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But first, we start our look back with another big cat — this one in the wetlands in argentina — where there are plans to introduce jaguars back into the wild. welcome to the island home of rewilding argentina, a project aimed at reintroducing this terrifying animal to the wild. oh, my god. when you make eye contact with a beast the size, your heartjust goes boom, boom, boom. crazy. laughs. she is isa. shes a brazilian panther, or a jaguar. shes about six years old, yeah. shes quite young. a...

0k, ready for some good news? last month, little grey and little white were successfully moved to the beluga sanctuary‘s bay side care pool — the first time in almost ten years theyve been in the sea. wow! so up next, were off to kenya with henry, where we see what impact the iconic ‘60s film born free had on conservation there. right. here i am, meru national park. this place is amazing for many reasons but right up there has to be its most famous four—legged daughter — thats elsa the...

All over the country. were trying to visit every single ones out of all of the platforms out state and every single national park there, which is why they have a lot in the country, all on a motorcycle. more work to do. this all started when i actually so youtube has come out with a lot of statistics like saying that they have increased — went on a trip abroad and i wasnt introduced policy changes that have worked to decrease recommendations able to bring sox with me of borderline content by u...

Of our favourite animal encounters. movements to add whatever sound hello and welcome to the travel show you have given them, with me, mike corey, making it look as though youre coming to you from actually saying it. romania, actually. during my time on the programme, ive come across some pretty amazing animals. there are orangutans in malaysia and borneo. now, they can do it using one of their voices or your own. and it also means that there 97% of their dna shared with humans, is the opportuni...

Ready for some good news? last month little grey and little white were successfully moved to the beluga sanctuary‘s bayside campus. the first time in almost ten years theyve beenin in almost ten years theyve been in the sea. wow! so next were off to kenya with henry, where we see what impact the iconic 60s film born free had on conservation there. right. here i am. this place is amazing for many reasons but right up there has to be its most famous 4—legged daughter, the lion. she was the ins...

Is no fence separating us. she is no fence separating us. she is just there, is no fence separating us. she isjust there, a is no fence separating us. she is just there, a few metres away. from here on, elisa faces an uncertain future but the gps collar will track her whereabouts so juan collar will track her whereabouts sojuan and his tea m whereabouts sojuan and his team can see how she adapts to life in the wild. still to come on the travel show, we meet the beluga whales about to get a fresh...

As well as a symptom. 80% of the sunlight that strikes the ice is reflected back into space. the dark ocean water absorbs 90% of it, that means the oceans heat up and arctic temperatures rise further. on average, arctic sea ice is declining by 12% a decade, which is why some forecasters say it could be ice—free within 15 years. bad news for santa and even worse news for polar bears. earlier this year, one forecast said they could virtually be extinct by the end of the century. it would also ce...

Thats double the amount that burns in a typical year. >> scary. >> reporter: 70 kbreer-year-old topea and her cats have been in this shelter. >> the police came knocking at the door and said we need to go now. this is the worst experience. scary. >> reporter: half a million oregonians are living in evacuation zones. tens of thousands have been forced to plea and there are growing concerns that the death toll will rise. too dangerous to search for the missing. >> his home was completely lost. >> ...

And think it is all about vegetation management we are not going to succeed together protecting californians. >> okay. itll start getting cooler. you just watch. >> i wish science agreed with you. >> well, i dont think science knows actually. >> scoffing at the science and laughing at the scientists. martin savidge is out front. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: it is being called a once in a generation event. more than a dozen large fires burning in the state of oregon. about an hour and a half south...

To safely bring animals in to us. >> showed up in the back yard, the goose, foot ensnarled in fishing line and having trouble walking. they loaned an air-propelled net. covered the goose. we picked it up. they operated on it, brought it home the same day and released it back. it was special, because we knew because of us this goose was going to live. we cant save them all but its important that we help those we can. >> announcer: "impact your world" brought to you by fujifilm. value from innovat...