wild: good evening. i'm susan wild and have had the honor of representing this district for the past four years. i'm a proud moderate. i grew up in a military family with a conservative publican father and liberal democratic mom. i guess you could say that i was born to be bipartisan. here in pa seven, we are blessed with a diverse district, and the most important job for anyone who is elected is to listen and learn from lots of people who do not necessarily agree on a lot of issues. it is a challenging job, but it's one that i have committed to with everything i have. so many of my conversations with constituents here have led to my most impactful work, fighting to reduce drug prices, advocating for better mental health, lifting up our terrific manufacturing sector, and making sure that our seniors have the ability to retire with dignity. voters have had to endure a lot of nasty rhetoric of the past several months. you cannot even watch a baseball game without multiple repetitive attack ad interruptions

wild: good evening. i'm susan wild and have had the honor of representing this district for the past four years. i'm a proud moderate. i grew up in a military family with a conservative publican father and liberal democratic mom. making sure that our seniors have the ability to retire with dignity. you, the voters, have had to endure a lot of nasty rhetoric for the past several months. you cannot even watch a baseball game without multiple repetitive attack ad interruptions. what you need, what you care about is to know what your elected officials are going to do for you. i'm here tonight to tell you who i am, what i've done, and what i will continue to do for pennsylvania 7. i hope you will get as much out of it as i have gotten from learning and listening to all of thank you for watching and listening. >> thank you, ms. wild. ms. scheller, you have 90 seconds for your opening statement. ms. scheller: i'm lisa scheller, a mom, and president of my city's business council. i remember the day that changed

since there is no plan to release her into the wild. to day wild boar is on the menu. the jaguars are the biggest cats in south america and they eat only mean this treat is an easy catch for the older feline only her offspring will have to be taught how to hunt and sophia hine, and in hopes isis will soon give birth to little ones no suff and the other, i mean, i mean thing and i went around here to call project seriously. at 1st, even though most people generally have a positive image of jack usa ship, isis is an important component of a vast re wilding project in northern argentina spearheaded by sophia heinen. and the team is following an elaborate re wilding plan. numerous species are being prepared to live out in nature here in the iep at our wetlands. even the rivers, the flopping sound in this barrow is macro through their food for another species, meant to be saved from extinction giant otters. ah, successful re wilding means the animals have to learn to hunt. so the young otters have to catch the mackerel themselves. the aim is for them to be able to live in t

the aim is for them to be able to live in the wild. the otter dives down and after just a few seconds, finds its meal. for sophia, the animals are clearly ready to be released soon. think your net container a decades after these rhythm dwelling predators were driven to extinction. we release thing, the 1st ones back into argentinian waterways. that's always been our big dream. ellison, and because these are the biggest wetlands in argentina, we absolutely need us as in the waterways just like jackie was on lambs. they released more giant otters and to nature each month at dublin into gosselin, under the hyundai, isn't it? cloudy giant, daughters are at the top of the food chain in the rivers, and their return can help stabilize the ecosystem. load us ya. loving through and out of, ah, this project wouldn't be possible without the hard work of environmental. conservationists like biologist, sophia heinen. she's head of the re wilding argentina foundation. usually he lost his you say son? yeah. so yeah, the meet, i mean, delete that many

plots of land to re wild. it seems on skimming ones, but yet buddy seemed awe many locals opposed the nature conservation project. ah, a. so if a pin it all into it because him people got suspicious boy. so given yes, him but out if we just been forming, no one would have patty deny it, but restoring an ecosystem and yeah, other than many people. so we were hiding something. i don't owe us up inside a home. oh, i am her name is isis. the goddess of birth. this 10 year old female jaguar is here to reproduce. and while she grew up in captivity, her cubs are to be released into the wild. come off e animal, he so low he go. mike, we brought jag you as like isis from zeus to help read offspring. been sunday, we want to prepare more and more cubs growing up in these enclosures in the life in the wilds. morales. so my grandma, sophia heinen and her colleagues start each day by feeding isis. the mother jaguar plays a vital role, but she doesn't have to hunt for food herself. since there is no plan to release her into

ago wild pigs began to be domesticated in the middle east .nd them, but after domestication, long, sharp ears became short, soft and limply dangling next to a person; the pigs practically disappeared as unnecessary and formidable fangs, which grow in the wild throughout their lives. in males, the vepr may appear clumsy from the side. however, if necessary , speeds up to 40 km / h. during the hunt, powerful incisors and violent temper make a boar. one of the most dangerous trophies, a hunted beast rushes at opponents, without understanding their size and numbers. at the same time, even a series of shots often cannot stop him. thanks to this reputation, the figure of the black boar has long been included in heraldry. diana symbolizes courage and fearlessness. so, the ancestors of domestic pigs not only work hard to protect people from snakes, but are regulars on aristocratic coats of arms. in general, domestic pigs quite often have to listen to their unfair accusation. for example, the phrase pig is always dirty. finds hints at the uncleanliness

i believe that he should have a chance to survive in the wild .hance was given by the community members of the instinct center, where the cub spent 2 months in rehabilitation. here treat and nurse animals and birds. and most importantly, they teach them to be afraid of a person. this is necessary for the wild animal to survive in nature, so that the cubs do not feel the person. the walls were specially smeared with earth from the swamp. we brought special earth. and they have a litter and from grass . mom, these babies were killed by poachers, and the cubs were ready to lick the hands of anyone who? stroking until they got to rehab radishes and a surprise. so the volunteers called them, but the nicknames of their bears, they didn’t even hear love, had to be shown stiffness or shu briefly and smile, watching as the wards are trying to hunt rodents. no one has ever done this before us to take a tame bear cub and keep it together and then it will be wild already grown cubs were transferred to the altai biosphere reserve there on principle they take o

today's wild population of a few 100 descends from just 12 animals. and yet genetically, they are surprisingly diverse, said as a good chance that this species will survive long time. but these success stories a few and far between animal conservationists estimate that only 20 species have been saved by zeus. then there are rescue centers on sumatra in indonesia, there are an estimated $14000.00 de rang at times left at the beginning of the last century. there were about 6 times as many of the great apes have disappeared along with rain forests which have been cleared for palm oil plantations. many baby rang tangs have been captured and kept as pets in the jungle school they learned to survive in what few protected rain forests there were left. so far, nearly 200 animals have been rescued and re introduced into the wild here species can also be protected through regulation. fish numbers are decreasing in our oceans. small boats operating along coastline ins report catching far, few fish, pollution and over fishing are the main reasons. fishing quote i

today's wild population of a few 100 descends from just 12 animals. and yet genetically, they are surprising the diverse. so that's a good chance that this species will survive long term. but the success stories a few and far between animal conservationists estimate are only 20 species, have been saved by zeus send thereon rescue census on sumatra in indonesia, sarah, an estimated 14000, rang a time for that at the beginning of the last century. there were about 6 times as many the great apes of disappeared along with rain forests, which had been cleared for palm oil plantations. many baby rang tangs had been captured and kept as pets in the jungle school they learned to survive in what few protected rain forests there are left. so far, nearly 200 animals have been rescued and re introduced into the wild. here the species can also be protected through regulation. fish numbers are decreasing in our oceans. small boats operating along coast ins report catching far, few fish, pollution and over fishing are the main reasons. fishing quote is are an attemp

now to protect the wild dogs. it's an undertaking for future generations senior does work together in the clear or live nails. henry, keep the dog safe. if we don't look after them, i t, the wound the kid no more, i go on boy young that you do not know what a dog eat. in the past 2 decades, over 30000 snares have been relieved through such corporation between painted door conservation and community. but to make an even greater difference, the factors that often push people into poaching in the 1st reef need to be addressed. here at the eager yona arts and crafts center, collected wire snares find new life in the hands of over 30 artists who are employed to make different artifacts. mainly for the european markets, a 3rd of the profits around $50000.00 a year goes to the artisans. the rest supports other conservation efforts for the painter dogs. we're making animals through at so we can look up our parents who can look after our friends, who can look after our children, saw that they go to school, the quote works

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today's wild population of a few 100 descends from just 12 animals. and yet genetically, they are surprisingly diverse. so there's a good chance that this species will survive long time. but these success stories a few and far between animal conservationists estimate the only 20 species have been saved by zeus. then there are rescue centers on sumatra in indonesia, there are an estimated $14000.00 de rang at times left at the beginning of the last century. there were about 6 times as many of the great apes have disappeared along with rain forests which have been cleared for palm oil plantations. many baby rang tangs have been captured and kept as pets in the jungle school they learned to survive in what few protected rain forests there were left. so far, nearly 200 animals have been rescued and re introduced into the wild here species can also be protected through regulation. fish numbers are decreasing in our oceans. small boats operating along coast lines report catching fall, few fish, pollution and over fishing of the main reasons. fishing quote i

it cannot go into the wild. lun, which, without a wing, is a white-tailed eagle, uh, in which one has a beak injury, the second has a wing injury for animals, conditions are created that are as close to natural as possible, so that they feel comfortable , enclosures are built that meet the standards and meals are also provided. sometimes people do rash things, they get a wild animal at home, believing that this is a good idea. eh, in this situation. man is not managed to start a meerkat and, fortunately, did not release it somewhere into nature, since this is not a typical animal for our region, but brought it to our center now it's lunch time at the blackberry and we will treat it with an egg. the most difficult thing in the work of the center for helping wild animals is that they are the first team in belarus to consciously take risks and rejoice at every saved life and every animal that has returned to nature. they are very competitive, they always have such fights here for bonichka food. one of the center's

adam, thank you very much indeed, and wilde at - very much indeed, and wilde at kingston park.oday, and these are live pictures from the coverage ofjamaica plain in the competition for the first time against ireland. ireland where 101 on to win this match, and it certainly training up that way so far but about six minutes to go. 38 points to two they lead to jamaica. as i say, on bbc two. wales still have a chance of reaching the quarter finals of the women's rugby union world cup, but had a chastening defeat to new zealand today. joe lynskey reports on the hosts' 56—12 win. whales came to auckland with hope. they've played one and 11 and now face time the team to beat. this is new zealand, the world cup hosts and reigning champions and who whales have never beaten. they were kept at bay for 60 minutes. but then the black ferns forced through. that would be the first of ten new zealand tries in all forms of rugby union, they can conjure the extraordinary. 0n the end of two scores was 18—year—old sylvia brent, and the whales got one try in each half, there were constellations. i

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i believe that into the wild is a wild animal in the house.good there in the country, maybe somewhere separately, and here, but still the smell. i think that there is no way to remove the unusual windows with animals, of course, almost a local attraction. children are delighted with cats, but few people think about the convenience of the animals themselves, the owners of the cats obviously tried to recreate them. she made wild conditions for her pets on the windows with such lattices with artificial branches and toy birds, although it looks more like a mockery of animals, and the real habitats of which are the dense forests of the far east to buy. such a kitten is also possible on the internet, the cost of one is on average 65,000 rubles. but without the appropriate documents from official nurseries or zoos, the possession of such a curiosity can turn into a criminal case, especially if it turns out that the animal was caught in the wild, elena koptyayeva now has to prove the opposite, documents confirming the right of ownership, as well as th

a new structure to counter american biolaboratories and wild arman's connections with the special services people's candidate kassym-jomart tokaev, the current president officially became a member of the campaign for early presidential elections tokaev's candidacy, was supported by three parliamentary parties and more than 30 public organizations in the capital, which i will remind you completely the former name was recently returned to astana , a forum of the people's coalition was held in support of such you for the incumbent president, the ruling party amanat and even two opposition factions. the people's party of kazakhstan and akzhol also supported him in the republican association of veterans, the union of athletes, volunteers of kazakhstan and other public figures. in his speech to such a diverse audience, he spoke about the unifying principles, in particular, he voiced seven principles that should unite the nation. these are independence, territorial integrity, spiritual harmony, respect for the law, comprehensive modernization and mutual trust. all of course, in the name of the pr

they are in my wild and live scattered across the island of peachcare. his plan was to do some cheering to day. but all he found was a terrified lamb. yoga lives with his family on the corner. he islands the archipelago as a natural paradise and has been a national park for over 40 years. for centuries, the people here have lived from fishing, sheep, farming, and olives. a fragile ecosystem that is suddenly under threat jackals have appeared on the island wolf like wild dogs flood call regina, which the national park biologist is on their trail here at the only water hole on all the cannady islands. the chances are good, the sheep come to drink, but so do the jackal's. nice. ne, yes. this is jacqueline. yes. and this is the, the sheep food and chicken. okay. must drink the water. it said that this is now life threatening for the sheep. and sheep are important for keeping the vegetation cropped on the island, especially under the olive trees. they wouldn't grow properly if there were too much undergrowth. we accompany a park administration patrol. they or

in the guardian, the wild west attitude in the headline, the bush _ wild west attitude in the headlines about her resignation off talking about liz truss's hacked phone, _ off talking about liz truss's hacked phone, this — off talking about liz truss's hacked phone, this concern over culture when _ phone, this concern over culture when it— phone, this concern over culture when it comes to security... yes, one is— when it comes to security... yes, one is a _ when it comes to security... yes, one is a national security in terms of migrants, — one is a national security in terms of migrants, and the other is state business — of migrants, and the other is state business. suella braverman is fingered, _ business. suella braverman is fingered, so to speak, in both. before — fingered, so to speak, in both. before her, priti patel did exactly the same. — before her, priti patel did exactly the same, endless posturing, stupid solutions. _ the same, endless posturing, stupid solutions, and nothing changed. suella _ solutions, and nothing changed. suella 's— solutions, and nothing changed. suella

a new structure to counter american biolabs and wild arman's connections with intelligence agencies. people's candidate kassym-jomart tokaev, the incumbent president officially became a member of the company for early elections of the head of state tokaev's candidacy was supported by three parliamentary parties at once and more than 30 public organizations in the capital, which, i recall, have recently returned their former name astana hosted a forum of a people's coalition in support of the current president, the ruling party amanat and even two opposition factions. the people's party of kazakhstan and akzhol also supported him in the republican association of veterans, the union of athletes, volunteers of kazakhstan and other public figures. in his speech to such a diverse audience, he spoke about unifying principles, in particular, he voiced seven principles that should unite the nation. these are independence, territorial integrity, spiritual harmony, respect for the law, comprehensive modernization and mutual trust. all of course, in the name of the prosperity of the people, our

wild waves, collision. you know, even with small animals.elf is such an unpleasant event, because, firstly, it is in the mood. spoils for the whole day. yes, secondly cause some kind of malfunction of the car, some damage. yes, firstly , secondly, the injury of this animal or death, yes, and about the collision with large animals. it’s better, of course, not to even think about it, and unfortunately, no one is immune from this only the jelly of this minsk region, departed from 19 road transport with dora, unexpected, kozul, wildly and elk, praising shots from the views of the registrar filled with neighbors. the driver and passengers rarely manage to avoid accidents in a car like this serious pashko johnny is digging out to exchange the saffron milkshake for the stubborn safety rule to be respectful and to be in an artistic mode. and soboleva after sunset, before such a reminder for udelnaya, a special road sign caution wild alive and sent her to put on and stretch for several kilometers. we strongly recommend that you take into account the

coming up next is wild stories and recaptured areas. the ukranian army is now preparing for further advances, and that while winter is coming, i'm anthony, how it in berlin for now. thanks for watching. nico is in germany to learn german hello pinnacle. why not learn with him online, on your mobile and free chef. t w's e learning course, eco's big. mm hm. it fits with this week on well stories, clemency for x, terrorist and indonesia, jackal's attacking correlation, islands. we begin in ukraine where soldiers are gradually preparing for winter after the army successful offensive, and hoping to gain even more terrain. they are digging it. the soldiers have only recently moved forward to the new position. now they are fortifying their defenses, repairing, retrench. it's been more than 3 months now since ukrainian president volume is zalinski and ice cubes counter offensive in the salt law. but we are constantly trying to drive the enemy from their positions with these attempts have been successful color and we are moving forward. we now h

ah, the eastern pacific ocean is home to an incredible diversity of wild life. unspoiled nature, and one of the richest marine ecosystems in the world. many of these species have yet to be researched in depth. but for marine biologists the priority these days is conservation, cynically them, if we didn't protect all this diversity, what's in store for the future, and we need to learn to protect it if we're the research is are in a race against time. so this has been nibbled by turtles and fetching with god the largest marine laboratory in the world. the galapagos islands ah, scientists saw early rises news. it's 5 in the morning and i'm barely awake. but diana has nino and her team are on a mission that's best carried out at dawn. they're researching baby ham ahead shocks and res selling most of them. but i mean, they'll probably have to leave this early because the only fleet near the beach at this time of day. and so when those like once the sun comes out and the water gets warmer, they retreat to the decks and it's hard to find them night. emma's but when they is movie, feeling fu

i love wild campaign. i think the idea of just scanning the landscape, looking for the place where more meet forest meet river and choosing a spot to just pitch a tent. that for me is absolutely authentic, genuine wild experience. but having said that, 3 days in the pouring rain, and i'm not going to say no to something like this, me one way to immerse yourself in nature is to simply dive into a lake. but a night undistorted guys, in a bubble time would be quite a bit. cozier me. the gland thing is one way to go when it comes to travel. and another popular option is driving in a camper van. now this is the dream of many tourists who come to europe, including 2 american u tubers who've taken on a special challenge. they are making their way through europe in an electric band. now last week they discovered germany and austria. and now their adventure continues on to italy. i hey, everybody, eric and alton here. once again, our electric can't be and rotate. continuing. now rent through our plan today is happe

a really wild driving rep 60 minutes on d w. a thought they were great. mm hm . ah, a, this may look like a research station for scientists, but it's actually something all of us can visit. we'll tell you more about it later on in the show. i wanna welcome to another edition of your max with mir host megan lane. here's a look at what else we have in store for you today on the road again, we follow to you to for is on their journey to europe in an electric van. and this special turkish ice cream also comes with a scoop of fun and games. always start off the sho, in southern germany at octoberfest, where drinking beer and singing upa songs are the order of the day. now, after a 2 year break due to the corona virus pandemic, thousands of people are taking part again. this year. the waiters at october fest have a heavy load literally not because they carry up to, well, 10 of these giant mugs at a time. now, each of these mugs are filled with one leader of beer or your max reporter brunt dennis went to munich to find out how they do it. stress. oh, i come with who's g

this is the last representative of wild bulls in europe, body length of adults males can exceed 3 m, height at the withers approximately corresponds to a person’s height from 170 cm to 190, the weight of a bison is about half a ton, but it can also reach b 900 kg. outwardly, these animals may seem clumsy, but this is only an outward deceptive impression. in fact, huge sad bison. able to jump over a fence more than 2 m high. in the 21st century, bison became inhabitants of nature reserves and national parks. thousands of years separate them from the time when the shaggy herds of their ancestors. freely grazed in the open spaces from the atlantic from the ocean to lake baikal then it was almost impossible to meet bison in the forest, wild bulls preferred open spaces and meadows in winter, they went south and from the banks of the neman could easily reach the black sea steppes. however, civilization went on the offensive in the middle ages, bison from free steppes finally turned into forest perspiration. centuries-old thickets for bison, they became the only way to escape from hunters.

well , in general, he is so you know, that's really wild wild and domesticated, it turns out to be interestingclassic, yes and day and night the cat is a scientist. that's it. he has such a scientific look to closely monitor patients so that everything is fine with them. who knows, maybe some of the patients, especially those of such age. this story will inspire you to get a pet. i think this is great . purring, but it really seems to me that it’s generally worth paying attention to. for some trend absolute. it seems to me that it has been outlined lately, because we used to choose some thoroughbred cats necessarily with pedigrees with all things, but now, it seems to me, more often people choose just such courtyard butlers. yes some are absolutely called foundling kittens. i don’t know puppies at all, so it seems to me that it’s a good deed, in general, people become humane. that's what a butler cat is for. uh, it seems to me right away, uh, some kind of direct appears, almost pride in those who come up with all this, but let's talk about it. uh, longevity seems to me, because. you feel like