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The coronavirus outbreak has had a devastating impact on animal welfare groups. back in april, rajan spoke to a few to see how they were doing. so many people lose theirjob abroad. we're clearly not going to have donations. so if things got really bad, we could be facing, you know, having to sell up. as you know, there's a restriction — what is called 'stay home'. but the population we're working with, a population of mountain gorillas that is used to humans. so it means if you lose one day monitoring, it means something else can happen — like trauma or snares or sickness — that we might...

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 start thousands of miles from home. the coronavirus outbreak has had a devastating impact on animal...

Mother was rescued from captivity where she had been kept as a house pet. sadly, she would never survive in the outside world. we're to sedate alyssa and set up a gps collar for her. the gps collar will now allow one to track elisa when she is released. he prepares a tranquilizer that he will shoot into elisa's muscles. his shot hits the spot and elisa seems confused. finally, elisa is sedated. now we are going to do a test, the

Around 1 million animal and plant species are now threatened with extinction. that's the grim statistic behind a special documentary presented by sir david attenborough. the loss in biodiversity would have catastrophic consequences for us all, threatening food and water security, and reducing our ability to control the climate. 0ur chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt, reports. during his long career, sir david attenborough has seen first—hand some of the most extraordinary natural phenomena. there's more meaning and mutual understanding in exchanging a glance with the gorilla tha...

Animals that have been confirmed to be infected with the virus. animals seem to have much less severe disease from the virus and people do. >> the bronx zoo says the big cats have recovered and are back on display. the bronx zoo remained closed 161 days. the economic toll is adding up for zoos across the country. in philadelphia, the annual operating costs adds up to $70 million. something it will struggle to bring in being open just three days a week. stick with the bottom-line impact is that the organizationl suffer a bottom-line loss. >> the shutdown is drowning aquariums. the alaska sea li...