dw correspondent jack barrack sent as this report from that border. residents of the ancient be of asia forest. this links on these walls caught on camera trots at the end of last year. this 600 year old forest is home to an estimated 12000 species of wildlife. christoph smith studies these animals, and he says the government plan to build a 186 kilometer wool, 5 and a half meters high on the countries border with bruce, will have a devastating effect on the genetic mix. from the moment when the war will be fully constructed, then we will have 2 different populations, completely separated from each other and it will affect the day the future will affect the sustainability of this population. because if we divide populations into smaller and smaller or no sub populations, then the survival is, is more and more vulnerable. he moved the forest is already divided for animals by roads and intersected by multiple rail lines. the government wants the will to keep out to asylum seekers who were crossing the border pushed by the government of neighboring belar

that's got more on this from the w correspondent, a jack barrack who joins us from brussels. a jack, what is the reaction there in brussels to the high number of cases in many european countries? i get well at the moment they are sort of sitting and watching exactly what's happening here in brussels. we're back into a period of the pandemic, which is really about the health care situation on the ground in each of the european union union member states. and the reality is still that health care is a national competence in the european union. so each country is deciding exactly what it needs to do due to its case those numbers, as we heard in the report. there are huge numbers as nearly 850000 cases a day in italy, for instance, here in belgium, where i am the case numbers have doubled in the last week. and although we, we understand and a lot of health care professionals and public health officials the saying that the m a chrome varian has mild symptoms and doesn't result in so much hospitalization. the written, the countries in europe where we are seeing such huge numbers are

t w's jack barrack reports from the belgian capital stored in a protective safe at the museum of natural sciences in brussels. the chicago is 3 columns of up to 60 notches on the bones divided into groups, a believe to prove a mathematical understanding in early humans of 25000 years ago. we'll have a group of notice tree notice and then 6. notice. after that, we have for no chill notches and then 8 niches in and, and $10.00 and $5.00. so we have a maybe a, a number, and his double. the 10 centimeter fossilized bone was fine with the court. stone used to make the notches and extremely refined. it was discovered by a belgian geologist in 1950 on the shore of lake edward in veronica national park and brought back to brussels. at that time, the country was under a brutal colonial rule responsible for the deaths of up to 10000000 congolese people. it was a statement made by the head of the d. r. c. conservation institute, which has shown the light on this specific item. the sh ango bone, the symbolism of the coming back of this bone in this place. it's so important for us. it symbolized all