most of the bering crew managed to survive precisely because they had learned shore but the commander died unable to withstand the harsh winter for a long time nobody knew where he had been buried his grave was found only in ninety ninety one during an archeological expedition organized for the purpose local residents so gala sauce cake was on that expedition. with. scientists tested the soil in several places to see how much phosphorus it contains they found the greatest amount of phosphorus around bearings grave. burying was not put in a coffin he was buried on a plank survivors were too weak to dig dig graves all agree is for shallow this is the place. the members of the bering expedition were made by the diversity of the islands foreigner particularly the huge amount of marine animals according to their records the first seals breeding grounds took up nearly the whole coastline now there are just four seal nurseries on barren island one of them is in the northwestern part of it the scientists space situated next to it. the lure of sea mammals can be heard many kilometers away from

fish driven by natural instinct strives to get to the spawning areas in the northern part of the bering island there is a small fish farm. fishing is an essential part of the local economy. the fishing season means very hard work and i think any fisherman will agree with me see it would be just specially rough when you're a part of a team of fisherman. that. you get up early in the morning and go to bed late at night you wake up before the cigarette between your teeth goes out. the fishing season last throughout the summer is very hard work indeed but people are virtually dying to do it. fish dominates the local cuisine and the fishery is the main source of income for local residents in early june the valuable red salmon is the first to life for spawning. so this caviar isn't right it's small and very fact later when the fish enter the fresh waters and begin to support this system gets transformed the fish stop eating and thoughts lose their fat and become red. the vision caviar gets bigger and ripens. us a very fish the red some and is the favorite food of first seals sailing a pass a

and members of the bering expedition were amazed by the diversity of the island's former particularly the huge amount of marine animals according to their records the first seals breeding grounds took up nearly the whole coastline now there are just four seal nurseries on barren island one of them is in the northwestern part of it the scientists space situated next to it. the roar of sea mammals can be heard many kilometers away from the beach the shore is divided by the high rocks into several sections and cannot be seen from one point in full. to count the seals scientists have to look in. every little day. it was. the first seals of playfully frolicking on the beach and seals of the largest animals here. around looking forward to the arrival of fame ales after they come here the place will be teeming with harems the smallest seals will be driven away they will move to the edge of the bridge. in winter the first seals headed for the sea of japan but they spend some of on the commander on its nearly a quarter of a million seals gather here each year this is almost one fifth of the wo

the continent was settled as people moved across the bering land bridge from siberia to alaska at least 15,000 years ago. today's inuit and yupik eskimos and inland athabaskan cultures are the successors of native peoples who coexisted with the environment over very long periods. alaska has also been part of the international economy since european ships visited in the 18th century. this is apparent in the range of european place names, but especially in the enduring influence of the russians, who first settled here 200 years ago. the russians first came to alaska to exploit the land for its natural resources. they established trading posts initially to collect the skins of sea mammals, such as seals and sea otters. the russians remained for over a century before selling the state to the united states in 1867. [choir singing] a large number of alaskans are still russian orthodox, and the diverse population is reflected in the congregation at the russian orthodox cathedral in anchorage as easter is celebrated. native alaskans have found ways of blending russian religion with traditional

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claims that one of its naval tragedies a nuclear submarine that could have sunk to the bottom of the bering sea coming up to one hundred and eighteen. with the latest in the world of business. and welcome to business here on the russian markets are up again after closing in the black on thursday evening for the first time and seven trading sessions equities have been given a further left by a performance on the wall street overnights which saw the dow jones index gain more than four percent that's well you got the skin off the stock exchange in moscow for business r.t. . looks like on certain volatility remain the name of the game here in russia the last five days have now become the most volatile trading week since two thousand and eight goatees in europe are trying to reinforce some common the market. short selling on bank france italy spain and belgium have banned bets which allow the investors to profit from the fall of the prices of the stocks but similar steps have been taken before in two thousand and eight by the u.k. and the us and back then it resulted in a degree of artificial in

it's thought he's visited glasgow bere.he first time he'll have filmed here. >> i think most people are chasing brad. >> what about you? >> oh, of course. of course. why wouldn't i be? >> reporter: there's plenty of speculation about what is to come. >> there's going to be a car crash scene filmed on the road. that's about it, really. just car crashes and things. and zombies apparently. >> reporter: the city has been used as a backdrop for films before. this upcoming movie starring ewan mcgregor one of the latest to be shot here. but "world war z" is the largest production ever seen in glasgow. its boost to the local economy estimated upwards of 2 million pounds. >> felt that we had a fighting chance because glasgow, the architecture and the grid system in glasgow has been compared to u.s. cities. also the location manager on the project had been in glasgow before so he was aware of this. >> reporter: with filming about to start, the city's getting plenty of help with its transformation. and what can't be physically changed