while the wild with shows are still ongoing. the image of the plain indian warrior moved into the 20th century with the latest technological advancement. in the battle of little bighorn is portrayed in silent films and in talkies all throughout the heyday of hollywood, the 1940's and 30's, technicolor period of the 50's and well into the counterculture films. with the silent films in 1925, there is a film that's considered one of the great epics of the silent era. in this movie it's made clear in the written dialogue that plain indian warriors in lokata in particular were impeding the "advancement of white men." this storyline of american indians standing in the way of progress continues to be told throughout the golden age of hollywood, and even in the counterculture films. the counterculture films obviously begin to reflect a little bit more. what was actually going on in the west. native people are still being portrayed frozen in time. that's the problem. there are no other people in the world that really others insist on loc

yes well the thing is the point about a wet market is that most wet markets in china don't sell wild animals they're more like the farmer's markets that we have while we have them in britain and america but not wild animals that's now been closed in china the trading and selling of wild animals for troops the problem here is you saw one problem but then another looms and the one looming here is all the thousands of people who actually have no other likelihood so you have to help them get through changing from breeding and selling wild animals hunting wild animals for food and finding another way of making money so you see poverty is crucial eradication of poverty is crucial to your environmental concerns absolutely and you know we mustn't forget the climate crisis and our concern for the cove it 19 because that's something which will carry on into the future this this pandemic will get through b.s. that out of many many places are going to have very serious economic problems people have lost their jobs people are mourning family members who know it's been awful but we will get throug

and selling eating chimpanzees in 2 different parts of africa are sas but again from another wild wild animal market in china she bent mars again probably camels in the middle east and then being simple academics began from our factory farms in the effort to arson all these terrible unhygienic conditions one of the new films that out from national geographic. called jame the 1st of their 2 once called hope talks about you when you're in goma in tanzania and the tragedy when polio hits the small community of a chimpanzees you are investigating in and made the whole of the world realize that humans were the only not and the only species to have consciousness arguably just tell me about when a pandemic hit that camp. well it was it was really the worst time in my life because we never knew which chimpanzee would come in dragging an arm or a neck and then some of them would just disappear and it was it was absolutely heartbreaking and it began in a nearby town. and bizarrely the doctor at the time it was an italian he he didn't he could not talk about polio we think it's because he couldn'

the wild goat. we have. the gray wolf jackal fox wild cats. the leopards have to compete with wolves for their prey and occasionally other leopards but persian leopards have become very rare in these mountains so this leopard is their 1st photographic record of the persian leopard for iraq that we had. and this through this we disagree discover the persian leopard in 2011. this one is a new individual that we discovered in canada in 2017 and this way we know for sure that we have 3 adult leopards living in rome in these mountains. worldwide the population of persian leopards is estimated at less than $1300.00 the graceful yet ferocious big cat is listed as endangered. the conservationists climb the steep rocky terrain as often as possible they haven't given up hope of spotting a leopard on one of the other cliffs this is its main hunting ground. this is a typical habitat for the love birds. normally preparers oak forest. area so they do is when they hunt they normally sit on a tree or under a tree looking out over looking in what is going on t

the mountain was nearly extinct in the wild in kenya and so are a few. and taken to the us as a breeding i mean poodles and for we received. from different in the u.s. and from those 18 we stop and the breeding program on sunday and. 77. last youngest was born on the 7th of july and it is that is 7 to 7 the bungle. with the increase in numbers the conservancy plans to release 25 into the mount kenya forest where kenya moore is so obvious. has about $800.00 acres for a protected century. this enclosed area as the foretold mount kenya is not just a sanctuary for mountain bungalows knows the rare white zebras and halves of buffalo also find protection here from porches and pretend we divide this into different products because of the species that we have a moment. in the near future when we put them in the sanctuary this is problem would be so they don't prevent so what you can see here is one of the breeding hunts the conservancy also offers to us to tourists and schoolchildren to get revenues and donations are the main sources of much needed funds for thi

so that gradually closed which i was afraid would run wild fire to the veteran population. we did that for eight weeks before a stay at home closure order for the governor. where she a number of systems in place. for example, the veteran's home have a physician in each home and we have specially trained nurses who are expert in infection control and we teach ma wur ne of our emoyees does a nurses aid, or grounds keeper, you know about infection control in our homes. we took all the tigan guidance of va and cdc and more, there's nothing magical about what they wanted us to do. all their guidance is common sense and a tent grader's knowledge of germ theory and applied to the veteran's homes. we just did a month before everyone else and two weeks before the state. i lost my own father this week, he was 98-year-old veteran of world war ii. a marine that fought in the solomon islands. we honor him as we do all veterans that died defending this nation. that's what decoration day and now memorial day is. our connection to the history is by honoring the men and women living in our

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here in captivity the animals don't have access to all the vegetation they would find in the wild that's why they're given a need to tional supplements known as well good fields these spatial pellets are reaching protein and pride which grows the antelopes immune system. the air force seems to be paying more into the kenyan wildlife conservancy. the mountain was nearly extinct in the wild in kenya and so are a few bones and taken to the us is breeding and in pools of and 4 we received. from different in the us and from those in a team we started the breeding program here on sunday and. 77. last youngest boy was born on the 7th of july and it is this i mean the sort of the bungle. with the increase in numbers the conservancy plans to release $25.00 goes into the mount kenya forest where kenya forest service ok if it has. $800.00 acres for a protected century. this enclosed area as the foretold mount kenya is not just a sanctuary for mountain bungalows knows the rare white zebras in the hads of buffalo also find protection here from porches and pretend we divide this into different parks b

the best of the audit talks to the kids about how trash left lying on the beach can be deadly for wild animals she explains that even big beautiful flamingos like bob can get trapped in the garbage and never get out which it's going to. bring on. the kids are thrilled with bob and they internalize the message plastic and wildlife don't mix. products work schedule is full even without farm on top of that she helps a lot of sick or injured wild birds she relies on donations to pay for treatment bombs job is to keep another flamingo ody company so that she will retain her natural behavior adept will release her back into the wild after 8 months you need to not beating help them put them back soon as. the time has come for o.t. to be released into the wild or death invite some kids from the neighborhood to accompany her they keep their distance and say farewell. the female flamingo knows exactly where she belongs and soon disappears into her flock. and bob he'll be swimming in the pool until it's time to get out and be a wildlife and basset or once again. this is t.w. news a lot more at th

hana: so, this is the wild goat.e get a lot of pictures of them on our camera traps, w which ia good indicator of the prey available for the persian leopard. this is s one of the reaeasonsy different mammal species, and also a lot of birds. we have the wild goat, we have the grey wolf, jackakal, fox, wildcats, the asiatic wildcat as well. reporter: the leopards have to compete with wolves for their prey, and occasionally other leopards. but persian leopards have become very rare in these mountains. hana: so this leopard is the the persian leopard in 2011. this one is a new individual that we discovered in qara dagh in 2017. and this way we know for sure that we have three adult leopards living and roaming these mountains. reporter: worldwide, the population of persian leopards is estimated at less than 1300. the graceful yet ferocious big cat is listed as endangered. the conservationists climb the steep rocky terrain as often as possible. they haven't given up hope of spotting a leopard on one of the other cliffs. th

wild animals.eral different species, including civet cats, porcupines and cobras, but will it work? let's bring in peter li, a china policy specialist with humane society international. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. it's a comp located business, isn't it? they are not offered consumption. i had not realised there were farms breeding these wild animals, i thought they were just originally wild animals. just explain how it works. yes, and i think that it will work because there is enormous determination and there is enormous determination and there is enormous determination and there is rising concern in chinese society, and they understand the connection between the wildlife consumption and pandemics. and of course, the government has offered a buyout, so it will work. you talk about breeding. china has the biggest wildlife breeding operation, but the breeding operation for the exotic supermarket which has been a buzz is the second—biggest part. china has wildlife breeding and less 40 china h

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company goes into the protection of wild animals made that decision with photos of on. a few young after many years on safari as a normal tourist i was in south africa sitting with a ranger in the evening with him and i asked him what his biggest problem was he was a big tough guy but he said to me in tears that he had lost his friends the elephants and rhinos who were being slaughtered like flies and right then it was clear to me that i could do something about it i could help the animals with hammers box backing we could make a difference don it was. just fun to found at the vinyl force a paramilitary protection force for while. it's active in south africa and zimbabwe . and calls for a learned that $100.00 elephants were to be killed he had a spectacular idea. the elephants should be moved. from one of a kind rescue operation began to. creep elephants were trying to hide from the air crew. it's a dangerous maneuver. veterinarians and helpers on the ground must be as close as possible to the elephants when they're trying to once there's a risk that individual animals

because the population africa is exploding the pressure on the wild areas is increasing. the fight for resources has already started. how can him and wildlife exist side by side when there's less and less room for them. visually pups and high schools far more huge sums of money into the protection and operation of the wildlife areas every year. we have or without a trophy hunt the bottom line is that both are in the red. they do it because they care about africa's wildlife. but who protects animals when there is no rich donor . his father and pops to see only one solution to life 1st this is a good big story in the long run the only way is through the people who live here through the communities that need to gain something from the animals for the good of why should i protect something that means nothing to me and from which i draw no benefit. benefits can mean workplace food prospects for the future but these have to be created otherwise it will be impossible to solve this problem lucas is too much for me then on top of it until far wild animals are of no value to the lo

>> we see wild dogs. >> reporter: there's a pack of wild dogs. that's just come in the middle of our interview to this small dam, and this is incredible to see. i mean, my entire life of coming to the bush, i've never seen wild dogs like this. >> you beautiful puppies. just gorgeous. i'm going to give them a bit of space. >> 30 seconds. >> reporter: wild earth was around long before the pandemic, but now, its viewership of safari life has shot up fivefold. >> age 6 in the usa. >> birds will call it a leopard. >> for our viewers around the world to be able to be here with us during this experience. >> reporter: graham wellington never imagined his company's success could signal a collapse of the industry. nearly 8 million tourism jobs are now at risk. >> we've got to figure out how we can build private safari experiences, how we can create online experiences that can get revenue, you know, down here to the people and keep the -- keep this whole conservation engine running. >> we need people to sustain this nature and to sustain these businesses. >

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they pay a big announcement attendant and in the wild for some ships around the wilds we need the filipino seafarers facing an uncertain future. and the city is prime minister steps down after months of pressure related to the killing of his ex-wife . now there will be an independent investigation into the world health organizations handling of the current virus pandemic the move by member states comes as economic powers the u.s. and china continue to engage in a war of words over the outbreak that's now killed more than $300000.00 people china accuses the u.s. of avoiding responsibility and shifting the blame for its mishandling of the crisis after president onil trump threatened to permanently halt funding to the w.h.o. that means the agency would lose its in the largest single contributor to the u.s. gave more than 400000000 dollars last year trump issued the threat and the lesson to the head of the organization which he then. posted on twitter in it he accuses the w.h.o. of mistakes in action he writes it's clear the repeated missteps by you and your organization in responding to the p

talks to the kids about how trash left lying on the beach can be deadly for wild animals she explains that even big beautiful flamingos like bob can get trapped in the garbage and never get out and. this new breed of. kids are thrilled with bob and they internalize the message plastic and wildlife don't mix. products work schedule is even without on top of that she helps a lot of sick or injured wild birds she relies on donations to pay for treatment bombs job is to keep another flamengo over the company so that she will return. in her natural behavior adept will release her back into the wild after 8 months he needs who are not beating help them put them back soon as. the time has come for o.t. to be released into the wild or death invite some cans from the neighborhood to accompany her they keep their distance and say farewell. the female flamingo knows exactly where she belongs and soon disappears into her flock. and bob she'll be swimming in the pool until it's time to get out and be a wild my friend bassett or once again. is goodbye from bob good night from me as the conversation

wild conspiracy theory. aimed at somehow smearing the fine reputation that president obama is well-deserved . it's amazing. that was the focus of his speech. later mcconnell, stop listening to presidenttrump and his wild theoriesand listen to the american people . we need action . we need action now. every day, every week now almost every month, we wait . the recession gets deeperand worse . more people are unemployed, more people lose their jobs. or small businesses are in jeopardy. and we're talking about some wild theory because president trump few days demanded when everyone knows the president's penchant for truth is at a bare minimum. as exemplified by his hydroxychloroquine comments last night . wow. this is unbelievable. in the midst of historic unemployment and economic and health tragedy, senate republicans are using their majority to simply block and tackle for the president's reelection campaign . senate republicans are using their majority not to tackle the covid crisis but the block and tackle

that's killing wild rabbits across parts of the country, including california. and how one airline is making it jetblue says it's going to block off middle seat into our early july to help fight the spread of the virus. the company is extending that policy through the 4th of july holiday. an important exception families and groups traveling together they will be allowed to his mental state as for planes that don't have metal seats, the airline will block aisle seats. jetblue earlier announced it would limit the number of seats available for sale on most flights in order to allow for extra space facebook is helping small businesses by introducing what it calls facebook shops designed to make it easier for companies to create a single online store for customers to access and and customers can access them on facebook on instagram no charge to develop a facebook shop. the company says the new apple make online buying and selling a lot more simple. costco has lifted some restrictions on some of its stores no longer limiting the number of shoppers on a card until now