resources, scientists, representatives of the ministry of forestry, the state inspectorate for the protection of animalss world and the guild of hunters, to decide together what to do with predators, including bears. and in november, the head of the belarusian society of hunters and fishermen, igor shunevich, after a detailed consideration of the situation , proposed that, if we do not remove clubfoot from the red book, then at least allow their shooting in places where bears have bred and threaten human life. bears are very cute, especially if they are plush or painted. the brown bear, which is found in belarus, is a giant up to 135 cm at the withers, that is , when a large male stands on four legs, he is only 30 cm shorter than the average belarusian woman. now imagine that he stands on his hind legs. belarusian bears weigh up to 400 kg. that's almost six average weight people. or two java motorcycles, only complete with agility, thick skin, sharp teeth, claws, powerful paws and jaws, when such a machine pounces on a person to eat or cripple, what are the chances of fighting back, that’s it. the bear

hunting, but the desire has already begun to appear more, um, well, to engage in the protection, reproduction of animalshad already become an independent hunter, and already had my own gun, and my father and i went hunting, hunted back. so my father and i then got two birds with one stone, well, i don’t know, my father probably had much more joy than me, so we hung these birds there, yes, so that everyone could see, we remember how my father is now for some reason went on the other side, although we lived on one side of the village, and we went on the other side, yes, that is, through the whole village, so that well, so that everyone could see. this is the cultural approach to this crap that very often results through the preservation of trophies, and one of the main symbols, or trophies, is the horns, there are deer, elk, roe deer caught, well, for me also... let's say antlers, because i was also quite closely involved in the study of deer, noble, that is, antlers - this is, well, let's say, an accessory from which you can get a lot about this animal , yes, that is, age, yes, that is, condition , that

any century, helped solve the problem of stray animals, you know, for example, i really wanted to get acquainted with report of the russian society for the protection, it was a horse, it was a horse, i was very disappointed because... a little earlier they just ran in, but what you say evokes a lot of critical comments, it’s just not the time to voice them, perhaps, let ’s go a little further, so, let’s svetlana olegolovna, what do you say, let’s move on to some kind of, i don’t know, practical plane, or still on humanism let's trample, i'm like a soviet boy , you know very well what a white bim is, a black ear, yes, who is he, i read a book and watched a movie, so of course, i say there, you have to kill there... a stray dog, well, i ca n’t , well, due to my upbringing, nevertheless, i cannot accept for now the arguments that i hear from our respected call defenders, what should everyone do, who just said, this is fake information coming from everyone’s lips, that’s what? it was from this side that the idea was voiced that the problems of the homeless animals should only be solved using euthanasia for one single reason, because dogs attack people,

the threat of global warming. 2023 was characterized by devastating fires around the world. greece, spain, hawaii, canada. in australia. hey i technology is now being used to help protect animals like the kangaroo and the koala from the effects of bush fires. a koala is on the move under the cover of night, just like these wallabies, the congress smaller because the for australian wildlife conservation of these images are a small victory. using camera traps, they are trying to find out how well different animal species are recovering from bush fires. so the camera takes the animals by a combination of movement and hate from the animals. so as the animal looks past, the camera, usually around with the bite spacing, is if it gets triggered and takes 5 quick photos of the animal as it comes to pass to get on the karen greenville researches in the conic blue mountains west of sydney. the area is a tourist drive, but is also prone to bush fires. that's why it was included in w w. f. us really is large scale camera sensor project i is on recovery of about 1100 camera traps were installed all over the country, especially in areas damaged by the bush fires of 20192020. the cameras gen

restructuring of the entire global system. the vedo power has clearly been used to protect the genocide of israel by the united states, there has been the big brother protecting israel from all forms of animation and international accountability and this cannot continue, this cannot assist. right, daniel, we had this report by amnester international uh today saying that us made weapons killed 19 kids, 14 women and 10 men with attack on two homes, this is only one instance of course, it was in wadi gaza in october 13th and this amounts clearly to uh war times, so where are those western leaders top of the americans who are always brag about human rights and all that just? that's exactly what it is, all that jazz, all that rhetoric, all that propaganda against china, against russia, against iran, against venezuela, but who are the true murderers, who are the true genociders? who are the true human rights abusers? and when we try to raise our voices here in the west, here in the belly of the beast, we are censored, we are threatened, our twitter accounts are are shut down, we're we're we're shadow banned, we're a loss, we're in the streets every day trying to tap into what humanity is left here u

the illegal imports of protected animals arising in 2022 smuggling into spain increased by more than half compared to the previous year. a full service and in 3 minutes total organized criminals are often behind it up to notify ability. think of something that you need contacts and the country of origin to find the animals in it. and you need a network in europe to import them and they will seal this as a highly profitable business. vincent cable to a monkey, for example, if mike cost $5.00 or 6 years in africa, and here it can fetch 2000 euros or more high level or include so much according to the world wildlife fund, this global business is worth billions. sophia says the illegal animal trade comes 3rd after drugs and weapons, but its impact is underestimated. a sedan and i think with adams, i'm going to go to as arms trafficking and drug smuggling, or taken more seriously. more effort is put into enforcement while in puerto bung illegal animal trafficking is just a serious, but it isn't seen a search. it's not pursued and prosecuted as often that makes these crimes even more lucra

of particularly those in on the progressive side of the foreign policy, we're talking about our to p, the responsibility to protect as one of the animators of american support ukraine. where are they with regards to the israel, gaza conflict, and the responsibility to protect palestinians. you hi, here remarkably little from them. they're all these people who have been talking for years now about the importance of worth to pay the hortons of protecting human rights. and you would expect all of them to be wildly proclaiming that what the israelis are doing is unacceptable. and it'd be an ide states has a moral responsibility to put an end to all of this killing of civilians with palestinians. but you hear very little from these human rights proponents and from human rights groups inside the united states. uh, the silence is actually quite amazing. when i watch polls and what's going on, it's very clear that younger generation democrats, particularly democrats of color, but it's really broad swap of younger voters in the democratic party are very, very, uh, frustrated with jo biden's position on israel gaza. and you see a collapse in their

of particularly those in on the progressive side of the foreign policy, we're talking about our to p, the responsibility to protect as one of the animators of american support ukraine. where are they with regards to the israel, gaza conflict, and the responsibility to protect the palestinians. you hi, here remarkably little from them. they're all these people who have been talking for years now about the importance of worth to pay a new horton's of protecting human rights. and you would expect all of them to be wildly proclaiming the what the israelis are doing is unacceptable. and that the united states has a moral responsibility to put an end to all of this killing of civilians of palestinians. but you hear very little from these human rights proponents and from human rights groups inside the united states. uh, the silence is actually quite amazing. you know, when i watch polls and what's going on, it's very clear that younger generation democrats, particularly democrats of color. but it's really broad swap of younger voters. and the democratic party are very, very, uh, frustrated with jo biden's position on this real gaza. and you see

kill you, and the fewer such people walk the streets of the city and look for you, the easier it will be for me to protect you, some kind of animal

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that wants to build... and others, we have preserved many rare animals, a great variety of different animals live in our national parks, protectede state. in this respect, we are still a virgin, untouched country, if we talk about the preservation of flora and fauna, that’s why so many tourists from different countries come to us to admire it. our air is very clean. explore well -maintained national parks. our people are very friendly, this is namibia. the namip desert is the oldest in the world, its age is about 80 million years. the giant dunes in the desert are the highest, reaching 300 m. in the valley of the kalah desert. one of the most waterless places on the planet, and in namibia, in the crater of an extinct volcano, rock paintings, the oldest in the world, were discovered. wild nature is combined here with very comfortable living in cities that are not inferior in cleanliness to european ones. it’s not for nothing that namibia is also called the switzerland of africa. what do you think about it and what is your favorite dish? i'm not a particularly good eater, which is why you're in such good shape. you know, believe i

sea anemones from various types of animals protect and the documentary on the small world is rebroadcast every thursday at 23:00 on the documentary network at 14:00 the next day . although they are the size of a paper clip , they have the necessary fearlessness to work with big fish. this series is about the smallest animals on planet earth and how they try to survive. marjan sadeghzadeh, radio and television news agency, the taj sar video, read by ms. soraya ghasemi , is the story of the life of the mother of three martyrs. on the snow he leaves their footprints. the snow is sitting on his memories. the snow is sitting on his body. he undresses three men's clothes and puts them on the fence to dry. he has a beautiful agate ring in his hand. he says how patient he is. during the years that wars in the country. different countries and regions are formed and it is an inevitable thing . well, in the old days, we had this , unfortunately, world war i and world war ii are dog wars. libya created regional wars in the world and an issue called protecting the homeland was actually formed, and in

eating one of the chocolate coins, and then giving the i'm the lead in a game they'd eventually when 3 now you're up to date on dw news up next. can artificial intelligence help protect animals threatened with extension, that's in our tech show shift right after the break. on mariana evans team, i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour. thanks for watching the, the monumental structures of the stone age. a milestones in the history of mankind . some of its greatest nathan megabytes are monumental stone arrangements that people are arrested long before the pyramids, a technical and logistical feet that simple as the impossible agents and bodies. here. the stones tell the story of a powerful resolution the what exactly happened as a 10000 years ago is shina nice. somebody in the months left by our ancestors, the secrets of the stone age. december 22nd on the w and the we're living in an area of mass extinction, one unmatched and the last 6 to 6000000 years since the dinosaurs were wiped out of a quarter of old mammals species and one in a broad species on the brink. but can i help save them today on shift? it is not only natural, these offices and climate change

kill you, and the fewer such people walk the streets of the city and look for you, the easier it will be for me to protect you, some kind of animaldon’t you think so, in our environment, well, people like me, your father, this ok, working logic, well, you can do something without this, i already try to work with minimal risk, but just negotiate with such people... what else do they need? unfortunately, it won't work. from some positions in the criminal world, you can only resign feet first. what does this have to do with me and my father? this is how it happened historically, if he was just an ordinary fighter there, and he was in charge. group of smugglers, some kind of nonsense, yes, i completely agree with your opinion, but only those who are looking for you, no, that’s why the means are good, yes, yes, don’t stop me from saving you, please. wait, i have a little surprise for you, yes, yes, i left it in my pocket in my coat, come on. well, this is a chocolate bar, just an ordinary chocolate bar, i thought. what will you like, what a delight, yes, they were given to you, they themselves do not live and will not be given to you,

of course, almost durable. but recently i wrote a book in school and how we can help protect animals with this, and you say, now i want to educate people about their importance. and then if i get there needs to be one of those people who stops poaching. to now go on, listen, there's a chrome wonder or for friends of mine. now i know given that day for them because of, of, i would like to protect these animals because they help us as a country is going to change it, for example. so one day attracts torres, which brings us money that $1.00 really as the one that people come to see the animals and that generates income for our communities. and another thing is that it improves people's living standards. incentive members let to the why is optimistic about the future. he said young people here are becoming more environmentally aware using has come with teachers attention to the beauty and vulnerability of their environment. conservation is the key things that's in mexico. so using those that difficult, identical submission was he hugs the same building, began dining and information center. one way or even more chil

sed and sima news safari is the only sanctuary of asiatic yuwes in the world to protect this species in danger of extinction. censuses say that this animal species is in danger of extinction. however, in the last 10 years, 10 necklaces were lost due to accidents. with the aim of protecting the iranian yaws, the plan to secure the passage of this species in danger of extinction this year on the abbas abad road in miami. mohibanani checkpoint was implemented and billboards are being installed in several places , there are more than ten of them, and the organization is consulting with the ministry of roads. the fact that the ministry of roads has finally come to work and spent some money on the miyame -sabzevar road is highly commendable . the issue of speed management was that these follow-ups were done, for which the speed is within. the scope of discussion was the installation of warning signs for passing drivers. it was written on the asphalt that these things happened. another commitment of the ministry of roads and urban development is the lighting of 10 km from abbas abad miami road and the installation of speed control cameras on th

at the top of the jungle went up next kind of artificial intelligence. help protect animals, threatened please extinction. and that's an off tech show shift right after the break. the imagine that you're eating a hamburger and as you're biting into this juicy burner, your dining companion says to you, actually that hamburger is not made from the house. it's made from golden retrievers. 2 2 should we. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

documents and national library of iran, emergency organization, organization of subsidies, plant protection organization. animal medicine organization, physical damage fund, regulatory organization and radio communication. we asked the secretary of the information technology executive council why the devices were short. some devices have technical problems, that is, their infrastructure is not interactive to provide service. some of them can also be my impression of the lack of effort of the top managers in following up on the best practices. according to mr. bagheri asl article 9 of the data and information management law specifies how to deal with violators. we will apply article 9 of the law on data management and national information to the organization whose objections are dismissed and the reasons are not acceptable. the national smart government service window was created to free people from referring to multiple systems of organizations. naqvi news reporter. well , at the same time you had the opportunity to see the report, we reviewed this system with the doctor once and we saw the same service that is

of the hello reporter program today. thank you for your support. dear creators, have a good day, may god protect you. the animal brings the smell of spring to the heart of trembling branches , to the desire of winter, to the struggle of the street, to the fever of life bring back the troubled country of iran to the tired heart of the world , tell me your balm. let the king of breaths pass alone like siavash, let these fires become fierce storms, o my homeland iran, light a candle, make the name of god boil , break the claws of the devil, o my homeland iran, thank you very much. from you, dear viewers, who were with us from 6:30 in the morning with today's news events , god bless you until tomorrow, we are together with a heart-shaped flag. north has been captured and this fact should not continue. hezbollah also responded to zionist military attacks on residential areas in southern lebanon. lee in the military and zionist settlement it targeted avivim, which was the resting place of the zionist army forces. two military gathering places. the zionist hiding in dishon and honin castle was another target of hezbol

of course, almost durable. but recently i wrote a book in school and how we can help protect animals with this, and you can now, i want to educate people about their importance. and if i get there needs to be one of those people who stops poaching to now go on, listen. there's a core on one of the up or 4 friends of mine. now i know, given that day for the course of over, i would like to protect these animals because they help us as a country is going to change it. for example, for one day attract torres, which brings us money into one really as the one that people come to see the animals and that generates income for our communities. and another thing is that it improves people's living standards. incentive members let to the why is talk to mystic about the future. he said young people here are becoming more environmentally aware using has come with teachers. attention to the beauties and vulnerability of their environment. conservation is to keep things up in mexico. so using the difficult like the and the conservation goes and he hopes to seem build a big uh, name and information center one way or even more

of course, almost durable. but recently i wrote a book in school and how we can help protect animals with this, and you can now, i want to educate people about their importance. and i'm going to get that to be one of those people who stop spoken to now go on, listen, there's a chrome or the up or for friends of mine. now i know if in that they, for them, of course of over i would like to protect these animals because they help us as a country is going to change it. for example, one day attracts torres, which brings us money into one really as the one that people come to see the animals and that generates income for our communities. and another thing is that it improves people's living standards. ambrose let them know why it's optimistic about the future. he said young people here are becoming more environmentally aware. using his camera. teachers attention to the beauty and vulnerability of their environment. conservation is to keep things up in mexico. so using the, the difficult, like the and the conservation goes and he hopes to seen build a big uh, name and information center. one way even more children can

of sacred nature. protects our groves and forests, our animals, flowers, skies, a caring owner, father, daddy, because pulated , the village lives by his sovereign aspirations , the lungs of europe, which increasingly wants to breathe sulfur, are preserved, daddy is a philosophy, a philosophy of a non-patriarchal attitude towards people, towards nature, towards life, this is when f... the spirit, conscience, it is the main political factor, and it is not in vain that 2 years ago, a kurdish girl who suffered on the border said that if all leaders were like this, then peace, happiness and prosperity would come on earth. father heard, the peoples envy of the belarusian, it’s not in vain that they started trolling sunok, lively, sincere, natural , charismatic, truthful, the leader will always defeat half-dead homunculi, it can’t be any other way, shnapi, shnopi, funny, editors’ club, when you say belarus all over the world, they say to lukashenko, what is associated with the image of our president, independence, sovereignty, why are such violent attacks on belarusian sovereignty on belarusian sovereign pol

decided in the days to come on before we go a conservation scheme to protect some time you practice as fees of the ladies to animals that nature reserve in honey born in the u. k. because fedex, the smallest foxes in the world, and they were brought here to protect them from poaching. an animal trafficking only go to the size of small cats, and that over size is help keep them cool in their original habits that are desolate. and that was the day, well online that dw, the 10 am, is leaving and cause some of the official intelligence is transforming mobility. the automotive industry is increasingly relying on a unities and rates. we show you where the journey is heading red on d, w. a glimpse into the defense of the universe. with the new european space telescope, you cannot, it's designed to increase for size 3 d images are as impressed as quantities on the surface the basis for further research on the mystery. tomorrow today. in 60 minutes on d, w, the fast fashion as an environmental nightmare. the closing graveyard image of land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need, and the light

could be seen in other regions of russia, but now, unfortunately, they remain only in this protected area, well, of course, in addition to cats, there are many other animalse, and other types, but for this you still need to come and get acquainted with it personally, well, what i would also like to say is that we started with the fact that the republic of dagestan is... carpets, but in fact not only, not only carpets, a rich republic dagestan, right here, now i propose to learn in detail and in more detail about what else the artisans of dagestan are famous for, from zaire, here she is always ready to suggest, tell, show, in fact, we are now one of the first tourists in this republic, zaire , hello, well, what else is dagestan famous for besides the fact that there are such wonderful carpets, of course, it is famous for kupachi and intsikol products, let me show you, tell you in detail about this, here we have jewelry that is carved on metal in a unique way way, with a special... knife, we have them , one might say, in very rare copies, also drawings on the sand, which indicate each nationality and belongs to each group of them, here we have a product mad

now i know, given that day for them of course of over i would like to protect these animals because they help us as a country is going to change it or for example. so one day attracts torres, which brings us money that $1.00 really as the one that people come to see the animals and that generates income for our communities. and another thing is that it improves people's living standards, send it members left to the why is pump to mistake about the future. he said young people here are becoming more environmentally aware. using has come with teachers attention to the beauty and vulnerability of their environment. conservation is to keep things up in mexico. so using the difficult identical solutions because he hopes to seen build a big uh, name and information center. one way even more children can grow and then knowledge and appreciation of wild life on such a safaris. the this week we may tell global team in gone the my name is edwin name moreno course. i live in across town. try hill yellow house as a terrorist visit. c area way to do sports activities. the i like watching movies in my

member country of the united nations pledged to protect at least 30% of the world's land and sea by 2030 to reverse the damage done by humans and protect vulnerable species. one of the animalsso one of the largest in the ocean and among the least understood. sperm whales are not the predators of moby dick legend. they have brains six times larger than ours and spend most of their lives in the darkest depths of the ocean. it is difficult to describe their size without comparing them to a school bus. last spring we traveled with national geographic explorer enric sala to the caribbean island of dominica, where he proposed protections for the hundreds of sperm whales living there. >> you guys ready? go. go, go, go! >> look in the water. come straight to you. >> reporter: most of enric sala's dives don't start like a fire drill thrown though he has spent thousands of hours underwater as an explorer. >> look down and in back of you. this way. >> reporter: we came face to face with a pod of whales, but these are not the whales we traveled all this way to see. they are pygmy killer whales known to threaten sperm whales. and because they are here, the sperm whales are not. these ki

according to its laws, thank you, and belarus is a country of sacred nature , our groves and forests, our... animals, flowers, skies, everything is protected his will minsk is not overpopulated, the village lives by his sovereign aspirations, the lungs of europe are preserved, which increasingly wants to breathe sulfur, dad is a philosophy, philosophy is not

development of tourism, which prevents animals from laying eggs and hatching turtles from reaching the water, and finally, the consumption of turtles by humans and, despite legislation protectingin most asian and indo-chinese countries, japan and some american states turtle eggs, meat and shells are still not eradicated, but the end of the year surprises with unexpected results , a record number of sea turtle nestings have been recorded in different areas of our planet, the situation has exceeded all the forecasts of scientists, for example, at the british bases of cyprus, 282 were registered this year on the coast in the gulf of mexico , 75 nests were discovered, most of them were destroyed by the wave of hurricane idalia. more and more threats are emerging, especially due to climate change and the appearance of plastic in the environment. besides, there is a loss of habitat, rising sea levels and human barricades of the coast. therefore, in such conditions there is a situation with climate change. the reproductive output of all these nests is actually quite low compared to what it should be. experts say that over millions of years , turtles have gradually adapted to a changi

of called the incident. heartbreaking but found to press on with the war against a month. and we will end if they're up. next, our tech shows shift, examines with artificial intelligence, can help protect animals, threatened with extinction. that's after the break of michael locus from all of us here. thanks for watching into stay tuned. if you can, the goals we say they're about never getting up every weekend on the w the crew to clean and empire of crime.

there are so many rules in germany, but when it comes to cooking have kind of a seat, almost every animal apart from some protective pieces such as some monkeys cart for several snakes. and once you find your favorite animal, there's a lot to think of. but if you get a dog, you need to share like dog taxes every year, and they need to be insured. come on a scale. most parks have a designated spot for dogs to run wild and free. dogs are also allowed on public transport. most caches restaurants and some shops, but not supermarkets. if you're bringing a pet in to germany or adult, some water from another country, you check the house regulations 1st. and if they're traveling within a year, they need one of these a pet passport. so did you know that germans spend the most amount of money on pay supplies in the whole of europe? which isn't really very surprising when you look at everything. so an offer here, you can buy almost any kind of toys or accessory imaginable. in some of these jobs you can find a hair dresser or a batch in others. you can even bypass this has been criticized by animal rights activists. so because