i put a strus lake on this lake there are 11 islands and they are all different. lakes are a large number of islands, some who come to us. they even compare it with karelia, that there are many islands there, the same thing we have. even before the beginning of the 20th century, some of these islands were inhabited, people lived there, there were churches, monasteries. on the lake with rust, we have one of the largest islands of the republic of belarus - chaikin island, it was also inhabited before. and this time it is unique in that in the middle of the island there is still a small lake inside this island. why the island is called chaychinam nobody knows we can only assume that there were not many gulls on its shores. once upon a time, this island consisted of three small islands, it kind of formed an archipelago, then when the water level dropped, uh, one island formed. until the thirtieth year of the 20th century, there were e, nine e settlements, 9 households. the total population was about 27 people, they were engaged in new fish. there are legends that fish

i put it, the lake is streaming on this lake there are 11 islands and they are all different lakes.ge number of islands, some who come to us. they even compare it with karelia, that there are many islands there, the same thing we have. and even before the beginning of the 20th century, part of these islands were inhabited. people lived on them, stood churches, monasteries on the lake with rust. we have one of the largest islands of the republic of belarus this is the island of chaychin, it was also inhabited earlier. and this time is unique in that among the island there is still a small lake inside this island. why the island is called chaychinam no one knows, it can only be assumed that many gulls did not become on its shores. once this island consisted of three small islands, it kind of formed an archipelago, then, when the water level dropped , one island was formed. until the thirtieth year of the twentieth century, there were 9 settlements of 9 households. the total population was about 27 people. they are were engaged in fishing, there are legends that e fish dishes, e, which

lake. to catch shrimp? maybe everyone? the berezovsky lands remember both sapegas and the northern war, but they received their development thanks to the construction of automobile and railway roads. half of the district is forests and lakes, and more than a motorcycle tourist does not need to dream of the symbol of the berezovsky district, where he came to be a small bird, a warbler in search, which i will go with you. although i’m not dead, i also heard about the warbler, like the most mysterious rare bird, once it lived all over europe, but then the swamp and flood meadows where this bird weighs a teaspoon of sugar settle, began to drain and overgrow and the warbler was left without at home, and it so happened that it was in the berezovsky district on the sporovsky swamps. remained nesting conditions for warblers. now ecotourists from all over the world flock to these parts to watch and listen to this tiny bird. but the sporovsky reserve received international fame thanks to the warbler.

lake.ish here and the pike are big. there used to be cancer. i remember a lot of cancers in my childhood. just up to 50 to 100 kg you could catch crayfish, they were just in abundance. i love boating and can swim on my own. you can even swim for hours , everything is so native and real. a handsome carp is pecking, how to catch him? oh my dear, what a beautiful fish. beautiful well, 150 grams will be. karasik got a whole palm, such a handsome man. all fishing was successful. here i am standing on the shore of the lake and i see that the village, almost the entire village, is translucent. that's how all the houses of our fellow countrymen love these. i'm after work, when some kind of mental load or physical you will come to the lake, sit and relax. it's great that we have it. the lake itself it is large and well-known, not only in small rivers, but it is well-known, in general, in the republic of our sin lake we are proud of it. what are we, do they know us? everywhere there are a lot of very

it offers a 360-degree view of the lakes of strusta snuda and the islands of these lakes.not love this place, do not like this national park. i started to visit nature when i did not go to school yet, my great-grandfather worked as a forester on a collective farm. he still took me with him to the forest from that time i fell in love, probably, the forest is not comfortable in a pure pine forest, when there is nothing else besides pine and the age of this plantation is about 780 years there, when i come past this one. here is a section of the forest, no, sometimes you want to stop and just walk around it for a while. i somehow feel very comfortable here, i rest my soul to gather. maybe with some ideas.

this is my native and most beloved lake, lake.ildhood is located 7 kilometers from my village. when we were kids, we didn’t carve out a whole day from the lake here on bicycles. there were two pioneer camps here, the guys and i are very made friends with those who rested in the camps played football all the time. we had constantly football meetings, volleyball. well, we somehow lived as one family, it was just us. interesting, they were also interested. slightly elevated, which is probably why it is called overpriced ride. from any direction. there is a small lift, and then a lake, as if such a small catnip. although the depth is serious 12.5 m, the swamp in the area is small, as often. here the lake is interesting because it is very clean fish winter center, especially winter fishing, people come here from pinsk ivanovo, even from brest , local fishermen drill countless holes. here, all over the lake, it was not by chance that this place was chosen in order to create a sanatorium. you can talk about this lake endlessly. especiall

if nobody can fill up the lake, only we can construct the lake. we can create a structure. only lake filling job is nature saw or you feel september and october the will to love this lake. and once it is filled up, what most lead do for years? i don't go anywhere with the news in my life. they need live life. when it comes, we come back each of the beautiful awesome, really happy. ah . we government building gets a little bit more. i look at the order. what you all know, cuz all of them you got everything on do you go my shop? you know, we're not you, nobody does that. you know, you stopped today use, didn't that. i mean, then i luckily melody on a little more helical either, either already, this is, or if i, you, the one feet long before all dark headed off model malak, or either a, that out a death at leaks feet. we how sick speed, what is a my hate, what? ok, me not just door, a hoard lead. 3 days, zach wife gala de la. 2. so you know what? no one quantity we help. 6 feet then till next month on? no problem far. i know leger underground reach out bother all ecology endor

more lake. all we can really say is there is evidence of igneous rocks that are older than the final iteration of the lake we see that made the delta. what happened before that, we don't know. but it is basically a time history, the bottom of which we see igneous rocks, and the upper part of which is the delta that is the last iteration of the lake. sunanda: i would add a little more about the signals that we think are from organic matter. there are a couple different metrics we use to determine in the map you saw, the sherloc map, how much we are seeing and the diversity of signals. in both the different metrics, like how many times we are seeing a signal, the intensity of the signal, and, the diversity of the different types of signals we think could come from organic matter, we are seeing what we saw in the crater floor and the delta as two different things. the exciting thing is we are seeing hints of what we saw so loudly and dearly in the delta as we are moving through the crater floor. so

going to closing the lake. i don't think it is a political risk tomorrow it will become become because i'm younger that i live, i still carry getting all over the and i'm and i'm the new law going to and i grown and i'll get you on the line to. i don't have the giving money all. ok, valuing my pleasure to get, but not in the cost off. on nicholas you can maybe do the lake. so i insisted that i told them that no, i know you cannot be possible please. that is one of the ones that are going to get a new, a big mandate in and then in $1.00 when, when women looted over $20000.00 with in 1000 which were newer because again it that is if karen o'quinn ah mc singleton pulling academic 40 the freshman of which i believe most are going plastic india, now we take to segregate which are possible so such everything we are loading there and we are willing to tear me put one layer of that one plan site, one layer of that one lesson. so that there is not a supposed was unless there is no expos dot lane wanted. in fact, like lo

lake: why wouli care? lucas: lake, help me up. i'm sorry, ok, lake? please!al] [owl hooting] mrs. j.: blaire. blaire: here. mrs. j.: kayden. kayd: here. mrs. j.: lake. lake: sorry, mrs. j. i think lake's late again. yoknow howe is. [laughter] mrs. j.: thank you, lucas. melanie. melanie: here. mrs. j.:live. [birds chirping] [woman speaking korean] [singing in korean] [speaking korean] wow. [piano playing] [choir singing indistinctly] woman: then stop. so calm and so peaceful. that's my husband. now i'm so old. everybody at nig asleep, i think in many things. i think of my husband. and i still missim. 22 years. i have a good life. i have a good life. that's my sty. [phone vibrates] [engine revs] [horn honks] [crash] [glass shatters] [car door opens, car dings] [keys jingle] [car door closes] [man panting] woman: marcus, you should go wild west tomorrow. marcus: why? don't you trust me? woman: i don't know, just a gut feeling. marcus: dani, your gut feeling has gotten us into a lot of trouble before. dani: you know, you don't have to do this if you don't want to

i already know that about them lakes. there are a lot of people, you know, did a unit like, you know, various methods. my method is like we are cleaning it, we are creating more regarding capacity so that our equivalence will be the just if we don't to fill up the equip, was there like the water? there is no light. there is no, you know me and bang will kind of city will become a do you know what a city ah ah. c i know. okay, so i will go to the shoe city. thank you so much. please walk us through it. julie, thank you so much for her in writing. and so now i'm going to show you quickly and i'm going to share you my presentation. let the see 2016. i spent more time on research studying about lakes, wasting lakes consulting experts and a meeting google group. and are you to barbara and all these things? i use them under 2017. i did one leg that is 6 acres. 2018. i did one leg in a neck, $2.90 lakes like $16.00 and $3.00 acres. 2000 pronto already in a completion series of 4 legs and another 2 legs i'm working on it. this ye

all ready in a completion to is up for lakes and another 2 lakes. i'm working on it this year. i lose the next. so all the missed. what if i legs by to under and if i, you know, not jim and possible licks, we want to read unit and we wanted to have a surplus water in my country, my nation. that is the gym. no. thank you. he does a lot of those. do y'all do then martin is there that no job is in martin period? 9 out a whole one need that up in the summer because when they're in the family with support, martin in all of you in the data denominator liquid is really challenging. like getting a boat from the appropriate of designing them, getting the funds and then getting into the project and next to what they were about to really i originated, i'm expecting huge names to get fill up those licks and his biggest challenging if likes to be able to unit, if there is no water, nobody really comfortable to do these kind of things. ah, big glass the one on one door or door called as we are walking here on this lake or we are doing a resulting currently. so why in deepening more? obviousl

there were some breaches which are done from this lake yesterday and day before to reduce lake flow of water which has effected some of the rural area and lake and all the city will saved. but at the same time, the other 2 days will still be a risk. now we're also expecting more rain in the coming month. do you think things are going to get worse before they get better? it's hard to say this to the i think the, the experience which we have seen in this more than the prediction of the rain, so not that heavy but they were heavier and was converted into flag as an aide worker. i'm concerned because of the rain top and they have the flow of the rain, but really high. they could be in the spend all flooding which may happen and more or areas could be affected and even people who are displayed, they may feel more challenges. so as an organization, we all need to play our role at this stage, but definitely we are concerned on the next range which will come and let's talk about that respond your organization has been on the ground since the floods hit. are you encouraged by the response that

well well, i mean if nobody can fill up the lake only we can construct the lake. we can create a structure. only lake filling job is nature saw or you feel september and october the will to look this lick. and once it is filled up, what most the do for years i don't go in here with they need my life. they need live life. and it comes be connected to the beautiful awesome really happy. ah yes. i look at the order. what you all know, cuz all of them you got to hang on. do you go my shop? you know, when you're not, you know what it is that, you know, your doctor today just didn't that. i mean, when i look on the melody all with a little more helical, either, either already, this is, or if i you the one feet long before all dark, get it off. little malik, or either a that out, a death at leaks feet. we how 6 feet, what is a my hate? what else can we not just do a hoard lead? 3 days luck. wife, get adela custodian. know what? no one quantity we help 6 feet then till next munson no problem far. i know lega underground, reach out bother all ecology, inder. they like be m

, peaceful lake. without the noise and din and pollution of the. and there was abso lutely some truth in the munson created by george haines and painted by seth stewart. but the qualities that you see here were clearly not the whole truth about. munson or other rural picturing the country as the opposite it of the city as a place to get away the problems and difficulties of modern life ignored the fact that rural places were complex and changing and part of modern life and. we can see that simply by noting the existence of the industrial landscape. so image from 1889 features both the tourist landscape. you can see the lake hepburn hotel circled near the left and the boaters out on the lake. but it exists alongside the munson chugging railroad cars and the slate quarries. and a lumber mill. and there is some tension between the rural tourist and the rural landscape because people from or or new york, they all send summer vacationers to when they come the lake hepburn hotel. they probably are not very

this is the silver lake hotel. most people don't know it ever existed and they tore it down in 1926. but this was a stopping place for the buses after the wagon days were stopped in 1916. this is mount washburn with a couple of the carriages and guests of frost and richard. buffalo bill haskell and promoting the east gate and getting people to come to cody. and he'd gotten a train in across the river and it was very important to him that yellowstone was a destination point and all the different railroads tried to get a destination point around yellowstone and bring people to yellowstone. this is up by gardner and people were loading and supplies were being loaded at gardner to go into the park. here's a camp at old faithful on the left tent camp and the center photograph is one of the first buildings that mammoth. and then on the right is the bear net toll bridge. and i still take people down and show them the bridge abutments that are there. it's just below the yellowstone bridge, across the yellowstone at our thi

the bottom line, a value is that lake city. you know, it was lake they did not know. not so many legs. we but we destroyed, we, our huge water crisis, one state another. they whose pollution, because up in the us, these goose population and all but have a quick update from bangalore to where dance move continues to cloud. the bilingual lake and the city after the 5 o'clock yesterday. it's known for it's a toxic pollutants and form those on the adjoining board and now has become a common occurrence to see the leak on fire flames raging on order. why? and india was back. mm. are mean the if you see league city league there are a lot of industry liv lynch sewage on dog dinner, a lot of foreign or a go living and dying plans. so money orders we deliver here to here. what we are doing is quickly we should all dress today racial division, that whatever we should change, we should not blame anyone, like goldman thought, anything you would like me, god puts that only goes didn't really photos which is which you're drawing their arms with. you know each other, we should bring

lake merit. a big cleanup you can see happening today. let's talk with our chief meteorologist. we mentioned 110 degrees. we have been talking about that number throughout the week. what is the latest from your end? >> at this point what we are still seeing as we move into this weekend is this massive area of high pressure building over california. that is going to bring the heat. something else that we are noticing and developing today is somal ribbon here of cooler air just to the north. now, i am keeping an eye on that behind-the-scenes f. that were to move to the south the temperatures may not get as extreme. we are not seeing signs of that at this point. behind-the-scenes we are watching that closely. when it comes to the heat you can see it here. starting on saturday. that is when the heat wave will begin. we will get up to 109 in brentwood. 104 in morgan hill. we can go to the coast and escape the heat. that is day 1. day two on sunday goes a little hotter, check it out near you. 111 in br

near the lake. breaking stereotypes as an example from their own experience , someone admires cars there, please let someone happen i don’t know what bracelets and smartphones. i like this device more. it was produced during the war, it was called either trench or tank, very compact and i think that he really participated in combat battles, but good things. she, well, a small amount is done. there can't be too many quality items. i know for sure that if i hadn't spent some 300 dollars there, they bought this device, we just ate it up, investing in old things, especially in good condition, they are unlikely to depreciate these things. i think that from it you can do this, this, this, this. well, okay, let's fasten it while she waits, watch the program to break stereotypes on belarus 24 tv channel. let's start in the morning together, in order to cook the right breakfast, first of all you need to buy the right products. and, of course, what is breakfast without vegetables, we will bake them too big th

well, let's find out why is this lake called? miracle, and everything is very simple in fact, it has an almost perfect round shape of other myths and legends. i don’t know, well, i considered it a miracle that in general on such a hot day there is an opportunity to swim, roughly speaking, without leaving far from home, the locals were lucky in this sense. i'm not really looking at people in this costume, but i want to swim. why didn't you take a bathing suit? well, what do you think about the new location of the mule lake near the village of tyshkevich and, more precisely, the agricultural town of tyshkevichi, here the snow-white sand is the cleanest lake. there is everything in order to comfortably spend their holidays and here people, to be honest, rest in tents. i'm thinking, do they stay here for the night, tent with me? near the manor house there are outbuildings, and i went to look at the territory of the wedding house, there was a distillery. the barns, the water mill, the smithy and the tavern were built with neo-gothic e

mother there were lake deposits line below the igneous rocks we don't know.he question how long the lake is present is important but it's very difficultge to determine that with the rover. this is what were hoping to do with thehe return samples. doesn't make us doubt the existence of the lake. >> one of the key variables that don't have much knowledge on is the time dimension. one ofio the important applications of the igneous rocks, first of all a speak their they were on the crater floor. that are clearly beneath the delta and in place before the delta was inse place which at face value indicates that was before the lake was present. so what we don't know is how muchye time we are looking at from we know there can be hundreds of millions of years or more when igneous rocks were in place and when the delta was inn place on top of it. so to answer your question it really doesn't have a bearing on how the lake formed by important applications that we can quantify of when the lake was there and ultimately that will help us form our understanding of how long th

threatens to overflow. monsoon flooding forces authorities to drain water from the rapidly filling lake van shark. but while more populated areas is fed, rural residents are left to pay the price. also coming up german lawmakers pay tribute to mikhail gorbachev, where the commemorative speech and a minute silence. they remember the last later of the soviet union, the man credited with bringing down the iron curtain and allowing east and west germany to become one. ah, i am rebecca riches. welcome to the program. pakistani authorities are struggling to prevent the country's largest fresh water lake from over flowing and adding to the misery of millions affected by flooding. workers have breached a dike of lake man shaw to try to control the overflow. but that means nearby villages have been inundated, while more densely populated areas have been sped for now. pakistan's largest, fresh water lake keeps getting bigger. said by months of rain, lake man char, in southern pakistan is close to overflowing, putting hundreds of thousands of people in the area at risk. if we tuckers over here, so

the snow-white sand is the cleanest lake.ything in order to comfortably spend your vacation and here people, to be honest, rest in tents. i'm thinking, do they stay here for the night, tent with me? near the manor house there are outbuildings of theirs, and i went to see the distillery. the barns, the water mill, the smithy and the tavern were built with neo-gothic elements, in contrast to the classical manor house. primarily a huge t-shaped barn stands out. but it looks like these are old doors, massive ones from those times. it is, at least, my guess that since then , and right here right behind me. stored grain. yes, of course, before the mills were different than in the 21st century, inside the barn you can see another wonderful so-called trace of antiquity, it turns out that the floor in the barn was neatly paved with stone tiles. like the one that once paved the streets of large cities. by the way, in this the barn was inhabited by people who worked in the homestead. here you are, walking along the old barn, you can not

for now, pakistan's largest fresh water lake keeps getting bigger. fed by months of rain, lake mon char, in southern pakistan is close to overflowing, putting hundreds of thousands of people in the area at risk. if there's over here. so wholesale entity, it, it would be dawn. so the situation is stuff we are trying to convey in it. we're fighting since last. what da da engineers made it difficult decision to cut into an embankment to direct the flood away from the most populated areas and flood dozens of nearby villages instead. authority say the emergency breach has already displaced a 100000 people. but local reporting suggest the number could be much higher. many who fled say they haven't received any help from the government. dominic, debbie bung. when the water breached the lake, we got scared and left our village and belongings going forward again. we took our children and ran and came here that i get one day. we arrived at 2 in the morning one and it's been 3 days and nobody has come to help us in that way. most of us are staying under the open sky, only on the is a bit and on th

awfully coming up. authorities in pakistan make it difficult choice as the country's largest fresh water lake threatens to burst its banks. rural residents are left dealing with the decision to flood their villages in hopes of saving more populated area. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. the united nations secretary general says russia and ukraine must cease military activity near this operation nuclear plant and agree on a security zone. antonio good terrorist warned that any damage could spell, catastrophe for the region and beyond. his words echoed those of the head of the new un nuclear watchdog. it's rafael garcia that time speaking to the security council. but his 1st time reporting on what he seen with his own eyes at this apparition, nuclear plant broken. we are playing with fire and something very, very catastrophic could take place. this is why in our report, we are proposing the establishing the establishment, sorry, of a nuclear safety and security protection zone. grossey says it's not possible to work normally and safely at the plant. it's short staffed, the

to keep lake monscheier from bursting . as banks authorities there have released its water and flooded villages. it's hope that the damage will spare more densely populated areas elsewhere. but those cold comfort for those living within the waters path pakistan's largest fresh water lake keeps getting bigger. fed by months of rain, lake mon, char, and southern pakistan is close to overflowing, putting hundreds of thousands of people in the area at risk if we others overhead. so wholesale entity, it, it will be dawn. so the situation is stuff we had trying to convey and had been fighting since last. what the dog engineers made it difficult decision to cut into an embankment to direct the flood away from the most populated areas and flood dozens of nearby villages. instead, authorities say the emergency breach has already displaced a 100000 people. but local reporting suggest the number could be much higher. many who fled say they haven't received any help from the government. dominic at bmw bung when the water breached the l

when the water breached the lake, we got scared and left our village and belongings. gone full. yes. we took our children and ran and came here that i get one day. we arrived at 2 in the morning once it's been 3 days and nobody's come to help us in that way. most of us are staying under the open sky. only. i may say bit and on their own and in harm's way. and no one knows for how long living in makeshift camps on higher ground. the displaced face a range of health risks such as water born and skin diseases, say experts that bad, but the children missed the hind because there's no replacement feel. hi. there is no peace. there are lots of mosquitoes, an it's very hot. we've asked for an electric fine, but that's impossible. the children's education has been stopped to getting food is also very difficult. we can't even cut because decimal to every way. the decision to divert the flood waters has spared the larger cities near lake mon char, for now, but at great human cost elsewhere. but with more rain expected to fall this month, pakistan's disastrous summer might not be over yet.

a huge lake threatens to overflow and authorities have chosen to spare more populated areas as rural residents pay the price. ah. hello, i'm clear. richardson, welcome to the show. we start in ukraine where local officials say russia has again shelby area around this apparition, nuclear power plants. this a day after the united nations secretary general said russia and ukraine must cease military activity near the facility and agree on a security zone. antonio guitar hash warned that any damage could spell, catastrophe for the region, and beyond. his words echoed those of the head of the un nuclear watchdog. it's rafael cross, he's 3rd time speaking to the security council. but his 1st time reporting on what he's seen with his own eyes at the upper region nuclear plant with fire and something very, very catastrophic could take place. this is why in our report, we are proposing the establishing the establishment story of a nuclear safety and security protection zone. coffee says it's not possible to work normally and safely at the plant. it's short staffed, the staff. it does have an

at lake merritt, there is a smell that will really sting the nostrils. cleanup crews are working really really hard to change that. we got the story. > >> a big loss if you are a well watcher and you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's >> in san francisco, fire crews are busy putting out a residential building fire. this happened in the area of haight and divisadero. huge flames and dark smoke rising there. here's another view. you can see see the burning building has

not only here, but other lakes.hink i know that you're this is just you know, we're talking about a fallen leaf lake. but do you think this is going to happen at california lakes around the state? sadly i do. i hope through awareness and education that in the future, we can limit that. but i think previous decades, you know, it wasn't the same mindset and a lot of it isn't intentional. it's just a lack of awareness. you're enjoying the day and next thing you know, something ends up in the lake, so hopefully moving forward. we can see less of that . yeah, that's a good point, because when they clean stuff up, they said they found things like cellphones and sunglasses and assuming that people don't toss their cell phones into the lake. the last question is, what are you doing to get the message out that this is not a dump? this is not a dumping ground. this is the lake and we shouldn't do this. yeah we have some exciting programs coming up with some local partners where we're hoping to increase our um , activity in th

scripture sounds over this lake. the polka, the polka sporovka and the cool ones are already all in this wonderful dance. eh, that's all they think. well, then, zara allah will jump, truth well, sporovskoe polka. she is more free, that is, her legs are trying to walk, she will not come off under the ground here. as i understand it, the polka is a pair dance. you. will you give me a cavalier, be sure we will issue a gentleman during use, i promise to return or not? you know, in ivano we have such that, if e dance is such oh, because there is also a subway. already posts, maybe go to rest in pairs. about how it sounds, but before you start dancing with the gentleman. still, i will rehearse the peculiarity of the porovskaya polka in that at the moment of the dance the legs almost do not leave the floor, all the movements of the couples are slow and restrained. just try to me to come a lot from the ground so. look, a leather mission, otherwise i'll stir it. well, it interferes. spin the dance was koval spin head is impos

siberia lake baikal the deepest the lake of the earth is freed from ice. of the world's fresh water reserves. since ancient times, seals have been living in baikal. until now, it has not been possible to find out how they got here. scientists suggest that about half a million years ago, during the ice age, ringed seals from the arctic ocean climbed up the yenisei and the angara and eventually ended up in baikal due to centuries of isolation, and did not form a new species. seals unique baikal seal. favorite rookery of baikal nerves on the ushkoni islands dry beds on rocky shores are in great demand. the water in the lake does not exceed 8 degrees even in summer, so seals can bask in the sun for hours, but you have to fight for a place in the sun. baikal seals excellent divers, they can stay under water for up to half an hour. it seems that all the seats in the dress circle are still occupied. we'll have to be content, for the time being, someone hasn't got any free places on the lower tier. baikal seals feed exclusively on fish, to catch it you have to div

high water fills the lake bowl with water.ecause it has not rained here for a long time, after the downpours the valley is followed by gusts of wind. they turn a quiet lake into a treacherous sea; short waves gain enormous strength. soon, the first water shafts flood the sandy shores next to the lake, a large number of small lagoons appear. as soon as the wind subsides, the turtles go to new water bodies in search of food. the storm drove thousands of small fish into the lagoons. they cannot return to the lake to the delight of predators. the fastest snakehead hunter is already in place. this is a far eastern fish, it can breathe atmospheric air and even move on land. you will not envy small fishes here. following the snakehead, the turtle suddenly finds itself right in the center of the school. you shouldn't get lost here. in just a month, the lake will freeze over, during which time the turtles. gotta get fat. the first drops of rain took the snakehead by surprise. this unexpected outing. on land was taken in order to estima

arriving in salt lake city around 1:35 am, monday. at 2:01 am, she texted her mom to say she landed safely. after that, three days of silence. two patrol officers went straight away to mackenzie's town house. her car was in the driveway. that was a good sign. repeated knocks at the door, however, went unanswered. peering through a window, the officers saw nothing. not a soul around. they called mackenzie's dad to report the news. and next, the officers phoned mackenzie's friends, boss and professors. none of them had seen her. all reasons why at the end of this unsettling day, mackenzie 's case was referred to a place that sounded very serious indeed. the salt lake city police departments homicide squad. >> we get a lot of missing persons cases in salt lake city. >> lieutenant todd mitchell was the units chief detective. >> so, i tried my best to sift through those and find the ones that raise that hair on the back of your neck, for the lack of the backer term. and this raise the hair on the back of my neck. so, that's why i decided,

the maximum depth of the lake is about 1.600 m more, 2/3 of the inhabitants of the lake live at thiscean is the main consumer of planktonic algae, absorbing bacteria, it ensures the purity of baikal waters and pishur is the main food of baikal omul, no less famous than itself lake. baikal the baikal grayling is only one of the representatives of numerous fish species that live in the cold, but rich in food waters of the lake, the rocky beaches of the lake also attract other visitors. brown bears leave their shelters in the taiga thicket and come ashore to feast on land and more sun. there are so many flowers and herbs here. bears especially love fragrant plants saturated with aromatic oils. a rare sight a bear grazes in a clearing like an ordinary cow or horse and after a hearty dinner you can go to the watering hole? the coast of brown bears is what it is called. the protected part of the coast of baikal the bear cub is carefully looked around even in the nature protection zone of lake baikal in the baikal-lena reserve, you need to be constantly on the alert. the multi-kilometer coa

the algae bloom started appearing here in the lake back in may. since then, it has grown progressively over the summer. >> and as the cause of death for several species of fish and other wildlife says public works. spokesperson sean maher, we're seeing mostly starting as we're seeing a few other breeds, a raise, although an algae bloom at lake merritt is not uncommon. mars says the scale of this problem is unusual. and in earlier this month, we saw both in lake merritt and again, kind of regionally across. >> much of the shoreline for miles in either direction. significant levels of algae bloom emerging. we've seen algae bloom in the past and like, mayor, this is quite a bit more than seen any time recently. so we're continuing to work with our water board to perform additional testing. >> the problem is not just in the water. it is also in the air. as you can see, some folks walking the lake at to cover their noses because the smell is unbearable. definitely wouldn't want to come around this area. it's that's so it's alarming now to hear that it'

he will meet the lake. this is also the result of the melting of the glacier in the outback lake. mud. the very ones for which tourists go to distant seaside resorts, and the lake is not deep will leave you indifferent to its landscapes and the purity of the water. its visibility reaches 5 m. and here. there are many legends associated with the dead, according to one of which the name was given to it by the vikings, who kept their dead right in the waters of the lake ; according to another version, it is more prosaic to the dead. it is called because of its composition of water, which greatly complicates the existence of living organisms in the protected area , the river also flows, it is on it that coal spawns, a real brand of the naroch region and, in general, local flora and fauna surprise with their diversity many animal plants of this natural complex are listed in the red book of belarus. by the way, it is forbidden to turn off the path so as not to disturb the local ecosystem from here. they don’t even take them out, dried up or fallen on the path. trees. they are simply saw