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Wüsten. An den Grenzen des Lebens
- GEOlino extra Hör-Bibliothek
- Narrated by: Wigald Boning
- Length: 42 mins
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Wüsten. An den Grenzen des Lebens
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Endlose Sandmeere, glühend rote Felsen, schneeweiße Dünen: Wigald Boning entdeckt Erstaunliches in den Wüsten rund um unseren Globus. Auf seinem Kamel reitet in die alte Wüstenstadt Timbuktu, entdeckt wanderende Steine und sucht nach der Lösung für das Rätsel der Feenkreise in der Namib-Wüste. Er erkärt das Phänomen der Fata Morgana und wundert sich, dass mehr Menschen in der Wüste ertrinken als verdursten. Außerdem gibt es coole Survival-Tipps von Wigald persönlich.
©2012 Gruner + Jahr AG & Co KG (P)2012 Random House Audio
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