habitats moist deciduous forests and shallow to frost as laboratory at southern germany's university averts book the researchers go to uncover the fruit fly in secret they have an internal clock in their brains. the scientists here and varia want to find out just how this internal clock ticks. the. first child out of for us to use this carbon dioxide to knock out the fruit flies. in the test tubes are normal fruit flies with an internal clock and other genetically modified specimens whose internal clocks have been removed by researchers. are there any differences the scientists look for them in a dark room where external stimuli such as light can be shut out. the normal 3 flies do indeed have a circadian rhythm with light or without the always awake and at the same time. but the flies without an internal clock have no rhythm they're wait for 5 minutes then go to sleep for 5 minutes when they're 94 day makes. the researcher now wants to find out how this internal clock is structured by rendering it visible within the brain. a journey through the mind of a fruit fly. the bright green d

this is a printing building project in a village in southern germany. printing houses is still relatively new so it remains to be seen how robust they are and whether they could rival the likes of the medieval castle in our next report which has certainly stood the test of time. we're in southern germany in the barry and alex to visit what's left of one firebag continent. man's bag and. local dealer on a rather unusual photo shoot here. we were going to use our drone to capture images of the castle just see whether it has any wake spots that could make it unstable but. first they take a look around on foot the research isn't making a close inspection of the masonry to see where it might pose a danger to visit has. now it's time for the drove to get to work its task is to shoot photos from all possible angles. each individual photo is just a normal snapshot what makes the difference is the large number of images from so many different perspectives. on the earth peak you'd want to hear hear the drone is coming from one angle and now we're going to take th

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this sue in southern germany wants to find out as much as possible about its animals the polar bears even help with the data collection. that are coming here called the no come here that's right there used to come on come here yeah. 8 fantastic that's the no no no no mark today we want to shave your poor again and now i'd like to know what you mean your poor yeah it's great lovely. it. several times a week all kinds of things further is very important because we can analyze the his . development when it seems like a good move for example when we have the opportunity to get a horse as you can see then you can also shave off the fur to reach a vein. good if we get access to a blood vessel then we can take blood and do a blood test. we feel. today the nuremberg zookeeper is shaving the polar bear it's for will be analyzed to gauge its stress levels all zoos that have what's called protected contact with their animals train the creatures for medical diagnostic purposes here the testing is particularly painstaking. next year. i'm going to keep busy do this job out of love interest and ent

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well with all is located over there it's the winter sports center of the algo region in southern germany a perfect starting point for discovering the area i want to go up the mountains and of course come down in one piece i'll be on skis and on the snow by i look forward to lots of nature and adventures galore. postoffice many evil origins. and. now attracts over 2000000 overnight guests every year i want to know what draws them here. bush knows guaranteed because it's so beautiful the skiing is fantastic it's just a lot of fun but because of the snow and i want to show my girlfriend. the 1st tourists arrived here in the late 19th century. or bust all the fish really has a therapeutic climate it's a quality seal in germany given to places with among other things a certain air quality and spa facilities. the local history museum is set up in an x. farmhouse where visitors can learn about the area. and marvel at the big level ski boot in the world and. you can also find out how ski 1st came to a bus stall. and skiing is the reason i'm here. cold feet. it's been over 10 years since i last p

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southern germany. for years it's been a departure point for long distance animal transports today its currents just separated from their mothers. very profitable here in germany jump up and go for export. are headed for northern spain and another collection point. this portage was filmed by. the animal welfare foundation she's followed the transports for more than 20 years the slide in their care brought us all these are the noises the calves make when they're suffering and they increase as the journey goes are. more and more crafts join in this bellowing you see them licking everything. sucking at each other and are really in a kind of starvation stress the animals are under common and stress killers and then. after an almost 20 hour journey the animals are unloaded in spain many of the young calves are completely exhausted saw haven't survived the ordeal. in this film we track animal transports not only to spank. we also find out what happens to german livestock sent to other places such as north afr

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left is a family business in southern germany it makes agricultural machinery that's good for the environment to help farmers avoid herbicides it offers this device that destroys weeds mechanically it's just the sort of thing that government didn't perlin once farmers to buy so it offered them 810000000 euros in subsidies to help them but there was a catch they had to apply online. because of the rural internet connections in germany are so poor the system kept crashing right when only farmers were trying to access the site it was an extremely unpleasant experience for farmers. and in places with poor internet connections those farmers didn't stand a chance. this push for high tech revealed just how far germany's rural areas have fallen behind without basics like reliable broadband internet it's not clear how farmers can benefit from fertilizer spreaders and slurry tankers like these packed with digital and satellite technology this machine spreads fertilizer in a way that protects the groundwater you're in alice keeps 2000 pigs in western germany he says with low milk and meat prices the sub

he was born in 1824 in southern germany which is still a center of your culture. he came here with 9000 dollars in gold on his person. he kind of looked around and milwaukee emerged as a kind of obvious choice. a lot of reasons for that. there's a lot of good farmland around here. there's barley and hops, which are two ingredients in beer. you also had troop winters. time, s done mechanically and that was done -- that was important to keep ice-cold during the long selling season. the most important reason to settle here was this was the most german city in america. you have that german triangle of milwaukee, cincinnati and st. louis. all three became brewing centers. by 1860, milwaukee had a majority of germans in its population. you have a lot of taste for beer here and a lot of talent for making it. we set up shop and what was called the plank road brewery, which is just behind me. the watertown plank road which went from milwaukee up about 60 miles from here. it had been started a few years before by members of the best family, who also started the popped brewe

of relief just yet there are concerns that new covert 1000 variants are more transmissible in germany southern state of bavaria certified in $95.00 masks are now mandatory on all public transportation germany hopes that a new round of even stricter measures will bring down the stubborn spread of infections. another bleak and wintry week in berlin the streets are mostly empty and many who do need to go out where a mosque seems to be helping there's been a slight drop in 1000 infections but it's not enough the government is preparing to tighten restrictions and berlin is saying that's a good thing. nobody is doesn't i think being strict to make sense and i'm hoping this will finally bring it all to an end. in this league be great if people just realize that it's not getting any better and that they should stay at home. i really hope that we realize that we'll have to put up with these restrictions until at least the summer. the government he said to want to stop office workers from commuting and push them into working from home all that's partly because travelling on public transport poses a par

the varian forest national park in southern germany the ecologist get to work. the hyperspectral camera registers the visible light and other electromagnetic radiation reflected off the forest below something like a regular digital camera. but a normal digital camera has sensors that are only sensitive to visible light in 3 bands. red green and blue. the hyperspectral camera captures a much wider range dividing it into $250.00 spectral bands it collects lots of images of the same area every substance has its own pattern that spectral signature . taken from a plane or satellite hyperspectral images can already reveal how much chlorophyll or water there is in a forest canopy or whether pasts have infested the trees. but scientists want to do more international research project in the bavarian forest is taking the next step. as you just put it this is we want to identify the range of species on the grounds windows and then investigate whether the reflection of sunlight on the ground could be used to identify the species that would let us muck biodiversity from spac

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the monastic island of ayesha now in lake constance southern germany was declared a world heritage site in 2000 the origins of the island's monastery go back to the 8th century in 724 st pierre minh founded the monastery it would become an important religious cultural and political center of medieval europe. 3 romanesque churches have stood the test of time the st peter and paul church the triple nave the minister of st mary and mark and the st george church. we fly on to the rules area to see that sold 500 coal mine industrial complex in that city. once the largest and most modern coal mining plant it was in operation for a total of 135 years. protected as a historic site the industrial complex is now a space for cultural production. the plants very own swimming pool is a symbol for the structural changes that occurred in the food area it represents the shift from an industrial site to a cultural natural and recreational hot spot. in the summer that sold for hine complexes turned into an open air cinema with an industrial backdrop. at the hoover museum visitors can learn more about the

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this is a printing building project in a village in southern germany. printing houses is still relatively new so it remains to be seen how robust they are and whether they could rival the likes of the medieval castle in our next report which has certainly stood the test of time. where in southern germany in the very end alex to visit what's left of $15.00 bed cost content. man's bag and. on a rather unusual photo shoot here. we were the ones that only were going to use our drone to capture images of the castle to see whether it has anyone expects that could make it unstable and. fast they take a look around on foot the research isn't making a close inspection of the masonry to see where it might pose a danger to visit has. now it's time for the drove to get to work its task is to shoot photos from all possible angles. each individual photo is just a normal snapshot what makes the difference is the large number of images from so many different perspectives. in the next week to the want to hear you might hear the drone is coming from one angle and now we'

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the varian forest national park in southern germany the ecologist get to work. the hyperspectral camera registers the visible light and other electromagnetic radiation reflected off the forest below something like a regular digital camera. but a normal digital camera has sensors that are only sensitive to visible light in 3 bands. red green and blue. the hyperspectral camera captures a much wider range dividing it into $250.00 spectral bands it collects lots of images of the same area every substance has its own pattern its spectral signature . taken from a plane or satellite high 1st spectral images can already reveal how much chlorophyll or water there is in a forest canopy or whether pasts have infested the trees. but scientists want to do more international research project in the bavarian forest is taking the next step. is you just put it does this is we want to identify the range of species on the grounds windows and then investigate whether the reflection of sunlight on the ground could be used to identify the species that would lead us most biodiversity

of the varian forest national park in southern germany the ecologist get to work. the hyperspectral camera registers the visible light and other electromagnetic radiation reflected off the forest below something like a regular digital camera. but a normal digital camera has sensors that are only sensitive to visible light in 3 bands. red green and blue. the hyperspectral camera captures a much wider range dividing it into $250.00 spectral bands it collects lots of images of the same area every substance has its own pattern that spectral signature . taken from a plane or satellite hyperspectral images can already reveal how much chlorophyll or water there is in a forest canopy or whether pasts have infested the trees. but scientists want to do more international research projects in the bavarian forest is taking the next step. as you just put it does this is we want to identify the range of species on the grounds windows and then investigate whether the reflection of sunlight on the ground could be used to identify the species that would lead us most biodiversity fr

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significance those like in the low countries down through the out front to get in probably to southern germany but the real deep code that you see if you know sea temperatures here is still hang your red is trying to creep south it will certainly influence the amount of snow around the black sea but i don't think it will have a major influence for the west walsall gets a modest 15 as your max on sunday it warms up by tuesday but look at the nighttime temperatures even then you really are subzero compared to the average or anything else to be honest there's a picture of video on monday the frontal systems we can somewhat so the temperatures are well the mild side is was it some parts of western europe london the date madrid the 11 there still pretty cold but pretty low further east and that results in story weather of cyprus the levant and. in affluent astraddle some neighborhoods are backed by social and economic despair when our nation makes a band of local heroes anyone of us have a responsibility to change our place in place by ship but it's a bit of a drain on al-jazeera. played an importa

is a family business in southern germany it makes agricultural machinery that's good for the environment to help farmers avoid herbicides it offers this device that destroys weeds mechanically it's just the sort of thing that government and berlin wants farmers to buy so it offered them 810000000 euros in subsidies to help them but there was a catch they had to apply online. because rule internet connections in germany are so poor the system kept crashing right when all of farmers were trying to access the site it was an extremely unpleasant experience for farmers. and in places with poor internet connections those farmers didn't stand a chance. this push for high tech revealed just how far germany's rural areas have fallen behind without basics like reliable broadband internet it's not clear how farmers can benefit from fertilizer spreaders and slurry tankers like these packed with digital and satellite technology this machine spreads fertilizer in a way that protects the groundwater you're in alice keeps 2000 pigs in western germany he says with low milk and meat prices the subsidies c

meters in italy that's expanding now he's taking the snow up through austria czech republic and southern germany was tension most european plane really low single figures figures or subzero but coming into the frame is what's happening in the south of spain didn't much at the moment it's like rain at the moment now vienna catches what's happening in really of a plain of europe temperatures above freezing just about sleet or snow most days a bit of sunshine in between but it's going further south and this is what's happening in spain you've got this on shore feed of relatively warm moist air against the cold already there huge amounts of snow seem likely over the high ground even temporary the lower ground in spain with rain running across the fastpass and into north africa as well then that line you follow here i straight through to its league involve time to get to friday that's now more active snow and rain into the and the balkans significant snow seems likely and it carries all back in spain. sponsored by qatar airways ok calm and make sure you're not hyping the situation be part of the deba

yet because there are now new concerns that the new covert 900 areas are more transmissible in germany southernstate have been very are certified and 95 masks are now mandatory on public transport germany now hopes that a new round of even tighter measures will bring down the stubborn spread of infections. and other bleak and wintry we can believe in the streets a mostly empty and many who do need to go out we are a mosque seems to be helping there's been a slight drop in covert 19 infections but it's not enough the government is preparing to tighten restrictions on building a site that's a good thing. i think being strict to make since and i'm hoping this will finally bring it all to an end. and honestly it'd be great if people just realize that it's not getting any better and that they should stay at home. i really hope that we realize that we'll have to put up with these restrictions until at least the summer . the government to said to want to stop office workers from commuting and push them into working from home more that's partly because travelling on public transport poses a particularl

the varian forest national park in southern germany the ecologist get to work. the hyperspectral camera registers the visible light and other electromagnetic radiation reflected off the forest below something like a regular digital camera. but a normal digital camera has sensors that are only sensitive to visible light in 3 bands. red green and blue. the hyperspectral camera captures a much wider range dividing it into $250.00 spectral bands it collects lots of images of the same area every substance has its own pattern its spectral signature . taken from a plane or satellite hyperspectral images can already reveal how much chlorophyll or water there is in a forest canopy or whether pasts have infested the trees. but scientists want to do more international research projects in the bavarian forest is taking the next step. as you just put it does this is to we want to identify the range of species on the grounds windows and then investigate whether the reflection of sunlight on the ground could be used to identify the species that would lead us most biodiversity

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