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V.a. and right now they are having problems finding exactly the right candidate. it could be days if to the a couple of beaks until we hear who is going to fill those two positions. its coming down to the last strokes here and proving that two of those positions they got he tend protocol the protest difficult to fill. tucker? >> thanks, john. appreciate it. a group in california is working to succeed from the union. its not going to fall off in the ocean just going to become its own country. thi...

V.a. and right now they are having problems finding exactly the right candidate. it could be days if to the a couple of beaks until we hear who is going to fill those two positions. its coming down to the last strokes here and proving that two of those positions they got he tend protocol the protest difficult to fill. tucker? >> thanks, john. appreciate it. a group in california is working to succeed from the union. its not going to fall off in the ocean just going to become its own country. thi...

>> who is this turtle traveling at a speed? >> these turtles, startle them. giant, are they called beaks? do turtles have beaks? weigh in on twitter, kennedy nation. make me learned, please. startle a sea turtle, youre hosed. struck by a turtle. >> there was a loony-tunes call when daffy duck tries to sell insurance to porky pig. >> thats how many of us became ligeritarians. >> is this a converting jegs were not actually on the air right now? >> intervex. >> daffy told porky if he likes his heal...

>> reporter: well, sounds like theyre cooking the beaks the daily pleas broke center inspector general is investigating a complaint by analysts, saying their intelligence assessments were changed by their superiors to present a rosier picture on how the fight against isis is going. the pentagon inspect yogins investigating. >> the secretary has addressed this previously and has made clear he expects candid intelligence analysis to come his direction for folks to call it like they sigh it. >> rep...

They choose cruisesades to have the reputation of being brainy. >> i am outraged by isis. i also have done research on these cages. they are horrific. they force feed them. they clip their beaks. there is less than a sheet of paper between them sometimes. they dont feed them properly which then means that youre not fed properly because youre eating the eggs. it should be cage free but free range. they should be allowed to roam and not fed hormones and antibiotics and if you care about your own b...

>> awesome. all right. lets go see them. how they eat is why theyre special. poking their flat beaks into the water feeling for their next meal. so few animals are sensitive to the health of the ecosystem. >> did you hear that? >> yeah. oh, look, yeah. >> by the time plume hunting was banned in the 30s, there were five nesting pairs left in florida bay. but after a generations worth of work by folks like jerry, there are over 1200 pairs by the 1970s. but just as they reached the brink of recover...

Deep in these swampy mangrove jungle gyms on isabella. how can you tell its abandoned from here? >> the binoculars. >> okay. i thought you had some kind of bird sense. >> oh, did you hear that in tut, tut, tut? >> thats a good sign. they stay completely hidden during our hike, but heres some footage captured by francescas team. not only are these birds threatened by rats, but sometime in the late 1950s, a random cargo brought a certain kind of fly to the galapagos, a fly that feeds on the beaks ...

Here. >> its kind of bird that hides deep in these swampy mangrove jungle gyms on isabella. how can you tell its abandoned from here? >> the binoculars. >> okay. i thought you had some kind of bird sense. >> oh, did you hear that in tut, tut, tut? >> thats a good sign. they stay completely hidden during our hike, but heres some footage captured by francescas team. not only are these birds threatened by rats, but sometime in the late 1950s, a random cargo brought a certain kind of fly to the gala...

>> its the kind of bird that hides deep in these swampy mangrove jungle gyms on isabela. how can you tell its amman donndon -- abandoned from here? okay. >> oh, the mangrove finch. did you hear that? toot, toot, toot. >> thats a good sign all right. they say completely hidden during our hike. but heres footage from francescas team. not only are these birds threatened by rats but in the 1950s a random load of cargo brought a certain kind of fly to the galapagos, a fly that feeds on the little bea...

You know its ironic. i saw so much wildlife roaming free but to catch the one creature that threatens most of them, i had to visit a glass case. this is the rogues gallery of rats. as careful custodians or the government of ecuador, the charles darwin foundation keeps a catalog of life both native and invasive. these are the different beaks? >> we have a woodpecker finch. >> this is a record of change from darwins favorite finches to the snake thats developed a taste fof seafood. >> these guys h...