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Makes all the difference. only if we know whats there can we manage whats there and be able to make, you know, decisions about the future. as well as the fires and the underlying issue of drought, chlamydia is a huge problem putting koalas under threat. so staff at currumbin have been using tech of their own to help diagnose the disease. we can take a swab, we can use this little unit here called the genie 3 and it will detect whether theres chlamydia or not from that swab within 25 minutes. so ...

All of the algorithms that have been developed to date is processing back at a university, so theres no in field processing. so were now going to work with the universities and the institutions, take their datasets and algorithms that theyve started to develop, layer it over our technology, which enables us to do these surveys at night in the field and get real—time data back. and thats the key. someone who knows a thing or two about the state of australian animals is dr michael pyne. when i f...

To date is processing back at a university, so there is no infield processing. so were now going to work with and institutions to take the datasets and algorithms they have started to develop, lariat over our technology, which enables us to do these surveys at night in the field and get real—time data back. and thats the key. someone who knows a thing or two about the state of australian animals is doctor michael payne. when i first started here 20 years ago we admitted just three koalas in th...

Teams‘ computers? how taiwan is tackling covid with tac. and finding culley —— cuddly koalas with drones. hello, you. hope you‘re doing 0k. the weather is getting warmer here which means only one thing— any minute now you will hear my next—door neighbour‘s longmire whizzing past and there is nothing anyone can do about it. there is an app for that, don‘t you watch a programme called click? 0h app for that, don‘t you watch a programme called click? oh yes, i remember. we were ac...

Someone who knows a thing or two about the state of australian animals is doctor michael payne. when i first started here 20 years ago we admitted just three koalas in the whole year and last year we admitted almost 600 koalas. he sees real value in an up—to—date digital sensors. these surveys are done intermittently, maybe every ten years, and in many areas they are not done at all, its just estimates. technology such as drones, using those thermal cameras, can mean a large area can be cove...

Reasonable. they might not think they would have done the same thing, but i hope they would agree it was reasonable calculations in all the circumstances. and i dont think what i did in these 14 days was a mistake, but i certainly made a lot of other mistakes, i make mistakes every day. thank you. caitlin. thank you. you have already said, mr cummings, there was an available empty property at your parents farm. it was not a second home, to which travel to is banned, but it is a privileged positi...

Concern here about when bidders will return and whether they will return and whether they will the money to spend. at the mogos wildlife park, there are hundreds of animals but no visitors, it reopened less than a month after the bushfires and then coronavirus forced it to close its doors again. with no international terrorism expected in australia any time soon, the future of these do depends on domestic visitors coming back. will not have those days when the zoo is packed with people and we ho...

Period. >> we restrictions starting to ease, theres hope business will be back and so too the tourists. >> i have no doubt theres desperate for people to come back. >> lynda kinkade, cnn. well from football to golf, professional sports shut down by the pandemic are slowly starting to come back. in germany the leaguer held attendance. in the u.s., nascar held its first race since the season was suspended. kevin harvick coming out on top. meanwhile charity golf match in florida helped raise mill...

>> australia is open. less than two weeks later austral australia. >> we have faced the most challenging period in the history of australian tourism in the past six months. >> reporter: with restrictions starting to ease, this whole business will be back, so, too, will the tourists. >> i had no idea. >> linda kinkaide, cnn. australia has done a great job with this. thank you foryour company. "early start" is up next. youre watching cnn. xfinity watchathon week has come to an end.

See. so happy bumping as we approach memorial day. speaker happy bumping. >> an excellent p.r. move by the fishtail people. greg. >> all right, lets do this. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great i dont know about you, but theres nothing better than a tiny bush baby yawning. check out this little guy. i dont even know how an animal like this could exist and be that adorable. there must be something -- look at that. there must be something evil about the bush baby to b...