ukraine, the one announced by volodymyr zelenskyi, there will be heavy weapons, ammunition for the rsvems of protected radio communication and night vision, thermal imaging, etc., the head of the us ministry of defense, lloyd ustin, said this after the results of the third meeting of the contact group with brussels, i am particularly pleased to announce today that the united states will provide ukraine with an additional package of indefinite aid in the amount of 1 billion dollars, it includes controlled and munitions of the rsv, another 18 m-77 howitzers and a tactical vehicle for towing them, as well as 36,000 rounds of 155 mm caliber zhu pantogoni filled that ukraine will receive the american rsv by the end of june, a group of 63 ukrainian soldiers has already been trained to operate the mechimars system, in addition, about a thousand of our soldiers opposed the management of american howitzers and drones in the united states department of defense note that ukraine received from international partners - 97,000 anti-tank systems - this is more than tanks in around the world, great br

influenza, rsv, these are things you see when it's freezing cold outside. we've been locked down, because of the masks, because of kids being at home especially new born babies, they weren't able to be exposed to the germs, to viruses, to bacteria, to fungus, so they didn't have the opportunity to develop a defense immune system to fight the infection in the future. that's why we're seeing now these viruses anytime of the year. and especially when it comes to rsv, it's hospitalizing some children who are at higher risk who, for example, were born prematurely or have an autoimmune discored.. -- discan order. kennedy: so let me ask you this, if your immune system is compromised because of factors beyond your control, how can you strengthen it? what do you tell parents whose kids are healthy, how do you keep them healthy? >> the basics. hand hygiene, disinfecting, the normal routine, cleaning, that sort of thing. you know, if you have you have a runny nose, not to rub your nose and eyes, and if you're sick, stay home until you're feeling better. of course, get

for them, 18 tactical vehicles for transporting howitzers, additional s goes to hummers, these are rsv vehicles for repairing equipment, two coast guard systems with harpoon missiles, thousands of protected radio stations, thousands of optical devices, including night vision , in addition, germany promised to provide ukraine with three rsv mars is rocket launcher systems slovakia helicopter and 17 and canada poland and the netherlands artillery everything the question is when we will get all this well at least uh according to the little one dastin, you can understand that the emf zvhmers will already be in ukraine, our fighters who learned to work on this latest modern long-range equipment have already learned and they will arrive together with this equipment in ukraine well, in fact, very soon, very soon, this vlad austin enemy will feel the power of hypers on his own skin well, and also very briefly i will say that according to the information of another fine times macron schwaltz and draggi is the present of france, the chancellor of germany and the prime minister of italy will stil

package of indefinite aid in the amount of 1 billion dollars, it includes guided and munitions of the rsv more m-77 howitzers and a tactical vehicle for towing them, as well as 36,000 cartridges of 155 mm caliber, the pentagon also assured that ukraine receives american jet systems volley fire by the end of june, ukrainian soldiers have already completed training in the control of chi-mars systems, in addition, about a thousand of our soldiers have mastered the control of american howitzers and drones in the united states department of defense states note that ukraine received from international partners 97,000 anti-tank systems, more than tanks in the whole world. canada will provide ukraine with replacement barrels for m-77 howitzers worth almost 7 million us dollars. this will guarantee long-range accuracy, because worn barrels need regular replacement . of the beginning of the full-scale invasion, russia provided ukraine with security assistance in the amount of 212 million us dollars, namely howitzers, more than 20,000 artillery ammunition, and organized training of ukrainian of the

in terms of training specialists for retraining on western models of even the same artillery of the rsvo the front already in massive numbers. here we still have time accounts. i just wanted to our discussion, you can say. and now the question arises again, who, how did it happen that our warehouses with ammunition exploded, now suddenly it has become relevant. well, i am talking about what the question is not only to mention why you were pounding warehouses to look for prominent ones and to mention the fact that we still do not have our own production of ammunition as such , starting with small arms and ending with large-caliber ammunition, that is, this is no less an urgent issue that must be resolved from the point of view of the development of the domestic defense industry this war simply showed that for a really long time the state authorities did not prepare for war, well, that is, you know how it is when there is no deep bench. things that work in a war of attrition somewhere they are not ready somewhere the rockets are not ready somewhere there was still some program somewhere t

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numbers, but the order i remember very well it's about 120 of these installations that resemble the rsvlet's say that the jet installations are also 300,000 of them. well, what kind of ammunition actually well , that's 10,000 per day per month, if you believe it, well, if you take the number that ukrainians are now being shelled, it is somewhere that the russians in ukraine release 60,000 charges per day all by themselves, that is, it is six times more than we can even have that is, here it is clearly not commensurate, that is, with such at all is it possible to talk about numbers? although it is not correct to talk about stopping the russian offensive that they are currently carrying out on slavyansk and north donetsian lysichans . for example, if we take the bm-21 degree, the reload time of one installation is around 20 minutes, the reload time is not enough for himars, it is much, much less, if we are talking about accuracy, that is, eh, the bm-21 grad shoots in the direction of the squares and the mlrs or hi-mars has a satellite system guided , that is, uh, well, it is not quite cor

stood further but could do what we need with our long line with their positions, that is 64 km and the rsvch will be able to strike at such a distance as far as possible the situation and in which city they were more appropriate for use, your opinion here are a few nuances first today in the university times an article by biden appeared where he really confirmed that we will supply long-range high-precision weapons to ukraine and at the same time there was a certain remark that we should not use these weapons for strikes on the territory of the russian federation. then there were comments about the number of such systems of chimars, or maybe they will be, for now, let's say yes, within the limits of dozens but the article is indicative from the point of view of the political moment that the united states will supply these weapons and in the future we will be able to increase our capabilities now regarding where exactly to use the question not only in the range of the question in the conditionality of the concentration of the necessary weapons at a certain right time in the right place so c

strengthening the positions of our artillery, it allows us to approach the parity level, and soon the rsv salvo fire, american and european, will allow. of course, a on effectively to launch a fight against the enemy entrenched around kherson, it will allow to hit their positions, it will allow to hit their ammunition storage places and so on. that is, it is extremely will strengthen our positions because we have to take into account this steppe and this field of struggle itself first of all for the artillery as it is called by the way i want to say that in ukraine ukrainians have a genetic memory of how to fight in the steppe it is from the scythians from the sarmatians cossacks we have always fought in the steppe for the russians, this is not a familiar, unusual battlefield, so we will definitely win, we will win. thank you very much serhiy kostinsky, a fighter of the 241st brigade of theodefense of the city of kyiv, but now he is defending our state in the mykolaiv oblast and giving the enemy sympathizers together with his brothers and sisters, i want to thank you and say take care. we

have been waiting for this news about highmars for a long time, and i was somewhat surprised by these rsvs, which the ukrainian army will currently receive , at least in this first delivery from the united states, four of them will arrive please tell me how much it is quite possible. if we talk about high mars, it is really quite a lot, but it seems unclear how to divide these four cars. we are with all the hottest points on the map, where are they may be needed, absolutely true, we have a front of more than 1,000 km, of course, four installations are not enough to perform some really important tasks. i think that we are talking about four pieces exclusively for the time being for the training and training of personnel, there should be dozens of such e-e installations and perhaps even hundreds in order to really deliver powerful blows to the russian forces in the depth of the enemy. i would also like to draw attention to the fact that we had a lot of discussions about whether 70 km missiles are enough for us or do we need 300 km because himars and meloveration 270 is a modular system, that

will show themselves on the battlefield, and there will be more the british systems m e-e 270 are also rsvow they will be used on the battlefield e-e so there may be increased supplies of this weapon if it recommends itself well and we have heard such assessments from our military specialists that we need at least 20 arsev and uh then it will improve the situation a little bit 40 in principle it will significantly improve by 60 uh the smell of these installations uh we need to determine in order to now uh surpass the number of russian artillery which now exceeds the ukrainian one by 10 - 15 times according to the data of the main intelligence agency of ukraine, artillery is really our reserve in order to win in a military sense on the battlefield. today, thank you, mr. yaroslav. i will also quote my mykola on facebook, oleg bazar, the editor-in- chief of lb.ua, cited his interesting quote with reference to timothy snyder the well-known american historian and writer writes interesting thoughts of timothy snyder about the war and the prospects of our victory, a further quote from snyder spea

even in sumy, it is very rare to fly to sumy, after all, km and only the rsv can deliver them, they are’t reach them with mortars. but they also flew in points in uh and well, let’s say everything there up to 50 km from the border, everything is under threat, and that’s why the rumors are backed up by real combat actions. but in the meantime, you really don't need to panic, we understand what this is. they have such a tactic, they have a tactic to sow panic, they have a tactic to make us have a demographic crisis, they have a tactic to make us a crisis of higher education institutions, that is, their tactic is to make us afraid to run away uh, they want economically well, if in the long-term perspective, i think that he has gas and oil coming right now, he will earn 200 billion dollars again this year, and ukraine will fall because ukraine does not fulfill its budgets. well , we have the state budget was completed there, the necessary 160 billion went in, which means that by may we understand that without the help of the west, we will simply lie down economically and then count on this,

what do you make of this rsv flu season? what's going on with our immune seasons? >> over the first year of the pandemic the kids lost their usual immune system challenges to a variety of viruses and other pathogens. it seems to have thrown off cycles of immune protection. we are particularly worried that we had a predominance of sars covid 2. there is a concern that the super antigen, 75% of them had covid even though they have been exposed. somehow this is setting them up for immune hepatitis in some. is extremely unusual. the second topic regarding covid. the fda approved the covid vaccination for kids under 5. we know covid is serious. but the effects on kids are far different than the effects on the elderly. >> it's usually a mild infection in children. one study published in yama. even if they are used in kids it won't change the rate of serious outcomes. we have no assurances that these are safe longterm. dan: this pike protein. the vaccine was designed to make you create pike proteins in a limited period of time. is there any relationship to the spike prote

yesterday was also marked by the fact that in the united states the decision to give us rsv with a certain e-e range is finally maturing. i would say yes with a small caveat that we will not use them to attack the territory the russian federation, in the end, they were not going to . but in order to defend ourselves, we need such systems, and concha is very necessary. it was so alarming that there was an explosion in odesa, the sounds of explosions were also heard in mykolaiv . a whole series of strong explosions rang out, which were heard in different areas of the city, and lviv region was also shelled , and information came from the south operational command that three russian ships are already under threat in the black sea they are working with missile strikes. they are almost working now, these minutes, because a large number of ukrainian regions remain under alert and are reported. at least four missiles that flew in the sky over mykolaiv are understood to be that , most likely, the air defense managed to deal with one of them. we will of course clarify and detail the information. did

well, war is a complex in general there must be weapons, it is not possible to win the war either with rsvitzers alone or with assault rifles alone yes, the infantry must have its own weapons at the battalion level must have its own weapons if we are talking at the battalion level, there are mortars there, in principle, there are more or less enough yes, it is possible to work if we are already talking about the brigade artillery, then with these seven there, of course, we need more of them, and even what we have, it works very effectively, but the enemy is also hunting for them, and we need many times more of them. for in order to completely er close the entire front line, then if we are talking about long-range artillery, the same rszu, we need them in order to hit the bodies, because, well, we understand the tactics, in order to advance , we need to knock out the front edge and not give the opportunity for the reserves to approach, but then you can to advance and break through with tanks. and when we knock them out, they constantly approach, then there is simply no way to break through

additional package of security aid in the amount of one billion dollars, it includes guided munitions of the rsv, 18 more m-77 howitzers and tactical vehicles for their towing, as well as 36,000 rounds of 155 mm caliber, the ukrainian military has already completed training on multiple rocket launchers and mars, and by the end of june, ukraine will receive weapons for the defense in donbas, american partners reported that the usa has provided training for 420 ukrainians on m-77 howitzers, another 300 of our soldiers have mastered m109 self-propelled howitzers, a hundred now know how to control american drones, etc. speaking of the number of american weapons, the general noted that ukraine received 97,000 anti-tank systems from international partners, if this is more than tanks in the whole world, he assured her that the advantage of the russians in the number of weapons is not the main thing, the russians simply arrange mass shelling without necessarily achieving a military effect, the ukrainians are on the other side use much better artillery and they are quite effective against the russians th

europe in 13-16 adds that in the usa they made a big announcement what is being transferred to ukraine rsvt is only four fire units i was told that we are talking about 84 shells, these ammunitions will not be enough even for one day, so what do you think about this assessment and this verdict, the equipment is needed, but it is not available, and if it is not available in sufficient quantity, how to get out of this situation and overcome it well, we need to clarify a little if we are talking directly about howitzers, mykhailo podolyak, he directly indicated the caliber of these howitzers - it is 155 mm, but he did not emphasize that these will be m-77s, yes indeed. if we are talking about m-77s, then they are in service with the e-e army usa and a little more than a thousand, but we are talking about artillery in general, artillery of 155 mm caliber, and what is it? it is not only 877 - it is, for example, the m109 hall, of which there are also more than 1,000 in service with the us army, and these are also other self-propelled guns, for example, the polish crab, which are already these a

artillery is almost one to one, that is, in fact, the father is about 800, that is, if together with the rsves out to somewhere around a thousand. i said 4,000. this is my mistake, i apologize, so in fact, the partnerships are, let's say, almost one to one what are we talking about barrel artillery and it is important to emphasize the need for more active assistance from the western countries , so relatively speaking, there was still an important detail , it is that now you are showing, well, these are three sevens, in this interview it was said that after almost every archeological arc with the enemy, we prepare a part of these players, and that is precisely why we want to have more components and involve ukrainian enterprises in the repair of foreign equipment, because a lot of foreign equipment arrives, but it also breaks down and does not have the opportunity to to send abroad to the manufacturer's company, if i think that this just speaks of a new paradigm, on the one hand, obtaining more weapons, on the other, creating conditions for the repair and restoration of equipment, which we al

24, the soviet developments of the tornado and the hurricane were the most powerful samples of the rsvth in ukraine and in the occupying forces of rapists and marauders, the russians will continue to use them as weapons of terror against civilians, ukrainians, on the contrary, will defend themselves with western missile systems with similar technical characteristics, such as the range or destructive power of the combat unit . american heimers or british m-270, the former minister of defense of ukraine andrii zagorodniuk told about this as a fact of the week in an exclusive interview, but the main question is whether these weapons are enough for us, these are missiles of the so-called rs sources. that is, they are guided missiles. that is, they are definitely weapons and the accuracy is an order of magnitude higher than that of the soviet systems, that is why we need them less, they are more accurate, they are more expensive. we need about 100 units of them alone. and we are now talking about a few who are needed for mercedes for now. unfortunately, they will remain in short supply, whi

hand, after all, in this episode we get a new weapon, new for us, it's not just that, it's all this rsvd rockets , that's how it is. well, let's say this weapon, you really have to learn to use it, learn to adjust the logistics there the projectiles need to be brought to them, how are we right there? the question is that we don’t just need to get to them, well, it looks like it will work like this and it will work in portions, that on the one hand , four m-242s arrived at first, then another 40 will come. well, it’s simple we had a similar situation with with these m-7 type howitzers, those who live there, only 18 arrived at first, and this caused naturally from kepsis. well, now we have more than hundreds. and now the russians are paying in advance, and by the way, the publication defect express today reported that the optical factory of the holding is on fire near moscow schwab is one of the flagships of the russian military industrial complex, which produces sights, thermal imagers, laser rangefinders, and other similar products. good news is produced there, but ivan, it’s just you k

there, for example howitzers of this caliber 155 or how many systems came to us there, four of these rsvsur of them, and there will be 700 from that side. well, parity, well, that is, it is difficult to count on any success on the battlefield with a similar distribution of forces. it will be incompetent. i honestly can’t answer how many of these shells these arsenals have. i honestly can’t answer this question, but there really isn’t parity, but it’s achieved, but i can see how the accuracy of hitting powder guns means that the russians count by hectares, they count by hectares , and the europeans by americans they count the number of hit equipment as a result of the actions of their and the mertvirian systems, there are some other weapons , that is, a hit shot a hit shot well, here we talked about all the studios about what is possible and if you ask for more, they will give you more, ask for more. then, even if you get something, it is possible that what the son is talking about is the statement about 500 tanks or 500 tanks . well, are there any on the european continent ? well, yes, th

from kharkov that the rashists fired at the metalist stadium of the past era, the enemy fired from the rsvv and slobidsky district kharkiv and kharkiv chuguyivskyi bogoduhivskyi krasnogradskyi lozovskyi and zolochivskyi district and regions oleg synogubov said that the stadium was fired upon in kharkiv metal worker and infrastructure of the kyiv district at night due to the intervention of a russian projectile, a fire broke out in a private house in the kyiv district. rescuers found a 50-year-old man, he was not seriously injured . how damaged is the metalist stadium, i myself have been there many times at the matches of the ukrainian national team e stadium stadium at which which euro-2012 took place yes no wrong well information stadium thanks to god, it was not damaged a few days ago, as a result of, according to my information, rocket launcher strikes , the base in the village of vozhyy, a suburb of kharkiv , was damaged. 1925, and the national team of ukraine was stationed there, and when the ukrainian national team came there, there were a lot of children's teams playing there. yes,

across the country where kids are coming in with any one of six or seven common respiratory viruses rsv exactly sure why. there is two theories one is that kids have been living in a bubble. not exposed to viral pathogens and gotten:symptomatic low level immunity you get from the sort of the day to day exposure other theory is that the viruses interact with one another that having one virus like influenza or rsv may predispose you to add den know virus. there are kids coming in with two or three viruses good reminder there is not just covid out there. other infections will circulate in perpetuity at endemic levels and have been for decades. >> ainsley: how are these kids doing? are they hospitalized? >> so in rsv infection actually claimed more hospitalizations last summer than covid many don't get coverage, influenza similar if a tattle rate. some recover at home some tom is a particular. many do not require intervenezuela but a small subset particularly those with chronic conditions do come in the hospital sometimes. only only thing we can do is encourage them watch them and hope they

earnings in 25 billion in cash so i don't mind waiting for the trials to go through for cancer, for rsv on omicron variant so we'll hopefully have the quadrivaliant next year. for as josh points out the newer companies will have a tough time with financing so you got to play a basket of them to make sure that you're protecting your risk >> okay. up next, amd is meeting with analysts today that stock up 17% in a single month. plus all june celebrating pride month. here is ina fried technology correspondent. >> to me pride month is all about celebrating all the work that has been done to get us to this moment. all the people who fought sometimes with their lives, so that we have a chance at equality and it's also a reminder there is so much work still to be dong i am so proud of the next anyone race of trans and nonbuy farry youth. fierce, happy, thriving and had a chance to have a childhood in their gender which is amazing and has really changed the game. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match

and you know, especially for this young, particularly vulnerable age group where rsv is a significant, as well as influenza, these young kids don't have to kind of immunity that even we get as we get older. because they just haven't lived quite as long. so i usually council, in that regard. but it really is about listening, and taking the time to have that conversation, and i know i am a busy provider. it is not always easy to find that time, but you really do need to do it. >> okay. doctor natalie azar, i'm glad you are on the case. thank you my friend, appreciate. that meantime, ivanka and january 6th. did she have a bad feeling about it? even before the rally started? trump's biographer joins me. nexttrump's biographer joins me. next more now on the january six committee hearings, and the questions about donald trump's fundraising tactics. >> as the select committee has demonstrated, the trump campaign knew this climb claims of voter fraud were false, yet they continue to barrage small donors emails encouraging them to devote donate to something called the official election defense

my moderna trying to get a vaccine for rsv and other kinds of.i am encouraged and hopeful about the future the faculty's innovative creative resilient scientists are focusing on the next challenge the next pathogen, the next disease to me as uplifting i'd like to end on a more hopeful note some going to stop now and take any questions at all the people have questions about the book or anything else related to the pandemic. [applause] >> we have a question right over here. >> think it's a wonderful presentation t. it didn't talk a lot about the government and the fda approval process. member reading articles tying up the fastest process was musical or mumps was the implication for the approval process it seems it was very inefficient and cumbersome and perhaps bureaucratic overly so when you look at how the vaccines were created such a? short period of time per jimmy thoughts on that? excel rollback question into one i think earlier someone asked me had be glad to answere there's n interest. some people want to know about operation at warp speed.

moderna's trying to get a vaccine for rsv and cmv and other kind of viruses, so, i'm encouraged and hopeful future and the fact that those innovative, creative, resilient scientists are focusing on the next challenge, the next passages, and for me it's uplifting and i'd like to end up in a more hopeful note. so i'm going to stop now and take any questions at all if people-- questions about the book or anything else related to the pandemic or anything else. [applause] >> we have a question right over here. >> thanks, that's a wonderful presentation. you didn't speak a lot about the government and the f.d.a. approval process. and i remember reading some articles talking about how the fastest f.d.a. approval process was i believe measles or mumps and it was like four years and this of course was in less than a year that it came out. what's the implication for the f.d.a. approval process, it seems like superficially it was cumbersome and bureaucratic, and how the vaccines are created in a short period of time. do you have any thoughts on that? >> and i'll roll that into one asked earlier and so

moderna is trying to get a vaccine for rsv and other kinds of viruses.i'm encouraged, hopeful about the future, and the fact that these innovative, crecreative, resilient scientists are focusing on the next challenge, the next pathogen, the next disease to me is uplifting, and i would like to end on that more hopeful note. i'm going to stop now and take any questions at all, if people have questions about the book or anything else related the pandemic or anything else? [applause] >> we have a question right over here. >> thanks. that was a wonderful presentation. you didn't speak a lot about the government and the fda approval process. and i remember reading some articles talking about how the fastest fda approval process i believe was measles or mumps, and it was like four years and how this of course was in less than a year, that it came out. what's the implication for the fda approval process as a result of that? it seems like, you know, superficially it was very inefficient and cumbersome and perhaps bureaucratic, overly so, when you look at how thes

the rsv virus. we saw that the in summer and fall last year.the surgeon and fall. we see it in the winter. why are we seeing hepatitis cases linked to adeno. monkeypox. do you know who may be saying this the top virology just in the world dr. marianne coopman in netherlands is actually studying this in little kids. do you know what she found? her group found that they don't have the antibodies against regular viruses that they normally would have. so, last year, and the year before when you and i were saying caution, what's the collateral damage of these lockdowns of the masks, of the hand sizers. remember the deep cleaning, brian? the deep cleaning for a virus that never even spread on surfaces? collateral damage. >> brian: now they still have in new york city toddlers, pre-schoolers who have to wear a mask because there is no vaccine for them. we'll talk about that. how political this whole thing was and now getting more details. talk about the cdc and why they kept flip-flopping on their policies, here is why. exposed a timeline of events an

are coming into the hospital in the united states in the summertime with two or three infections like rsvthat are more susceptible which another is the viruses interact, that is why you are likely to get the. ripple infected. stuart: i get the feeling among the people i know that they just want to get through this, they are done with covid, done with the pandemic, they want to move on, live with it by all means but move on. is that what you are seeing? >> absolutely. people are feeling they have been lied to by public health officials and are ready to move on. we when doctor marty makary. i often get your name wrong, i'm surprised you keep coming on the show but you do and we appreciate it. >> it works. stuart: listen to this. the authorities in china have stopped a planned protest by bank depositors, looking to access their frozen funds. they stopped it. it sounds serious to me. what happens. stuart: lauren: ashley: big brother in beijing, health apps telling them when they can travel or not. a green coat says you are free to go. yellow means you are restricted, red means a 2-week quaran

republic is practically freed from opponents, and hitting the rszo on the urban development of the rsvot that important a security crime. it 's pretty pointless, because yes, you can kill someone. but it is impossible to cause very significant harm in the city, because the rszo is a thing that works well for wheeled infantry , but lightly armored vehicles. it is good to use in the open field. yes, when the enemy troops are in a clean field. and when you hit the city with buildings, the glass of the roof of someone breaks can kill. well, fundamentally, it is impossible to cause harm. this is a pure show of strength. this is terror against the population. moreover, terror, primarily in the form of intimidation, one is killed, thousands are frightened, so to the question of terror against the population, intimidation. and this is what konstantin fedorovich and i began to talk about that and when it is invented, well, it is not invented, but it is created, it is constructed in the information space of this story. e, kremenchug, e, shopping mall and that means thousands of people. uh, horro

and even one at a time, for example, thickets of rsv yes, but there is such a floating russia, that isw zoo they feed fresh frozen. on fish, but sometimes they give it live, to imitate hunting, as in their natural habitat, but the truth is, natural instincts did not immediately work in them. after all, many of the birds were born in captivity and are used to the fact that keepers bring them food according to the schedule. we had samples. we launched a live carp. the giants looked at the first moment and could not understand, where did this food go? well, nothing from the second attempt. it was all clear that it was impossible to miss. it is better to immediately take from the bucket, that is, fish. didn't even get close to the water how a net can withstand weight up to 5 kg, but this is an unusual leather fold, they need it not only for catching fish, when you need to dump this excess heat, the pelican opens its mouth, arches its neck, pulls this bag directly around the neck. and as if it stretches it, it begins to contract the muscles so tremblingly and thus the excess heat gradually,