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And the camera will detect the movement and then take a series of photos. and this was what worried him the most. the fate of the endangered kangaroo island dunnart, a tiny marsupial. when you have species like the kangaroo island dunnart, thats only found here, its not on mainland australia, not on any other islands, not in captivity, and they only live in this really small location — if you have a fire that comes through and takes them all out, takes out the habitat, you dont really know how...

In captivity, and they only live in this really small location, if you have a fire that comes through and takes them all out, takes out the habitat, you dont really know how that species is going to respond. so we were obviously pretty concerned there was going to be some pretty major impacts for that species. there always would have been... itirui’ith always would have been... with redators always would have been... with predators on — always would have been... with predators on the _ alway...

Kangaroo island wildlife researcher pat hodgins remembers the fear which gripped him in the days which followed. it was pretty clear to us that the impacts for threatened species on the island was going to be pretty massive. if you see just the fire ripping through the habitat and taking everything away, its like a massive habitat loss, just like that, the click of a heartbeat, really. the ki dunnart is pretty distinctive. it runs along here, in front of this camera trap, and the camera will det...

And roxanne from elite full career. and roxanne from elite full career. and mara who is a magnificent sea eagles he was bred in captivity. tell me a bit about her. mara is nine years old and we have been working together forjust over a year. you can see that she has a big set of feet, a nice big yellow beak, she is in full adult plumage. and what a wingspan! absolutely, 78" in the wing. does she have good eyesight? yes, she would be able to see everything over to those trees across the loch ther...

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In 1976, the mexican grey wolf was recognised as endangered and there are about 300 currently living in captivity. youre watching bbc news. the bafta awards ceremony will be broadcast later on bbc one, celebrating the best on—screen talent and tv programmes of 2020. steve mcqueens five—part series small axe leads the way with six nominations. i may destroy you, normal people and the crown are also in the running, as our entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. small axe, large baf...

Will keep monitoring them, so is brilliant! some more animals now... here are some cute animals. here are five wolf cubs — who made their public debut at a zoo in mexico city. the cubs — who are said to be in good health — are part of a breeding programme thats kept the species alive. they were declared endangered in 1976 and there have been at many of them that have been bred in captivity. now its time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. it isa it is a reversal of fortunes today, ...

So so is m brilliant! some more so is brilliant! some more animals now. .. here are some cute animals. here are five wolf cubs — who made their public debut at a zoo in mexico city. the cubs — who are said to be in good health — are part of a breeding programme thats kept the species alive. they were declared endangered in 1976 and there have been at many of them that have been bred in captivity. now its time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. it isa it is a reversal of fortunes t...

The monument honours the more than 22,000 servicemen who died under british command. now on bbc news, our world. six years ago, amsha escaped from captivity in northern iraq, after being held by is militants. today, she is risking her life to clear her homeland of unexploded mines. in the summer of 2014, is militants swept across northern iraq. in sinjar, they would go on to commit a massacre, taking thousands of young women like amsha hostage.

Now on bbc news, our world. six years ago, amsha escaped from captivity in northern iraq, after being held by is militants. today she is risking her life to clear her homeland of unexploded mines. in the summer of 2014, is militants swept across northern iraq. in sinjar, they would go on to commit a massacre, taking thousands of young women like amsha hostage.