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>> whatever happens to the glacier, esai wants to make sure that the ice dragon has a future. so he is collecting some for his captive breeding program. >> protecting any species is valuable. but protecting a species that can actually teach you how to survive on an environment like this year round for millions of years, it is imperative. that lets you shop over 17,000 cars from home. creating a coast-to-coast network to deliver your car as soon as tomorrow. recruiting an army of customer advocates to make your experience incredible. and putting you in control of the whole thing, with powerful ...

Itself to live at this extreme. >> little is known about these incredibly rare inspects. he thinks that their blood contains glycerol, a natural antifreeze, but the big question is what do they eat. he believes they feed on tiny algae that live in the ice, and when times are hard each other. but as the world warms time is running out for the ice dragon. >> there's very little information about this species, but it is endangered because we already know that their habitat is melting away at an incredibly fast pace. >> whatever happens to the glacier, he wants to make sure that the ice dragon has...

This extreme. >> he has known about these incredibly rare insects. esais thinks that their blood contains glycerol, a natural antifreeze. but the big question is what do they eat? he believes they feed on tiny algae that live in the ice. and when times are hard, each other. but as the world warms, time is running out for the ice dragon. >> there is very little information about this species, but it is endangered because we already know that their habitat, it's melting away at an incredibly fast pace. >> whatever happens to the glacier, esai wants to make sure that the ice dragon has a future. ...

Conserve the andean condor and through the condor, to reconnect people with nature. >> reporter: endemic to south america, numbers of these soaring birds are plummeting across the continue innocent. sometimes mistaken for predators, they face threats from human activities like hunting and poisoning from toxic baits. >> reporter:. >> translator: many condors come down to dead animals. they ingest lead bullets and lead kills them. >> reporter: with a wingspan of up to ten feet, these giant birds are slow to reproduce. so, he and his team developed a captive breeding program. they take one egg fr...

Anniversary of the modern gay rights movement this weekend already on friday crowds gathered at the place where the movement began new york city's stonewall and that's where in 1989 protests broke out after police raided one of the few establishments in the community which the community could frequent in the city it was the start of decades of activism being remembered this weekend with pride parades underway in european cities like parents. visitors to a brazilian wildlife reserve will soon be able to get a glimpse of these furry newcomers in real life but they've already made their media deb...