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Maybe manatee would end up in their fishing nets and people would keep them as pets . but then the manatees wouldnt die in captivity. the amazon rescue center was the only place in the world where rescued manatees are raised and then released back into the wild they take a lot of looking after the calves need to be fed every 2 hours for the 1st 2 years there are lactose intolerant so theyre given a special milk imported from the u.s. one manatee costs the center $10000.00 per year the animals ha...

A chance that he ketosis were completely unfamiliar with this species. maybe manatee would end up in their fishing nets and people would keep them as pets . but then the manatees will you die in captivity. the amazon rescue center is the only place in the world where rescued manatees are raised and then released back into the wild they take a lot of looking after the calves need to be fed every 2 hours for the 1st 2 years there are lactose intolerant so theyre given a special milk imported from ...

Found a new home in the book it to go pull national park where shes now living in the wild. all the orangutans in this nature reserve were born in captivity each one with its own story. for him bonnie has lived in the wild for years right now shes coming back to the center regularly to show off her young son raja. when you observe an orangutan you often see behaviors that are typical of human beings you can really see that were closely related. each animal is an individual with a different face ...

Home. the hostages were released on president reagans inauguration day after more than 400 days in captivity. in the 1980s the u.s. began protecting kuwaiti oil tankers from attacks in the persian gulf. it was response to the iran and iraq war. throughout the 1990s and 2000s, the u.s. imposed additional sanctions against iran. in 2002, president george w. bush named iran as one of three countries in the axis of evil. president obama vowed to begin rebuilding relations with iran. in 2015, the ira...

Mark meredith at the long-standing tension between the united states and iran. those remember 1988, déjà vu all over again. >> the us and iran have a long and complicated history filled with decades of distrust and military -- followers of the ayatollah storm the us embassy in tehran in 1979. then president jimmy carter tried diplomatic and military efforts to bring the hostages home but they were later released on president reagans inauguration day after 400 days in captivity. in the late 198...

Including when it comes to sentencing. the next evening your request is rejected. outright i was already in bed when i heard a loud banging at the door people told me that i wouldnt be allowed to see fabia. he had supposedly been a high ranking member of the i.r.s. . we fact theres nothing left for you or him to do but return home with one son missing and the other in captivity all that remains for him is uncertainty. and in germany the fear of returning militants lingers well its estimated that...

I was already in bed when i heard a loud banging at the door 2 people told me that i wouldnt be allowed to see fabio when he had supposedly been a high ranking member of the i.a.s. . we fact theres nothing left for you want him to do but return home with one son missing and the other in captivity all that remains for him is uncertainty. and in germany the fear of returning militants lingers well its estimated that to date 1000 men and women from germany have joined the so-called islamic state. t...

Widely reviled british isis fighters known as the beetles in captivity in syria. >> i consider my role in this whole scenario, this whole episode as one of my mistakes. i would like to apologize. >> reporter: who would you like to apologize to? >> everybody who was affected. directly or indirectly. >> reporter: they are accused of torture which they deny. now they offer a rare confession. they tried to arrange ransoms for some of isiss european hostages. >> the communication. it was proof of lif...

Kurdish forces, well, it remains uncertain. our nick paton walsh spoke with two british nationals from the notorious isis group referred to as "the beatles." theyre now in custody and confessing to crimes. cnn sent a camera crew to the prison facility were they were being held so nick paton walsh could interview them via video link about their offenses, their fears and their uncertain future. >> reporter: their bravado gone, broken and begging to learn their fate. this is whats become of the wid...

>> reporter: their bravado gone, broken and begging to learn their fate. this is whats become of the widely reviled british isis fighters known as the beatles in captivity in syria. >> i consider my role in this whole scenario, this whole episode as one of my mistakes. yeah, i would like to apologize for. >> who would you like to apologize to? >> everybody involved. everybody who was affected directly or indirectly. >> reporter: theyre accused of torture in isis network of prison cells, which th...