and how many of these animals you have yuri wait. so many animals. so it happened.n general, we only have two scheduled, and the rest are all planned days. we have meerkats. we redeemed from unfavorable conditions savages uh, there are those who, well, as i call them executioners. these are the ones that people refuse when they are already adults and it is very difficult for them to find a family, because they do not accept strangers, the way they live in nature in a flock and we were told oh better than two. that is, then i had little knowledge, and i believed and i started a second one so that it would not be boring, they are also bored, but then let's julia and this animal, send it to a friend to take out to us, please, his girlfriend's cage. he will be even very happy to go to his girlfriend. yes, she is waiting for him. and meerkats in general can attack each other, if this is a stranger, then it will definitely be a fight and a massacre. and if they are in their flock, then it is extremely rare, they have some kind of showdown among themselves, and your pets,

this animal is listed in the red book.e, finally you can eat, they found a dead animal. but it's not these noisy blackbirds that disturb the musk deer are back, the real ones the owners of carrion, wolves, wolves, have to look for food all winter in the most severe frosts. their survival depends on hunting success in the pack, as a rule, the pack consists of close relatives. but when it comes to dividing up the loot, there's always a fight. crows bathe in the snow with pleasure. this method of cleaning feathers from parasites in winter replaces water procedures with them. and this kid is just mastering the technique of rotation. eventually it turns out and at it though not at once. yakutia is the largest region of russia is located here cold pole of the northern hemisphere. in the villages of verkhoyansk mekon, the thermometer can drop to -70 °. it is the coldest inhabited place on our planet. march has come, strong , unpretentious and extremely hardy yakut horses are waiting for foals from day to day. horses of this breed

but marine animals do not.he whales' brains, big big, but not all the same, probably not as smart as people. so i have to think. uh, that warm-bloodedness is indeed primarily correlated with well, or with size or quality, or there with the speed of brain considerations, uh undoubtedly, though in the first place. it probably develops under certain conditions. so it was necessary for the ichthyosaur plesiosaur to become active mobile animals. uh, in general, quite a cool marine environment. and here, please, warm- bloodedness begins to develop. and when you say hmm begins to develop, and we can draw some general conclusions from five different cases on video that this is happening approximately, like the second question. here again, it 's different. here we looked at the hotosaurs. they used fat as a medium and insulation and means, respectively, of production. like, uh, that is, the splitting of fat plesiosaurs began to use a completely different method, because, they are also for ours, or, as it were, most of t

on animals. earn big money and offer amendments to the law to the regulatory authorities at no great cost. among not only in what cages do animals and birds live, but also how they are looked after by dmitry blizhnikov fitkulin pickle, sergey took pavel letnikov a week in the city. it’s good that at least the hunt is quiet and now in the season the summer was dry with almost no rain, and mushrooms don’t like this, they don’t grow and that’s it, but autumn rains, especially if anything, are the last a few days the situation changed in the most radical way from the forest land near moscow. i climbed everything that is possible here. what types of mushrooms, in principle, grow here. i want to collect everything now in huge quantities and there are nuances that are not the most pleasant, about which even experienced mushroom pickers do not know. who inadvertently can be brought home in a mushroom basket. yes, nothing, namely, of whom, and most impenetrable more often than not empty-handed , our mushr

animation school.he authors with their unique style, new techniques and original vision, then they grow into those who are trends in national animation animation, but it exists on its own. it always exists not simply, because there are problems of the author and the material. and there are problems of the viewer. and here these tasks intersect, or something, the viewer too must learn and the viewer must also, but to be surprised to discover, not to understand, uh, gradually reach the point of what kind of art animation is. it is definitely changing. in this year's program, a lecture by master of domestic animation yuri norshtein is planned, which will talk about how animation speaks about the important and helps people in difficult life situations. it is also expected to meet with leonid shmelkov, the director of such original films as my personal elk, a very lonely rooster and tv series, an orange cow and mimimiki viewers are waiting for a retrospective, both of his own works and graduates of the auth

and if the animal was killed in battle, they would be compensated for that animal at the price. it was appraised for when it entered service. this also means of course that if your animal dies of sickness is struck by lightning or somehow, you know has a non-battlefield death you are out of luck. you are not going to be compass compensated for that any even if you were for example, if you brought a horse into the confederate army in 1861. that was appraised for $200, which was a good price at that time by 1863.64 $200 isn't going to do very much for you trying to purchase any kind of replacement. you're looking at thousands of dollars per animal by then. in fact, we even have confederate leaders at the end of the war saying that their policies for horsing. their army was radically wrong. and indeed initially union forces used this same when the war first broke out in the summer of 661 you had a number of union units organized exactly the same way but union forces, especially army administration is going to begin to phase that out by 1863 any privately held animals in union servi

ohio had the largest number of animals. in the south, virginia led the way in the south, texas came in roughly about second. texas was a far more complicated issue being so far away. and then having many those horses running around practically wild. and then, of course, there is the issue of mules. in the south, the south will lead the nation in mule population. those numbers are actually going to be deceptive. the southern plantation economy actually imports on a yearly basis large numbers of horses and mules from states like missouri, kentucky, and ohio. while the south has the largest meal population at the start of the war, they are not supplying their own numbers. many of those come from elsewhere. in case anyone doesn't know, mules cannot self reproduce. mules are the product of a cross between usually a male donkey and a mare, a female horse. that certainly was an issue, they are very useful creatures, they do not self-reproduce. we estimate about 1. 5 million horses and mules died or were killed during the war. abou

these animals prefer a solitary lifestyle.nhabitants of the forests of the caucasus, the caucasian bison completely disappeared in the late twenties of the last century. only thanks to human activity, it was possible to save the bison on hybrids were brought to our planet in the caucasian reserve. caucasian and belovezhskaya bison with bison in recent years. the number of bison is again threatened by the danger of a poacher. they are hunted even on the territory of the reserve. flowers in the mountain meadows of the caucasus are of various types and shades, and we know many of them as garden plants, hazel grouse. and hot-weed rhododendrons and irises, but here they are much more picturesque. meeting with a bear in the caucasus is not uncommon. four species of brown bears live here at once, the syrian brown bear is distinguished by a lighter color and comparatively small in spring bears can be seen in the valleys, where the snow melts earlier. then they move to alpine meadows and only in the middle of summer they move to the fo

even older animals are always on their guard.e wants to play with a hardened male, whose weight reaches 700 kg, there are cases when adult bears killed their younger relatives. waiting for winter is a very painful occupation, the bear cub finds the skin of a walrus. you can play with it, or you can live with it. she still retained the smell of a dead animal. the meat of the margin would certainly have pleased the bear much more. at the end of september, a mass migration of animals begins, tens of thousands of walruses leave the arctic seas and go south through the bering strait away from the bad weather of eternal ice. the path is not easy for them, so from time to time. they have to make short breaks. while the bears on the shore of the margin remain in the water. there they feel more secure, hungry, bears throw greedy glances at the walruses and patiently wait until the tired animals lose their vigilance. this walrus dared to get ashore alone. he is very weak to move. it can no longer go on. he can't go unnoticed. it begins to

even older animals are always on their guard.one wants to play with a hardened male, whose weight reaches 700 kg, there are cases when adult bears killed their younger ones . relatives. waiting for winter is a very painful occupation, the bear cub finds the skin of a walrus. you can play with it, or you can live with it. she still retained the smell of a dead animal. the meat of the margin would certainly have pleased the bear much more. at the end of september, a mass migration of animals begins, tens of thousands of walruses leave the arctic seas and go through the bering strait to the south away from bad weather and eternal ice. the path is not easy for them, so from time to time. they are forced to make short halts. while the bears are on the shore margins remain in the water. there they feel more secure, hungry, bears throw greedy glances at the walruses and patiently wait until the tired animals lose their vigilance. this walrus dared to get ashore alone. he is very weak to move. it can no longer go on. he can't go unnotice

in national animation animation, but it exists on its own.mply, because there are problems of the author and the material. and there are problems of the viewer. and this is where these tasks intersect, or something, the viewer must also learn and the viewer must also, but be surprised to discover not understand, uh, gradually reach the point of what kind of art animation is. it is definitely changing in the program of this year, a lecture by master of domestic animation yuri norshtein is planned, who will talk about how animation speaks about important and helps people in difficult life situations. also expected is a meeting with leonid shmelkov, the director of such original films as my personal elk, a very lonely rooster and tv series, an orange cow and be-be-bears, the audience expects from the prospect both his own works and graduates of the author's course directing, animation of the higher school of economics . everyone will find their own cinema and the value of bf in the fact that he brings that movie that rarely gets into wide releas

and they simply either abandoned the animals or somehow tried to save them, take them out, etc.ly, the result is not uh-uh, not very cool. we agreed with our partners in the domazhyr bear shelter and started looking for opportunities it was somewhere on march 4, and the volunteers who were transporting the humanitarian truck and people were constantly traveling here, they came to us with the first truck with a partial humanitarian cargo and gave us a few hours to load the bears, and there were seven bears in the court. to transport such a large number of animals is a direct operation, even for peacetime, it is very difficult, it is difficult, you need everything to be calm, that you have a lot of time, that you have enough anesthesia, that the veterinary team works calmly, but we did not have all this and it was there a couple of doses of anesthesia, literally, and there are one or two more flying syringes and stress bears and almost no people, and it was necessary to a-a-m-m-m-m-m to finish the cages because we partially gave transport tickets to colleagues so that they would s

establish a "right to rescue" animals in distress.rese operion, actists withhe groupound pigletfeeding their o mother's bloo pregnant pigs heldn gestatnal crat too smalfor themo turn aund in, d si and feverh piglets ft to diof startion or trample thiss wayne iung, dict acon evewhere in video filmeduring e resc at smhfield's circ four farms. >> we see piles of dead piglets, crushed to death, starved at. we have a little one who is covered in blood. she is going to die unless we get her out. her mother's nipples have been cut. you can't even get milk out of them. her children are literally drinking blood to survive. this little piglet whose face is covered in blood, she is not going to make it so we are going to take her out and give her the medical care she deserves and then take her to sanctuarynd hofully shsurviv. am wayne hung on to describe what he found outside a dumpster at the smithfield pig farmn utah. >> set a dumpster at circle four and they literally took a mother pig who is sick and not able to stand any longer, to her in h

on animals. earn big money and without their expenses they propose amendments to the law to the regulatory authorities. among not only in what cages do animals and birds live, but also how they are looked after, dmitry blizhnikov-raztsov sergey fetkulin took pavel letnikov a week in the city. it’s good that at least the hunt is quiet and now the very season of summer was dry with almost no rain, and mushrooms don’t like this, they don’t grow and that’s all, but autumn rains, especially those that come last a few days the situation changed in the most radical way from the forest land near moscow. i climbed everything that is possible here. what types of mushrooms, in principle, grow here. i want to collect everything now in huge quantities and there are nuances that are not the most pleasant, about which even experienced mushroom pickers do not know. who inadvertently can be brought home in a mushroom basket. yes, nothing, namely, of whom, and most impenetrable more often than not empty-handed , o

in autumn, prudent animals prepared nuts, mushrooms and berries.ngry spring these supplies will help them. neighbors carefully look after each other and this curiosity is not at all superfluous. after all, if you use the neighboring bins, yours will remain intact. the main thing is that no one notices anything. then from the turban owls it was already 2 months old. a chick the size of a good goose sits on a tree near the river at a height of twelve meters through a dream, the chick distinguishes the quiet voices of its parents. when their duet becomes clearly audible, he finally awakens. may nights are short so hunt starts at dusk. eagle owls hunt near the nest, the chick watches its parents. it's interesting and instructive. mason fish is the easiest prey at this time of the year . the chick swallows it whole with its head. during the night, the little owl must eat up to ten of these fish. well, having eaten and rested, the chick dared to get close to the edge of the nest. even at night in the valley it is as bright as day. for the birds of the fa

it consists of vegetable scraps, animal, dung, and moss. the nutrients benefit his palm oil plantations. michelle, gaba is happy about the higher yields i liked. i will have 4 and a half tons per hector. got 4 and a half to 5 tons. electra but these days with what we're doing and with what we see coming, we're going to double or even triple the production will be what we're going to go beyond 10 tons, let them do this. here to a device helps a container called a cubicle inside the villagers. organic waste decomposes for a monro about a $150.00 kilos of solid fertilizer can be produced from $500.00 kilos of waste. that saves hun it euros a year spent on artificial fertilizer. every month is the inventor of the tobacco box has developed models for liquid and solid fertilizer, as well as one for bio gas for cooking. they can cost between $450.90 euros. before the exam, do we need success stories so that those who are interested but who may have doubts? corollary or find the investment of a bit costly sol? sounds they will be motivated to take

but containment of living animals isn't always so easy. take the rats as humans began to travel, the high seas road and species stowed away on ships. that ended up overwhelming island nations. then let the cane toad it was brought australia to control the cane, beatle, but began breathing uncontrollably and became a pest in its own rise. didn't drive opponents argue that like invasive species, genetically altered mosquitoes with migrate. so it's really a concern that these organisms will spread um, uncontrollably and or possibly crash populations or possibly lead to distinctions of species. they're designed to spray aggressively throughout the species and also to spread geographically across borders. there are international treaties on bio safety, but they don't consider risks posed by a modified gene drive. the e u and some other nations have flat out rejected any release of gene dr. modified creatures within their borders. but let's face it. animals don't care about international agreements, and they don't respect our borders and boundar

as these animals are shy, i think i've seen others may be 20 times. i said, that gives you an idea of how hard it is to actually spot an order while orders research why live the search organization based. and tara was founded in 2014 in order to study in vogue to words conserving orders. the medium sized mums inhabit most of the waterways and coastal areas of gone. this year, the colleges are mapping and estimated $4.00 to $5.00 or 2 family groups in giraffe . each group, it's estimated to have 2 to 6 members. in the last years, they have seen more groups, but some of them seem to have moved other places on the island. in other regions, group sizes are believe to be twice or even 3 times that number. a shy species gets hot to observe in the vine orders, have mostly been studied in captivity, ending to bridge, dis, god while or does research the studying. among other things, the animals reproductive behavior. in the mean group ecosystems, wild and divers, and one, ah, we have evidence of not being born in me, which is contradictory to all the historica

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animal faculty. one might make reference to the contempt jury term or concept that seems closest to film loss. and what i have in mind is the term adrenaline for adrenaline is indeed almost universally vertebrate animals. as turns out, however, this term adrenaline also helps to clarify through contrast the meaning of the term to for addressing adrenaline is known as the or flight hormone, a fact that reminds us that the mere faculty of summoning great and effort can be used diametrically opposite purposes purposes in the face of danger. one can energetically attack or energetically run away for whatever reason. the concern of fillmore's concerns exclusively the former as the english translation spirit witness makes clear. indeed, perhaps the best definition of loss at. this stage is the fight in us. but what is the reason this particular focus and this and this turning from the alternative fleeing? well, there is nothing unique or particularly about fleeing danger, but there something very unique an

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well, the animals helped us. our task was to bring out the animals. we took out all the animals that could be saved in kovalivka. even then, they began to build temporary pens and enclosures. and now for in the winter they prepare warm and modern rooms in relation to the winter rooms, of course we lack them now, there are not enough of them because we were not ready for such a large number of animals in general. there will be approximately 18 new winter rooms that will be placed mainly in primates. and these turtles need a lot of heat. therefore, until they have built a room for them, they are trying to create comfort for them with the help of a zebra heater. there are also resettlers here one person has no mention of the events of the spring, a leg injury, but despite everything, the animal willingly goes to the keepers and people, allows itself to be petted and takes food from their hands. we enjoyed your visit in the summer and decided to come again. there was a little daughter, she has grown up, it is very interesting to watch for animals in koval

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take the animal, or we'll euthanize it. in such times it is very easy to check whether many people understand the meaning of this word friend. the united states considers the territory of crimea a valid target for apu strikes . the pentagon reported today, commenting on the decision to provide the kiev regime with a new $625 million military aid package, russian ambassador to washington anatoly antonov reacted harshly in his opinion. such. pumping ukraine ukraine in arms fixes america in the status of a participant in the conflict. well, the americans themselves, meanwhile, are wondering. why the biden administration does not spare money for zelensky, but at the same time is not ready to spend on its own citizens who have suffered from a devastating hurricane. yen reporting by our us correspondent denis davydov this is not the aftermath of a bombing or art shelling, this is what florida looks like after a hurricane. ian more than a hundred people died thousands lost their homes a cart of clothes all that was left of the ter

sometimes animals do.ople that can no longer live on their own, and also the human desire to help. sometimes it only hurts the birds very much many calls. here are kites, crows, pigeons, swifts on them a sea of ​​​​calls, especially when in the spring it starts lightly in summer, people appear thinking that this is all not a flying bird. this is a child. he just walks the earth. here are special categories from treasurers fashionable to keep at home, climb, kharkiv meerkats raccoons for the observation of volunteers up to 80% of the animals of the family kitchens and the owners are trying to return, because it turns out they are not ready for everyday adventures, the nature of wild animals and their needs. 13 people live with igor meerkats from them from kaznyaki. it's not a cat. not a dog. they won't be out there on the mat somewhere . they will be with you all the time. that is, you went somewhere. they lie down on the sofa with you to rest, and not everyone to rest with you. the owner knows his favorite

genes from any plant or animal can be combined to create new hybrid organisms resilient to climate change. this technique can even restore extinct species. doctors can detect every known genetic disorder early on and repair mutations quickly, giving children happy and healthy lives. - our environmental clock is ticking. today, scientists are blazing a trail to this very future. - tinkering with genes is actually an ethical thing to do. - [kondwani] i wanna know what breakthroughs are being made. - technologies like crispr are incredibly powerful. - what we're doing here is really the beginning of a true revolution. - that will force the future too. that is incredible. live genetic engineering. (eerie staccato music) (dramatic electronic music) (prosthetic clicking) (water speckles) (robotic arm whirring) (electronic tone beeping) my name is kondwani phiri. i'm a genetic researcher. you could say, it's in my blood. from an early age of about eight or nine or so, i had just a natural curiosity for the natural world. cancer runs in my family. in fact, i lost my aunt to breast cancer. and tha

at the center for helping wild animals not only rescue animals, but also advise all interested animalselter more and more and volunteers are constantly in need of material and physical help ahead of a big move to a warm room for the winter. lord flat viktor melnik svetlana zakharova evgeny matveyev company ntv krasnoyarsk and in argentina, scientists are investigating the causes of the mass death of whales, such phenomena are not uncommon in general. however, this case attracted. particular attention, because this is already the thirteenth mammal that ended its life on the sand of the peninsula. valdez just 2 weeks before, local residents found another animal that threw itself onto a public beach , scientists could not save it, scientists put forward several theories, i find out, explaining this behavior. well, the most popular of them is man-made, so the signals from shipborne sonar can stun whales and dolphins. because of what they fall into shallow water and die. but this assumption remains to be prove or disprove. in the meantime, argentine rescuers guard the body of the animal onl

, an exhibition of faces of animation, like an encyclopedia of domestic animations.nly filmed directors of animated films, but also voice actors. and composers here uh, batalov's portraits vitsin batalov not many roles are associated with voice acting, but the participation of hmm in uh, the animated film nashtein hedgehog in the fog, and everything blocks the hedgehog went to the teddy bear to count the stars. they sat down on the logs and sipped tea, looked at the starry sky, well, vitsin turned out, uh, more than 100 workers did not see cartoon characters, you can see and in many photographs goryachev asked his heroes to finish the portraits elizaveta skvortsova added birds to the picture and she herself seemed to become one of which a igor oleinikov, cartoon artist prince vladimir, came up with the idea that he is looking at himself in a mirror held by hares. the exhibition in the cinema house will last until october 31. and then it will go all over the country and after it you will definitely want to review your favorite cartoons, because, as harry bardin says,

well, also why are animals taught in the krasnoyarsk animal care center to be afraid of humans? this morning, ukrainian nationalists shelled donetsk makeevka on nato- caliber shells were fired in the settlement the day before, several explosions thundered in the kiev region of the capital of the dpr , four civilians were injured, residential high-rise buildings were seriously damaged, a polyclinic was destroyed, another person was injured in the petrovsky district as a result of the attack, and several shells. they fell in the village of zaitsevo in the kherson region due to the increased shelling of today, unscheduled holidays have been announced in schools. in the kurgan region, partial mobilization was suspended due to of the influx of volunteers, hundreds of men come to the military registration and enlistment offices on their own initiative, and the completion of the first stage of mobilization was also announced in the kursk and novosibirsk regions at the collection points of st. petersburg, and there were also many of those who did not wait for the agenda. among them ther

our task was to bring out the animals, we took out all the animals that could be saved in kovalivka, even then they began to build temporary pens and aviaries. and now warm and modern premises are being prepared for the winter of course, we don't have enough winter quarters now, because we weren't ready for the number of animals in general, which will move in, but nothing . will be placed mainly primates and these turtles need a large amount of heat therefore, until they have built a room for them, they are trying to create comfort for them with the help of a zebra heater. legs, however, despite everything, the animal willingly goes to the keepers and people, let them pet them and take food from their hands. we liked it very much in the summer and decided to come again. there was a little bit of a daughter, she has grown up. it is very interesting to look at the animals in kovalivka, almost 50 hectares for animals to roam freely. and the entrance for visitors here is open, here you can see birds, goats, grins, alpine cows, alpacas are delighted in general , especially with the contac

for example, october 4th is world animal day.me it seems, when how do i once again come up and hug and kiss my cat today. or he lets you hug and kiss you already. we also have space week in the world. and by the way, we belarusians will very soon have something to brag about in this regard, because a list of astronaut candidates from our country has already been formed. now it remains only to wait. who will become this lucky and the most courageous person, insiders are already, by the way, saying that, most likely, a girl will become the first cosmonaut of sovereign belarus belarusians in weightlessness will show their unearthly beauty. yes, that's the compliment. i propose to start this morning, in the meantime, let's wake up. what can you do with a sword throw catch kick? everything is not, not everyone with a ball can have a full-fledged fun workout for children and such a lesson is called fanniball. they not only have fun here, they get certain sword skills, because many children, for example, come, they cannot catch the ball

so the best animated film for kids. in the nomination for the best animated film for children, the date producer center ricky city of st. petersburg channel broadcaster online cinema cinema moscow channel broadcaster plush boom producer producer center ricky city, st. petersburg channel broadcaster online, cinema kinopoisk plush boom is presenting an award in this nomination to a member of the academy of russian television sportscaster. vladimir gomelsky good evening. well, words have been taken away everything good that could be said about animated films has already been said. i will sing a story and tell it, so my grandson is four and a half years old. and i really like to walk with him, because while we are walking. i can give him something to say to answer a hundred of his questions. well, in general, we communicate, because the rest of the time he either sleeps, or eats, or watches cartoons. and this is one of the first words that he learned dad mom baba grandfather, give and cartoon in the nomination for the best animated film for children, the winner koschey started the producer,

the next wave will be animals trapped in houses, animals who stayed with people who should have evacuated. we need to empty out here and all these other shelters impacted so we can take that wave and get them out as well. it's heartbreaking everywhere you look. at the same time the humane society in naples team, we're just on it and we're going to keep going nonstop 24/7 until wednesday and then we'll take a nap. >> wow. you guys are truly an inspiration. to have gone through what you went through and hit the ground running helping these animals that need your help desperately. is it more of an issue of pet es w who may have gotten lost or run away or stray animals in the middle of disaster zones. what's the picture like down there? >> it's a little bit of everything. there were animals in these shelters to begin with. so our biggest focus is moving our animals out of our shelter to make room for the strays and the lost pets and those animals that unfortunately families, their homes have been destroyed and they may need shelter but they may not be able to bring their animals. so we will t

in fact that the human animal else it may be, is also preeminently the sport of animal. what is a sport? it is a truly bizarre thing. people to pursue a difficult but perfectly arbitrary and made up goal in order to engage in competition over it. me and my friends are going to try to get this inflated pig's bladder across that chalk line. why don't you and your friends try to stop. on what understanding of psychology is that an attractive proposition for? it clearly is attractive to the millions of people who spend hundreds of millions of hours and billions of dollars engaging in this and other sports in the process, sacrificing ease, comfort, enduring pain, and causing serious injury. but this strange sport of behavior makes kind of perfect sense and provides a kind of perfect elastic nation, a winner is seen as a direct expression of our uniquely human form of loss, which has liberated from desire, both regarding motive and its. regarding motive. the sport of animal loves through meiotic struggle and victory, not as a means to the saddest faction of its thwarted desire

the occupiers abused the animal for a long time, and then left the barely alive animal to die.he enterprise called us. she lay rotting for almost a month and she had such wounds. what is this? well, it was a nightmare . over time, finding food for the animals became more and more difficult, sometimes it was even difficult to look the dogs in the eyes, says oleksandra, every day she went in search and every time for the sake of safety, she chose different paths and the fact that every time she managed to return alive was a miracle, and the day when, passing by an enemy checkpoint, she came under fire, our heroine considers it her second birthday. one and the same so that ah well this is a nightmare because we are under a mortar next to us russians as he put it my assistant said that he was thinking about one thing all the time we don't need a mass grave i don't want to be killed together with by the russians, oh, brothers, the soldiers are the same, then the russians at the checkpoint probably even rejoiced, they say, look , your soldiers are shooting, the officer said, what are

these animals had lures. they had all kinds of contraptions for being able to make light to find food to track mates, to defend against predators, and i wanted to know what that world looked like, and i got an opportunity in 1984 when i got to be with a group of scientists who were testing a new tool for exploring what was then and still is the largest least explored habitat on our planet, the mid water. it was a diving suit called wasp. it is not an acronym. somebody thought it looked like the insect. it is kind of a yellow body, bulbish head. it was developed to dive into oil rigs down to 2,000 feet. i trained in a tank, and my first open ocean drive was in the santa barbara channel. the first dive they just put us one in after the other, dropped us 800 feet to make sure we weren't going to have a claustrophobic meltdown. i didn't because i was so intrigued by what i was seeing. i saved that for the next dive. [laughter] but i went down 800 feet, and i turned out the lights. i just was blown away by what i