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homework
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Young infants have *like grips,used to cling on to mom for deer life.As they get older,they get bolder and take more risks.

Those are the survival spend a lot of time travelling,yet experienced adults know exactly where to find seasonal food in different parts of their age.In such steep terrain,travel involves a high level of climbing skill.These monkeys are spectacularly good rock climbers from the time they learnt to walk.In Langur's society,females rule the roost,and take the lead when the family is on the road.

One section of the cliff,* is a trickle of mineral rich water,which the monkeys seem to find irresistible.These days there are few predators in the Mayanghe Reserve which might pose a risk to a baby monkey,but in past centuries,this area of south China,was home to leopards,pythons,and even tigers.

To survive dangerous night prowlers,the Langurs went underground,using their rock climbing skills to seek shelter in inacessible caverns.Filmed in near darkness using a night vision camera,the troop climbers along familiar ledges,worn smooth by generations before them.

During cold winter weather,the monkeys venture deeper underground,when the air stays comparatively warm.The last journey is end,a coated niche beyond the reach of even the most enterpring predators.

But is's not just monkeys that find shelter in caves,these children are off to school.In rural China,that may mean a long trek each morning,passing through a cavern or 2 away,but not all the pupils have to walk to school,these children are borders.As day pupils' * journey is end,the borders are still making breakast.

In the schoolyard,someone seems to have swithed the lights off,but this is no ordinary playground,and no ordinary school.This house,inside a cave,a natural vault of rock keeps out the rain,so there is no need for a roof on the classroom.

Jiangdong cave school is made up of 6 classes,of the total of 200 children.

咳咳，这个系列俺就不抢了。。
俺进来提醒某童鞋，你看到的字幕（双语的吧？）未必正确。
偶可以负责任滴讲，那个字幕是听写出来的，而且水平不见得高过普特网友（有中文做参考还出现了一些低级错误）。
像黄山迎客松一段，有个单词 epitomize，字幕写的是 "are peak mines" (which obviously makes no sense)

On melody_w

Young infants have wise like grip, use it to cling on to mom for dear life. As they get older, they get bolder and take more risks.

Those are the survival spend a lot of time travelling, yet experienced adults know exactly where to find seasonal foods in different parts of their range. In such steep terrain, travel involves a high level of climbing skill. These monkeys are spectacularly good rock climbers from the time they learnt to walk. In Langur's society, females rule the roost,and take the lead when the family is on the move.

One section of \ cliff,* is a trickle of mineral rich water, which the monkeys seem to find irresistible. These days there are few predators in the Mayanghe Reserve which might pose a risk to a baby monkey, but in past centuries, this area of south China, was home to leopards,pythons,and even tigers.

To survive dangerous night prowlers, the Langurs went underground, using their rock climbing skills to seek shelter in inaccessible caverns. Filmed in near darkness using a night vision camera, the troop climbers along familiar ledges, worn smooth by generations before them.

During cold winter weather, the monkeys venture deeper underground, where the air stays comparatively warm. At last journey is end, a coated niche beyond the reach of even the most enterprising predators.

But is's not just monkeys that find shelter in caves, these children are off to school. In rural China,  at a man-made long track each morning, passing through a cave or 2 on the way. But not all the pupils have to walk to school, these children are borders. As theses pupils near journey's end, the borders are still making breakast.

In the schoolyard, someone seems to have sweetest lights off. But this is no ordinary playground, and no ordinary school. Each house, inside a cave, a natural vault of rock keeps out the rain, so there is no need for a roof on the classroom.

Jiangdong Cave School is made up of 6 classes, of the total of 200 children.

Young infants have a wise-like grip used to cling on to mount their dear life. As they get older, they get bolder and take more risks.

Those have survived spend lot of time traveling. Experienced adults know exactly where to find seasonal foods in different parts of their range. In such steep terrain travel involves a high level of climbing skill. These monkeys are spectacularly good rock climbers from the time they learn to walk.

In lange society, females rule the roost and take the lead when the family is on the move.

One section of a cliff whose is a tripler main rule rich water with the monkeys seem to find they are irresistible.

These days there are a few pregnancies in * reserve which might expose a risk to a baby monkey. But in past centuries this area of south China was home to lizards pythons and even tigers. To survive dangers night provides the Langes went on the ground using their rock climbing skills to seek shelter in accessible cavinness 

Film in near the darkness using the night vision camera, the troop climbs along familiar lectures on smooth by generations before them. During cold winter weather, the monkeys venture deeply in ground whether air stays comparatively warm.

A last journey is end.  A cozying leash beyond the reach of even the most enterprising predator. But it’s not just monkeys that find shelter in caves. These children are out for school. In rural China, they may need a long trip each morning passing through a cobble tomb in the wild. But not all pupils have to walk to school. These children are bolders.  As the day pupils near journey’s end, the bolders are still making their breakfast. In the school yard someone seems to have switched their life style. But this is no ordinary playground and no ordinary school. It’s hours inside the cave. A natural * rock keeps out the rain, so there is no need for a roof on the classroom.

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虽然发晚了，通过改稿收获也是很大的， 呵呵呵！
Young infants have a wise like grip, use it to cling on to mom for dear life. As they get older, they get bolder and take more risks.

Those have survived spend a lot of time traveling, yet experienced adults know exactly where to find seasonal foods in different parts of their range. In such steep terrain, travel involves a high level of climbing skill. These monkeys are spectacularly good rock climbers from the time they learnt to walk. In Langur's society, females rule the roost, and take the lead when the family is on the move.

One section of cliff, whose is a trickle of mineral rich water, which the monkeys seem to find they are irresistible. These days there are few predators in the Mayanghe Reserve which might pose a risk to a baby monkey, but in past centuries, this area of south China, was home to lizards, pythons, and even tigers.

To survive dangerous night prowlers, the Langurs went underground, using their rock climbing skills to seek shelter in inaccessible caverns. Filmed in near darkness using a night vision camera, the troop climbers along familiar ledges, warn smooth by generations before them.

During cold winter weather, the monkeys venture deeper underground, where the air stays comparatively warm. At last journey is end, a cozying niche beyond the reach of even the most enterprising predators.

But it’s not just monkeys that find shelter in caves; these children are off to school. In rural China, they may need a long track each morning, passing through a cave or tomb in the wild. But not all the pupils have to walk to school, these children are boarders. As the day pupils near journey's end, the boarders are still making  breakfast.

In the schoolyard, someone seems to have switched the lights off. But this is no ordinary playground, and no ordinary school. Each house, inside a cave, a natural vault of rock keeps out the rain, so there is no need for a roof on the classroom.

Jiangdong Cave School is made up of 6 classes, with the total of 200 children.

melody_w


Young infants have vise-like grips,used to cling on to mom for deer life.As they get older,they get bolder and take more risks. Those that survive spend a lot of time travelling,yet experienced adults know exactly where to find seasonal food in different parts of their age.
In such steep terrain,travel involves a high level of climbing skill.These monkeys are spectacularly good rock climbers from the time they learnt to walk.In Langur's society,females rule the roost,and take the lead when the family is on the move.
One section of the cliff,* is a trickle of mineral rich water,which the monkeys seem to find irresistible.These days there are few predators in the Mayanghe Reserve which might pose a risk to a baby monkey,but in past centuries,this area of south China,was home to leopards,pythons,and even tigers.
To survive dangerous night prowlers,the Langurs went underground,using their rock climbing skills to seek shelter in inacessible caverns.
Filmed in near darkness using a night vision camera,the troop climbers along familiar ledges,worn smooth by generations before them.
During cold winter weather,the monkeys venture deeper underground,when the air stays comparatively warm.At last journey is end,a cozy niche beyond the reach of even the most enterpring predators. But is's not just monkeys that find shelter in caves,these children are off to school.In rural China,that may mean a long trek each morning,passing through a cavern or 2 away,but not all the pupils have to walk to school,these children are boarders.As day pupils' are near the journey's end,the boarders are still making breakast. In the schoolyard,someone seems to have switched the lights off,but this is no ordinary playground,and no ordinary school.This house,inside a cave,a natural vault of rock keeps out the rain,so there is no need for a roof on the classroom.
Jiangdong cave school is made up of 6 classes,of the total of 200 children.

homework


young infacts have a wise grap ,use it to cling on to for deer life . As they get older ,they get bolder and tack risks. those survives spend a lot time travelling,yet experienced adult know exactly where find seasonal food in different parts of their age.

One section of cliff oozes a trickle of mineral rich water, which the monkeys seem to find irresistible. using their rock climbing skills to seek shelter in accessible caverns. passing through a cave or two on the way. It's a house inside a cave.

on xkx

Young infants have a vicelike grip, use it to cling on to mom for dear life. As they get older, they get bolder and take more risks.

Those have survived spend a lot of time traveling, yet experienced adults know exactly where to find seasonal foods in different parts of their range. In such steep terrain, travel involves a high level of climbing skill. These monkeys are spectacularly good rock climbers from the time they learnt to walk. In langur's society, females rule the roost, and take the lead when the family is on the move.

One section of cliff, whose is a trickle of mineral-rich water, which the monkeys seem to find they are irresistible. These days there are few predators in the Mayanghe Reserve which might pose a risk to a baby monkey, but in past centuries, this area of South China, was home to leopards, pythons, and even tigers.

To survive dangerous night prowlers, the langurs went underground, using their rock climbing skills to seek shelter in inaccessible caverns. Filmed in near darkness using a night vision camera, the troop climbers along familiar ledges, worm smooth by generations before them.

During cold winter weather, the monkeys venture deeper underground, where the air stays comparatively warm. At last journey is end, a cozying niche beyond the reach of even the most enterprising predators.

But it’s not just monkeys that find shelter in caves; these children are after school. In rural China, they may need a long track each morning, passing through a cave or tomb on their way. But not all /pupils have to walk to school, these children are boarders. As the day pupils near journey's end, the boarders are still making breakfast.

In the schoolyard, someone seems to have switched the lights off. But this is no ordinary playground, and no ordinary school, it's house inside a cave, a natural vault of rock keeps out the rain, so there is no need for a roof on the classroom.

Zhongdong Cave School is made up of 6 classes, with a total of 200 children.