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※ This video is an excerpt from *DocuPrime - Central Asia, A Record of the Surviving Wild, Parts 1 & 2*, which aired from March 9 to 10, 2015. Central Asia is one of the most rugged and remote regions on Earth, characterized by a blend of vast grasslands, deserts, and rugged mountain ranges. Consequently, it is a place least known to the outside world, making it a captivating destination where nature is preserved in its pristine state. Since 2007, EBS has consistently produced programs covering the nature of Central Asia and the lives of its nomads. This program comprehensively presents the findings recorded across various parts of Central Asia over the past eight years. Across a total of seven countries, the program aimed to capture the diverse topography and lifestyles that vary according to the climate of Central Asia exactly as they are. It is a work that encompasses the entire natural ecosystem of Central Asia, ranging from grasslands and deserts to lakes and alpine mountains. It showcases the wild yet beautiful nature of the vast region, the wildlife that inhabits it as their home, and the vivid lives of nomads who adapt to the harsh natural environment while sometimes struggling against it. - (1) Prologue, Untamed Land This section provides an overall view of the nature of Central Asia and explores the lives of the nomads who live there. Central Asia has long been isolated from the outside world. Before the 20th century, access from the outside was difficult due to rugged terrain such as deserts and high mountains, and subsequently, it was confined behind the Iron Curtain of the former Soviet Union. As such, Central Asia is a place where the ancient traditions and culture of nomads have been relatively well preserved. This section introduces the lives of nomads, which vary depending on the terrain, including grasslands and high mountains. It takes a deep look into the lifestyle of nomads, who never go overboard in any aspect of their daily lives, such as their respectful treatment of livestock even when slaughtering them and their simple way of life. (2) Winter, Wolves and Nomads, Their Winter This section examines the conflict over livestock between wolves, the top predators of the Central Asian wilderness, and nomads. When winter arrives and food becomes scarce, wolf raids on livestock intensify. Although the Mongolians consider themselves descendants of wolves, they find themselves in a situation where they have no choice but to confront them. A showdown unfolds between the Mongols, who believe that one must have a higher fate than the wolf to succeed in the hunt, and the clever predator, the wolf. ✔ Program Title: DocuPrime - Central Asia, Records of the Surviving Wild Part 1–2 ✔ Broadcast Dates: March 9–10, 2015 #TVViewingGolaDuneDocumentary #GolaDuneDocumentary #Documentary #Documentary