Лекцию читает Антон Владимирович Бирюков, научный сотрудник лаборатории космических проектов ГАИШ МГУ. Кандидат физико-математических наук.
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Министр иностранных дел Сергей Лавров заявил, что у западных стран отсутствуют этические нормы и навыки дипломатической работы, комментируя расследования об отравлении Алексея Навального. «Логика такая: «Москва уже два дня молчит. Раз молчит — значит виновата»», — добавил глава МИД. Расследование было опубликовано 14 декабря. Его подготовили журналисты из медиа The Insider, CNN и Bellingcat. Им удалось узнать имена сотрудников ФСБ, которые с 2017 года осуществляли за Навальным слежку, а также дважды пытались отравить его с помощью боевого химического оружия. На следующий день после выхода расследования пресс-секретарь президента России Дмитрий Песков отменил традиционный брифинг с представителями СМИ, который обычно проходит каждый будний день. На связи со студией Дождя — политолог, сотрудник Карлова университета Александр Морозов. Екатерина Котрикадзе узнала у него, можно ли говорить, что комментарии Кремля о расследовании будут даны в том же ключе, как и заявление Лаврова. Также Морозов рассказал, как, по его мнению, публикация расследования повлияет на Россию.
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Experience our planets natural beauty and examine how climate change impacts all living creatures in this ambitious documentary of spectacular scope.
In this episode: Cameras follow desert elephants seeking sustenance, bison roaming North American grasslands and caterpillars living the good life underground.
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Everyone needs a place to live, but some arent happy with the great outdoors, they look for some home comforts — they use extraordinary specialist building skills to construct the perfect home. Homes have many uses. They can prove a bolthole to escape predators, a safe nursery in which to raise young, a food store and a shelter from bad weather.
Animals of many shapes and sizes build their own homes. Perhaps the biggest construction projects are those undertaken by ants. Hundreds of thousands work together to construct their home.
Small mammals are expert diggers. Meerkats and hamsters both excavate elaborate tunnels where they can stay out of harms way and raise their young, though the hamster likes to work alone while the meerkats prefer to have the company of an entire clan.
When it comes to making a nursery, it’s birds who steal the show. In just a few days they can construct a basket of twigs — a nest that can support their growing family and keep them out of harms way.
There is one other good builder in the animal kingdom — us. Did we learn our skills from the animal home builders?
Imagine you are flying above the African savannah, swimming under Antarctic ice, climbing up Amazon trees and diving the Marianna abyss.
Imagine you can suddenly see in the night, hear ultra-sounds, decode radar waves and detect electric fields.
1,2,3… you are a lion or else a dolphin, a bear or a vulture!
Using the latest technologies of image treatment and stock footage from Saint Thomas Productions’ extensive film library, this wildlife series presents an insider’s view of the predators’ life and senses. Both spectacular and entertaining, the series gives a modern outlook on nature and its most spectacular ambassadors: predators.
Each episode depicts a predator and its hunting techniques in its natural habitat. Following the principles of a food chain, the programmes jump from one animal to the next, from hunter to prey.
Poles
Mirages are shaping over the immaculate ice shelf. Close up shot of a bear inhaling the frozen air. From the bear’s point of view, we understand that… he is smelling a seal. This odour is that of a young ringed seal hidden under a thin layer of snow. A few steps and paw swipes to clear the animal and uncover a young ringed seal snack. Under the ice shelf, protected from bears by several meters of frozen ice, belugas- the white whales- are hunting halibut. In their tridimensional environment, individuals can communicate the good hunting spots while kilometres apart. The chattering of these ghost hunters is continuous. At the South Pole, leopard seals hunt in silence. But they are nonetheless excellent tacticians. Their hunt is based on their excellent sight, experience and a perfect knowledge of their prey’s calendar. When do the parent penguins go off to feed at sea, when do they return, when are the young going to take their first bath and where exactly will they get into the water? The answers to these questions are all part of the leopard seal’s hunting culture. We follow his adventures under the surface of ice-covered bays. When his hunting season comes to an end at fall, the Northern spring wakes the polar bear which goes off to hunt. Our year in the lives of Pole predators comes to a close.
Author(s): Frédéric Bernadicou et Julien Naar
Director(s): Frédéric Bernadicou et Julien Naar
Year: 2006
Producer(s): Saint Thomas Productions
Running time: 2x52mn
Format: Digital Beta Super 16 mm
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The Almendro Tree must be the most impressive of all the jungle giants in Costa Ricas rainforest. From root to top, this unique tree offers habitats, shelter and nourishment to an incredible number of creatures. Whenever an Almendro goes down, almost the entire community goes down with it, demonstrating the fragility of interdependent systems. A dramatic example of this principle is the Great Green Macaw. Wherever the tree disappears, the parrot no longer is found.