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• 1.国家地理 水母为何如此迷人(4)
• Then there are the ctenophores (pronounced TEH-nuh-fores), which are such oddballs they've been placed in a phylum of their own. Also known as comb je...
• 2.国家地理 水母为何如此迷人(3)
• Moon jellies and their cousins, which include lion's mane jellies and sea nettles, are known as true jellies. They belong to the class Scyphozoa, in t...
• 3.国家地理 水母为何如此迷人(2)
• Scary, squishy, cool, brainless, mesmerizing -- jellyfish are all of these and a whole lot more. Anatomically they're relatively simple animals; they ...
• 4.国家地理 水母为何如此迷人(1)
• Moon jellies, which are found in shallow bays around the world, look like small, not entirely friendly ghosts. 分布范围遍及全球浅海湾的海月水母，看起...
• 5.国家地理 工业化农业是导致鸟类数量锐减的一个原因
• As industrial-scale farms flourish in the European Union, its fields have grown quietrobbed of the birds that once filled them with song. Since 1980 t...
• 6.国家地理 为什么火箭爱好者都愿意来这片沙漠(2)
• One engineer installed a GoPro camera on his rocket; he showed Ormerod pictures it had captured high in the sky. Others get creative -- one rocket is ...
• 7.国家地理 为什么火箭爱好者都愿意来这片沙漠(1)
• Heat and swirls of dust above the cracked earth of northwestern Nevada make any sign of life look like a mirage. In the fall of 2016, photographer Rob...
• 8.国家地理 一次翻越世界屋脊的历史性旅行(7)
• The next afternoon plainclothes agents escorted us onto the first flight out of Pakistan. Later it all would be declared a mix-up. A confusion of pape...
• 9.国家地理 一次翻越世界屋脊的历史性旅行(6)
• Irshad Pass rises 16,335 feet above sea level. We finally reached it at sunset. Paley ventured a feeble victory dance. I gulped air so thin and metall...
• 10.国家地理 一次翻越世界屋脊的历史性旅行(5)
• My walk is a circle, albeit one with the radius of the world. 我的旅程也是一个环，虽然只是世界的半圆弧。 On the morning of September 23, in a coarse i...