to negotiate the dangers of cit...
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6.英语听力:探索发现 2013-02-24 猛玛象进城记 Mammoths to Manhattan—12
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And farming fuelled the growth of another habitat, one that would become an even bigger challenge to North America's wildlife. The modern city was bor...
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7.英语听力:探索发现 2013-02-22 猛玛象进城记 Mammoths to Manhattan—11
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At first, the Europeans relied heavily on local food supply by native people. But as they settled in, their farming practices began to shape the lands...
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8.英语听力:探索发现 2013-02-20 猛玛象进城记 Mammoths to Manhattan—10
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Where purple martins had once laid their eggs in hollow threes, in time, they came to rely almost totally on people to provide nests for them. These a...
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9.英语听力:探索发现 2013-02-17 猛玛象进城记 Mammoths to Manhattan—9
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By the mid 1800s, the horse and the cowboy had come to symbolize the wild west. And of course, with the cowboys came cattle. As the bison quickly vani...
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10.英语听力:探索发现 2013-02-15 猛玛象进城记 Mammoths to Manhattan—8
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Just over 500 years ago, Europeans arrived in North America. And with these colonizers came an animal that hadnt been seen here for thousands of years...