everything was in order with the cars, but the sound is made by a bird sitting on a tree, the local wildlife foundation a male blackbird, yes, in order to attract a female. it’s simple, online they suggest that it could be a squartz, known for its ability to imitate artificial noises, this bird is considered an excellent imitator and can copy not only the sounds of other birds, but also the roar of a motorcycle and even mechanical noises. no, i wouldn’t want to meet a starling that imitates the roar of a motorcycle, let’s listen to it again, come on, there’s a sound, i would coped with this task better, but it seems to me that he doesn’t imitate anything, this skvarts, rost, whoever he is, he just sings his song, that’s what it looks like, my friends, what can i tell you, and it reminds me of these very funny stories on tiktok, when a parrot copies the voice of its owner, for example, also confuses some household members, anything can happen, well, on this beautiful bird’s voice note, let’s move on to other, yes, serious news, electric female lovers? please stick to your tv screens now, because the nex

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foundation, now in its 35th year, the prize has honored 219 grassroots leaders from 95 countries. the winners selected for their courage tackling issues including pollution and deforestation, preserving wildlifeare of the planet. from early on, my dad loved to hike. my mom relished jumping into those ice cold streams in the sierra without any hesitation whatsoever. and we all marveled at that. >> reflect back over the years, he shared stories of how he and his siblings all jumped in to help his parents brainstorm. at the beginning. and that, he said, led to the creation of the prizes symbolic award statue called the ouroboros. >> we decided that there would be six geophysical areas of the planet six winners from six regions, he says. >> each receiving $60,000 at the time, six times 60 is 360. >> and so we got this whole sense of, you know, this 360 degree kind of view, which is what the ouroboros is, is the mythical snake eating its own tail. >> an ouroboros is a snake or dragon forming a perfect circle, an ancient symbol of the cycle of life. and death, destruction and rebirth. the symmetry of it was was fascinating to me and to all of us, and we thought, this is perfect. and so, year after

foundation, now in its 35th year, the prize has honored 219 grassroots leaders from 95 countries. the winners selected for their courage tackling issues including pollution and deforestation, preserving wildlife habitats. >> my parents cared deeply about the welfare of the planet. from early on, my dad loved to hike. my mom relished jumping into those ice cold streams in the sierra without any hesitation whatsoever. and we all marveled at that. reflect back over the years, he shared stories of how he and his siblings all jumped in to help his parents brainstorm. >> at the beginning. and that, he said, led to the creation of the prizes symbolic award statue called the ouroboros. >> we decided that there would be six geophysical areas of the planet six winners from six regions, he says. >> each receiving $60,000 at the time, six times 60 is 360. >> and so we got this whole sense of, you know, this 360 degree kind of view, which is what the ouroboros is, is the mythical snake eating its own tail. >> an ouroboros is a snake or dragon forming a perfect circle, an ancient symbol of the cycle of life and death, destruction and rebirth. >> the symmetry of it was was fascinating to me, and to all of u