ua ani animals were more animal rights defenders before the beginning of the great war.he bill circus without animals was initiated. also thanks to negotiations with the people the deputies managed to achieve the adoption of a law providing for increased liability for ill-treatment. and dozens of ukrainian designers have abandoned natural fur. opened a charity fund and the story of donations , converting them into a wide variety of aid , that is, before we did not buy feed, now we started, we did not buy medicine, now we started , we did not evacuate animals from the front, now we started, accordingly everything changed in fact, and so it is two years and carries on at such a very, very, very, very high pace, count how many animals in... have already provided assistance , it is very difficult, animal advocates emphasize, because all assistance is different. over, over, over, over, i don't even know how many animals, it's hard to say exactly, a lot, it's just that this aid is also very different, we take some of the animals from the front directly, some of the animals we

so the camera takes the animals by a combination of movement and hate from the animals. so as the animal looks past, the camera, usually around with the bite spacing, is if it gets triggered and takes 5 quick photos of the animal as it comes to pass to get on the karen greenville researches in the conic blue mountains west of sydney. the area is a tourist drive, but is also prone to bush fires. that's why it was included in w w. f. us really is large scale camera sensor project i is on recovery of about 1100 camera traps were installed all over the country, especially in areas damaged by the bush fires of 20192020. the cameras generate millions of photos helps researchers analyze the data. ready the artificial intelligence is actually enabling them to sort through these images much more, much more rapidly. so it's basically improving their efficiency so they can go out and do you know, the work of the work that they need to do to manage that of species recovery, for instance, after collecting the photos from the cameras, researchers upload them to an a model called wildl

over 3000 animal species. a value of one means absolute certainty. so 0.99, just from this image of an elephant, the trunk is very close. indeed. va isn't always that confidence. for example, when distinguishing a leopard from a judge, you are on some platforms the i can even recognize individual anonymous sharks, for example, of unique patterns on their skin, which allows them to be identified algorithms, then, much to patterns like facial recognition software. the wireless can be clearly distinguished by their tail fins, coloring researchers to learn more about their movements, backs and turn can lead to better conservation for the marine jobs. but sometimes pictures alone, the enough waves, for example, rarely come to the surface. that's why scientists also use sounds to find out more about them. sounds like this. what do you hear a, uh, the cause of various ways of specie is recorded and alaska sound samples like these collect and worldwide the problem. microphones, folding victim to interference. but with

andrey, do you know what kind of animals are burned there and how this hall is disposed of, animals,n there, they are generally dead there, i don’t know whether he feeds them, i don’t know what or not, a private crematorium, it works, well, as if for money, it’s logical, yes, that is, a businessman, he won’t burn stray dogs. well, at a loss, you need gas, gas is otherwise expensive, that is, in order to bake, the oven there operates at a temperature of 900 - 100 °, it must be accelerated to such a temperature, somehow i don’t have a connection, so we will understand this situation further, of course, faith, imagine the situation, humanly speaking , you live in a private house, then bam, a crematorium is being built next to you, where dogs are burned, so how would you react to this, extremely negatively, if you take the human factor. i believe that such institutions should definitely not be next to residential or private houses, it should be some kind of industrial zone, and indeed, where there is a high chimney so that the smells don’t come down, well , people need to be saved here,

on feed lots antibiotics we use to keep animals healthy and stimulate growth. they end up in those are newer pools and can leak into our water supply. antibiotic resistance partially fueled by me, production kills around a 1000000 people every year. one big downside to grafted farms is a fair way less efficient at producing meet these cows. i want to be 2 or 2 and a half, which is a rounding year longer than conventional operations. that means only 10 of them are cited every year. cows grow faster on feed lots, which makes it cheaper. meat used to be mostly eaten by the very rich. so more efficient farming has made it more widely available. but progress good. you have to pay a premium. the cost of this meat is really high at $22.00 euro per kilo. for comparison, the supermarket need is 10 the difference in price does speak to a difference in quality don't. well that's up to you as long as i've fixed the size as long as that 100 bucks. the manufacturing honda sign is a positive most good thursday, fine and i'm tired of that. i'm in the average must into institut

there are 50 animals here. eat in the spring. that's the phone. it doesn't cut it all season. yadi here is uh, it's fine. i've got dividends. the most of i do isn't. yeah. on the highest and so called spa, this could be some of the fact that i would like you to flash the room around a $160.00 high chairs and have a warm bar and for the winter raising cattle. look similar to this and many places in the world. and then there are few gods that can help thousands or tens of thousands of animals. they live in a confined area and eat mostly grain instead of grass as to which has better grasp it or feed lot is actually not that simple. that's compare sustainability using these categories will start with but goes in food progress had cattle doesn't travel far because the, the combination of grass and clover which contains more protein during the summer. this is all harvested and turned into that for them to eat over the winter. so grass fed beef avoids the emissions and chemical run off from producing grain. it also wins on the water grasp and cattle drin

i identifies the animal. so when a research or a biologist uploads their camera trap data to the wildlife insights platform in our artificial intelligence model, most of the images and based upon what we, what we shown it before and makes, it predicts on what it thinks it sees inside the image. the i matches the photos to animals that has been trying to recognize the database contains entries for over 3000 animal species. a value of one means absolute certainty. so 0.99, just from this image of an elephant, the trunk is very close. indeed. a v i isn't always that confidence, for example, when distinguishing a leopard from a judge, you are on some platforms the i can even recognize individual anonymous sharks, for example of unique patterns on their skin, which allows them to be identified algorithms, then much to patterns like facial recognition software, the wireless can be clearly distinguished by their tail fins, allowing researchers to learn more about their movements. backs and turn can lead to better co

we do the same with all the animals. if you go to the supermarket, what i do by all means you're checking your beef whatsoever. these are behind roles killings. if we do it. absolutely. so can you follow this, this argument a little bit? they are very correct. very, very right. those on it was, they had a good life before that and the volume was that we need as a society order for people. if they didn't, they were just raised to be killed. we don't think that's what they do is either we think it's very wrong. so what is the solution that everybody stops it to me? the flow the ideal leaves, but it's all really positive. i would say it's a difficult problem, but i really wasn't has to that would be the ideal solution. the activists have been coming here for years and believe attitudes of slowly changing. they claim some sarah ways or full, so against wally, but that many of them don't. this become so when people reach out to me and say that they're against the grins, but they can't speak about it because they will lose eit

is reasonable, but if meat there, it means you feel sorry for the animals only in the comments.uestion: are you ready right now, out of compassion for a predator, to sacrifice the life of yourself or your loved ones? and in belarus there are people whom the multiplied animals face with precisely this choice, and if this choice is not according to judging forces, it is worth leaving the solution to the issue with wild animals to scientists, well , remember that in living nature the fight for the right to eat or not to be eaten is always justified, this is the most relevant working law to this day. jungle, i’m marina karaman , we have sorted out the relationship between belarusians and wildlife, everything is clear, see you soon, the tv news agency is open access, we have no secrets from our people. our cathedral school is located in a beautiful building, here we live, study, and prepare to become future officers of the savetskaya armies. let's look at geta vyalika. the guys clean the buttons and buckles so that it hurts to look at them, they burn like fire, it is uncivilized to e

it quits the if i to encourage you to quality is also tied animal welfare as stressed animals make for worse, meet and on the lot. stressors are everywhere, eating green can cause ulcers and cattle, and they are often sick from the close quarters. transport and cattle is also stressful. so if you'd like to mit, less methane and meet is significantly cheaper. the grazing systems are better quality in animals, use less water and pollute less so far. they're winning on sustainability when viewed from a global scale, though, it's a different story. so a lot of discussions focus on the farm level for the food food system is massive. its global janet wrong and asked and is an expert in calculating and evaluating greenhouse gas emissions. gene can't just focus on practices that might improve things at the bottom that we use. i flip, what is the system that and if the system level land use is the most important consideration, even including land to grow green, the lots use land more efficiently than grading systems according to german organic was that can only be about one full grown cow. perf

this animal has a binary status.ol populations. and there is a reserve one, which means that some of the bison can be hunted, and some are kept for beauty and reproduction. in our country, the bulk of bison live in belovezhskaya pushcha, osipovichi forestry, lake reserves, in krasny bor, vitebsk region, on the territory of the polesie radiation-ecological reserve. there are also small herds, like dyatlovsky, with several dozen individuals. all bison in the country are divided into... 11 micropopulations, each of which is the responsibility of a legal entity that owns or manages the territory where they live. for example, this is a forest farm, its specialists receive the task: to cull old sick animals from the main gene pool or determine how many heads of the herd are larger than the optimal volume, transfer excess old sick animals from the main gene pool to the reserve one. for this purpose, by the way, they also collect a commission. rejected individuals are available for prey, that is... they are allowed to be hun

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these dead animals. they don't smell particularly good, but nobody's folded. 0 family's little children. i saw small children trying after nice to the 1st time and that's what it was awesome. as long as i can really get a sense of how they're all growing up around is completely normal for the people who live here. but not for me. for this joan roy, assistant, laura also helps the spring the meet hon. the some of our team struggled with building the wailing and as it turned out it would not be the last time. i still can't quite understand why so many people here have no problem with wailing despite the 9 health risks. how you doing? that's why i pay elsa. another visit. she collected the hassle and pulls that the research institution friends. if i was a part of who you think we revisit the topic of mercury in wyoming. so the bad effects are very well known on the far why. there was a study from 2014 to show that 99 percent of the people who are asked have heard about the advisory for they don't follow the

the animals have been slow to. everyone can help nobody has to pay for the maintenance that it's free. anyone who helped with the hunt or just happens to be to get something the, the suppression of discount. it's quite strange. it's like a folk festival. the whole village is here and everyone is waiting for that piece of meat. so she has a distinct smell. these dead animals, they don't smell particularly good, but nobody's folded their families little children. i saw small children trying after nice to the 1st time. i can really get a sense of how they're all growing up around is completely normal for the people who live here. but not for me. for this joan roy, assistant, laura also helps the spring the meet hon. the some of our team struggled with building the wailing and as it turned out, it would not be the last time. i still can't quite understand why so many people here have no problem with wailing despite the 9 health risks. how you doing? that's why i pay elsa. another visit she collected the has some pulls

and now the task of scientists is to count the animals again in order to decide which species shouldn the list disappearing, and which ones should be excluded from it. old ways of counting bears are imperfect. people who live near forested areas. they were simply interviewed through questionnaires, where they indicated when and where they encountered predators. this made it possible to determine the approximate number of bears and determine their habitat areas. now, at the insistence of the ministry of natural resources, the academy of sciences has developed a special method for counting clubfoot. each hunting organization will count them all on its site. the experience of the huntsman and the camera will help. because the figure a more accurate one will probably show that we have more than 700 bears. “do we have a lot of bears or not enough?” - the scientists will answer, they will determine what number of predators is optimal for each region and for the country as a whole, and decide whether it is time for the bear to leave the red book? until this moment, experts from the academy

sterilize all animals once.helters, therefore, in 2007, moscow allocated almost 3 billion rubles for their construction. it was proposed that the russian regions should follow the same path, and the ministry of natural resources did not seem to mind, but again it all came down to money, however, somewhere it was found and everything looked extremely modern. it will be the best here. equipment, equipment at the best level, the entire veterinary block is divided into several blocks, which have infectious, surgical and therapeutic areas. according to the kommersant newspaper, typical animal shelters can cost from 10 to 25 million rubles. the ministry of natural resources says that all regions will be provided with the optimal number of shelters. well, a short clarification to our plot, here in the last part, again in our studio. let's put the word euthanasia aside , this is murder, they will kill, it says homeless, that means stray and aggressive, so the word aggressive will disappear, they will kill all the strays

some 11,000 animals all year and nearly 950 animals at one time.ing the peak, which is more than double operating capacity. city of san jose director of public works matt lesh says the overcrowding forced the shelter to only accept mostly sick and injured animals, and that contributed to the high mortality rate. >> really had some really dire cases of animals that were really this is their last resort and we're trying to find that bridge. some of them were trying to give a chance, so we're not euthanizing. so our euthanasia numbers were down. overall, those animals in those critical challenging states, we had a really positive outcome for many of them. >> kurt and former volunteers, we spoke with tell a different story, highlighting issues with mismanagement regarding the care of the animals and a new rescue policy of focusing more on adoptions than rescues. town cats board of directors member nineveh parker says only a fraction of the animals in the shelter that need to be rescued are available for partners, like her group to take in to help reduc

some 11,000 animals all year and nearly 950 animals at one time. during the peak, which is more than double operating capacity. city of san jose director of public works matt lesh says the overcrowding forced the shelter to only accept mostly sick and injured animals, and that contributed to the high mortality rate. >> really had some really dire cases of animals that were really this is their last resort, and we're trying to find that bridge. some of them were trying to give a chance, so we're not euthanizing. so our euthanasia numbers were down. overall, those animals in those critical challenging states, we had a really positive outcome for many of them. >> kurt and former volunteers we spoke with tell a different story, highlighting issues with mismanagement regarding the care of the animals and a new rescue policy of focusing more on adoptions than rescues. town cats board of directors member nineveh parker says only a fraction of the animals in the shelter that need to be rescued are available for partners, like her group to take in to help r

most majestic animals on earth, which was constantly hunted in the middle ages; in the 20th century, the bison population was practically destroyed; active work continues in the reserve to this day to restore the population and now there is no danger of extinction. such a vast protected area has its own caretaker. no, this is not a mighty bison. a the chief forester of the pelovezhskaya pushcha national park, with whom we will talk right now, here we are in the protected part of the national park, we are passing along the tourist route, an animal crossing, the route is arranged here and you see how beautiful it is, but here are 10 people, people came a little , usually they go on volosved , they rested, all with their convenience, the gazebos where we... routes, everything else is natural, this oak grove, it is a typical oak grove, such an oak grove, according to descriptions and historians, such a forest has always been an oak grove, and what kind of forest is here? the oldest tree, tell me about the tree, on the territory of the pushcha we have a tsardub, to him. they say more than

according to the number of plant species and animals, belovezhskaya pushcha has no equal not only in belarus, but throughout europe, and many representatives of the flora and fauna of belovezhskaya pushcha are listed in the red book of the republic of belarus. about sixty species of mammals live here in their natural environment. 250 species of birds out of 310 recorded throughout belarus, this is more than in any other national park in our country, seven different species of reptiles, 11 species of amphibians, 27 species of various fish and more than 11 thousand invertebrates, but the most famous animals, the bison, one of the oldest and most majestic animals on earth, has become a symbol of belovezhskaya pushcha. which was constantly hunted in the middle ages, in the 20th century the bison population was practically destroyed; active work to restore the population continues in the reserve to this day and now the bison is not in danger of extinction. such a vast protected area has its own caretaker. no, this is not a mighty bison, but the chief forester of the pelovezhskaya pushcha

animal smuggling is those yielding w. w. f. estimates that the, in the good bye life played business is a 10000000000 dollar business and it is on the rise. her heart is still in the wild with no can your lives in an enclosure spanish animal shelter near on a counter. the female clouded leopard is only 11 months old, which he has suffered greatly. caregiver, belly die is nursing her back to health. a queen outside, although the she was confiscated from a private owner who had neglected her the government, she must have been poorly fed from the start of my life. and she's even gone blind, that the private breeder now has to face the authorities for violating the convention on international trade in endangered species. the east asian founded leopards is also an endangered species. so can you, is a rarity. spain has become a gateway for a legally traded exotic species. the police often find them when inspect the ships arriving in a country from the nearby continent of africa. maria pay us their works for a special environmental

some 11,000 animals all year and nearly 950 animals at one time.peak, which is more than double operating capacity. city of san jose director of public works matt lesh says the overcrowding forced the shelter to only accept mostly sick and injured animals, and that contributed to the high mortality rate. >> really had some really dire cases of animals that were really this is their last resort, and we're trying to find that bridge. some of them were trying to give a chance, so we're not euthanizing. so our euthanasia numbers were down. overall, those animals in those critical challenging states, we had a really positive outcome for many of them. >> kurt and former volunteers we spoke with tell a different story, highlighting issues with mismanagement regarding the care of the animals and a new rescue policy of focusing more on adoptions than rescues. town cats board of directors member nineveh parker says only a fraction of the animals in the shelter that need to be rescued are available for partners, like her group to take in to help reduce capaci

absolutely, this was an animal that was playful and that curiosity of the animal actively coming towardss this is an animal that's investigating something in its world. >> reporter: back on the dock -- >> there is a treasure here. >> reporter: -- enric sala says it's that world he's trying to protect. >> being in the water with sperm whales is a magical experience. there's something spiritual there. this is more than science and data. the sense of awe and wonder that is unavoidable when you are in the water with these gentle giants. >> reporter: in november, the prime minister of dominica announced that the island nation will create the first sperm whale reserve in the world. the sanctuary will be 300 square miles and have a new senior whale officer assigned to ensure the whales' safety. [ ticking ] >> announcer: cecilia vega describes what it was like swimming with sperm whales. >> she is swimming right at us. >> announcer: at 60minutesovertime.com. why should i be framed? boxes are always too small. ( ♪♪ ) i celebrate my imperfections. i do my days in joy. ( ♪♪ ) i'm never the same. bu

can you and many other wild animals like her into products that lose their freedom forever. what's a sad story? and many people don't even realize that the trade in exotic animals threatens the biodiversity in the places with those and the most come from. but one man from december community, can you just fight it against the wide live tree exactly, crease. ambrose is on live stroke summit, but he does have a talent for photographing, and he wants to use his pictures to show that the boss, the, on the beauty of he's 90 region, he's all equal. he will be sweet a little the is a man of many talents. he knows exactly what he's doing. and the 30 year old canyon is also a talented photographer. he says he began taking pictures to help him better understand his environment. so the one thing that does really put them into our lives, with the gravitas about it by the ocean. so i was wanted to take up the offer to help a month. so like, i'm able to identify that this has been able go. conservancy and central can yeah, i'm personally like works here off to studying wildlife management

we consider the year 1912 to be the year of the birth of russian animation, which recently celebrated10th anniversary, we have a fragment from this cartoon, we can watch it. indeed, starevich is not only the founder of russian animation , but also the founder of feature films, and on this topic, in particular, he made at least two films that have survived, about which we can definitely say that they are probably related to the new year, more precisely to christmas, this is the connection before christmas and the snow maiden, that is, in one we have some fantastic events, this is also an important part of the two-year film, an adaptation of gogol, in the other we have a snow maiden, we have. cold, winter and a certain drama, these are also a few, it seems to me, elements that later make up our familiar new year's film, but what about... happens then, and in the twenties, we don't see anything about the new year and christmas, well of course, what kind of christmas could it be in the twenties, when the soviet union was updating old rituals, abandoned the old ones, new ones have not yet

even lower there are floors with animals, there are large animals upstairs, like tigers, there are rhinocerosesed over three floors, is it possible to become a former circus performer, or does the circus remain in the soul forever, you know, of course, even when you stop... you always leave circus performances in high spirits, how many genres in the circus, yes, how many different acts, animals, clowns, the air flew, here... someone is jumping over the fire, and this, of course, cannot but surprise, cannot but delight and amaze.

animal rights activists raised a bombshell. assures that it was my son who killed these unfortunate animals kill? how could he kill when he himself organized this butinul shelter, this passion of his began from his student days, out of sheer enthusiasm, solely out of love for animals, he didn’t think seriously, well , okay, at least i graduated from college, excuse me, you said, that he is under subscription, and he has been charged with cruelty to animals, these animal rights activists, they occupied the entire house, even the entrance, they are everywhere, you know, we are even afraid, we are afraid, we are very afraid, the murderer must be punished, the murderer must be punished, the murderer must be punished, the murderer must be punished, it’s much better, well known, it’s a burdensome thing, especially bad. you wouldn’t wish such happiness on anyone , i won’t bother you anymore, i hope that this misunderstanding behind the defenders will soon be resolved, could you tell us in more detail about your work at the shelter, directly, in caring for the dogs, there are four of us, me, inna -

hisan whole point of their socil animals. if the management decision impacts individuals that could impact the group. that's kind of a controversial thing. a flock of normal orthodox message. on the flipside he passed away two years ago i think. he was well respected. edit long career move to vancouver island off the canadian coast. while in retirement wolves came back to the island he was living on he became fiercely anti- wolf. his whole view it was wolves and humans could not coexist together. if they do wolves have to be severely, heavily managed and killed. that goes against mainstream l. i thought it was important character because he has own way was to get the issue from the perspective of the wolf. the animals are predators. they are not in respect what we humans want. the same has been used in court cases by ranchers. was the best person to explain this other view of it. hearing both of them talk about the issue from very different perspectives but in overlap we had to think about the actual animal and that change fo

this is the perm animal style, here we see a bear, this is the most popular animal in our city, yes,inning of the story dates back to the 5th century bc, these are such cult images, all this archaic stuff. also inherent in my work, even my first earnings were associated with the farm animal style, bronze items that were given to our guests of the city, there is something for us, there is, thank you, it’s very nice, well, the main gift of course is to make alphys our hero, what it will be is still a secret, but the conversation about the perm animal style came up today not by chance, and we are sure that we will definitely hit the target, internal service captain nina izotova, a person... aimed at success, i shot, on maternity leave i decided to learn to dance and a year later i won the regional competition in the arabic dance category, and while studying at the journalism department i picked up a camera. awards at documentary film festivals were not long in coming, one of my films was about a family that lives in an abandoned village, that is, besides this family there is no one else

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