Why 99% of Glass Eels are Gone and How We Can Save Them? - videos.trom.tf/w/rXaJVsRtHBJGE…
Yet another example of people doing a lot of hard work, for free, and for a good cause. Imagine if more could be involved to do such acts. We need to take care of people, in order for people to not destroy the environment, each other, and to have time to restore what was destroyed.
Help people, to help the world.
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Why 99% of Glass Eels are Gone and How We Can Save Them?
Our trip to Netherlands to save Glass Eeels. We joined project RAVON in a few days research of glass eels in Zeeland area.To volunteer and more info about the project - ravon.nl/
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Hidden World We always see the water surface from above, reflecting the above water world. I focus on what goes on underneath, the colors, the beauty, the play of light, the fortunes of the fish and all the other life forms that are at home in this w…Arthur de Bruin
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You want to sit down, relax, and watch something wonderful for these "holidays"? Watch Mammals - videoneat.com/documentaries/26…
Wonderful documentary!
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We Discovered Unseen Dolphin Species in Mediterranean Sea by @Dima videos.trom.tf/w/dgAGQ5nZkFHVM…
Every year DMAD organizes research surveys for cetaceans in Eastern Mediterranean sea. The main focus is the Sperm Whale but also any other mammals they could find. This year it was an incredible discovery of Rough Toothed dolphins, a species never seen in this waters before.
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We Discovered Unseen Dolphin Species in Mediterranean Sea
Expedition was organized by DMAD : dmad.org.tr/en Every year DMAD organize research surveys for cetaceans in Eastern Mediterranean sea. Main focus is Sperm Whale but also any other mammals they cou...videos.trom.tf
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Bringing extinct species alive - Hortobagy National Park - videos.trom.tf/w/hWHgC7izkZzmu…
Hortobagy National Park have some incredible rewilding and conservation projects. Like bringing extinct animals like Auroch, or extincted int the wild Przewalski's horses. It's unique place in Hungary and they are doing so much to restore and protect the nature.
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Bringing extinct species alive - Hortobagy National Park
Hortobagy National Park have some incredible rewilding and conservation projects. Like bringing extinct animals like Auroch, or extincted int the wild Przewalski's horses. It's unique place in Hung...videos.trom.tf
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The problem is that once a species has disappeared, it's gone forever - you can't bring it back, rewilding lobby or not!
What do yo mean you cannot bring a species back? Aren't there plenty of such examples?
Hortobagy National Park has many other conservation concerns to (try to) deal with
Can you give me more info about that?
Also I'll tag @Dima in case he wants to reply.
When a species becomes extinct, well, that's the end of it. It's too late.
When a population of a species has disappeared, it's possible to reintroduce it, using individuals from elsewhere, on the express condition that the causes of its local disappearance have been eliminated.
The Auroch is an extinct species, although we're tinkering with backwards selection
I see what you mean. I am unsure how they define an extinct species here - maybe they mean a species is extinct from a particular environment, or all natural environments, but still exists in captivity. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extinct_…
For sure I agree that if the causes of extinction are not dealt with, reintroducing it is probably not going to work.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurochs I see what you mean.
Have a look to the "Breeding of aurochs-like cattle" in the Wikipedia article you send me
Blooming of Tisza River - MAYFLY MADNESS by @Dima videos.trom.tf/w/wLuc6u55EGupS…
It is important to remember how interesting the natural world is.
Blooming of Tisza River - MAYFLY MADNESS
I was filming video in Hungary about Hortobagy Natural Park and then unexpectedly found out that in these days should be a natural phenomenon which occurs only once in a year, only in this week in...videos.trom.tf
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Discovering wildlife of the Carpathian Mountains videos.trom.tf/w/siAiFPohHNrod…
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Discovering wildlife of the Carpathian Mountains
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Tio
in reply to TROM • •I posted this comment on the video itself but will paste it here in case you @Dima see it:
Very well made video Dima!
I did not understand the "solution" part. There was a guy who was planting a crop with all of the other plants, so no herbicides. But how can you harvest that on a big scale? Also how about invasive species when you dont control for that?
Also wouldnt it be better instead of 3D printing that thing for bees, with plastic, to use wood?
Great job overall!
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