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U' D, j) e, Y; p( K$ G& {- M视频名称：TED-ed 科普自然历史动画短片 4 |* H2 @% j: @) {视频集数：共128集 ( G. u/ Q9 x/ k4 h" x i7 ]视频格式：mp4' u1 M' D5 S X' P# }9 O; L
视频分辨率：1920x1080（1080p） 4 J& [% p' E% W( A视频语言：英语发音 srt中英文字幕 R. N) I7 \4 |* l1 ]视频类型：科普 | 自然 | 历史 2 q6 P# i u$ k" H3 N9 v播出时间：2020年 3 r! h6 [% @$ o下载方式：百度网盘下载 # Z# K. y! d" w2 O适合年龄：4-12岁 5 Q% a q9 [0 UTED-Ed是TED网站专为教师和学生提供高质量课程的频道，简短且屡获殊荣的动画视频，旨在激发各地学习者的好奇心。每个TED-Ed动画都是专家之间的创造性合作的产物。这些专家可能包括TED演讲者和TED研究员，以及教育工作者、设计师、动画师、编剧、导演、科学作家、历史学家、记者和编辑。这些原创动画视频与问题和资源相结合，构成了TED-Ed。你也许会看到一些无厘头的话题：“如何将熟鸡蛋变生”，“为什么番茄酱这么难挤？”；又或许会看到一些 有趣搞笑 的话题“动物也会诈骗吗？”，“为什么有些人会秃顶？”；又或是一些 神秘 深奥 的话题：“黑洞有可能被摧毁吗？”，“你能解开穿越时空的谜题吗？”。这些问题都会以一种科学的讲解方式用动画展现出来，短短几分钟，让你收获的不仅仅是英语的提升，还有知识层面的扩充。 ( W+ }& U# E- Q: K[color=]本资源是TED-ed科普自然历史动画短片的视频下载，共128集，每集播放时长约5~10分钟左右，资源总大小共5.42G，mp4高清1080p分辨率，英语发音，提供外置srt英文和中文字幕，百度云网盘下载，适合4-12岁的小朋友观看。 # E$ I+ p. A5 q% j2 f9 Z" v 0 \* j6 }; M# [( [. j) L" d # a0 F! x6 d* c8 M Z; E" Q3 q6 p, ` ( K, o0 t8 p: M6 f
TED-ed科普人文历史动画短片全128集下载3 p& T0 ?( S: o) J0 D2 }: |- [% x 4 e1 f: p7 w- A& ?: [: G( `: H 8 Z. y# I/ w1 F6 A5 W & T( p: I- E0 `- }5 O # v- ~+ n! O. N# ?( j2 d; V& _' u$ Z9 Y3 _( g4 x " c, |* L( [8 M9 L , R3 u" L: ?5 l6 h$ l- A' d 7 b5 W# c/ \' H7 V5 t) K- G2 `. B ! g" |8 w; N @) f" g + Z6 k2 D! W* `. v ) Y( R& v. Z( G: ?% T J3 ~5 r, @. A7 |, o. u& d2 r& h ) v! N1 B5 F5 R! H7 z 9 G% s+ ^! A4 n0 I( ?5 j: }* f+ B {( g6 w1 m: K1 L! i 9 X! E, U. s) y7 n! ?$ V
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0 s) z& c; b" m, c6 N7 \0 q& N/ T- U$ y; G . w$ F, R5 k; s/ _2 x8 e1 _1 n" G( h9 p 剧集目录： : u8 V1 N" k/ KA brief history of dogs - David Ian Howe! v. T7 {$ ]2 f; v" [7 L& `) L
A guide to the energy of the Earth - Joshua M. Sneideman " Y3 B9 e; a( f0 g( E& ^1 oA simple way to tell insects apart - Anika Hazra- E8 j- B8 `: ]3 B
Attack of the killer algae - Eric Noel Mu?oz.mp4 . S, X& ]/ Z4 p8 D$ i& Y- y& }Bird migration, a perilous journey - Alyssa Klavans$ l) e" D# i7 G) m# T# H3 _) W5 y6 i
Can animals be deceptive_ - Eldridge Adams / ?, ~& }& d# r( d* TCan plants talk to each other_ - Richard Karban ) T+ F3 g4 X7 W0 ]* V9 ~Can the ocean run out of oxygen_ - Kate Slabosky+ J0 C- a+ }: K* I/ t
Cannibalism in the animal kingdom - Bill Schutt, i2 h0 e; `6 l" O' W3 [# x
Cicadas_ The dormant army beneath your feet - Rose Eveleth $ ?; y: E" k! K Y9 c% M1 iCuriosity, discovery and gecko feet - Robert Full 4 K0 L- s& A, u. N& A% T$ ^% dDead stuff_ The secret ingredient in our food chain - John C. Moore ( j& l! q9 |" }; K: sDo animals have language_ - Michele Bishop ( q2 m8 c' d* W3 w+ RDo we really need pesticides_ - Fernan Pérez-Gálvez 1 h8 O/ [" g2 ^! ~9 QEvolution in a Big City / G) X5 \, u# v# d& O) v c5 MFeedback loops_ How nature gets its rhythms - Anje-Margriet Neutel; t0 }- }# y1 c2 t) ]
Five fingers of evolution - Paul Andersen ' O3 V* w; B- y8 [From the top of the food chain down_ Rewilding our world - George Monbiot . ~' c* h6 e& U4 NGot seeds_ Just add bleach, acid and sandpaper - Mary Koga( L2 B9 J# K' A' ]1 ]- M+ v9 v; e
History through the eyes of a chicken - Chris A. Kniesly1 g* N% z% a+ N; c* w' o
How a fly flies - Michael Dickinson* C& Z3 O+ F3 I# {) C3 J D
How a single-celled organism almost wiped out life on Earth - Anusuya Willis 7 n) C1 ]) H3 ]- A* t" {% F6 wHow bees help plants have sex - Fernanda S. Valdovinos 5 k1 B; t; `( `How did feathers evolve_ - Carl Zimmer 8 y. A) Q& l8 G% w A$ r3 _; [How do animals experience pain_ - Robyn J. Crook) G3 n; c( y3 W& ?/ r
How do animals see in the dark_ - Anna St?ckl.mp4 3 }" G6 }& ?/ `. V. K# l: R* bHow do birds learn to sing_ - Partha P. Mitra0 R- {2 ^% A5 Y
How do crystals work_ - Graham Baird- C* m+ ]+ ^3 A* j, d! s
How do dogs _see_ with their noses_ - Alexandra Horowitz3 q8 C, M* L3 a- V1 V! Z1 k
How do geckos defy gravity_ - Eleanor Nelsen! W7 D% d2 P" G
How do schools of fish swim in harmony_ - Nathan S. Jacobs+ I2 V5 j6 n, ]- j
How do tornadoes form_ - James Spann' q6 \7 A) w) q) K
How do we know what color dinosaurs were_ - Len Bloch 3 S$ l% D. v$ k `" e2 w4 j; i* ]How does a jellyfish sting_ - Neosha S Kashef 5 d$ ?- D( ] i$ T: eHow life came to land - Tierney Thys ' \( E" y: v4 l# I* m: A q, zHow Mendel's pea plants helped us understand genetics - Hortensia Jiménez Díaz 3 j$ I! x' i, Q+ Y3 WHow North America got its shape - Peter J. Haproff C+ H( }* J7 e! t$ C( AHow parasites change their host's behavior - Jaap de Roode s% ^" _! W! ^5 [1 E+ yHow plants tell time - Dasha Savage m2 g7 D! W0 ~) Q% L( \How smart are dolphins_ - Lori Marino' `) _+ s/ q) V, C' F" T; C
How smart are orangutans_ - Lu Gao0 s/ |& k" g1 P) U& I: a
How tall can a tree grow_ - Valentin Hammoudi: X/ L$ A- T& M( r& o9 @
How to fossilize...yourself - Phoebe A. Cohen , Q _6 L" j4 c8 y m T3 q: Y6 uHow to speak monkey_ The language of cotton-top tamarins - Anne Savage 2 z5 t5 U; W) R$ t& hHow tsunamis work - Alex Gendler 1 T D7 s$ B4 {! Y' mHow turtle shells evolved... twice - Judy Cebra Thomas 3 H" ^7 N/ _/ q: MHow we think complex cells evolved - Adam Jacobson" R: L6 `" |" Y$ F Q9 s2 }7 G
Inside the ant colony - Deborah M. Gordon7 u) z; O8 u4 K* Y+ X: o: }
Inside the killer whale matriarchy - Darren Croft ( D' |6 T2 j% I9 q, W: FIs fire a solid, a liquid, or a gas_ - Elizabeth Cox+ Z$ u1 h2 E" a# B& g6 n
Licking bees and pulping trees_ The reign of a wasp queen - Kenny Coogan" _( Q7 A2 D9 X6 v0 p0 H
Making sense of how life fits together - Bobbi Seleski8 W3 }8 w: {* }: N' F. S* a
Mating frenzies, sperm hoards, and brood raids_ the life of a fire ant queen - Walter R. Tschinkel) p0 ]4 g. ^3 t* f0 t" e, V
Meet the tardigrade, the toughest animal on Earth - Thomas Boothby : F0 `. ]8 ?9 D+ V; g6 \Myths and misconceptions about evolution - Alex Gendler; A9 q( o" `: u3 V) I3 \+ o
Nature's smallest factory_ The Calvin cycle - Cathy Symington* H7 ]# A+ K+ f) `8 y# q) U2 Z6 q# f# ?
No one can figure out how eels have sex - Lucy Cooke $ o% {1 V( X* H+ rPoison vs. venom_ What's the difference_ - Rose Eveleth $ H2 t. s5 h# xPruney fingers_ A gripping story - Mark Changizi ' D# M! e1 R( UReasons for the seasons - Rebecca Kaplan! \) q4 j0 Q1 B3 N, f, W, {
Sex Determination_ More Complicated Than You Thought 7 i' @. W8 k! k5 t8 s( R! gSymbiosis_ A surprising tale of species cooperation - David Gonzales & E6 f4 z4 D% ~1 E) @! h% bThe amazing ways plants defend themselves - Valentin Hammoudi8 G) ?% M* x9 ~4 P
The Arctic vs. the Antarctic - Camille Seaman + u6 r- L- t; c, Y+ ^; |The big-beaked, rock-munching fish that protect coral reefs - Mike Gil+ G0 l% [+ k! ? C9 ~* ^8 Q2 q. D
The brilliance of bioluminescence - Leslie Kenna T! J! e: ?: y) P5 O( d+ u1 _The bug that poops candy - George Zaidan4 a! f; H; o) G$ I( N, ~; \! `
The case of the vanishing honeybees - Emma Bryce: {, X% z0 n0 x f) i* h5 R/ r9 y
The Cockroach Beatbox 8 Q. c5 G5 A {* R0 \ gThe coelacanth_ A living fossil of a fish - Erin Eastwood# @1 l8 }# _3 Z! l: M: L0 @$ L
The colossal consequences of supervolcanoes - Alex Gendler 3 S/ V. s/ @: l$ SThe evolution of animal genitalia - Menno Schilthuizen5 t- y% j; H: M3 U+ ~, f# C
The ferocious predatory dinosaurs of Cretaceous Sahara - Nizar Ibrahim 8 g1 V% ?4 a# N" Z* M9 @' {& cThe fish that walk on land - Noah R. Bressman. _3 C9 n# ~3 q0 Y9 a) b0 \4 Z
The game-changing amniotic egg - April Tucker 4 q3 L: h( @" FThe hidden worlds within natural history museums - Joshua Drew: p0 t2 n7 r8 X0 \
The loathsome, lethal mosquito - Rose Eveleth2 k1 a# t7 N* N
The lovable (and lethal) sea lion - Claire Simeone ! E! o8 f% m I. WThe most colorful gemstones on Earth - Jeff Dekofsky / ?3 m' Y6 ]2 s2 q! Y7 ~. uThe most lightning-struck place on Earth - Graeme Anderson5 {1 U9 V7 {5 S' b0 W1 ~
The mysterious origins of life on Earth - Luka Seamus Wright5 a' g# i8 h6 _9 O) v3 x; a
The Pangaea Pop-up - Michael Molina . }& @: @, G+ _. S V yThe popularity, plight and poop of penguins - Dyan deNapoli ' S; L h2 N/ m9 q9 v' u2 a BThe science of snowflakes - Maru?a Brada?.mp4# ?) ~& Y, J% P( s) s; ?9 P+ T
The science of static electricity - Anuradha Bhagwat $ }1 O* P6 v* R. Y1 M6 lThe science of symmetry - Colm Kelleher 0 N, K5 ~6 a# H0 C9 R- {The secret language of trees - Camille Defrenne and Suzanne Simard 9 i0 j* h7 N7 I( AThe sexual deception of orchids - Anne Gaskett( X* d0 |3 z- l% |# y- W. w
The simple story of photosynthesis and food - Amanda Ooten" Q5 N& e2 o ^5 H
The surprising reasons animals play dead - Tierney Thys 4 v" x7 c( x8 Y4 }* D$ I/ kThe threat of invasive species - Jennifer Klos 8 Y0 i) @. I% q- @1 eThe three different ways mammals give birth - Kate Slabosky" i; [- b/ M) \% _' F
The truth about bats - Amy Wray 8 _. p$ v$ H3 H" P! KThe weird and wonderful metamorphosis of the butterfly - Franziska Bauer8 [+ Z7 o4 L/ L7 @7 U
The wild world of carnivorous plants - Kenny Coogan : z# r& l2 o! |8 i- D" q9 L5 |The world’s largest organism - Alex Rosenthal 8 y8 p2 f: H+ U& V ~0 eTracking grizzly bears from space - David Laskin 5 O% R! r, L1 g, W% I5 _: ?Turbulence_ one of the great unsolved mysteries of physics - Tomás Chor/ i7 B) ?8 e5 p2 g( N: b
Vermicomposting_ How worms can reduce our waste - Matthew Ross0 h7 {0 O( S9 k/ G' Y
What happens when continents collide_ - Juan D. Carrillo0 T0 L- a N& Z" k- O
What is dust made of_ - Michael Marder 4 x; R: J" f5 [4 x% @* BWhat is the biggest single-celled organism_ - Murry Gans ) N9 j5 w4 o! ?+ r! y A% @1 EWhat would happen if every human suddenly disappeared_ - Dan Kwartler) `* x) N: H8 s
What's below the tip of the iceberg_ - Camille Seaman 3 C& H) w6 y! `! L9 J7 E9 ~) w! lWhat's hidden among the tallest trees on Earth_ - Wendell Oshiro 5 c( z1 ^6 p" K2 ~. v5 HWhat’s so great about the Great Lakes_ - Cheri Dobbs and Jennifer Gabrys / S+ ~5 ^0 ]3 A0 H' `When will the next mass extinction occur_ - Borths, D'Emic, and Pritchard # @$ q: s7 W+ l2 t9 ?Where did Earth’s water come from_ - Zachary Metz; H5 }6 Y4 |4 x
Where do genes come from_ - Carl Zimmer + x, \) w6 X% }9 ^3 `3 `9 |Where we get our fresh water - Christiana Z. Peppard+ m2 Y/ @* E d1 t
Who owns the _wilderness__ - Elyse Cox 7 o4 v4 p. @7 GWhy are earthquakes so hard to predict_ - Jean-Baptiste P. Koehl. R4 j) M( v9 m+ [2 t& k
Why are fish fish-shaped_ - Lauren Sallan " ?/ ^% H. l& c4 w' sWhy are sloths so slow_ - Kenny Coogan6 z P5 e/ M9 M2 O" J4 z" Q
Why are there so many insects_ - Murry Gans - P# B! V2 L& [ w1 m+ [1 |Why are there so many types of apples_ - Theresa Doud) D; B" R- `3 @3 D1 K8 X
Why can't some birds fly_ - Gillian Gibb: ]6 w% C5 Y7 h4 O/ `) S, o
Why certain naturally occurring wildfires are necessary - Jim Schulz . I L( m' n- H- X% ^Why do animals form swarms_ - Maria R. D'Orsogna : ?& K& Y4 n0 q* \% c) D7 \! `Why do animals have such different lifespans_ - Joao Pedro de Magalhaes6 n3 b. c& Y5 ^
Why do cats act so weird_ - Tony Buffington. D8 \4 h- y/ _0 X: Q- ?) X5 T! M
Why do we harvest horseshoe crab blood_ - Elizabeth Cox , P8 s7 Y9 o M3 P& v9 S& x5 f5 Y# bWhy do we kiss under mistletoe_ - Carlos Reif6 Y1 j/ |3 e: `- K6 Y6 g
Why don’t poisonous animals poison themselves_ - Rebecca D. Tarvin A) i3 J+ a' h" CWhy elephants never forget - Alex Gendler 9 m( |+ j8 `8 b5 bWhy is biodiversity so important_ - Kim Preshoff + _- ^, h" L' C) h ] c+ gWhy is Mount Everest so tall_ - Michele Koppes 6 @( u; P: u+ p' y, |4 X1 OWhy isn't the world covered in poop_ - Eleanor Slade and Paul Manning5 U, Y j/ _* ` Z 本资源仅本站会员可下载！3 o- u) g1 i% B/ H
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