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• 1.国家地理 保护着海岸和生命的消失的森林(1)
• It was when the body of a long-dead friend surfaced near her front door that Bulu Haldar knew her house was as good as gone. 直到一位死去多时的朋友的...
• 2.国家地理 加里曼丹岛的地底洞天(15)
• One day, with Mad Phil and a young caver named Ben, I explored along the left side of the chamber, searching for another entrance. Sarawak is so large...
• 3.国家地理 加里曼丹岛的地底洞天(14)
• Near the chamber's entrance, Mad Phil began drilling bolts into the wall, working his way around an overhanging ledge to the roof. The rest of us expl...
• 4.国家地理 加里曼丹岛的地底洞天(13)
• An hour later we arrived at the mouth of Good Luck Cave, where a river emerged from a tall cleft in a wall of limestone. We waded in and pushed ahead,...
• 5.国家地理 加里曼丹岛的地底洞天(12)
• Sarawak Chamber was so big, Mad Phil explained, that it almost certainly contained new passagesparticularly in the roof, where no one had ever searche...
• 6.国家地理 加里曼丹岛的地底洞天(11)
• But no wall appeared. So they tried a different tactic, veering sharply, figuring they'd bump into a side wall. They heard swiftlets calling overhead,...
• 7.国家地理 加里曼丹岛的地底洞天(10)
• Two weeks later, when I joined him in Mulu, that faith had been tempered. The expedition was divided into three main teams. Two of them searched for n...
• 8.国家地理 加里曼丹岛的地底洞天(9)
• During their time belowground in 1979, Eavis and his fellow cavers explored some 30 miles of passagesan unprecedented feat. Nearly 40 years later, wea...
• 9.国家地理 加里曼丹岛的地底洞天(8)
• The British team found that Deer Cave stretched for nearly two miles, and for a decade afterward it stood as the world's largest known cave passage. I...
• 10.国家地理 加里曼丹岛的地底洞天(7)
• In 1979, Eavis arrived in Borneo as part of a British expedition designed to study the rainforest and help the recently independent Malaysia understan...