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Documental de Austria. Waldviertel, Naturaleza se une con misticismo en un paisaje bello, montañoso y remoto. Árboles, fauna y vida salvaje de Austria. El documental muestra los altos páramos, del valle de Kamp y de los numerosos lagos que salpican la región.

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Los bosques de Viena tienen un impacto visual en el paisaje pero además son fuente de vida y santuario al mismo tiempo: su omnipresencia hace que jueguen un importante papel par los habitantes de la ciudad.

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A Philippine myth tells us, thanks to "the golden grain" a young slave girl managed to regain her freedom. But he is presented the golden grain of rice that also serves to freedom of farmers in countries where it is grown?

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Where weighs more than one kilogram of wheat? Three farmers, three countries and a product. Discover the difference of the work involved in harvesting and selling a kilo of wheat for a farmer in Austria, one from Russia and one from USA ...

51:39

The theory of memory of water has long been studied and acclaimed scientists and their disciples. homeopathic medicine has its roots in this phenomenon. The controversy as to whether this memory of water is a fantasy or one of the most sensational discoveries of all time has been raging for decades, and the search for truth leads us to researchers from the US, Russia, Germany, Austria and Japan.

48:25

The transformative power of our society has failed to reach the last peaks of the Alps. Hohe Tauern mountain range is a wild and remote area of the world that hides natural treasures that many people barely know. Its intact habitats make a treasure alpine flora and fauna. At the same time, this is a world of superlative mountains, with the highest peaks in Austria, the largest areas in the eastern Alps glaciers and waterfalls are among the highest in the world. The documentary shows for the first time many hardly known, extremely shy or rare in the high mountains of Upper Austria animals.

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Clay has been used to build many works throughout history as well as the Chinese Wall, Japanese palaces, High Risers Arabs, Persians residential courtyards, African mosques and European wooden houses. However, this material had long since fallen into oblivion. It is now, with the move towards greater sustainability is given to all areas of life it makes architects, designers and even large companies are rediscovering the clay as a building material.