【BBC生命博物馆】生物无巨细1
吉米Doherty走进自然历史博物馆的幕后，与博物馆工作人员进行近距离交流，了解该馆7000万件藏品的秘密。帝国吉米Doherty在幕后努力去做在自然历史博物馆加入在历史的收藏揭露秘密，解决奥秘并且做发现在70百万个项目之中的3e帝国人民。❤ HINTS：
Uganda
Tring
Hertfordshire
今天比较长，技术不好截...(┳＿┳)...
❤ 英式拼法，以音频内容为准
http://t1.g.hjfile.cn/listen/201306/201306061135249637020.mp3Welcome to the Natural History Museum. For as long as there's been people on earth, we've been studying animals.
They appear in the earliest cave paintings, are included in the stories of many religions, and have been central to the great scientific collections of the past 200 years.
And, today, animals are as important to us as they've ever been.
This time the team's exploring weird and wonderful items behind the scenes and joining a life-saving expedition to Uganda.
That's a little bit swollen.
We're meeting museum scientists who are trying to solve problems by understanding animals.
Whoa. That is unreal.
We're entering the world of creatures great and small, living and extinct, the weird and the wonderful, through the work of the scientists right here in the Natural History Museum, the Museum of Life.
I've been given the opportunity to visit a room where the rarest and the most precious books are held.
Look at this.
I want to see how, right from the outset, animals were knitted into the very structure of the Natural History Museum.
Wow, they are beautiful, aren't they?
These are the original sketches from the 1870s for the menagerie that runs throughout the building, ensuring that whatever you come to see, you're surrounded by animals.
Today, the museum houses 28 million actual zoological specimens, the results of three centuries in collecting.
But, occasionally something's given to the museum by a member of the general public. Whilst most of these gifts tend to be fairly modest, every now and then something comes along that is really big.
These buildings in Tring, Hertfordshire, are a museum in their own right. And in 1937, the land, the buildings and everything inside was donated to the Natural History Museum. It was the biggest zoological collection ever made by one person.欢迎来到自然历史博物馆。自地球有人类以来，我们就一直在研究动物，它们现于原始洞穴壁画，记录在众多宗教故事中。并在过去二百年间，一直是科学收藏的热门，如今，动物如以前一样对我们极其重要。这次摄制组要去探索幕后奇特美妙的事物，并进行一次乌干达的救生探险。
肚子有些肿胀
我们会与博物馆的科学家会面，他们正试图通过研究动物以解决难题。
太不可思议了
通过自然历史博物馆中科学家的成果，我们进入一个生物的世界。这里的生物有大有小，有现存和已灭绝的，更有怪异和奇妙的。这里就是生命的博物馆。
我有幸能走进这个房间，这里保存着最稀有最珍贵的书籍。
看看这个。
我想知道，从建馆时起，动物如何连结装饰了自然历史博物馆。
太漂亮了，是不是？
这些是1870年以来，刻在建筑外围。动物浮雕的原始素描图，确保无论你来观赏什么动物，你都会被包围在动物之中。如今，博物馆拥有2800万件生物标本。这是经过三个世纪不断收藏的结果，但有些标本，是由普通民众捐赠给博物馆的。大多数捐赠的标本都很普通，但有些却是相当的巨大。英格兰东南部郡，这些位于郝特福德郡特陵的建筑物，是当地人自己的博物馆。1937年，这片土地，这些建筑物和里面的一切，都捐赠给了自然历史博物馆。这是由个人收集的数量最多的动物标本。
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