in the indian ocean, they are cyclones, in pacific ocean, typhoons, in australia, willie, le call themlie. they're all the same mere phenomenon. >> you talk about the amount of energy that hurricanes actually create. you explain that? eric: there is wind energy and comes s the energy that from latent heat condensation. energy, an wind average hurricane generates 200 times the annual electrical capacity of the world. latent sheet of condensation which is what an ly drives the storm, average hurricane generates 200 electrical nual generating capacity in the these are absolutely enormous powerful and as we know storms.ite destructive >> if there was only a way to capture all of that energy. eric: yes. >> what exactly is the eye of the hurricane and what causes it? of a hurricane is basically when there is a low area, the moisture air rises off of the ocean's surface and essentially, it doesn't vacuum, it creates a low pressure area. wherever you have a low pressure or air wants to go and fill that low pressure area. the moist air is rising in he center of the hurricane, there is wind and

relying very heavily on the army when it comes to the construction of their corrigible to the indian ocean which they are very anxious for their own strategic reasons of course to create so yes i mean that is a. permanent feature of pakistan and of international relations with pakistan and of course the chinese. in particular as an authoritarian government. i think do find it easier to work with the pakistani military than with the civilian authorities i mean isis i think it's an interesting point isn't it that you do have not just the chinese but the saudi arabians for example you also have the u.s. who often in their meetings with pakistani politicians will also meet with pakistani generals in the very public about it why is that why is it so necessary for. foreign governments foreign investors foreign leaders to meet with pakistani generals i think there are some you want says a least be mindful lot for me during obama's administration kerry. was meant to help signal nice politics and then. we saw what happened to me there was a memo gate scandal. the military really pushed back i mean

in the middle of the indian ocean sand is a matter of life and death. of the sand divers have been collecting call sand from the lagoon for years and selling with developers. but with sea levels rising this sand harvesting is leading to some serious problems. and. sad it is a very precious commodity in the maldives because this one millimeter of the ocean touching you constantly every minute every 2nd every day every year is such a false and it is eat. or you don't deny. a the mole deaves our road at an alarming rate residents do what they can to protect their homes but many beaches are little more than memories. really not god and i'd get all of them i say in a demonic not i'm in a body did it come up was how to undo what the law gave the one nun a difficulty down the dictaphone line number mcdonnell building i got in riyadh only make a name on a clinic the highgate at the lodge i given the name up in and it will make on the money the board unless the united made any to come and live in. several 100 islands have already been evacuated and today the ref

in the middle of the indian ocean for the last 5000 units become. lost to human greed and stupidity. when we use that when we lose. we've never needed so much sand so badly with beaches and entire already disappearing who will win the sand. for most of us san makes us think of days at the beach sand castles and sunshine and once the holidays are over we slip back into our busy lives. but is feeling the sand between our toes or caught in our bathing suits the whole story. does this so familiar substance play any other role in our daily lives. standard is what i like to call the unsung heroes of law it's because there are just endless examples. of the way in which sarah and intersects with daily lloyd's which we all really. commonly aware of. sand has quietly infiltrated every corner of our world melted and transformed into glass it sits on every shelf. it's also the source of silicone dioxide. a mineral found in our wines cleaning products detergents paper dehydrated foods hairspray toothpaste cosmetics. and an astounding variety of other products we

in the indian ocean, they are called cyclones, in pacific ocean, typhoons, in australia, some people call them willie, willie. they're all the same mere -- meteorological phenomenon. >> you talk about the amount of energy that hurricanes actually create. can you explain that? eric: there is wind energy and there is the energy that comes from latent heat condensation. in terms of wind energy, an average hurricane generates 200 times the annual electrical generating capacity of the world. you look at the latent sheet of condensation which is what really drives the storm, an average hurricane generates 200 times the annual electrical generating capacity in the world, so these are absolutely enormous powerful and as we know often quite destructive storms. >> if there was only a way to capture all of that energy. eric: yes. >> what exactly is the eye of the hurricane and what causes it? eric: the eye of a hurricane is basically when there is a low pressure area, the moisture air rises off of the ocean's surface and essentially, it doesn't create a vacuum, it creates a low pressure area. w

the indian ocean spits out all types of garbage. plastic drinking cans and polystyrene foam basically last forever. if it doesn't get washed away by the blood this garbage stays here. it doesn't take long before the students understand what parlay is trying to explain. the have to take a look i wonder when you go on throw 1st it came to this the. boy. is it that sometimes you have to tell your parents as well not through through anything. something. after just one hour the bags are full. only pet bottles are collected. good morning everybody each sack weighs about 40 kilos. harlee organizes a competition among the schools to try to give the children a sense of achievement. yes but it is a drop i mean so many adults can make a big ocean fill in all the hope that there are more groups like this happening everywhere so there's more drops dropping here. but what is the look like challenges that we can only recycle certain material and we are actually the very set it saddens me to say that. only the material we can recycle but we can col

now to see this animal the lamer in the wild you need to travel to the indian ocean island nation of madagascar the animals have enjoyed though a spell of tranquility this year with fewer tourists traipsing through madagascar as forest because of the pandemic but the quiet times of course mean down times for those who rely on tourism to make a living. and disobey forest is one of madagascar's many wildlife tourism destinations are into the current of ours look down and closure of the borders the limas that live here have recently had more alone time than they used to visit in numbers all gradually increasing but with international flights still suspended the usual foreign tourists are being replaced by monaco people this family made a 4 hour drive from the capital to come and see that island's iconic creatures. during the lockdown i decided i really wanted to get out of antananarivo when it was over to visit new places we've never seen the full one i.e. for you. madagascar's tourism walkers welcome the locals but it's not enough they need the footfall provided by international flight

at more than four times the number killed in the 2004 indian ocean earthquake and tsunami. >> they announced a plan to send out 150 million rapid coronavirus test. is less accurate and more difficult to track the lab test. president trump explained where the test will be distributed. >> 50 million tests will go to protect the most honorable communities. which we have always promised to do. including 18 million for nursing homes, 15 million for assisted-living facilities. 10 million for home health. >> they will be a tribal nation. this a they will receive 100 million tests to support efforts to reopen their economies and their schools. >> many people in northbay are becoming all too familiar with evacuation centers. we will hear from evacuees who say it's much different during a pandemic. >> firefighters will talk about the conditions for firefighting and what to expect in the next few days coming up. this election, all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my

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1987 at a depth of almost $200.00 metres huns for his team found it off the calmer islands in the indian ocean suddenly there it was. the same account. it was a sensation. saying accounts have inhabited the ocean for some 400000000 years even outliving dinosaurs nobody had ever seen this primeval fish in its habitats before dogger did. the we need these creatures are built gives you a feeling of respect for nature and other key because a fish for example the way the extract elgin from the watcher and the other mechanisms taking place in the gills it's a miracle and wonder since he was 11 years old hands fricker has always been fascinated by anything that moves underwater. he's even constructed his end diving equipment using pieces from a fire extinguisher and against mobs. in his early twenty's he rode a bicycle through the egyptian desert to go diving in the red sea since then he has been a dedicated marine biologist. nor your i mean incredibly curious person and even now at my age i'm still a curious person. and this curious. city has led me to many interesting research projects. in order to

1987 at a depth of almost $200.00 metres huns for his team found it off the calmer islands in the indian ocean and suddenly there it was. the same account. it was a sensation. same accounts have inhabited the ocean for some 400000000 years even outliving dinosaurs nobody had ever seen this primeval fish in its habitats before dark haired man urban fury on the way these creatures are built gives you a feeling of respect for nature and other key begins a fish for example with the extract oxygen from the water and the other mechanisms taking place in the gills it's a miracle and wonder since he was 11 years old hands fricker has always been fascinated by anything that moves underwater. he's even constructed his 2nd diving equipment using pieces from a fire extinguisher and against moscow. in his early twenty's he rode a bicycle through the egyptian desert to go diving in the red sea since then he has been a dedicated marine biologist. nor your i mean incredibly curious person and even now at my age i'm still a curious person. and this curious. city has led me to many interesting research projects

the indian ocean spits out all types of garbage plastic drinking cans and polystyrene foam basically last forever. if it doesn't get washed away by the flood this garbage stays here it doesn't take long before the students understand what parly is trying to explain. the have to pay over the environmental on. go 1st it came to this. for a day and so. is it that sometimes you have to tell your parents as well enough to pull some thanks. after just one hour of the bags are full. only pet bottles are collected i don't want to get rid of each sack weighs about 40 kilos. harlee organizes a competition among the schools to try to give the children a sense of achievement. yes but it is a drop i mean so many adults can make a big ocean in the hope that there are more groups like this happening everywhere so there's more drops dropping here. challenges that we can only recycle certain materials and we are actually the very set it saddens me to say that. only the material we can recycle but we can call it the other material as well but what is happening is good and we send it to an island or th

the bulk carrier ran aground in jujuly off the coast of the e id nation which is located in the indian oceanthis is the first time japan's safety board will dispatch investigators for an accident involving a foreign registered vessel in another country's waters. the team is scheduled to leave japan on sunday. >>> police have arrested the former chairman of a bankrupt health equipment dealer on suspicion of fraud. the victim's lawyers say the company used an invitation to a cherry blossom viewing party hosted by then prime minister abe shinzo in the alleged scheme. police are investigating li yamaguguchi takaoshi and 1 13 associates involved in the case encouraged on using clients to invest in n a prograram. the clients were allegedly never told about the firm's huge debts, which meant prospects for dividends were slim. about 7,000 victims are estimated to have lost around $1.9 billion. their lawyers say japan life showed them yamaguchi's invitation to the 2013 cherry blossom party to show yamamaguc wawas politically connected. abe has denied he had any relationship to yamaguchi but the oppos

indian ocean here quiesced to wrap up its oxygen supply dramatic but india's government has rejected a 2nd countrywide lock down and is continuing to lift restrictions what's the public feeling there about this strategy. well despite the frightening numbers and a grim milestone there's anything back in yankee heart that you can actually agreeing to government that another knock down if i'm likely to have. that white people must continue or should we must learn to live with the cruel about it and even seem to agree yes a lot of things worse g.d.p. what do require attractions in the arts new mums and not just about that nothing is back in 2 months complete and so on india has one week when we are ready and even as one of the government figures you must start to live in the pandemic and try our best to judge you just as planets what in developing a vaccine. in delhi thank you very much and. here's a science experiment that sounds like a script for a hollywood disaster the european space agency has actually signed a deal with a german company to build a set of spacecraft and their missio

now if you'd like to see this animal behind me alina in the wild teenage to travel to the indian ocean island of madagascar the animals in recent months have enjoyed a spell of tranquility fewer tourists in madagascar as forests because of the pandemic but the quiet times of course main downtimes for those who rely on tourism to make a living. and disobey forest is one of madagascar's many wildlife tourism destinations going to the coronavirus lockdown and closure of the borders the lemurs that live here have recently had more alone time than they used to visit in numbers all gradually increasing but with international flight still suspended the usual foreign tourists are being replaced by malagasy people this family made a 4 hour drive from the capital to come and see that island's iconic creatures. during the lockdown i decided i really wanted to get out of antananarivo when it was over to visit new places we've never seen before for you. madagascar's tourism workers welcome the locals but it's not enough they need the footfall provided by international flights though these have not

in the wild you need to travel to the indian ocean island of madagascar now the animals in recent months have enjoyed a spell of tranquility with few tourists in madagascar forests because of the pandemic but the quiet times of course mean downtimes for those who rely on tourism to make a living. and disobey forest is one of madagascar's many wildlife tourism destinations going to the clearing of ours lockdown and closure of the borders the lemurs that live here have recently had more alone time than they used to visit in numbers all gradually increasing but with international flights still suspended the usual foreign tourists are being replaced by malagasy people this family made a 4 hour drive from the capital to come and see that island's iconic creatures. during the lockdown i decided i really wanted to get out of antananarivo when it was over to visit new places we've never seen before. for you. madagascar's tourism workers welcome the locals but it's not enough they need the footfall provided by international flights though these have not operated since march 2020 this hotel and la

in the wild you need to travel to the indian ocean island of madagascar now the animals in recent months have enjoyed a spell of tranquility with few tourists in madagascar forests because of the pandemic but the quiet times of course mean downtimes for those who rely on tourism to make a living. and disobey forest is one of madagascar's many wildlife tourism destinations going to the coronavirus lockdown and closure of the borders the lemurs that live here have recently had more alone time than they used to visit in numbers all gradually increasing but with international flight still suspended the usual foreign tourists are being replaced by malagasy people this family made a 4 hour drive from the capital to come and see that island's iconic creatures. during the lockdown i decided i really wanted to get out of antananarivo when it was over to visit new places we've never seen the full for you. madagascar's tourism workers welcome the locals but it's not enough they need the footfall provided by international flights though these have not operated since march 2020 this hotel and landown

experiences that we all small island develop in 'd states whether it's in the caribbean the pacific the indian ocean wherever. these are. truly challenging times climate change is here it is very real and the government it is an extreme challenge not only dealing with our. ordinary day to day national development priorities educating our children ensuring the health care of our citizen infrastructure all of those things that we face as a developing nation are now compounded by the extreme threats. and the impacts that with scene on a day to day basis of climate change and that has significant economic. challenges for us and as we look forward and we see the global responsibility that exists in terms of collective climate action ensuring that we reduce greenhouse gas emissions that we ensure that the temperature rise is contained within that 1.5 degrees the whole lot. we see it only jetton worse so. as a government we have to grapple with those things reality plans for the future. of small island developing states we are showing the ambition that is called flow a global level however that ambition an

over towards the the western side of the rift valley so not see many showers over towards the indian ocean but the chance of an optional shower or 2 just creeping in you see the showers coming a little more widespread around i wonder burundi and pushing down into was as we go through the next day or so you might catch a shot surge of the far south of south africa we wanted to show was moving into eastern cape. young women with a passion for space i used to dream about working and i think you'll come again you know like not sound enough so that a small step for science a giant leap for mankind in kind of a stone me but don't place it inside and at the scheduled time the satellite would be sent into space. women make science can't get down to space school at the certified on al-jazeera. north korea isolated and heavily sanctioned yet earning billions around the globe there are 39 is involved in everything that makes money for this korea. to carry deflate the cost for us so they called us. the money this year and it goes straight into the coffers of the leadership a $2.00 part people in power

factories are fighting up against and also demanding oxygen it's almost it usable as late as an indian ocean here quiesced to wrap up its oxygen supply dramatic but india's government has rejected a 2nd company wide lockdown and is continuing to lift restrictions what's the public feeling there about this strategy. well despite the frightening numbers and a grim milestone there is anything back in yankee heart that people actually agreeing with the government that another knock down is unlikely to have begun have white people must continue or should we must learn to live in the cruel where this and even seem to be enough of what happens in words g.d.p. quarterly what attractions in the what's new mums and enough list concerns about the matter is back to 2 month complete and so on india has one week when you're ready and as one of the government say that you must borrow to live in the pandemic and try our best to jack up you just as planet support in developing a vaccine. in delhi thank you very much michel and to japan now where you say he has been formally elected as the country's new prime

if that indian ocean. oxygen supplies are also running low then in the air can you tell us more about that might get our oxygen to rest so indeed after. you get up 100 back. with my oxygen and let your reply off limits i'm afraid we haven't trouble with the audio line. we try and reestablish that for the time being i'd like to thank you now and apologize to our viewers for the bad audiobook. we want to our next story here's a science experiment that sounds like a script for a hollywood disaster movie the european space agency has signed a deal with a german company to build a set of spacecraft that mission to find a way to redirect killer asteroids before they hit a planet. science sometimes takes a while to catch up with fiction more than 2 decades ago the film i get and proposed to bombing asteroids to save planet earth from a collision in the inside out like now a similar plot is being hatched by the european space agency and. the. until now humanity has been powerless against the impact of asteroids an

over towards the the western side of the rift valley so not see many showers over towards the indian ocean but the chance of an optional shower or 2 just creeping in you see the showers for me a little more widespread around one the burundi i'm pushing down into was as we go through the next day oh so you my cat she had shattered to the far south of south africa we wanted to share was moving into the eastern cape. to he not global community we are our biggest opposition elbow but the whole crew says the worst possible looks like the part of the debate issue in each of you can jump into the conversation right away when no topic is off the table you're not afraid of anyone taking power we just go and what isn't used in the world uses 3 talking richer and the poor getting poorer it's not kill the story the system it's just to look at the system and adapt it to the modern world this tree on out is there a. form . this is al jazeera a quick reminder of the headlines for you this hour cold virus deaths have surpassed 1000000 that's according to the johns hopkins university tracker more than 3300

over towards the the western side of the rift valley so not too many showers over towards the indian ocean but the chance of an optional shower or 2 just creeping in you see the showers coming a little more widespread around i wonder burundi and pushing down into was as we go through the next day or so you might catch a shot surge of the far south of south africa we wanted to show was moving into the eastern cape. from out geria liberia ponderous and cameroon al jazeera world means for writers and performers this must not journeys to europe have changed their lives i can use therefore i say about women. i'm tommy about we we we we are moving fleeing persecution seeking a safe haven and creative freedom a hard road from home journalists and activists on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera a quick reminder of the headlines for you night coronavirus sasa passed 1w3x3w people have been infected it's all white the u.s. president and in the account for nearly half of the world's coronavirus tests run a 5th have been in the united states alone. and fierce fighting between azerbaijan and armenia has ki

of the japanese on or carrying only suspense into looking around a 1000 tons of fuel into the indian ocean the japanese government is considering offering more assistance to help with the cleanup. dozens of crew members are still missing after a ship carrying livestock capsized off the coast of japan the vessel went missing on weapons day for the caught up in a typhoon 2 survivors were found the one later died ship was carrying around 6000 cattle from new zealand to china. the us president donald trump is creating more distrust and confusion around mail in voting ahead of november's elections speaking at a rally in the swing state of pennsylvania the us president said those who vote early by post should still go along to polling stations on election day to check if their ballots being counted the election officials have won this would cause chaos and longer voting queues a day earlier mr trump did suggest people attempt to vote twice which is illegal in every state as a way to test and to fraud measures. signed your maryland down ok you sign it and send it in and then you have to follow it

they've deployed from the indian ocean. can they work together.e should confront where we must, cooperate where we can. third and finally, we need to be respectful of china, their history, their culture. one of the chapters is about a chinese admiral who in the early 14 hundreds was conducting voyagess throughout the south china sea and indian ocean off the coast of africa. we need to understand that culture. that doesn't mean we are going to acquiesce and claims to own the entire south china sea, but we need to put ourselves in the shoes of china and studied them tand understand them, read ther literature if we are going to do the first two steps. that would be my prescription for dealing with china as we go forward. thanks for a great question. >> host: next coffer admiral james stavridis comes from terry in detroit. >> caller: hello and thank you for taking my call. i just have a comment and a quickn question. i also a navy vet and i served as a part of the naval security group activity that i've always thought something of the service and i'm

the indian ocean spits out all types of garbage plastic drinking cans and polystyrene foam basically last forever. if it doesn't get washed away by the flood this garbage stays here it doesn't take long before the students understand what parly is trying to explain. the have to take a look at what i'm going to go on to throw 1st it came to this or boy. is it that sometimes you have to tell your parents as well not truth when you pull something. after just one hour the bags are full. only pet bottles are collected you didn't want to get rid of each sack weighs about 40 kilos. harley organizes a competition among the schools to try to give the children a sense of achievement. yes but it is a drop i mean so many dogs can make a big ocean so. we hope that there are more groups like this happening everywhere so there's more drops dropping here. but a lot is like we are challenges that we can only cycle certain material and we are actually the very set it saddens me to say that. only the material we can recycle but we can collect the other material as well but what is happening is. that we

into the persian gulf, the red sea and all of the places in the indian ocean. fewer than 5% of the 12.5 million come to the united states. so when we think of migrations in the hemisphere, we must remember that every person coming from central america, south america, and crib bran, come from slave based societies with laws that limit the opportunities that have african deskrent descent. they come here with sx poe sure to laws and tuts aattitudes and practices that they bring with them into the united states.exp laws and attitudes and practices that they bring with them into the united states. finally i want to share with you a man that i got in france. this shows the emancipation dates in the help physiclmisphh. emancipation day is august 1, but that is from 1833. if you have the misfortune of being from one of the french colonies, you know that the french revolution freed us in 1794, but napoleon's first wife is a sugar planter in martinique, so napoleon reinstates slavery for her and the second emancipation is not until 1848. the netherlands and united states

the indian ocean? >> we'll have to look it up. i was just happy to hear that science is still a thing. it's still a thing! >> yes! that's right. that icebreaker is not a hoax. i'm going to start with good news. we've had good air quality and we're expecting it again tomorrow. they can which out. good, good, good across the region. on friday, a little decline in air quality begins and that will continue through the weekend. just to share some good news. we have gusty winds once again. an onshore flow. 24-mile-an-hour winds. 25-mile-per-hour surface winds in san francisco. breezy and refreshing all around the bay area. a lovely clear view. hook out over san francisco. it is 69 degrees. we have low 80s in san jose, 87 in gilroy, and 68 at half moon bay. looking out over the bay with a clear view from the top of mount tam, low 80s, low to mid 80s in santa rosa, napa, fairfield 90 degrees and mid 80s in concord andler more. and on we go with our view looking across the embarcadero. the blue skies over the bay. it is taking my breath aw

begun to exert influence and power and set up military facilities in the region and across the indian oceanve djibouti, places that pose real risk. we have responded by building out this coalition, what we were just speaking to with coapeace breaking out in the middle east, it's that presence that the president has built out which will push back against the capacity for the chinese communist party to exert its influence on the same countries. they will come to see the right place to partner is with democracy, freedom loving country to use influence and power in ways to benefit them rather than saddle up to the communist party. mark: chinese claims the south china sea and islands off japan and rocks off the philippines and water rights off vietnam, claims taiwan, and my question about taiwan is they are saber rattling the communist chinese about taiwan and i read the defense department gone through scenarios that don't look great for the united states. do you think the american people understand the seriousness? do you think the media has communicated the seriousness. >> i think the politica

indian ocean here quietist to wrap up its oxygen supply jannat. but india's government has rejected a 2nd countrywide lockdown that is continuing to lift restrictions what's the public feeling there about this strategy well despite the frightening numbers and a grim milestone there is writing back in india actually i heard that people actually agreeing that the government that another knock down is i'm likely to have the government have that the white people must continue. he must learn to live in the cruel whitest and people seem to actually get a lot of things worse g.d.p. what do require attractions in the arts new mums and not just concerns about that matter is back to do we want complete and so on india has a plan b. when we are ready and meet women as one of the government say that you must start actually live in the pandemic and try our best to tap up you just as lana support in developing a vaccine. and then thank you very much michel. and time now to take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world mexico's presi

at a depth of almost $200.00 metres hunts for kids team found it off the camara islands in the indian ocean suddenly there it was. the same account. it was a sensation. same accounts have inhabited the ocean for some 400000000 years even outliving dinosaurs nobody had ever seen this primeval fish in its habitats before dark haired man urban theory on the way these creatures are built gives you a feeling of respect for nature other key begins a fish for example the way the extract belgian from the watcher and the other mechanisms taking place in the gills it's a miracle and wonder. since he was 11 years old hans fricker has always been fascinated by anything that moves underwater. he's even constructed his diving equipment using pieces from a fire extinguisher and against small stuff. in his early twenty's he rode a bicycle through the egyptian desert to go diving in the red sea since then he has been a dedicated marine biologist. i'm incredibly curious person and even now at my age i'm still a curious person. and this curious. city has led me to many interesting research projects. in order

at a depth of almost $200.00 metres hunts for his team found it off the calmer islands in the indian ocean and suddenly there it was. the same account. it was a sensation. saying accounts have inhabited the ocean for some 400000000 years even outliving dinosaurs nobody had ever seen this primeval fish in its habitats before dark haired man urban fury on the way these creatures are built gives you a feeling of respect for nature and other key begins a fish for example the way the extract oxygen from the watcher and the other mechanisms taking place in the gills it's a miracle and wonder since he was 11 years old hams fricker has always been fascinated by anything that moves underwater. he's even constructed his diving equipment using pieces from a fire extinguisher and again smarts. in his early twenty's he rode a bicycle through the egyptian desert to go diving in the red sea since then he has been a dedicated marine biologist. i mean incredibly curious person and even now that night i'm still a curious person. and this curiosity has led me to many interesting research projects. in order t

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now to see this animal here this lemur in the wild you need to travel to the indian ocean island nation of madagascar the animals have enjoyed a spell of tranquility this year with fewer tourists traipsing through madagascar's forests because of the pandemic but the quiet times mean down times for those tourism to make a living. and disobey forest is one of madagascar's many wildlife tourism destinations going to the coronavirus lockdown and closure of the borders the limas that live here have recently had more alone time than they used to visit in numbers all gradually increasing but with international flights still suspended the usual foreign tourists are being replaced by moloch assy people this family made a 4 hour drive from the capital to come and see that island's iconic creatures. during the lockdown i decided i really wanted to get out of antananarivo when it was over to visit new places we've never seen before. madagascar's tourism workers welcome the locals but it's not enough they need the footfall provided by international flights though these have not operated since march