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Wild Recovery: Protecting nature and preventing the next pandemic | earthrise

9th - Higher Ed
earthrise looks at protecting wildlife and preventing pandemics through the stories of two endangered mammals which have been investigated for links to COVID-19.
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How a dog and hawk protect planes in Winnipeg

9th - Higher Ed
When you think of airport employees who help keep your plane safe, a hawk and an English setter may not come to mind. This video shows how those two animals are helping manage wildlife collisions at Winnipeg Richardson International...
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Why an orca near West Vancouver was caught 'moonwalking'

9th - Higher Ed
Why an orca near West Vancouver was caught 'moonwalking'
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Why an orca near West Vancouver was seen 'moonwalking'

9th - Higher Ed
A video posted to social media has the public and some marine scientists intrigued. It shows a killer whale in Howe Sound swimming backwards.Marine mammal zoologist Anna Hall says the rare "moonwalking" behaviour has been seen in some...
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Winnipeg police, Indigenous leaders working to stop people from preying on evacuees

9th - Higher Ed
Winnipeg police and RCMP say they want wildfire evacuees to know there are resources to keep them safe while they're displaced from their home communities. Winnipeg police say they're taking a proactive approach to prevent the evacuees...
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The snowy owl, Quebec's official bird, labelled a threatened species by expert group

9th - Higher Ed
The Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada says the snowy owl population has gone down by more than 40 per cent in 24 years.
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South African orphanage rehabilitates injured predator birds

9th - Higher Ed
Birds of prey in South Africa are a vital part of the ecosystem, keeping pests under control. So when one of them in injured, expert teams jump into action to nurse them back to health
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Falconers struggle as climate change disrupts hunting in Wisconsin

9th - Higher Ed
Falconers in Wisconsin are facing new challenges as climate change alters the ecosystem. Warmer winters and shrinking snow cover are disrupting prey availability, making it harder for hunting birds to thrive. As falconers adapt to these...
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Eagles soar over the Shepaug Dam in Southbury

9th - Higher Ed
The station’s operation prevents water from freezing, making it easy for Eagles to find fish to eat.
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Those weasels! Spotted in St. John’s neighbourhood, they’re causing quite a stir

9th - Higher Ed
They’re small, but the nuisance they cause is anything but. The ermines, or stouts, as they’re known, have been caught on camera in two residential neighbourhoods in the St. John’s area. The CBC’s Carolyn Stokes talks to Zara Kiran, 12,...
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Russia-Ukraine War: Russia's Bird Of Prey, The Orlan-30

9th - Higher Ed
Russia-Ukraine War: Russia's Bird Of Prey, The Orlan-30; Watch in for more details!
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Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine Says Russia To Attack Its Southern Border | World News

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Russia has sentenced a pediatrician to five and a half years in prison for his anti-war stance. As per reports, during a medical appointment, Dr Nadezhda Buyanova told a young boy that his father was killed while fighting in Ukraine and...
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Animated 19th century phenakistoscope with cats chasing birds

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Phenakistoscope c.1833, animated to create an illusion of motion.
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Bloomberg

TikTok Targets Our Children: Rep. Rogers

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US Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, who heads the Energy and Commerce Committee, says TikTok targets children. She speaks at a hearing where TikTok CEO Shou Chew is testifying.
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Youth Carrying Nazi Flags and Banners on Parade

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Youth Carrying Nazi Flags and Banners on Parade
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VOICED : South Africa snips lions to manage species in small reserves

9th - Higher Ed
The number of lions in South Africa is increasing every year, despite a global decline and the country has 17 percent of the world's population (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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Using robots to discover how predators and their prey evolved

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20 MAY 2009, Poughkeepsie, NY

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How much bamboo should pandas eat? Mike Maslanka is the Senior Animal Nutritionist at the Smithsonian's National Zoo. He talks about the challenges of preparing diets for the nearly 2,000 animals in the collection.

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HEADLINE: Zoo Foods: Inside the National Zoo's commissary

CAPTION: How much bamboo should pandas eat? Mike Maslanka is the Senior Animal Nutritionist at the Smithsonian's National Zoo. He talks about the...
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Bloomberg

Illycaffe Sticks With Strategy to Brew Faster Growth

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Oct. 25 -- Andrea Illy, chairman at Illycaffe, discusses the global growth of coffee consumption, how his company goes about selecting the best beans, and the trend of consolidation within the coffee industry. He speaks from Bloomberg's...
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Bloomberg

DC Film 'Birds of Prey' Narrows Down Candidates for Black Canary and Huntress | THR News

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The studio is in the process of narrowing down the actress who will play heroines Black Canary and Huntress, among several others and sources tell 'The Hollywood Reporter' that Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Jurnee Smolett-Bell are in the mix for...
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Bloomberg

Margot Robbie's Untitled 'Birds of Prey' Movie to Open in 2020 | THR News

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The untitled Warner Bros./DC film is opening Feb. 7, 2020.
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Sky News

Kelly Osbourne interview on reality TV

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CLEAN: Exterior interview with Kelly Osbourne on the nature of reality TV in the wake of the Jeremy Kyle affair on 16 May 2019 in London, United Kingdom
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Bloomberg

Facebook Dropping Election Ads to Limit Trump Victory Claims: Eisenstat

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Nov.04 -- Yael Eisenstat, former head of election integrity at Facebook Inc. and visiting fellow at Cornell Tech's Digital Life Initiative, discusses Facebook's actions to prevent misinformation on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Hunting with birds of prey

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Ajman, UAE, April 2010

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love
2. Mid shot of falconer releasing bird to tracking shot
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