the animals are doing well. i mean, that's the biggest concern we'd sacrifice and so much to push this through again, still logs and we'll continue to do something as of late then told why is this so important to you? but it is because there are friends, animal welfare is not much of a topic in the you asked me to respond to the counters. dna, the average american eats about a 120 kilograms of meat per year. the highest rate anywhere. allison van in and modifies the genes of farm animals to further the optimize them to meet production . that's one of the big advantages of, you know, modern husbandry practices and branding is that we can get the animals to market white in 1314 months versus out on pastor. they can take 3 years or so. and that's just that much more, more emissions per kilogram of faithful. and that's the case even criticize the way animals in this is huge. barnes and industrial ways are being held as well as i think there are pros and cons to doing it any other way. i'm sorry, what is it that you

see that capital is farm animals. they reject air tanks prescribed by the a you, because they can cause tearing of the f lamp. the animals with chips on to the for both are, it is and also mused and withholding subsidies as the matter has been taken to cold last pay. there is a habit out of what so striking about this hood is that there is a so a lot in the out, you have to look them in the eye. the expression in their eyes is crucial. you might have its own girl go to any launch dairy farm where there are 1000 cows. how jaded they are slaves and not in free, that is concerned that it's a completely different situation. so yeah, feel free your al special cows. that's how do you, uh oh, it is the sudden so it's like an extended family. we feel we have a big responsibility towards these animals and care for them a lot michael. stand to you then gave the school the animal is not doing well. i leave. that's the biggest concern we'd sacrifice and so much to push this through again, still logs and we'll continue to do so. a

with animal cruelty, that's after sort break. and of course, there's always more on our website, t, w dot com and social media at the w and david lab. it's thanks for watching. see again, and so that the innovation green, the green revolution global. so listen to whole lot of crime, it's probably up to speed is secure. subscribed to this channel. subscribe to plan is a the on the hunt for me to just look at these, you get this sort of hunting fever. when i'm up here, it's about sourcing food and since about killing in the end it's about killing just we turn a blind on to the fact that the animal is dying from meet the same goes for the environmental footprint to meet consumption. meet is simply that in huge quantity is money related to that. some people are dumb enough to wait, make products 3 times a day while sitting in an office chair all the time. i love the taste to me. i love the smell of it. the texture. there's only one thing, i don't love about it and that's how it's made that's about to change the stage even the some of

animals, and animals that are suffering terribly. we see all sorts of things and we witness so much suffering. there's more than you could ever imagine. but you never get used to it ever. and i honestly have to say every time i go over there, i know i need to brace myself. otherwise, it would completely overwhelmed me, but which is which defines the number of animal shelter is currently caring for $49.00 dogs. the manager is convinced that the elicit puppy trade will continue to worsen as of any with a line. just looking at how things have developed in this shelter over the years has to be very worried that things are only going to get worse. not better. that's what this that's, that's what we've been educating the public and raising awareness for years. and in spite of it all, or everybody still goes out and gets a dog at one of these places, he appreciate one for the following morning. the shows be a good the next potentially criminal puppy sale she found online. the 2 are on the look out for puppies, the state can in pound. but as

any given spaces of animal has viruses and bacteria that circulate within that population of animals. these are viruses that have grown up with that animal over evolutionary time to the point where they've come to an understanding and through normal interactions, different animal species might exchange viruses and bacteria. those passages are able to john from one animal to another. human activities, like agricultural, intensification and expansion of farming systems, deforestation, and land use change even the wildlife trade or removing wild life out of their natural environment and moving them around the world. these are the types of activities to bring people into closer contact with wildlife and create opportunities for those viruses that normally would circulate within wild animal populations to make that jump into people. and that can happen directly for via domestic animals. and once a virus successfully makes the jump from animals into people, then if it's able to spread from person to person and has the opportunity to do that. so social interaction locally for a local outbrea

every year, 100000000 of the animals are killed for use in cosmetics, animal feed, and this is like shark fin soup in europe. it's big business types are expensive. the cold of the c a marine biologist uses a hidden camera to uncover the truth behind to trade, unsettling site. it's an over expectation of nature. and then at the age 4 30 am in vigo. a major phishing port on the spanish atlantic coast is home to one of your, of the largest fish markets. the premises is off limits to the public, but a 100 meters away. our team is fitting marine biologist, who customala with a hidden camera ready, ready? the market halls are guarded by an array of senses, surveillance, cameras, port, police, and security officials. all designed to keep on authorized people out there law is going to try to sneak in. it's the only way he can document the quantities of shark that are being sold here. vanya and impulsive us, and the queen and portugal, have the world's biggest shocks, which includes funding operating in the atlantic and other oceans. the single, this is one of the world's biggest struck trade hub

that's a living animal that the fits not dead. this is how all these animals died. me. the video from 2016 shows what the fishermen in the harbor cafe were handing out. the shorts were cut open lengthwise and gutted many of them fight for their lives. and it's all done in compliance with e. you regulations. these appeals and these animals are absolutely defense, let see how about they can scream, which i have the nervous system just like humans. and so the shark is in terrible pain right now, because i said, this isn't an exciting show. some of the best. it's the norm we've made contact with an industry insider in spain, a manager at a company that sells shark me. and since she's willing to talk to us but wants to remain anonymous, given the highly controversial subject, you cut the very open and just the like the soc is still like trying to like 3 bucks. that would be like one cards at the back of the head which, which would make him depths, but they, the fishes on the european visits didn't do that. there live sharks and the fishermen have arms. think about it. we tri

are some of the big yes to do animal habitat. but our future lies in finding sustainable ways to pull existing together. and driving in a rapidly changing environment. let's start with the easy attic lions of india, which cannot be found anywhere else in the world. but in india, as best and state of which are not white gloves of ation remains critical. it can also spock fresh challenges. why has relocate to these majestic animals continued to remain contentious? despite the growing plants for humans? let's explore to, to buy is actually a capital headed by trade. what's been weeks since the last brought as an unsurpassed. he's too afraid of carolina, that competitive agrees. on the side of a c o and the temperature dropped me was a goes on my back and my time and the money to the coding you. then we are in sort of through the region in the heart of good, you're off invest in india. this is the last remaining have a don't of issue out the lights. for nearly 60 is the lines have been living around the national fox on more than 1400

these need to be on constant alert to ensure the animals don't fall prey to the most dangerous animal cultures. but there is another threat rangers will need to look out for no evidence has been found. the cobra 19 originated from penguins, but some have been known to carry corona viruses related to the one behind the disease. today the rangers are being trained to take samples from animal encounter in the wire to age ongoing research efforts on to potential spill over of disease. the specimen for today's training is a dead stork. when comes along this i'm here with and then with that just know of is that look at the the age of on. yeah. the matching for the company to set they do, you can call us back at the center. it's the big day. final health checks have been done. micro chip attached and penguin, 1588 and 6 others are ready to be released till cooking into coming visa and know that when someone tell me they've got the nighttime likely to know some sort of thoughts of some of the questions that you were going from the van or 5 our journey to a national park and central vietnam wh

but there is hardly any human animal conflict here. people live their lives as usual and the lines and move it unfreeze a line up to me that as a moment for the lions, however, this go existence is not without danger. diamond again the big gets on gallantry and accidents are injured on electric fences. in september 2024. well, the minutes for your photos pre proposed establishing equals sensitive zones around the gain of national park. the idea is to create dent, allow me to a buffer zone functioning as a transition for the animals with minimal human activity. a key problem is that the lines of finding less and less food. there is hardly any naturally white plenty of residential areas leaving only people's lives, stock and dogs. the risk of developing for the lions ones or of each of them. one of the earliest researches into the issue, i think lines of view, it's forcing the spacings to great interests of this game for the 2018. been an update of the season resulted in a pleased officially fucking of 60 lines starting in a matter of da

and this causes use problems for both animals and humans. an interesting solution has been found in the sam that is benefiting both animals and humans. the our have here, the ones the ellison's were about to kill me. well, i tried to chase them away as they came towards my home when they confronted me and started choosing me. margaret in front of my feet, gave the killed one of my colleagues and a golf course of the elephant's visit, frequently from october to april, or at the time of poverty. they would come and destroy the crops. olivia ellison code that comes here, which has approximately 200 and it was call before go ahead. yeah. i what did i do? uh oh yeah. i used to come to the different types of face and my feet as a new license club. now i cannot draw anybody because of the elephant defined wendy, was choosing the elephant. so wait, even though my son was mostly deal with is seeing that i was very scared to the longest. but this was an uninhabited from us on the most popular street in northeast india and fond of the eastern he mullig

there's two animals.e. - while the researchers are curious about the whales, the whales seem curious about us, too. they raise their heads above the water... oh, my god! ..spy hopping to see what's going on. hi, mum! hi, beautiful! mum looks like she's gonna come under us. she's right under us. she's gonna come up. just hold on to the boat in case she touches the boat. whoa, she's huge! giggles oh, my word. i never seen a humpback whale that close before in my life. i'm a little bit scared! they are gigantic! how did you feel when it went under the boat? little bit apprehensive! this is so beautiful. this is so beauti...this is so beautiful. this might be the most beautiful thing i've ever seen. the team makes the most of every minute they have here. so, so far, we have 67 samples between this trip and the previous one. an amazing, amazing success. last year in the same situation — two trips — we got a0. today is their last day. the more samples they can get, the more detailed picture they'll have of what

there's two animals. whale blows. yep. that is pretty amazing to be able to see them under the water. hello, beautiful! humpback whales come 8,500km here to feed. the antarctic peninsula — a brutal and fragile place — is a hot spot for marine wildlife... perfect fluke! it kind of looks like play. like, just wild. ..but this place is changing. the climate is shifting in the antarctic peninsula faster than anywhere else in antarctica. we're with a team of wildlife scientists who are trying to find out how some of the biggest animals in these waters are responding. some populations around the world are getting skinny because they're not getting enough to eat because of climate change impacts. baby's coming up on the left. mum's poopin'! we'll discover secrets that are hidden in the bodies of these huge marine mammals... liquid gold! laughter. ..and why scientists need to be here to protect this vast icy wilderness. today, the archive footage looks shocking. it shows our brutal history with antarctica's whale

we see sick animals, genetically deformed animals dying animals. we witness so much suffering there. more than you could ever imagine. bringing criminals, happy traitors to heal. dog trafficking market is west 1000000000 euros. most of the animals undocumented. and i'll often mistreated, sort of the activist shining lines in 30 minutes on d w. the think the to oh, just twice. think ahead or with outside the box on your but always remember to sing for yourself. we all had to sign was incredibly like, this is the driving you with free information. these are made for mine the the, this is dw news life from berlin. serious 2nd largest city is now mostly in rebel hands. as long as fighters celebrate their advance into a level in the biggest challenge in years to the review him of bushel, i'll a saw also coming up, members of the use new top leadership team visit keep as ukraine faces yet another winter of russian attacks the i mike, look and thanks for joining us. we begin with the biggest trip.

so they are gross eating animals, their brows, eating animals brows, being the atrium leaves, and bach and, and, and, and how the vegetation as well as glasses. why is that important ecologically? so we consider that the drivers of creating new habitats are these big, heavy holes. they are the ones that are driving a system, and they are creating the habitats where everything else has been pulling in. so when they flipping it here, rather than having a field and putting toes in the field, you're, you're essentially employing these longhorn as staff. so they, they have a job to do that. yeah, yeah. from the area, it's easy to see how this landscape has changed from neatly arranged truck fields to savannah like. scrub line is kept in check for the free roaming herbivores nibbling at the scrub to keep it at the b, whilst at the same time spreading seats and enriching to buy diversity. and so they also produce 50 tons of wild, organic free range meet every year. venison, court all provide an important source of income for the state. this would it be an arable field in 2005 say, so we weren

these animals, we hope will be a connection for people in nature with these kinds of magic items. so you can start to, to entice people into the countryside to think again about what they're looking at and want to see the dentist funds. i just don't care so much. i spotted them at the, just over here in this problem. long phone capital, a one of net so called big 5 animals introduced to the state to mimic the behavior of the wild ancestors for these long hold off the biggest of the big 5. so the, these, the proxies of the well capital of europe. and it's got traits we hyper silva in the breed, so they are gross eating animals, their brows, eating animals brows, being the agent leaves and barking, and, and, and how the vegetation as well as glasses. why is that important ecologically? so we consider that the drivers of creating new habitats are these big heavy holes . they are the ones that are driving a system, and they are creating the habitats where everything else has been pulling in. so when they flipping it here, rather than having a field and putting toes in the field, you'r

it's not a wasted animal. we're not killing for the sake of killing these animals or an even bigger threats to native birds and reptiles. and most of them are not turn on stokes wildcats and possums. but eggs of the key we in couple birds endemic to new zealand that can't fly and are therefore defenseless against predators. new zealand is using campaigns to encourage its citizens to help in the fight against invasive species. the government wants to have the problem under control by 2050 and we did the change in the ration and watch the language and the bed and 6 task one habit. every corner of the outset on again, this family also wants to help eradicate invasive pests. sean puts out traps with his step kids, elena and vicky. today they're checking the possum traps and they've caught a few. they believe that what they're doing is necessary, even when it gets brutal. and i forget to plug the blood drop so it doesn't go onto the drop down on that, you know, don't sometimes like you said, it's like it's not like

these kinds of competitions infuriate animal rights activists. once a year, hunting and susie's to travel to the country side to prove who can shoot the most on one day. there's an extra price category for federal cats. even children take part. this is definitely the wrong way to go about it. believe the activists should be jo, teaching young people compassion, and empathy and, and not i took the compassion and empathy to the, to the, the friends and the community and the family, but compassion and empathy towards animals. as well, so encouraging children to kill animals. that's not a competition. that's not really. um and my dear, i'm teaching young people good values. math believes that living on a farm is like paradise for most kids, including when they go hunting regularly. the feral cats are up next. these have been caught in the cage traps during the night, so it wouldn't hit the bank. it was a quick instant. lots here. yeah. it's not a bit of why really the farmers here are aware of the activists concerns, but they don't share them. they'r

animal rights activists will. and sarah regularly protest against the methods used by people in the country side. they think there are solutions, other than indiscriminate calling such as sterilize ation and gene advertising. i absolutely can't take lee about i like so this makes these and we have to protect them. um, but we need to actually look at this from us. it takes you part around what are the long, but what are the tools that are gonna make a long term difference and how do we do this without focusing on these 3rd panel displays. these kinds of competitions infuriate animal rights activists. once a year, hunting enthusiasts travel to the countryside to prove who can shoot the most on one day. there's an extra price category for federal cats. even children take part, this is definitely the wrong way to go about it. believe the activists should be jo, teaching young people compassion and empathy and not i took the compassion and empathy to the, to the, the friends and the community in the family, but compass

it's more and more animal pricey. definitely mounts and milk has the idea. 1960 and full time is the right spot. the average personnel contains as a support ticket of grams of meet the chip thing. 350 coats of houses. some of it's just about the slating you to guys you can of vegetarian, that's a personal choice. so with a big warning, likes about what all this made, some very consumption listings, all types of live salt. so i mean it's highly clued thing. they were cause huge amounts resources. awesome. it's large quantities of greenhouse gas. it a vendor of one point sleep 1000000000 people around the walls who depends on live . so for the supply. so how do we see that if less animal protein, in order to look at it from sustainable and ethical sources. and this program revisit net to states in the you take with all the producing made on the storage diary as cropped plants. the 1st of the santiago chile, where pioneering company is revolutionizing the food industry, the costs of sufficient intelligence the word slowi

to animal? can you explain that? >> yeah. so we've seen this kind of bird flu, which is called h5n1 for about 30 years. but something happened in 2020 as we were hunkering down with covid. there was a new mutation of bird flu within birds that caused it to be more transmissible from bird to bird, as well as more deadly. so it is a pandemic in birds right now. and as that march on and birds, we are seeing more domesticated animals and livestock get infected. and of course, in 2022 we saw chickens and they that increase the price of eggs, which continues. and then we started seeing dairy cows within the last year. uh- so that's kind of how it happens in birds is transmitted in close quarters through saliva, uh- likely through respiratory routes. and the same in birds and dairy cows, chicken and dairy cows. they have 50 mammals now that are infected. but right now the bird flu hasn't figured a way out yet to get efficiently inside human bodies. but in the last four pandemics of flu, including 1918

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per for the california code we will not have outside animals and animal area where there are no physical barriers. that includes the avaryy and contact yard. they can wait out and hang in the area as well. another way to reach out to different communities and have everyone be safe at the zoo at the same time. looking forward to that. >> thank you. alright. is there anyone here to comment on the san francisco zoo report in the room? come on up. you have two minutes. by the way, president anderson left, so commissioner mazzola is chairing now, correct? >> yes, you are all in trouble now. [laughter] >> hi, justin barker with san francisco zoo watch. you can find more information at sfzoo.watch. the animal welfare advisors on the joint zoo commission. meeting today shared a report that revealed the san francisco zoo is not meeting standards of taking care of the animals and the zoo is unsafe for staff and the public. that is after a chronicle reported that the concerns about management and instances of animal neglect and 97 percent of it union staff voted no confidence in tonia peterson. i s