and today our guest is a candidate of biological sciences, thereologist, scientist, evgeny mashkov. evgeny. hello. good afternoon. yeah. well, of course, you can’t really experiment on bears, it seems to me. well, and how you explain, evgeniy, the fact that many people are afraid of mice. if you meet a mouse in its natural habitat, it is better not to approach it. mice are often carriers of a large number of splinters, such as leptospirosis, salmonellosis, hemoallergic fever, and the worst thing, rabies, and when bitten - well, it can transmit this rabies virus, which is fatal, that is why the general unpleasantness towards mouse-like rodents, i understand, and it is really better to beware, but mice that people keep at home conditions, they are most often vaccinated, well, and domestic pets, well, they are often shown to veterinarians, and if mice that... come to people, they were not invited, but they came, what to do with these, these mice are synanthropic, but these are the species that choose human buildings for housing, for habitation, and well, they can live in gardens, in ga

24 tv channel, tell me on the air, and our guest today is a young scientist and young father evgeny mashkovny, where did you study? i studied at mozol state university, in the biology department. i became interested in science at the end of my first year. my future scientific supervisor, geduchenko lina sergeevna, taught us, that's when she led a circle of theraologists, well, that's where she invited me. elena sergeevna can get anyone interested in science, even young teachers. how did you end up at school? at the university itself , i continued to do science, actively attended the circle, as a student i was invited to field trips, to collect material, that's why mice already wrote a thesis, after that there was a distribution. ended up in khoyniki, well, and worked for 2 years, in parallel with this i studied in the master's program, when you studied the morphometry of skulls, as a student, from the first to the fifth year, yeah, this is the morphometry of mouse skulls, and what kind of morphometry do they have, tell us what you found out as a result of your research, i studied the morpho

again, and today our guest is a candidate of biological sciences, theraologist, young scientist evgeny mashkovscuss about... this is already cruel treatment of animals, of course, so - you should not act, uh, when you meet a wild animal in the forest or in the park, in no case should you, well, approach it, even if it behaves peacefully, it just stands, this. wild animal, it is unknown what it has, well, on its mind, and there are a number of rules - which you need to follow so that nothing bad happens, well, when you meet a wild animal, in no case should you, well, it is clear, throw sticks at it or somehow disturb it, well, and if the animal shows any aggression, and if the animal goes to... with a bear you need to slowly back away, well, as if not showing any aggression. there is another tricky method that is often used when meeting a large animal, this is an artificial fascination with the overall size of the body, you need to either raise a stick in your hands, or if you are wearing a jacket, or a raincoat, spread the raincoat over your head, thereby artificially increasing the overall si