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Grass clings to life even as desiccating winds remove what little moisture remains in the soil.
即使風(fēng)把土壤中僅存的水分帶走，草也能存活下來。
So long as grass can survive, so can grazers.
只要草能夠活下來，食草動(dòng)物也能活下來。
Wild ass. The males are fighting to win territories.
藏野驢。雄驢在爭奪領(lǐng)地。
Those that hold the best are more likely to attract a herd of females.
最有實(shí)力的也最有可能得到雌驢的青睞。
It's a frisky business. That counts as a victory,
其實(shí)是鬧著玩的。那樣算是勝了，
but he can't assume the females will actually turn up.
但卻沒有看到雌驢的出現(xiàn)
Female asses are mysterious creatures.
雌野驢是一種神秘的動(dòng)物。
They come and go as they please and much of their behaviour seems unfathomable to an outsider.
隨興而來隨興而去，對(duì)于外人來說，這些雌驢的脾性好像是不可捉摸的。
They're the great nomads of the plateau
它們是高原上的偉大游牧民族，
and will often trek vast distances across these parched plains in search of oases.
為了尋找綠洲，其足跡早己遍布整個(gè)西藏高原。
But when they do find paradise,
當(dāng)這些野驢真地找到了新的天地，
they are liable to feed and drink for just a few hours and then head back to the dust for no apparent reason.
飲水的飲水，吃草的吃草，個(gè)個(gè)毫無留戀之情，數(shù)小時(shí)后就絕塵而去。
