| 图 片 |
|
标 题 |
|
内 容 简 介 |
.gif) |
 |
|
《每日英语》电子报总第145期-12.15 |
|
"Eighteenth-century European scientists named [polar bears] Ursus maritimus, meaning 'sea bear,' and that they truly are, spending most of their lives on sea ice." |
|
 |
|
《每日英语》电子报总第144期-12.14 |
|
An "ad hoc village of caravans, or trailer homes, houses vacationers on Burren, a karst in County Clare. Fearing harm to the area's fragile vegetation, environmentalists have gon |
|
 |
|
《每日英语》电子报总第143期-12.13 |
|
“Rugged as the people who settled here more than 3,000 years ago, the sea-chiseled limestone bluffs of Inishmore rise 300 feet above the Atlantic. Inland, hundreds of miles of sto |
|
 |
|
《每日英语》电子报总第142期-12.12 |
|
“Festivals and celebrations are a part of life in Mexico. They are meant to honor, unite, and prolong tradition; many of the religious celebrations began before the Hispanic era.” |
|
 |
|
《每日英语》电子报总第141期-12.11 |
|
Approximately 13,000 Guanacos, undomesticated members of the camel family, roam wild on the island of Tierra del Fuego. |
|
 |
|
《每日英语》电子报总第140期-12.08 |
|
Pacific salmon are born in fresh water, but spend most of their adult lives in saltwater. As adults, the only time they return to fresh water is to spawn (in the same stream where |
|
 |
|
《每日英语》电子报总第139期-12.07 |
|
Residents in rowhouses try to keep warm along the Yukon River. The 2,000-mile-long (3,219-kilometer-long) Yukon River is home, highway, and hunting grounds to 36,000 people scatter |
|
 |
|
《每日英语》电子报总第138期-12.06 |
|
The famous stone monoliths of Easter Island weigh an average of 14 tons each. Most were carved from compressed volcanic ash between 1400 and 1600 AD.
Multiple theories exist as |
|
 |
|
《每日英语》电子报总第137期-12.05 |
|
The sun casts a glow on this mountain terrain surrounding the Yukon River. Winding from sea to sea, the Yukon begins only 35 miles (56 kilometers) from the Pacific Ocean, flowing n |
|
 |
|
《每日英语》电子报总第136期-12.04 |
|
With no written records, historians can only wonder why the Incas built such a mysterious place. Some believe the self-contained Machu Picchu could have been a secret ceremonial ci |
|
 |
|
《每日英语》电子报总第135期-12.01 |
|
Poppies bloom on a hillside in Thailand. Not just a beautiful flower, papaver somniferum contains the natural alkaloid morphine which is used and abused the world over. |
|
 |
|
《每日英语》电子报总第134期-11.30 |
|
A field of mustard in bloom announces the arrival of the long-awaited summer. With skies aglow till 11 p.m., sun-loving Danes revel in the extra daylight with garden parties, picni |
|
 |
|
《每日英语》电子报总第133期-11.29 |
|
A petroglyph emerges from the sands of the Sahara in Chad. Rocky skylines and dunes red with iron oxide make for a Martian landscape in northern Chad. The Sahara—the largest deser |
|
 |
|
《每日英语》电子报总第132期-11.28 |
|
Cows graze along the fertile banks of the Thames between Newbridge, where the river begins winding between townless water meadows, to Oxford, which has been the home of Britain's |
|
 |
|
《每日英语》电子报总第131期-11.27 |
|
A mushroom shaped island rises from the crystal clear waters of Micronesia. Formerly called the Trust Territory, Micronesia possesses only two-thirds the land area of Rhode Island, |
.gif)