A small group of spirited Chinese white dolphins can be found along the western coast of Taiwan. Before they become independent, the baby dolphins are guided by their mothers. With very few left in the seas, the impacts of human activities, pollution, and noise, have put them on the verge of extinction.
The documentary adopts the latest VR technology to record the ecological behaviors of the eight endemic species in Taiwan, including pareas atayal, emerald green treefrog, Formosan hill stag beetle, pachyrrhynchus sarcitis, Formosan macaque, Taiwanese fiddler crab, Mikado pheasant and Formosan lan
03:05A newly weaned baby Formosan serow, a protected species that is endemic to Taiwan, follows its mother and explores the forest. She teaches it new survival skills it will need once
03:05Taiwan lesser salamanders are not fast, but they do exhibit a useful protective mechanism to ward off snakes, their natural enemies. However, they have no defense when facing a li
04:18Known as the “beetle of steel,” the Taiwanese stag beetle can be found in low-to-medium-altitude mountains, where they can find an endless supply of food. These scary-looking insec
05:56The island of Lanyu, off the southeast coast of Taiwan, is a rich natural environment making it a paradise for insects. Here, you can find the flightless weevil, which is endemic t
05:30Get to know a snake endemic to Taiwan, the pareas atayal, the first local snake species identified and named by Taiwanese researchers. A small, non-venous species, it is named afte
03:58Endemic to Taiwan, emerald tree frogs can only be found close to clean waters in Taiwan's northern forests. Follow as an emerald tree frog tells its story of growing up, finding a
03:05A small group of spirited Chinese white dolphins can be found along the western coast of Taiwan. Before they become independent, the baby dolphins are guided by their mothers. With
03:05These birds, also known as "monkey-faced owls," are found throughout Taiwan. After mating, the males are responsible for hunting in order to feed their mates and young. Despite the