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>> that's a really good point because that's where it gets much, much, much more complex. we're going to widen out and talk about some of the area chad was. here's biloxi over here, new orleans up in here and louisiana coast, all the way over to texas. this area is called the fertile fisheries crescent. some of those lsu researchers i was talking to earlier today, they toll me the marshes down if here are critical to the success of the entire region down here because this is where many critters, from shrimp to crab and many fish species, start their life cycle. in fact, some of the younger, ju...

Birds we still have are kept in captivity so when you want to release them into the wild you have to show them the migration route or create a new migration tradition. going. and that takes a lot of effort. and call him as to start working with a bird shortly after they hatch the foster mother to teach them to react to certain calls. finally it's kind. of. their northern border very close to their foster mothers. the young birds are supposed to follow the women everywhere because they have and it's person and we kept and when they're between three and eight days old they learned how as soon as...

Been saying that they met and tried to discuss the issue something that hadn't happened in the past so often so at least i've seen by many people here as a as a positive development but again what was really evident today was that i'm going to merkel and viktor orban see the migration issue in an absolutely radically different way because. the other part of this mission impossible was germany's interior minister in vienna reasoning with the courts did he get own any better while germany and austria have also had problems when it comes to migration in the past and in fact all simple additions m...

Fisheries crescent. the lsu experts told me the marchs are critical to the success of the entire region down here because this is where many critters from shrimp to crab and many fish species start their life cycle. in fact, some of the younger, juvenile ones, have to live here. so, enough oil in this area could be disastrous because this really is a nursery for the entire gulf. on top of that, millions of shore birds are nesting here right now, including the state bird, the brown pelican. plus, this is a prime migration route for over a half billion other bird we see all over the country. the...