The video opens with a series of beautiful nature scenes showing the transition of the seasons from winter to spring.The image shows an airplane flying through the sky before turning to snow-covered forests and mountains.As the music accompanies the scene, the camera switches to a man traveling through a snowy forest, wearing a black jacket and carrying a backpack, surrounded by a stunning landscape.The video then shows close-up shots of green leaves and flowers, emphasizing change and the emergence of a new world.The video then reveals the lives of a variety of tiny creatures in the forest, including bees, spiders and ants, through a series of close-ups.The video further delves into the wonders of the insect world, especially the life of firefly larvae.These larvae are active at night and are able to glow on their own.The video details how the firefly larvae silently seek out prey and eventually attack and feed on the snail.The snail tries to protect itself with foam, but ends up becoming prey to the larvae.The larva is not only a cunning killer, but also a ruthless predator that sucks all the nutrients out of its prey.The video also describes the lives of adult fireflies.Adult female fireflies have wings that have deteriorated to a mere glow, while males have dark brown wings.The glow of adult fireflies not only signals courtship, but also warns of prey.The video shows how fireflies attract mates with their light and eventually bond in the light.The video then shifts to insect life at the water's edge.For these insects, frogs are the worst natural enemies.The video shows how the frog lurks in the water and waits for the right moment to prey on a flying dragonfly.Although frogs pose a great threat to dragonflies, the video also shows the beauty of dragonflies as they lay their eggs.Finally, the video summarizes the wonder and complexity of the insect world.Those who study insect life have a deeper understanding of nature itself, and the insect world, in which larger, stronger animals do not always prey on smaller, weaker ones, differs from the natural laws of the human world.The video shows the wonder and diversity of the insect world through a series of beautiful images and detailed narration.[00:10:00->00:20:00] The night is low, and the stars dot the serene sky, but the insect world is not silent.Deep in a dense forest, a green beetle sat quietly on a branch, seemingly waiting for something.As the night progressed, the frogs were singing as if it were a symphony of nature.However, as night falls, the frogs end their feeding and begin to rest.Tonight, however, the tranquility seems to have been shattered.The scene switches to a frog that is sitting leisurely on the ground, seemingly unaware of the impending danger.Suddenly, a beetle crept in, only 20 millimeters long with a yellow rim around the edge of its body.The beetle, called Miss nigricans, is a nocturnal insect that hides under decaying leaves and rocks during the day and is active only at night.Its long legs are lightning fast and its sharp chewers are its main weapon of prey.The beetle approached the frog silently and suddenly, it quickly bit the frog's back.After a few seconds, the frog's nervous system and muscles were affected and it began to be unable to move.The beetle continues to concentrate its attack on the frog's back, gradually breaking down its muscles and internal organs a little and eventually swallowing them.The whole process was swift and brutal and shocking.The video shows the entire process of the beetle's predation, from its silent approach to its prey, to its rapid attack and paralyzing of the prey, to its disintegration and devouring of the prey, every detail shows how efficient and ruthless the beetle is as a predator.It's incredible that this tiny insect is able to prey on amphibians much larger than itself.As the beetle's feeding process ends, the scene shifts to the beetle larvae.These larvae have the same predatory instincts and they instinctively go after the frogs.The larvae burrow into the frog's legs or thorax and feed on the flesh and body fluids.After three molts, the larvae will return to hunting again and continue to prey on amphibians several times their size.The video shows the wonder and complexity of the insect world through a series of beautiful images and detailed narration.Not only do these tiny creatures have amazing predatory skills, but they also display their unique survival strategies.Despite their tiny size, insects play an important role in nature's struggle for survival and cannot be ignored.With the arrival of spring comes new life in the insect world.Flowers bloom and green leaves flourish, but it's also the time of year when the insect world's struggle for survival is at its most intense.The beetles are in a constant and fierce battle to survive and reproduce.Male beetles go to great lengths to attract females by using the toxic substance cantharidin, which is poisonous to other insects but is a means of courtship for them.The video concludes with a demonstration of the beetles' courtship rituals, in which the males lure the females with their curled tentacles and, once successful, they mate.The whole process is both mysterious and full of life, showing the wonder and diversity of the insect world.[00:20:00->00:30:00] With the arrival of spring comes new life in the insect world.The video shows a pair of black insects swirling in a meadow as they appear to be engaged in some sort of courtship ritual.The camera closes in on an Ante as it moves slowly across the grass, its movements meticulously captured to show its unique way of walking.Next, the scene switches to a black insect spinning on a leaf as if waiting for something.The subtitles in the video explain that once the male insect has lured the female with his tentacles, they will mate.When their encounters are dominated by females, after mating is over, the females will start looking for a suitable place to dig a tunnel.This is a labor-intensive job that takes 3 to 4 hours.The video shows the female insect spinning on the ground, seemingly looking for the best place to dig.Eventually the tunnels were ready and the females entered them and laid about five thousand eggs.After three weeks, these eggs will break out of their shells and turn into larvae.In the video, the camera switches to a beautiful forest, with trees gently swaying in the wind and the sunlight shedding dappled light through the leaves.Next, the scene shifts to a field of purple flowers in full bloom and a grassy field of flowers.The video's caption mentions that it's peak season for flower-seeking insects, especially Japanese artichokes, which have a variety of insects growing on their flowers.The camera closes in on a butterfly that lands on a purple flower and begins to suck the nectar.The video explains that whenever a butterfly lands on a flower, these small insects will fly over.The image shows a group of ants moving slowly across the ground, seemingly searching for food.The video's caption mentions that the tiny insects sport black-shirted maggots, which were roughly beaten and crawled to the surface only a few hours ago.The video continues to show the wonder and complexity of the insect world.An orange larva crawls across the green leaves, seemingly looking for food.Another shot shows a group of ants moving and interacting on a leaf, demonstrating their social behavior.The camera switches again to a close-up of a green leafy plant, the camera vibrating on the leaves to reveal the details of the plant.The caption in the video mentions that the larvae that climbed to the top of the non-flowering plants started to gather, while those that gathered on the flowering plants were much more fortunate.The camera switches to a purple flower covered in larvae that seem to be waiting for something.The video's caption explains that the larvae are waiting for insects attracted by the flowers.Next, the camera shows a bee flying through the air and then ascending a tree.The subtitles of the video mention that these larvae are completely dependent on flying insects, especially bees.The camera closes in further to show bees collecting nectar from flowers.The caption in the video mentions that when the bee flies to the flower, the larvae immediately climb onto the bee, as if they have been waiting for this moment.The video goes on to show how the larva burrows deep into the bee's furry body and sucks its nutrients.The video's captions explain that female black beacons lay thousands of eggs because once they break out of their shells, they have the opportunity to choose a very small environment in which to survive.The video shows the bees continuing to collect pollen and honey from the flowers, even though they have been overwhelmed by the larvae.The last part of the video shows the bees returning to the hive, completely unaware that they have brought the enemy into their home.The video's credits mention that the bumblebees managed to return to the hive, but little did they know that they had just changed the fate of an entire kingdom.Through a series of beautiful images and detailed narration, the video shows the wonder and complexity of the insect world and the struggle for survival of these tiny creatures in nature.[00:30:00->00:40:00] The camera of the video pans to a moss-covered rock, showing a green insect sliding across the surface of the rock, seemingly looking for prey.Its slender legs move quickly and appear to be very agile.If this hunt is unsuccessful, it will have to open its sharp, venomous spines and wait in one place for a few days until its prey appears.The camera switches to a tree, and close-ups show the green fungus growing on the trunk, covered with a thick layer of moss that appears to be alive.The scene then returns to the rock once again, where the green insect continues to slide across the surface of the rock, and it seems to be wary of everything around it.Suddenly, it spotted its target - a caterpillar with olive-colored, sickle-shaped wings on a rock and a small insect, which was quietly hiding in the moss.The olive-colored wings of the caterpillars stood out in the sunlight, while the small insects almost blended in with the moss.The insect quickly approaches, ready to attack.The camera zooms in to see the insect's long legs and sharp chewers, which are the tools it uses to hunt for food.The hunt begins and the caterpillar seems to sense the danger and begins to struggle, but it's too late.The insect quickly bites the caterpillar with its sharp chewer, and after a few seconds, the caterpillar's struggles diminish and eventually stop.The insect continues to break down the caterpillar's muscles and guts with its masticator and then slowly swallows them.The whole process was swift and brutal and shocking.The camera switches to another rock, where a green larva slides across the surface of the rock, seemingly looking for prey as well.The larva moves more slowly, but it has the same predatory instincts.The camera zooms in to reveal the heads and tentacles of the larvae as they carefully explore the rocky surface in search of potential prey.The video continues to show the insect's feeding techniques as the camera switches to a spider moving slowly up a tree trunk, its movements appearing very cautious.The spider's long legs move nimbly around the trunk of the tree, seemingly searching for prey.The camera switches again to a butterfly resting on a rock, with the sunlight spilling through the leaves and onto the butterfly's wings.The final part of the video shows the wonder and complexity of the insect world.In a close-up shot of a leafy green plant, the camera captures the details of the plant and demonstrates the delicacy of nature.The camera switches to a bee collecting nectar from a flower, the bee's wings glistening in the sunlight and looking very busy.Through a series of beautiful images and detailed narration, the video shows the wonder and diversity of the insect world and the struggle for survival of these tiny creatures in nature.[00:40:00->00:50:00] The video screen pans to a close-up shot of a tree, showing the ants moving slowly and in an orderly fashion up the trunk.The ants seemed to be performing some sort of solemn ritual as they advanced along the scattered ant carcasses and eggs, as if they were establishing their own kingdom among the dry plants and trees.The camera zooms in and the ants can be seen carefully picking up the eggs of the silverback butterfly and carrying them back to the nest.The scene then switches to a close-up shot of a small insect spinning on a tree trunk.The insect, which looked like a larva, moved slowly across the surface of the tree as if looking for food.The camera closes in again and the larva's head and tentacles can be seen carefully exploring the trunk of the tree, looking for potential prey.The scene then switches to a close-up shot of another insect sliding up a tree trunk.This time, the insect's movements seemed slower and more graceful, as if it were performing some sort of ritual.The camera closes in again and the insect can be seen gently touching the trunk of a tree with its tentacles, as if feeling its surroundings.The video goes on to show the interaction between the ants and the silverback butterfly larvae.As the larvae hatch from the eggs, the ants become busier.They showed great interest in these larvae, sometimes gently touching them with their tentacles as if checking their health.The camera zooms in and the ants can be seen touching the larvae with their tendrils and sometimes even guiding them to move.Over time, the ants begin to intervene more directly with the larvae.In the video, an ant suddenly bites a larva, and other ants quickly join in.They drag the larvae into the nest as if to provide shelter for them.The camera zooms in and the ants can be seen dragging the silver-colored larvae, moving along the trunk of the tree, and eventually bringing the larvae into the nest.The subtitles of the video explain the deeper reasons for this behavior.It turns out that these larvae are able to get plenty of food under the care of the ants, who in turn get the honey-like substance secreted by the larvae by stimulating the tubercles on their tails.This substance is strongly attractive to ants, making them willing to care for the larvae for up to a year.The scene switches again to the interior of the nest, showing the life of the larvae in the nest.The larvae grow up under the care of the ants and become much larger than the ants.The camera closes in and the ants can be seen studying the body of the larva with interest, especially the tubercle on the tail.The substance secreted by these tubercles is a tasty treat for the ants, who are constantly stimulating the tubercles to get more of the secretion.The end of the video shows the growth of the larvae.A year later, a huge caterpillar emerged from its nest looking very strong.The camera closes in and the caterpillar can be seen crawling out of its nest accompanied by ants, as if preparing to complete its final metamorphosis.The subtitles of the video explain that the caterpillar is able to grow successfully under the care of the ants, eventually turning into a beautiful silverback butterfly that leaves the ants' nest to start a new life.Through this series of beautiful images and detailed narration, the video demonstrates symbiotic relationships and survival strategies in the insect world.Not only do these tiny creatures have amazing predatory skills, but they also display their unique survival strategies, leaving one in awe of this wonderful and complex world.[00:50:00->01:00:00] The camera of the video pans to a dense forest, showing a green Caterpillar spinning slowly and gracefully on a leaf.The sunlight poured through the gaps in the leaves, making Caterpillar look extraordinarily alive.The subtitles of the video mention that there are bad guys in this world and sometimes there are.This statement seems to suggest the complexity and unpredictability of nature.The scene switches to another leaf, this time a yellow Caterpillar sliding on a green leaf.It seemed to be searching for food, moving lightly and nimbly.The subtitles re-emphasize that there are bad guys in this world, and sometimes there are.This repetition seems to reinforce the theme that in nature, survival is a challenging process, and that every living thing is fighting for its own survival.The camera closes in further to show a small black insect swirling in the grass.The insect appears to be exploring its surroundings, looking for possible food sources.The video's subtitles explain that there are so many bad people in the world that sometimes being born here is crueler than being born anywhere else.The struggle for survival here is more intense than death, and every moment is a battle between life and death.The camera switches to a scene of a hiker walking on the ground.The climbers seem to be exploring their surroundings, searching carefully for food.The subtitles of the video mention that death here is a fierce struggle and the fight for survival never stops.The camera closes in again to show the details of the grass and trees, each leaf appearing huge and mysterious to the insect's eye.The video continues to show a view of the insect world.If we shrink ourselves down to the height of an insect, each leaf would seem huge and vast.The shot shows Caterpillar swirling around in the foliage, casting long shadows as if exploring a vast world.The video's caption explains that each leaf is like a universe, a world full of unknowns and challenges for insects.As the camera keeps switching, the image shows a drone flying over a forest, capturing beautiful views of trees and mountains.The caption of the video mentions that following the breeze and the stream brings us to the world of insects.The camera continues to show a variety of insects in the forest, including prayer worms, ants and various larvae that are busy living in their natural environment.The camera of the video gradually closes in to show a close-up of a prayer bug resting on a tree branch.The prayer worm's long legs and slender body make it look like a twig, a camouflage that makes it safer from predators.The video's subtitles explain that the insect lives on tree branches and has a body with joints like bamboo stalks, enabling it to hang upside down from leaves and survive even without wings.The camera switches again to a green leaf on which a green Caterpillar is spinning.The caption of the video mentions that when it sees a predator, it stretches out its legs to look more like a tree or a bud.This camouflage technique allows it to better protect itself in times of danger.As the camera switches, the scene shows a male prayer bug on a branch waiting for a chance to mate.The video's subtitles explain that once mature, this insect can reproduce every ten days.Female prayer worms lay seed-like eggs that fall on a thick layer of leaves.This type of reproduction allows them to better adapt to their environment and utilize their extraordinary fecundity to survive.The video concludes by showing the wonder and complexity of the insect world.The camera shows the sun setting and the night falling as the insect world becomes different from the daytime.In the darkness, various nocturnal animals began to come alive, their eyes glittering with anticipation.The subtitles of the video mention that even in the darkness of the night, there are insects looking for food and the struggle for survival never stops.Through this series of beautiful images and detailed narration, the video demonstrates the wonder and diversity of the insect world and the survival strategies of these tiny creatures in nature.Every detail reveals the complexity and vitality of the insect world, leaving the audience in awe of this amazing world.[01:00:00->01:10:00] The video screen shifts to a lush forest, with sunlight spilling onto the ground through a dense canopy of trees, creating dappled light and shadows.The camera moves slowly along the surface of the tree, capturing the detail of a black insect sliding across the bark.The insect seemed to be searching for food, and it moved slowly and cautiously, as if exploring every tiny crack and bump.As the camera closes in, the image shows a close-up of a dense section of trees, with the camera vibrating on the trunks, revealing the structure and patterns of the trees.Everything in the forest seemed serene and peaceful, but that calm was soon shattered.The caption of the video mentions, "It seems peaceful here."However, this tranquility did not last long.Next, the camera switches to a black insect sliding up the trunk of a tree, which appears to move more quickly and nimbly.The video's caption explains, "It seems peaceful here, and then a greedy young woman decides to take all the resin for herself."The insects in the picture begin to push back those eating the resin, as if competing for resources.The shot goes on to show a spider sliding up the trunk of a tree, with the camera angled from below for a more dramatic look.As the camera switches, the image shows a swarm of insects sliding up a tree trunk, their movements appearing both slow and determined.The caption of the video mentions, "She begins to push back the resin-eating scoops of bran, asphalt, and tar-eaters in a struggle that gradually escalates and devolves into a battle of the females and males."The females seemed to have the upper hand, but the males didn't give up and they began to fight back, eventually throwing the females from the tree.The camera closes in again to show an insect sliding up and down along the trunk of a tree, the camera capturing its every movement.The video's caption explains, "The female seems to have the upper hand, but then the male will fight back.The rooster threw the hen from the tree."The fight ended in victory for the male insect and the forest was once again peaceful.The video's caption further explains, "Once again, the tree is at peace with violence.Peace reigns in the trees and violence is replaced by love."The trees in the picture appear more serene, as if after the fight they too have been ushered into a new harmony.The camera then switches to a dense view of trees in the forest, with the camera vibrating on the trunks, revealing the fascinating structures and patterns of the trees.The video's caption mentions, "This oak tree by Bran Zorak is more than just a tree.The oak is more than just a tree to the Branzorak, it's a place where they mate, forage and fight.Here they mate, forage and fight for survival, the arena of their entire lives."

The shot continues to show a bird passing through the branches of a tree with a beautiful mountain scene in the background.The video's caption explains, "His entire world is made up of leaves the size of his hand.This insect is the wood cricket.To protect themselves from the dangers of the forest, wood crickets build a home made of leaves to help them hide from predators."

The wood cricket in the image begins to spit fine threads out of its mouth, which are made up mostly of proteins that the cricket uses to stitch the edges of the leaves, joining the front and back of the leaf.The video's caption explains, "When the cricket finds a suitable leaf, it begins to spit out fine thread from its mouth, which is made up mostly of proteins that the cricket uses to stitch the edges of the leaf."

As the camera closes in, the image shows a wood cricket busily working on a leaf, bobbing its head from side to side as it puts the leaf together like a skilled seamstress.The video's caption mentions, "It tirelessly swings its head from side to side, piecing the sheets together like a skilled seamstress.When the crickets finish their work they rest until nightfall."

The camera switches once again to a beautiful sunset scene, the sun setting behind the mountains, the sky filled with pink and orange light.The video's caption explains, "Darkness has finally descended on the forest, and one species of cricket appears to be nocturnal."

As night falls, the scene shows a wood cricket spinning on a leaf; it hasn't eaten all day, so it's desperate for food.The caption of the video mentions, "He hadn't eaten all day, so he was desperate to find food.It moves quickly and is a true predator.It feeds on models and insects that outnumber it."

Next, the camera shows a butterfly resting on a green leaf, followed by a spider sliding across the leaf, seemingly hunting.The video's caption explains, "For example, cicadas also become prey to crickets.In chasing cicadas, crickets will run up tree trunks to the trunk."

The cricket in the picture rushes forward and instantly grabs a cicada.The video's caption mentions, "The cricket rushed forward and caught a cicada in the blink of an eye.The larva grunts when she attacks, and she shouldn't have any trouble defeating a small man.It is powerful and fast, easily subduing small fish and biting them with its powerful and fast jaws."

As the camera switches, the scene shows a dragonfly larva ambling through the water, waiting for its prey.The video's caption explains, "Dragonfly larvae feed on aquatic insects and small fish in their larval stage, and in this underwater system, the larvae are formidable predators.July Sentinel larvae are waiting in ambush for the Medaka to arrive."

The larvae in the picture strike quickly and grab a small fish.The caption of the video mentions, "She was waiting for an opportunity to attack, and after a second, she grabbed it and pulled it out.The tadpole kicked frantically, but all efforts were in vain, the powerful chewing force depriving it of any hope of escape."

Finally, the camera shows a small white spider hanging upside down from a flower.The video's caption explains, "It's called a crab spider because of its flat, crab-like body.Spiders hide under flowers and attack insects, attracting butterflies, flies and aphids.Unlike most other spiders, the slave spider does not weave a web, but waits for an insect to fly onto a flower and then carefully approaches its prey with its long front legs and venomous spines."

The image shows a spider cautiously approaching a bee, but the wind blows the flowers and the bee is able to escape.The caption of the video mentions, "It rushed, but the wind blew the flowers and the bees were able to escape.Again the spider waited, certain that the scent of these wildflowers would attract other insects."

As the camera pulls away, the image shows a field of purple flowers, the sun shining in the sky, and butterflies fluttering among the flowers.The video's credits summarize, "The long wait finally pays off as a butterfly flies to the flowers.This couple of spiders show off their hunting skills."

Through a series of beautifully rendered images and detailed narration, the video demonstrates the wonder and complexity of the insect world, revealing the survival strategies and feeding techniques of these tiny creatures and leaving viewers in awe of this amazing world.[01:10:00->01:20:00] The video screen shifts to a lush forest, with sunlight spilling through the dense canopy of trees, creating dappled light on the ground.The camera moves slowly along the surface of the tree, capturing the detail of a white spider spinning on a purple flower.This spider moves gracefully and swiftly, as if demonstrating its unique hunting skills.The subtitles of the video mention that these tricks are almost elusive, making it hard to believe that such a tiny creature could be so flexible.The spider hides behind a flower and slowly approaches an orange butterfly enjoying the nectar.The butterfly seemed to be completely absorbed in the sweetness of the nectar, totally unaware of the approaching danger.The camera closes in to show the spider carefully approaching the butterfly, which is almost imperceptible as it almost blends in with the flower.The black spots on the butterfly's wings looked beautiful in the sunlight, but it knew nothing of the impending threat.As time went on, the spider got closer and closer to the butterfly and it almost touched its wings.The video's captions emphasize that the butterfly's carefree life is coming to an end and that a natural enemy is nearby.Despite the proximity of the predator, the butterfly does not seem to perceive any danger.It continued to enjoy the nectar on the flowers, completely unaware of the shadow of death that had fallen over it.Suddenly, the spider strikes quickly, extending its sharp, venomous sting into the butterfly.The moment is almost impossible to capture, but the video's slow-motion footage clearly shows the process.The butterfly seemed to realize the danger the moment it was stabbed, but it was too late.The spider's venom quickly spread to the butterfly's body, rendering it defenseless.The butterfly tries to struggle, but eventually drops its wings helplessly.The video's subtitles explain that even though the butterfly escapes from its predator, it dies when the spider's venom spreads to its body.The camera switches to a dry forest floor where a bicyclist rides leisurely along a forest trail.The surroundings are serene, no people or vehicles are visible in the video, and only insects inhabit every corner.The camera pulls in close to show a bee jumping out of a burrow, seemingly searching for food in the midst of a drought.The subtitle of the video mentions that insects inhabit every corner of the world and they look for survival in every crevice.Next, the scene shifts to a flea beetle larva, which moves slowly across the ground in search of prey.The larvae's heads stick out of the tunnel, waiting for their victims to pass by.Soon a caterpillar appeared, and the larva quickly grabbed it and dragged it into its burrow with its powerful jaws.The video's subtitles explain that foraging ants also fall into the burrows of flea beetle larvae, which eat them unceremoniously with their claw-like hands.As the camera switches, the scene shows a beautiful insect sliding on a tree, which is considered to be the most beautiful beetle in Korea.The subtitles of the video mention that little is known about this mysterious creature, but its larvae live in wood and are very beautifully colored.The camera zooms in to show the details of the larva moving slowly through the wood, its body a striking display of vibrant green and black spots.The end of the video shows the arrival of spring and the revival of nature.Insects that have been hibernating all winter are beginning to wake up and the caterpillars in their eggs are beginning to hatch.The camera zooms in to show a caterpillar spinning on a leaf as it instinctively climbs up a tree in search of food and to avoid predators.The caption of the video mentions that caterpillars need flower buds to hide from cold and hungry predators, and the buds provide them with shelter.The caterpillar searches for food on leaves that will become not only its habitat, but its whole world.As the camera switches, the scene shows a caterpillar spinning on a leaf, which is almost always looking for food.The video's captions explain that the caterpillar's insatiable appetite reflects the frenetic pace of its growth.When the caterpillar grows large enough, it turns into a transitional chrysalis, a process known as pupation.While pupation is an amazing process, it leaves the caterpillar defenseless against predators.Through this series of beautiful images and detailed narration, the video showcases the wonder and diversity of the insect world, revealing the survival strategies and feeding techniques of these tiny creatures, and leaving viewers in awe of this amazing world.[01:20:00->01:30:00] The video screen shifts to a lush forest, with sunlight spilling through the dense canopy of trees, creating dappled light on the ground.The camera moves slowly along the surface of the tree, capturing the detail of a caterpillar spinning on a branch.This caterpillar moves with grace and swiftness, as if demonstrating its unique hunting skills.The subtitles of the video mention that the caterpillar becomes extremely vulnerable to predators such as birds after it pupates, and that it may face the threat of death before it fully recovers.As time passes, the camera closes in to show a close-up shot of green leaves swaying in the wind.The camera focuses on the leaves, capturing their movement as they gently glide in the wind.The video's caption mentions that two weeks after the pupation, an extraordinary event took place.The scene switches to a green caterpillar spinning on a piece of paper, its movements appearing slower and more determined.The video's credits emphasize that two weeks after the pupation, a momentous occasion is approaching, but things are not looking good.Next, the camera pans to a close-up shot of a butterfly resting on a piece of paper.The butterfly's wings unfolded and seemed to be still recovering.The subtitles of the video mention that the star of this spectacular show is the glittering Japanese butterfly.The butterfly is about to leave the trees and leaves that provide it with shelter and food to start a new life.The image shows a butterfly flying over a field of flowers, seemingly looking for nectar to feed on.The video's captions explain that while this is a familiar and beautiful sight, this beauty is all the more precious and rare considering how difficult their flight journey is.The camera switches to a cyclist going through the forest, he is wearing a helmet and seems to be enjoying the ride.The subtitles of the video mention that not all caterpillars succeed in turning into butterflies, and that only one percent of caterpillars make this metamorphosis.The image shows another green caterpillar spinning on a leaf that appears to be in the process of skin cutting.The video's captions explain that the predator is hard to avoid, and a butterfly caterpillar swoops down and grabs it.The camera then shows a close-up shot of a small insect hopping on a leaf, which appears to be a parasitic wasp.The subtitles of the video mention that the parasitic wasp is a three-millimeter-long insect that lays its eggs inside caterpillars with unusual ferocity.The image shows the parasitic wasp injecting its spiky eggs into the caterpillar, and after completing the process, it flies away.The video's subtitles explain that the bee can lay hundreds of eggs at a time, and when the eggs hatch, the larvae grow by feeding on the caterpillar's internal organs.The video goes on to show the caterpillar's efforts to protect itself during the pupation process.The image shows a caterpillar spinning on a leaf, seemingly making its final preparations.The subtitles of the video mention that even at this stage, the nymphs are trying to protect themselves.The camera pulls in close to show a cocoon of a Japanese butterfly shimmering and pulsing violently.The subtitles of the video explain that from this healthy cocoon, a beautiful butterfly will metamorphose.Finally, the video shows the parasitic wasp breaking out of its cocoon.Dozens of parasitic wasps flew out at the same time, and similar to the mother wasp, they quickly dispersed in all directions in search of a new host.The video's caption mentions that these parasitic wasps grow up and disperse in search of a new host, leaving behind an empty cocoon and the remains of a pupa that failed to fulfill its mission.The camera of the video pans to a tree in the forest with a bird resting on a branch with a blue sky in the background.The subtitles of the video summarize that the insect world is a world of competition and struggle for survival, and that mating and reproduction are important for insects to survive, but sometimes this instinct can backfire.Through this series of beautiful images and detailed narration, the video demonstrates the wonder and complexity of the insect world, revealing the survival strategies and feeding techniques of these tiny creatures, and leaving viewers in awe of this amazing world.[01:30:00->01:40:00] The video feed shifts to a lush forest, with sunlight spilling through the dense canopy of trees, creating dappled light on the ground.The camera moves slowly along the surface of the tree, capturing the detail of a caterpillar swirling around the leaves.This caterpillar seems to be enjoying its lunch, leisurely munching on the leaves, fully immersed in the gifts of nature.The scene switches to another caterpillar, which is sliding on the leaves of a green plant, again feeding.The video's subtitles explain that in the world of insects, the death of one creature often means the survival of many others.This harsh reality makes the birth of the caterpillar more brutal than death.The life of a caterpillar is challenging from the start, and they must be constantly on the lookout for potential predators while constantly searching for food.The camera then pulls in close to show a caterpillar covered in thorns spinning on a leaf.The caterpillar was covered in spikes, as if it were a moving fortress.The subtitles of the video mention that the spikes are meant to deter potential predators.Nevertheless, the caterpillar is still unable to completely avoid tragedy, and there is one enemy that is not afraid of these spikes.The scene switches again to a caterpillar spinning on a leaf, which appears to be looking for food.Suddenly, a small insect appears in the frame, a wasp parasite.This parasite, though small in size, is deadly to the caterpillar.The parasite quickly finds the caterpillar and injects its eggs into it.The video's subtitles explain that when the parasite's larvae hatch, they grow inside the caterpillar, gradually consuming its nutrients and eventually burrowing out of its corpse.The camera zooms in to show a caterpillar moving slowly across a leaf, its body covered in spots.It seemed oblivious to the impending tragedy.The subtitles of the video mention that the body of the caterpillar becomes a breeding ground for the parasite, which it unwittingly acts as a nanny for.The larvae of the parasites grow inside the caterpillar and eventually break out of the cocoon, and the caterpillar becomes a victim of the growth of these parasites.The scene switches again to a green leaf and the camera flows in the wind to capture the details of the leaf.The subtitles of the video mention that insects have evolved many different survival strategies in order to survive the fierce competition of nature.Some insects have learned to use their environment, such as disguising themselves as leaves or branches, to escape the attention of predators.This strategy, while seemingly simple, is often very effective.Next, the image shows a butterfly resting on a branch, its wings gently floating.The video's subtitles explain that the disguise may seem inadequate, but it still works.Some butterflies are leaf-like and are able to hide themselves from predators.The camera closes in further to show a prayer bug feeding on another insect on a branch.This predator is ubiquitous, but some insects take a different tack, choosing to continue spreading their eggs in the jaws of the predator in order to reproduce.The video goes on to show the wonder and complexity in the world of insects.The image shows a caterpillar spinning on a leaf, seemingly struggling for its survival.The subtitles of the video mention that even in the face of death, the caterpillar never forgets its main purpose - to reproduce.The camera pulls away to show a beautiful fall forest with colorful leaves falling from the trees and covering the ground.Under the warmth of the leaf cover, the insect's eggs are able to survive the cold winter and wait for the following spring to hatch new life.The last part of the video shows a beautiful winter landscape with snow-covered trees and mountains glistening in the sunlight.The subtitles of the video summarize that the insect world is a microcosm of the universe, where there is joy, sadness, love, and death.In this millimeter world inhabited by countless insects, they reflect the beauty and cruelty of the universe, just as we live in it.Through this series of beautiful images and detailed narration, the video showcases the wonder and diversity of the insect world, leaving viewers in awe of this amazing world.

Question: How many different insects were photographed in the video?

Choices:
A. A total of eight different insects were photographed in the video.
B. A total of six different insects were photographed in the video.
C. A total of four different insects were photographed in the video.
D. A total of five different insects were photographed in the video.

Answer: B

A total of six different insects were photographed in the video.

The first insect is a firefly larva [00:02:05-00:03:11]

The second insect is the snail [00:03:13-00:04:50]

The third insect is the frog [00:07:35-00:08:15]

The fourth insect is the dragonfly [00:08:16-00:09:20]

The fifth insect is the ground beetle [00:11:01-00:14:45]

The sixth insect is the Asian beetle [00:18:30 - 00:21:20]

Question: How many insects that camouflage themselves appear in the video?

Choices:
A. The video features 2 species of insects that camouflage themselves.
B. The video features 3 species of insects that camouflage themselves.
C. The video features 4 species of insects that camouflage themselves.
D. The video features 5 species of insects that camouflage themselves.

Answer: B

The video features 3 species of insects that camouflage themselves.

The first insect is a caterpillar camouflaged as moss [00:26:40-00:27:04]

The second insect is the ant lion that hides and hunts in sand and moss [00:28:30-00:31:35].

The third insect is the bamboo worm that camouflages itself as a tree branch [00:50:50-00:53:30]

Question: Are predator and prey roles related to their body size?

Choices:
A. The relationship between predator and prey roles is primarily based on environmental factors rather than body size or instincts.
B. Predator and prey roles don't necessarily have anything to do with their size, it's more about the animal's instincts and whether or not it has an effective and dangerous weapon.
C. Predator and prey roles are directly determined by body size, with larger animals always being predators and smaller ones prey.
D. Body size is the only factor that influences whether an animal is a predator or prey, regardless of its natural behaviors or weaponry.

Answer: B

Predator and prey roles don't necessarily have anything to do with their size, it's more about the animal's instincts and whether or not it has an effective and dangerous weapon.

Firefly larvae prey on snails larger than themselves through venom [00:02:40-00:05:45]

Ground beetles use their sharp claws to prey on frogs larger than themselves [00:11:25-00:14:39]

Ground beetle larvae can also instinctively deal damage to frogs [00:15:50-00:17:05]

Question: Why can firefly larvae eat snails without any problems?

Choices:
A. Firefly larvae are equipped with sharp mandibles that can easily penetrate the hard shells of snails, and their digestive enzymes break down the snail's tissues rapidly, making consumption efficient and problem-free.
B. Both firefly larvae and snails like the night air and prefer nocturnal activities, while snails crawl leaving behind mucus that allows firefly larvae to chase, firefly larvae have suction cups on their abdomens that can be firmly fixed on snails and have venom that can be used to subdue snails, thus allowing them to eat snails without any problems.
C. Firefly larvae secrete a chemical that paralyzes snails upon contact, and their specialized mouthparts can extract the snail's soft body from its shell without damaging the shell itself.
D. Snails are naturally attracted to the bioluminescent glow of firefly larvae, which lures them into close proximity, allowing the larvae to ambush and consume them without resistance.

Answer: B

Both firefly larvae and snails like the night air and prefer nocturnal activities, while snails crawl leaving behind mucus that allows firefly larvae to chase, firefly larvae have suction cups on their abdomens that can be firmly fixed on snails and have venom that can be used to subdue snails, thus allowing them to eat snails without any problems.

Firefly larvae and snails both like the night air and prefer nocturnal activity [00:02:01-00:03:05]

Snail crawling leaves behind slime that allows firefly larvae to chase [00:03:10-00:03:45]

Firefly larvae have suction cups on their abdomens that hold them securely to the snail [00:04:10-00:04:40]

Firefly larvae with venom that can subdue snails [00:04:41-00:05:50]

Question: How many different kinds of insects are recorded in the video?

Choices:
A. What about the 8 various types of insects documented in the video.
B. What about the 4 distinct species of insects observed in the video.
C. What about the 5 unique categories of insects captured in the video.
D. What about the 6 different kinds of insects recorded in the video.

Answer: D

What about the 6 different kinds of insects recorded in the video.

The first insect is the bamboo worm [00:51:01-00:53:39]

The second insect is the hedgehog [00:54:15-00:56:30]

The third insect is the ground beetle [00:57:00-00:57:15]

The fourth insect is a beetle in an oak tree [00:59:10-01:01:15]

The fifth insect is the forest cricket [01:01:18-01:04:48]

The sixth insect is the water dragonfly [01:06:00-01:07:55]

Question: Why does the author say to appreciate that a caterpillar can turn into a beautiful butterfly?

Choices:
A. Caterpillars consume large amounts of foliage before forming a chrysalis, and their transformation into butterflies helps control plant populations, maintaining ecological balance.
B. Butterfly eggs need to survive the cold winter until spring to hatch; butterfly larvae caterpillars need to hide from predators and find food; larvae can't move when they form a chrysalis and may be preyed upon by predators, and in the end, only one percent of the caterpillars succeed in becoming butterflies, which is why the author says that beautiful butterflies are worth admiring.
C. Butterflies undergo a rapid metamorphosis process that takes only a few days, making their transformation from caterpillar to butterfly a remarkable and easily observable phenomenon in nature.
D. The vibrant colors and patterns of butterflies are primarily for attracting mates, and their transformation from caterpillars is a straightforward biological process with minimal risks.

Answer: B

Butterfly eggs need to survive the cold winter until spring to hatch; butterfly larvae caterpillars need to hide from predators and find food; larvae can't move when they form a chrysalis and may be preyed upon by predators, and in the end, only one percent of the caterpillars succeed in becoming butterflies, which is why the author says that beautiful butterflies are worth admiring.

Butterfly eggs need to survive the cold winter until spring to hatch [01:15:30-01:16:30]

Butterfly larvae caterpillars need to avoid predators and find food [01:17:10-01:19:00]

Caterpillars are unable to move when they form pupae and may be preyed upon by natural predators [01:19:40-01:20:20]

Only one percent of caterpillars succeed in turning into butterflies [01:21:30-01:21:50]

Question: What is the main point of the video?

Choices:
A. The video investigates the migratory patterns of birds, detailing the challenges they face during long-distance journeys.
B. The video explores the impact of climate change on marine ecosystems, highlighting the adaptations of aquatic species to changing environments.
C. The video focuses on the ecological chain in nature, the habits of various animals and the process of growth and predation, showing us that even small creatures have their own unique beauty.
D. The video examines the role of symbiotic relationships in forest ecosystems, emphasizing the interdependence of plants and fungi.

Answer: C

The video focuses on the ecological chain in nature, the habits of various animals and the process of growth and predation, showing us that even small creatures have their own unique beauty.

Question: Why is the fly watching the wasp digging a tunnel in front of the grass?

Choices:
A. The fly is monitoring the wasp's activity to ensure that the tunnel does not encroach on its own territory, as the fly uses the surrounding area for hunting small insects to feed its larvae.
B. The fly is observing the wasp to learn its tunneling technique, which the fly will later use to create its own nest for laying eggs and protecting its offspring from predators.
C. The wasp enters the tunnel with the grasshoppers it has captured to feed its larvae, while the fly throws its larvae into the tunnel when the wasp isn't looking, the fly larvae can eat the grasshoppers as well as be protected and survive in the tunnel, so the fly watches the wasp digging the tunnel from the bushes.
D. The fly is waiting for the wasp to finish digging the tunnel so it can steal the grasshoppers stored inside, using them as a food source for its own larvae without the need for tunneling.

Answer: C

The wasp enters the tunnel with the grasshoppers it has captured to feed its larvae, while the fly throws its larvae into the tunnel when the wasp isn't looking, the fly larvae can eat the grasshoppers as well as be protected and survive in the tunnel, so the fly watches the wasp digging the tunnel from the bushes.

The wasps have chosen to tunnel under the low grass [00:34:01-00:36:05]

The wasp carries the grasshopper it has preyed upon into the tunnel for use in rearing its own larvae [00:37:45-00:37:53]

The fly throws its larvae into the tunnel [00:37:54-00:38:15]

Fly larvae can survive by eating grasshoppers as well as gaining protection in tunnels [00:38:20-00:39:10]

Question: What would happen if a fly were to be happened by a wasp while dropping a larva towards the wasp's tunnel?

Choices:
A. The fly successfully deposits its larvae into the wasp's tunnel, leading to a competition where the fly's larvae outcompete the wasp's larvae for resources.
B. The wasp captures the fly's larvae and uses them as additional food sources, but the fly's larvae manage to escape and continue their development independently.
C. The wasp ignores the fly, allowing the fly's larvae to develop alongside the wasp's larvae, resulting in a shared tunnel with both species coexisting.
D. When discovered by wasps, they attack these intruders, the wasp's larvae have an intact grasshopper as sustenance for their growth, and in the end the fly's larvae are all destroyed and the wasp's larvae are able to survive in their entirety.

Answer: D

When discovered by wasps, they attack these intruders, the wasp's larvae have an intact grasshopper as sustenance for their growth, and in the end the fly's larvae are all destroyed and the wasp's larvae are able to survive in their entirety.

When discovered by wasps, they will attack these intruders

Wasp larvae have an intact grasshopper as sustenance for growth

The fly's larvae were wiped out and the wasp's larvae survived.


This video documents a fishing trip across five continents, as the protagonist travels the world in search of and catching the largest freshwater predatory fish.The video opens showing an airplane flying through the air, then switches to a car driving on a dry country road, followed by a drone-captured view of the countryside.These images present the viewer with a serene and expansive natural environment.As the video progresses, the viewer is treated to images of the main character riding a bike along the river, driving a truck towing a boat, and being on a boat getting ready to go out on the water.These scenes reveal the protagonist's love of fishing and meticulous preparation.The video then shows a segment about the protagonist's long-distance journey, which took him from his home, through three flights, and finally landing in Edelweiss, Australia.In the process, the subtitles mention that the purpose of the main character's trip is to catch the largest freshwater predatory fish on all five continents.The main character's first attempt in Europe is to catch gray catfish in a large freshwater lake.The video shows the capture process in detail, including measuring the size, weight and shape of the fish.The main character is proud of his success in catching a gray catfish weighing 73 kilograms and 242 centimeters long.Next, the video moves to Canada in North America, where the main character catches a large whitefish.The video shows him fishing in the river and his joy after successfully catching the fish.The video goes on to show the protagonist capturing an arapaima in South America.He worked with a team in a river to pull a huge fish to shore after more than 30 minutes of effort.The video shows the excitement and exhaustion of the protagonist and team members, who are very happy with the capture.The last part of the video shows the main character fishing in different rivers, both in a boat and in the water.He mentioned that the forked shape and head shape of each fish is unique, which keeps him interested in each catch.The video ends with the main character catching a fish in the water and releasing it back into the water, conveying an attitude of respect and conservation of nature.The entire video shows an exciting global fishing trip through a series of beautiful natural landscapes and the main character's fishing experiences.The protagonist not only enjoys fishing, but also demonstrates a reverence for nature and an awareness of ecological conservation through this trip.[00:10:00->00:20:00] In a video filled with natural beauty, two men enjoy fishing in a river.One of them wore a blue hat and the other a white one.They were working together to catch a large fish that was apparently very strong and posed quite a challenge to their efforts.The video footage switches to a man catching a large fish on a fishing line.The fish appeared to struggle in front of the camera, but eventually he managed to pull it out of the water.He gripped the fish tightly, a hint of nervousness and excitement on his face.The video's caption mentions, "No, hold on.No, hold on.I don't think this is going to work, just keep trying, okay?" This conversation reveals his inner firmness and determination.The camera then pans to a group of fishermen busy on the river.One of the fishermen was holding a large fish which was obviously very large.A small smile tugged at the corners of his mouth, as if the capture had brought him great satisfaction.The video's caption mentions, "Fortunately, the corner of his mouth got stuck.Of course, I didn't get away with a headbutt, and I was knocked off my feet by some miracle."This passage adds a touch of drama and humor while showing the interaction and friendship between the fishermen.The video then shows a group of people fishing in a river.They were seen throwing their lines into the water and then pulling them back in, a process that seemed both peaceful and pleasant.The caption of the video mentions, "Of course, I didn't escape a headbutt, I was knocked off my feet and a miracle happened.Headbutted me and knocked me off my feet, and I'm surprised I didn't break a rib."This passage further emphasizes the close cooperation and mutual support among fishermen.The video goes on to show fishermen releasing their catch of walleye back into the water.The process seems very calm and respectful, conveying an attitude of reverence and conservation of nature.The caption of the video mentions, "The fish here are about 150 kilograms big and none of the fish were weighed.Apparently, they caught so many fish that length girth and a parameter base would have been sufficient."This passage illustrates the fishermen's very accurate estimation of fish and also demonstrates their awareness of ecological conservation.The last part of the video shows a man in a blue hat fishing in the water.He managed to catch a large fish and then released it back into the water.He had a smile of satisfaction and pride on his face, as if this catch was not only a successful fishing experience for him, but also a wonderful experience of living in harmony with nature.The caption of the video mentions, "The walleye variety is also on my bucket list, but that's another boot also on my list, but that's the next story on the African continent." This passage leaves the audience in suspense, suggesting that the protagonist's fishing trip will continue, and that the next stop will be Africa, where greater challenges and more stories await him.[00:20:00->00:30:00] This segment of the video shows the main character's daily preparations and passion for fishing.The scene first switches to a quiet room where the protagonist sits on a couch, wearing a jacket, surrounded by various tools and equipment, suggesting that he is about to go on an outdoor activity.He slowly told the camera, "I walked in normally and put on my clothes.It's a normal routine for me to come here and get dressed to go fishing." His tone seemed relaxed and determined, as if every fishing trip was a pleasant rite of passage.The camera then pans to a wall filled with fishing tools of all colors and sizes, neatly arranged.These tools are not only his fishing gear, but also a testament to his years of experience.The protagonist slowly stood up, grabbed a coat, and got ready to go.He crossed the dark street, flashlight in hand, as if searching for something.In the night, he walked to his boat parked on the side of the road, ready to start a new day.The video goes on to show a drive through a forest with lush trees lining the road and stars in the sky.The main character says to the camera, "Yesterday was a great day to experience fishing.Find out what fishing is all about, how to establish fishing methods, and how those methods differ from foraging fisheries." His tone is filled with a love of fishing and exploring his skills.The video then switches to the main character standing on a boat, wearing a life jacket and holding a fishing tape, enjoying his time on the water.He went on to explain, "We scan the suspect area very carefully and if we see any fish, we try to find them.We will then attempt to cast artificial lures in sinking positions to provide the opportunity to catch fish." His words reveal a professionalism and confidence.The video also shows a scene in which the main character uses sonar equipment, telling the camera, "Modern sonar technology allows us to locate fish with great precision.We were able to see clearly up to 6 meters from the underwater world.These trees or fallen trees sticking out of the water could be the result of the fact that this was once a forest with the river flowing underneath." His description made the audience feel as if they were in that serene and mysterious river.As the video progresses, the main character begins to try his hand at fishing.He threw the line into the water and then slowly pulled it back, his expression focused and serious.He continued, "Although it didn't go well the first time, it was a great opportunity to learn about the stretch of river.I'm very much looking forward to seeing what happens today.I slept in this morning and can't wait." His eyes glistened with a desire for the unknown and a love of fishing.Finally, the video shows the main character steering a boat on a river, with sunlight pouring through the treetops on the water, creating a serene and beautiful scene.He stood in the boat, enjoying the tranquility of the moment, as if the whole world had stood still.As the camera slowly pulls away, the viewer can feel the protagonist's reverence for nature and his obsession with fishing.The video ends with a beautiful sunset sequence with clear skies and a golden lake, creating a calm and peaceful atmosphere.[00:30:00->00:40:00] The scene of the video switches to the Murray River in Australia, a 2,508-kilometer-long river and the largest river in Australia.The footage shows a man in a life jacket and glasses standing on a boat talking to the camera.He is surrounded by the serene river, and the trees and green vegetation around him reflect a beautiful natural scene in the background.The man wore a relaxed but determined expression on his face, as if every fishing trip was a pleasant rite of passage."I walked in normally and put on my clothes.It's a normal routine for me to come here and get dressed to go fishing." he said slowly, his tone filled with a love of fishing and a reverence for nature.The camera then pans to an aerial view of the river, with a fast boat traveling through it, leaving a distinct waterway.The scene switches back to the boat, where the man is throwing a lure into the water with a fishing line, his expression focused and serious."Although it didn't go well the first time, it was a great opportunity to learn about the stretch of river.I'm very much looking forward to seeing what happens today." he continued, with a glint in his eye of desire for the unknown and a love of fishing.The image shows the man throwing the line into the water and then slowly pulling it back, surrounded by a serene and beautiful landscape.He seemed to be enjoying the tranquility of the moment, as if the whole world had stood still.The scene then switches to the man's recollections, where he mentions that his first visit to Australia was in 2020, on the banks of the River Moray."My first visit to Australia was in 2020 on the banks of the River Moray.In 2020 I also started fishing on the River Moray, but then I ran into a problem." he explained, with a hint of regret in his tone, but more in anticipation of the challenge.The video goes on to show the man fishing in the river as he makes his way to the fifth continent with a clear goal in mind."I came to the fifth continent with a clear goal - I wanted to finally get a head start in Hungary and Europe by catching Hungary's and Europe's number one fish, carp, on my own." He said firmly, as if he was working towards his goal every step of the way.The image shows the man successfully catching a large fish, which he pulls out of the water with a smile of satisfaction and pride on his face."I wanted to use bait and lure material and I managed to get more.We managed to catch fish in several places.The place we fished was spectacular behind me." He continues, as the river can be seen in the background, almost cut off and roughly swallowing the sand cliffs, creating a devastating scene.The final part of the video shows the man releasing the captured walleye back into the water, conveying an attitude of respect and conservation of nature.The sunlight pours through the treetops onto the water, creating a serene and beautiful image.He stood in the boat, enjoying the tranquility of the moment, as if the whole world had stood still.As the camera slowly pulls away, the viewer can feel the man's reverence for nature and his dedication to fishing."My first fish, a golden perch, so beautiful, you must be somewhere." he said, his tone full of praise for nature and love of fishing.The video ends with a beautiful sunset sequence with clear skies and a golden lake, creating a calm and peaceful atmosphere.The man's face was beaming with satisfaction and pride, as if this catch was not only a successful fishing experience for him, but also a wonderful experience of living in harmony with nature.[00:40:00->00:50:00] Footage from the video shows a group of people enjoying fishing in the Murray River in Australia.The sunlight pours through the treetops onto the water, creating a serene and beautiful scene.A man in a life jacket and sunglasses stands in a boat holding a freshly caught walleye and shows it to the camera.He had a smile of satisfaction and pride on his face, as if this catch was not only a successful fishing experience for him, but also a wonderful experience of living in harmony with nature."Immaculate teeth." he said, his tone full of praise for the big fish.The camera then pans to several other fishermen who are also busy in the river.They can be seen holding the line in their hands, dropping the bait into the water and then slowly pulling it back.The process seemed both calm and enjoyable, and they seemed to look forward to each attempt.One of the fishermen in the video managed to catch a big fish and he pulled it out of the water with a nervous and excited look on his face.It's a daunting task for such a fish," he explained to the camera.It's a lot of work to catch a fish like that so I don't want to hold it hostage, but trust me, if I didn't cast 500 today, I didn't cast any.If we don't see at least 100 fish, we don't, because we've seen plenty."

The camera then switches to a group of fishermen catching and releasing walleye in a river.They throw their lines into the water and then carefully release their catch back into the water.The process seems very calm and respectful, conveying an attitude of reverence and conservation of nature.We have to be very careful with all the fish, all of which are protected," said one of the fishermen in the video.Regardless of size, all of these fish must undergo a quick chemical treatment before they can be released back into the water."

The video goes on to show the man releasing the captured walleye back into the water.He pulls the fish out of the water and shows it to the camera with a smile of satisfaction and pride on his face.You deserve it too, that's the beauty of it," he said.In Australia, a meter-long fish is a trophy.Anything over a meter is a tropical fish, but with 120 fish, this place is amazing."

The camera then switches to a beautiful sunset scene with a clear sky and a golden lake, creating a calm and peaceful atmosphere.The man stood on the boat, enjoying the moment of peace as if the whole world had stood still.He continued, "Thank you very much, Lubin.You're the one who kept me going. You told me I had a soul.You told me to throw me, throw me, throw me, trust me.If it comes in, it comes in, and it really does.If it kicks in, it kicks in, and it really kicks in, and it feels incredible, 120 centimeters yes."

The final part of the video shows the man releasing the captured walleye back into the water, conveying an attitude of respect and conservation of nature.The sunlight pours through the treetops onto the water, creating a serene and beautiful image.He stood in the boat, enjoying the tranquility of the moment, as if the whole world had stood still.As the camera slowly pulls away, the viewer can feel the man's reverence for nature and his dedication to fishing.[00:50:00->01:00:00] The video screen switches to a serene scene of the Murray River in Australia, where sunlight pours through the treetops onto the water, creating a peaceful and beautiful scene.A man in a life jacket and sunglasses stands in a boat holding a freshly caught walleye with large, strong fins and sharp spines on its dorsal fin.The man's face was beaming with satisfaction and pride, as if this catch was not only a successful fishing experience for him, but also a wonderful experience of living in harmony with nature."This fish has sharp little fangs on the sides of its mouth, and they are able to squeeze through knotted thick gloves." he explained, his tone full of praise for the big fish.The man continued, "Yesterday I caught a fish in these waters and I hurt my hand in one spot with its sharp teeth, but it was not a big problem.With very large fins and an even more powerful dorsal fin, this fish can reach over 100 kilograms in size and up to 1.8 meters in length."

The camera then pans to another group of people who are fishing in the river, looking very excited.A fisherman manages to catch a large fish and pulls it out of the water with a nervous and excited look on his face.He explained to the camera, "It's a lot of work to catch a fish like this, but it's worth it.We have already seen a lot of fish today and it has been a very successful fishing trip."

The video goes on to show fishermen releasing their catch of walleye back into the water, showing great respect and conservation awareness for each fish.We have to be very careful with all the fish, no matter what size, and all of them have to undergo a quick chemical treatment before they can be released back into the water," said one fisherman.These fish are an important part of the ecosystem and we must protect them."

The scene then switches to a beautiful sunset scene with a clear sky and a golden lake, creating a calm and peaceful atmosphere.The man stood on the boat, enjoying the moment of peace as if the whole world had stood still.He continued, "In Australia, a meter-long fish is a trophy.Anything over a meter is a tropical fish, but with 120 fish, this place is amazing."

The final part of the video shows the man releasing the captured walleye back into the water, conveying an attitude of respect and conservation of nature.The sunlight pours through the treetops onto the water, creating a serene and beautiful image.He stood in the boat, enjoying the tranquility of the moment, as if the whole world had stood still.As the camera slowly pulls away, the viewer can feel the man's reverence for nature and his dedication to fishing.[01:00:00->01:10:00] The scene of the video switches to a peaceful section of the Murray River in Australia.The sunlight pours through the treetops onto the water, creating a serene and beautiful scene.A man in a life jacket and sunglasses stands in a boat holding a freshly caught walleye with large, strong fins and sharp spines on its dorsal fin.The man's face was beaming with satisfaction and pride, as if this catch was not only a successful fishing experience for him, but also a wonderful experience of living in harmony with nature."This fish has sharp little fangs on the sides of its mouth, and they are able to squeeze through knotted thick gloves." he explained, his tone full of praise for the big fish.He continued, "Yesterday I caught a fish in these waters and I hurt my hand in one spot with its sharp teeth, but it was not a big problem.With very large fins and an even more powerful dorsal fin, this fish can reach over 100 kilograms in size and up to 1.8 meters in length."

The camera then pans to another group of people who are fishing in the river, looking very excited.A fisherman manages to catch a large fish and pulls it out of the water with a nervous and excited look on his face.He explained to the camera, "It's a lot of work to catch a fish like this, but it's worth it.We have already seen a lot of fish today and it has been a very successful fishing trip."

The video goes on to show fishermen releasing their catch of walleye back into the water, showing great respect and conservation awareness for each fish.We have to be very careful with all the fish, no matter what size, and all of them have to undergo a quick chemical treatment before they can be released back into the water," said one fisherman.These fish are an important part of the ecosystem and we must protect them."

The scene then switches to a beautiful sunset scene with a clear sky and a golden lake, creating a calm and peaceful atmosphere.The man stood on the boat, enjoying the moment of peace as if the whole world had stood still.He continued, "In Australia, a meter-long fish is a trophy.Anything over a meter is a tropical fish, but with 120 fish, this place is amazing."

The final part of the video shows the man releasing the captured walleye back into the water, conveying an attitude of respect and conservation of nature.The sunlight pours through the treetops onto the water, creating a serene and beautiful image.He stood in the boat, enjoying the tranquility of the moment, as if the whole world had stood still.As the camera slowly pulls away, the viewer can feel the man's reverence for nature and his dedication to fishing."I'm coming to the end of my Australian fishing trip, " he said, with a hint of sadness in his voice, "My Australian fishing trip is coming to an end, we're still working on it, but now we're going to the harbor.We're working on it, but right now we're heading towards the harbor because we're slowly getting better, and that's true of this tour.The end of this tour has been a mixed bag of emotions because I started it off so well.At the end of the first full day of fishing I got off to a good start."

His face beamed with pride as he recalled the results of his first day, "I can touch what I came for, I can touch the King of the River of Wrath.Of course, people tend to think that this happens every day and believe that it will continue every day and become bigger and more numerous.But the reality is that in six full days of fishing, this one was caught.We covered more than 130 kilometers of river, stopped at more than 100 ideal locations, and cast more than 1,000 times with only two or three catches."

He continued, "When a fish catches part of an artificial lure, contact is equal.A portion of the artificial lure is caught by the fish, either the tail or his tail.Of course, if it sticks in a desirable position, I'll grab it.Though I could have finished the trip with your three beasts, I am not dissatisfied, for this is the fifth continent."

The camera switches to a map of Australia, with red dots marking the spots where he fishes.After all, this is the fifth continent whose top predator is the largest freshwater predator," he concludes.Despite a population of only 26 million, 98% live on or near the coast or major rivers.Australia is the world's sixth-largest fishing nation, and despite its vastness, much of the country is uninhabitable and barren.However, more and more areas are becoming prosperous as rivers are channeled 150 kilometers away, creating thriving oases."

The video ends with a beautiful sunset sequence with clear skies and a golden lake, creating a calm and peaceful atmosphere.The man's face was beaming with satisfaction and pride, as if this catch was not only a successful fishing experience for him, but also a wonderful experience of living in harmony with nature.

Question: Why does Domega Bore say that fishing is easier now compared to before?

Choices:
A. Before Dome Gabor, I used to fish in shallow waters, now I have learned to fish in deeper waters where the fish are more abundant.
B. Before Dome Gabor, the fishing rod was not available, now I have access to modern equipment which has significantly improved my fishing efficiency.
C. Before Dome Gabor, the fishing technique used before was not perfect, now I have learned to use the fishing rod correctly and can control and walk it properly tired so fishing has become easier now compared to before.
D. Before Dome Gabor, I relied on traditional bait, now I use advanced lures that attract fish more effectively.

Answer: C

Before Dome Gabor, the fishing technique used before was not perfect, now I have learned to use the fishing rod correctly and can control and walk it properly tired so fishing has become easier now compared to before.

Domegabore mentions the previous method of fishing, using fishing techniques that were not perfect. [00:05:24->00:05:30]

Domegabor mentions that he will now use the fishing rod properly himself, holding it in his left hand and turning the reel with his right. [00:05:32->00:05:59]

Domegabor also now understands how to properly exhaust a fish and is able to properly control and walk it to exhaustion. [00:06:00->00:06:22]

Question: How many states did Domegabore travel to accomplish his fishing goals?

Choices:
A. Five continents.
B. Three continents.
C. Four continents.
D. Two continents.

Answer: A

In Europe, a 73-kilogram giant catfish was caught [00:02:37->00:04:01]

North American state , caught a big white sturgeon [00:04:21->00:07:42].

Giant Bone Tongue Fish caught in South America [00:07:43->00:11:53]

Caught golden mahi-mahi in Asia India [00:33:59->00:34:03].

Nile perch caught in Uganda on the African continent [00:49:53->00:50:00]

Question: How many fish did Domegabor mention in detail in the video that he caught?

Choices:
A. There were 5 fish in total.
B. There were 6 fish in total.
C. There were 10 fish in all.
D. There were 8 fish in all.

Answer: D

Giant Catfish in Europe [00:02:37->00:04:01]

Great white sturgeon in North American states [00:04:21->00:07:42]

Giant bony tonguefish in South America [00:07:43->00:11:53]

Golden perch caught in India Golden marsier [00:33:03->00:34:03]

Australian Murray cod [41:28->00:41:50].

There is cod, which is mainly native to the North Sea, and Nile perch, which is caught in Uganda on the African continent [00:49:28->00:50:00].

Question: Domega Bore has been squatting for Murray Cod for many days now catching 500 rods, what might happen next?

Choices:
A. Domer Gabriel may consider moving to a different fishing location, thinking that the current spot might be overfished or not suitable for catching Murray Cod, and a new location could offer better opportunities.
B. Domer Gabriel could switch to using a different type of bait or lure, believing that the current ones are not effective enough to attract the Murray Cod, and this change might increase his chances of a successful catch.
C. Domer Gabriel might decide to abandon the fishing expedition altogether, as the prolonged lack of success could lead him to believe that the Murray Cod population in the area has significantly declined.
D. Domer Gabriel may choose to continue to keep the fish, because these days are not completely unproductive, and Domer Gabriel himself is a total enjoyment of nature will continue to adjust the strategy and techniques in fishing, he may choose to adjust some of his own strategy to deal with the current situation, and after adjusting it, he may be able to successfully catch the Murray Cod.

Answer: D

Domer Gabriel may choose to continue to keep the fish, because these days are not completely unproductive, and Domer Gabriel himself is a total enjoyment of nature will continue to adjust the strategy and techniques in fishing, he may choose to adjust some of his own strategy to deal with the current situation, and after adjusting it, he may be able to successfully catch the Murray Cod.

Domegabor had been on the lookout for Murray cod for many days, and with many successes under his belt, he was well prepared for the trip. And this time with advanced sonar equipment. [00:00:00->00:37:00]

The Dome Gabor may choose to continue to keep the fish, as it has not been a completely unproductive couple of days, there have still been plenty of fish hooked, which may provide it with some psychological comfort.

The Domega Bore itself is altogether enjoying the fact that nature will be constantly adjusting its strategies and techniques in fishing, and it may choose to adjust some of its own strategies to deal with the situation at hand.

After adjustments he may have success catching Murray Cod.

Question: What would have happened without Domegaber without Robert Egaidi's support?

Choices:
A. Without Domegabore without Robert Egaidi, Domegabore might have transitioned his angling program into a commercial fishing enterprise.
B. Without Domegabore without Robert Egaidi, Domegabore would have had to suspend his angling program, and may have even had to abandon it if he never had Robert Egaidi's support.
C. Without Domegabore without Robert Egaidi, Domegabore could have expanded his angling program independently, achieving greater success.
D. Without Domegabore without Robert Egaidi, Domegabore would have likely continued his angling program with minimal disruptions.

Answer: B

Without Domegabore without Robert Egaidi, Domegabore would have had to suspend his angling program, and may have even had to abandon it if he never had Robert Egaidi's support.

Robert Egaidi will help introduce Domegabore to familiar local guides. Fishing unfamiliar waters requires a good guide first and foremost, and naturally, you can't navigate in the wild with the aid of many electronic devices.

Familiar local fishermen will know the habits of the fish, and their activities can help with Dome Gabor fishing.

Without Domegabore without Robert Egaidi's support, it's possible that the above conditions would not have held true and Domegabore would have had to suspend his fishing program.

If there had been no support from Robert Egaidi, it might even have been necessary to abandon the program.

Question: Why was Domegal Bore successful in catching Murray Cod?

Choices:
A. Timestamp:[00:15:00->00:50:10]
B. Timestamp:[00:10:15->00:45:30]
C. Timestamp:[00:30:45->01:05:20]
D. Timestamp:[00:21:00->00:53:35]

Answer: D

Domegaber set out well prepared with modern technological equipment. [00:21:00->00:27:00]

There's Lubin, a good guide, in these waters. [00:52:00->00:52:55]

Domega Boer mentioned everyone's active participation, perfect bait placement, and persistence as necessary for success [00:53:00->00:53:35]

Question: What's Domer Gabriel like?

Choices:
A. He is a person who values efficiency above all, prioritizes results over process, and is pragmatic, ambitious, and driven by success.
B. He is a person who seeks constant change, embraces unpredictability, and is adventurous, spontaneous, and easily bored with routine.
C. He is a person who respects nature, loves animals with compassion, and is brave and sentimental, responsible for his work, persistent and patient.
D. He is a person who thrives in social settings, enjoys leading group activities, and is charismatic, outgoing, and highly communicative.

Answer: C

He is a person who respects nature, loves animals with compassion, and is brave and sentimental, responsible for his work, persistent and patient.

Domegabore would re-release the fish he caught into nature, and you can see that he is a caring person who respects nature and loves animals. [00:03:49->00:04:10]

Domegabore then faced a fish larger and more restless than themselves, whose swing could have caused them to break their hands or ribs but didn't flinch. You can see that Domer Gabriel is a brave man. [00:10:50->00:11:00]

Domegabore squatted and fished for many days and still didn't give up, you can tell he's a patient man [00:21:50->00:29:00].

Domegabore mentioned in the chat that he has traveled to many places over the years to fish for many fish and has had a lot to show for it. It's clear that he's a fan of his job, and someone who sticks to it [00:33:50->00:49:50].

Question: What is the content of this video?

Choices:
A. The video follows Domega Boer's journey as he competes in international fishing tournaments, showcasing his techniques and strategies for winning.
B. The video documents Domega Boer's exploration of marine ecosystems across continents, focusing on the conservation of endangered aquatic species.
C. The video highlights Domega Boer's research on freshwater fish behavior, featuring experiments conducted in controlled laboratory environments.
D. The video chronicles Domega Boer's fishing experience traveling to various countries with his friends and local fishermen in order to, catch the largest freshwater predatory fish on five continents.

Answer: D

The video chronicles Domega Boer's fishing experience traveling to various countries with his friends and local fishermen in order to, catch the largest freshwater predatory fish on five continents.

Question: What's the connection between the video's cozy images of natural beauty and the persistent fishing of Domega Bore and others?

Choices:
A. The cozy natural images and the persistent fishing scenes are combined to illustrate the technological advancements in fishing methods and their impact on natural ecosystems.
B. The video juxtaposes serene natural landscapes with the relentless fishing activities of Domega Bore to highlight the harmony between human endeavors and environmental preservation.
C. By contrasting the tranquil beauty of nature with the vigorous fishing efforts of Domega Bore, the video emphasizes the necessity of balancing economic activities with ecological sustainability.
D. Warm natural scenery, and unremitting fishing Domega Boer and others of two different styles of images, for the audience to show an atmosphere of difference in feeling, but also the side of Domega Boer to enjoy nature to feel nature's beauty, serenity and unique charm of a good state of mind and challenge the courageous qualities of nature.

Answer: D

Warm natural scenery, and unremitting fishing Domega Boer and others of two different styles of images, for the audience to show an atmosphere of difference in feeling, but also the side of Domega Boer to enjoy nature to feel nature's beauty, serenity and unique charm of a good state of mind and challenge the courageous qualities of nature.

The video shows viewers the cozy daily lives of animals in nature through lyrical music. [00:35:38->00:37:32]

The video captures Domer Gabriel and others fishing hard for successful Murray cod [00:37:51->00:39:10]

Warm natural scenery, and unremitting fishing Domega Boer and other people of two different styles of images, for the audience to show a kind of atmosphere difference feeling, but also side of the Domega Boer to enjoy nature to feel nature's beauty, serenity and unique charm of a good state of mind and challenge the courageous qualities of nature. [00:35:38->00:39:10]

Question: How will this wealth of angling experience and exposure affect Domega Bore?

Choices:
A. The extensive angling experience will lead Domegabor to focus solely on commercial fishing ventures, abandoning the pursuit of knowledge and expertise in wild fish angling.
B. Domega Bore’s exposure will result in a decline in interest from scholars, as they may perceive the angling experiences as lacking scientific rigor or academic value.
C. These valuable experiences will give Domegabor confidence and courage to better face the various risks and challenges in nature in the future, these things to share out also help Domegabor gain more popularity, and the attention of related scholars, in the future it may become an expert in wild fish angling.
D. These experiences will cause Domegabor to avoid future risks and challenges in nature, opting instead for safer and more controlled environments for angling activities.

Answer: C

These valuable experiences will give Domegabor confidence and courage to better face the various risks and challenges in nature in the future, these things to share out also help Domegabor gain more popularity, and the attention of related scholars, in the future it may become an expert in wild fish angling.

The video chronicles the trophies, and the contacts and fishing skills that Domegabore has amassed over the years. [00:00:00->01:08:00]

These valuable experiences will give Domegaber the confidence and courage to face the risks and challenges of nature in the future.

Sharing these things out has also helped Domegabore gain more popularity, and attention from relevant scholars, and in the future it may become an expert in fishing for fish in the wild.