lovich: finished. the typical clutch size here at this site is about 4 eggs. we've had some tortoises produce as many as 8 in a single clutch, and they can produce up to 12 eggs a year in 3 clutches. narrator: released back into the wild, this female will play a key role in helping understand tortoise reproduction. man: there she goes. driver: how's that? woman: i think that's good.ythi that might suggest tortoise predation. narrator: information such as raven nesting and foraging habits is also collected for further study. other studies include ways to reestablish tortoises in the wild and include programs like this head-start facility on the marine corps base in 29 palms, california. brian henen: the head-start facility is part of our overall program to manage and protect the tortoises that we have here at the marine corps base in 29 palms. the general concept is we protect the eggs and the hatchlings until they grow enough until we can put them back in the wild. and at that time, they're large enough and their shell is hard enough where most predators, espe

lovich.is life's work was to preserve the memory of the dead countrymen, we are at the far memorial complex. uh, i know that life here stopped in june 1944 44 people died were burned wanted to survive an eight-year-old girl who escaped through the window, but it didn’t work out because german bullets caught up with her rally requiem of memory, victims genocide took place in the agro-town of dory , volozhin district, on july 22, 1943, others were shot in the church and set on fire in a few days. the nazis massacred more than 300 villagers, it is important to know this because, well, in the future, it may happen again. god forbid , the same, well, we must not allow this, we must know that all sorts of problems can be solved with words without wars. the first monument on the site of the burned temple appeared in 1957, and already in the early nineties a memorial complex was opened. the central composition of the dead are waiting. forever it's monumental figures pharmaceutics to the production of

received shelter in the vysokovsky castle while fleeing during the november the grand duke and princess lovichell very ill. they wandered along the roads of the kingdom of poland for a long time and eventually turned out to be highly lithuanian, tired travelers in the palace began with shattered embraces from the large terrace of the palace a gorgeous view of the valley of the pulyeva river, perhaps today it’s hard to believe, but then it was navigable and is it high on it was tomsk represented by wine? the last private owner of the high was one of the richest people in poland, jakub potocki, to whom mother maria potocka transferred the estate, together with the city itself, to the counts. were so wealthy that in the summer they had the opportunity to organize sleigh rides for guests for this fun, the road from the high to the village of volchin was specially sprinkled with a thick layer of salt. maria batonskaya, grew seeds of grain root crops, and herbs annually delivered up to 35,000 pounds of them to the russian empire and abroad, and in 1896 the countess received the highest award. she wa