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WMNF | Science Writer-Wildlife Photographer Discusses New Book On "Bears of the North - Vimarsana News

WMNF | Science Writer-Wildlife Photographer Discusses New Book On "Bears of the North

Wayne Lynch—science writer, photographer, and author of numerous books, most recently, “Bears of the North: A Year Inside Their Worlds,” a deep and thorough exploration of the four northern bears: American black bear, polar bear, brown bear, and Asiatic black bear—offered his perspective, in a "Talking Animals" interview, on what it is about bears that so many people find so enchanting.

Source: wmnf.org
Pharrell Williams Pulls 'Something in the Water' Festival Out of Virginia Beach Due to City's 'Toxic Energy' - Vimarsana News

Pharrell Williams Pulls 'Something in the Water' Festival Out of Virginia Beach Due to City's 'Toxic Energy'

Pharrell is pulling his Something in the Water music festival from his hometown of Virginia Beach following the police killing of his cousin.

Source: eurweb.com
Pharrell Williams explains why he pulled his music festival from Virginia - Vimarsana News

Pharrell Williams explains why he pulled his music festival from Virginia

Pharrell Williams has decided that he’ll be pulling his Something in the Water music festival from his hometown of Virginia Beach, Virginia.

Special Movie Presentation: "A Winter's Tale" - Vimarsana News

Special Movie Presentation: "A Winter's Tale"

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Die Rückkehr der Tiere im Pantanal Brasiliens - Vimarsana News

Die Rückkehr der Tiere im Pantanal Brasiliens

Sonntag, 11. Juli 2021, 09:34 bis 10:00 Uhr, NDR Info Eine Sendung von Gudrun Fischer Das größte Süßwasser-Feuchtgebiet der Welt trägt den Namen Pantanal. In den vergangenen beiden Jahren haben in Brasilien die Waldbrände um fünfzig Prozent zugenommen. Neben dem Amazonasgebiet war von den Bränden besonders das größte Süßwasser-Feuchtgebiet der Welt betroffen, das Pantanal. Es ist seit dem Jahr 2000 UNESCO Weltnaturerbe. Mit einer Fläche von 230.000 Quadratkilometern ist es so groß wie die alte Bundesrepublik. 45.000 Quadratkilometer, also ein Fünft...

Source: ndr.de