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returned from the North Pole, now00:00:03
I’ll tell you a little about it, it was amazing00:00:06
and it will be even more amazing because00:00:08
we have new trips and you00:00:10
can join them via the link under the video00:00:12
in September we are going to Georgia in October we00:00:15
We are going to Primorsk reserve in the Far00:00:17
East and to the most picturesque country in00:00:19
Africa - Namibia, and in Dendera we have00:00:21
Argentina in general, and for the New Year we are00:00:24
modestly flying to Uganda for mountain00:00:26
gorillas and chimpanzees, but if in00:00:29
Moscow, then you can00:00:31
join my excursions every weekend around the00:00:34
Moscow Zoo this is the easiest00:00:36
way to see animals from all over the world in00:00:38
just four hours in one beautiful00:00:40
place and the link to our excursion is also00:00:43
under the video, but now about the North Pole I am00:00:46
glad to welcome to us in the south a new dark00:00:50
naturalist and popularizer of biology00:00:52
author and presenter of everything like the animals'00:00:53
program is about the tomb of who these00:00:56
people are, but the most interesting thing is that Evgenia,00:00:58
good morning, thank you for taking the time to come00:01:01
to us for the morning light, you are00:01:04
just a little00:01:06
straight from the North Pole, here you are at the North Pole, come to us in the00:01:08
silver rain studio, appreciate it, dear friends, right, right,00:01:11
right there in the very genes00:01:14
that I walked on00:01:16
they they still carry dust dust of winter snow of the00:01:21
next expedition00:01:24
even or to another place where it’s00:01:28
better not to clean it better00:01:31
visited once and ticked here but no no we00:01:36
asked each other this question of course at00:01:37
the beginning we’ll go here and everyone had00:01:41
such complex faces, it was clear that people00:01:44
were experiencing a rich range of emotions, on the one00:01:47
hand, of course, it’s like going into space,00:01:49
how did you get there? I00:01:51
immediately got the idea of00:01:52
playing on a nuclear icebreaker;00:01:55
there aren’t many ways to get to the00:01:56
North Pole; yes, I’ll go back ten00:01:59
before and nuclear icebreakers, as far as I00:02:00
know, quite a bit, yes, well, that’s exactly how00:02:02
we all coincided, the achievements of00:02:04
how many substances you chose, but here’s an00:02:06
interesting survey and the creatures of the trip are a little00:02:09
in fact, in fact, what was it the00:02:11
Tomsk icebreaker race 50 years of victory and a00:02:16
cruise on cruise is an00:02:19
inappropriate word here, but nevertheless, a00:02:21
trip to the North Pole with children00:02:25
606 children from all over the country, winner of00:02:28
various kinds of intellectual competitions00:02:30
and Olympiads, here we are with them, six00:02:33
experts about a couple, six experts,00:02:36
six facilitators who will00:02:37
act as00:02:39
emotional layers between the paintings00:02:41
and the children Well, there are also different00:02:44
good people there, counselors, her team and we00:02:47
all went there in a crowd, that is,00:02:49
we read to the kids to draw Irka, made00:02:51
popular science films and, in general, with these00:02:54
jokes and jokes we reached the North00:02:55
Pole and returned to our brother how many slaps and00:02:58
10 days 9 days only on the fifth day00:03:01
you come to the pole, turn around,00:03:02
go back and that’s exactly what I00:03:07
did, well, the pole is an ice floe and you00:03:10
reach the point where it is00:03:13
highlighted on the wheelhouse 9000:03:16
degrees north latitude, the icebreaker will be00:03:18
everyone terribly happy, the full feeling of the00:03:20
new year, then everyone from captivity they sing nasheed00:03:23
on anything without the master himself because there are00:03:26
children nearby children and sea prohibition00:03:29
so there is such an imaginary champagne and00:03:31
then we spent about half an hour looking for00:03:34
something that could be done and00:03:37
therefore and we had a sign for the00:03:40
north pole, we stuck it in north00:03:43
pole 90 degrees north latitude00:03:44
we stuck it, of course, not where00:03:47
geographically, but where it was00:03:49
the safest, but00:03:52
as far as I know, to the geographic north pole on a ship, you didn’t have to00:03:54
get there and land there and00:03:58
disembark, it’s impossible not to point out how00:04:00
rarely it coincides to you are 90 degrees00:04:02
or done that you can get out and not00:04:05
stay on the rope, this is what00:04:07
I remember most here, although the feeling00:04:10
in general from all of this is the00:04:13
feeling that you are in space on another planet,00:04:17
even for a moment, another planet it was on the00:04:19
land of Franz Joseph this is the very best It00:04:22
was an amazing place for me, and00:04:24
of course the labor force returned, just without00:04:25
talking about why00:04:27
nature is one of the northernmost00:04:31
archipelagos in the world, something like 9000:04:34
islands,00:04:36
you can’t remember the exact number, but there are00:04:39
some huge numbers of them,00:04:40
smaller ones, smaller straits between them, and00:04:43
that’s it these are truly absolutely00:04:45
alien landscapes,00:04:47
we were very lucky with the weather, the weather was00:04:49
calm, there was absolute calm, and this is what00:04:52
summer is like now, there food is already mostly00:04:56
growing or floating on this absolutely00:04:59
smooth surface in which bird colonies are reflected00:05:00
in the network, rocks, glaciers, and00:05:04
some glaciers and snowfields. Some of these are00:05:07
just blue domes without snow cover,00:05:09
just pure blue ice and they are00:05:12
floating along the strait united and00:05:15
margins are floating on the ice floes, just like they are about to do it in00:05:18
some kind of photo wallpaper,00:05:20
this is photoshop, this could happen today and00:05:23
all this and the icebreaker is going smoothly, the plan for at the00:05:26
quietest pace and you have an absolute00:05:28
feeling that you’re on another planet and here are00:05:30
the mattresses for margin in the form of ice,00:05:33
just an interest in all the different00:05:35
living creatures on the way to the North Pole and00:05:36
back who we met we met in00:05:39
huge numbers Yulina paper00:05:42
we met a bear of course00:05:44
last year the same one went, that is, this00:05:46
icebreaker of evil does not go every year00:05:48
last year and the00:05:50
bear was 1 and at that time the children had a00:05:54
lecture and they will not be thrown out, the children are not00:05:57
talking about the children on the street and a00:05:59
classmate so the counselors come00:06:02
how to maneuver the disk flow the children00:06:04
had a lecture, the counselors decided that they couldn’t00:06:05
cope with this flow and that’s why00:06:07
the children didn’t see how00:06:09
terrible it was, just went to the North Pole00:06:11
like a fool, sat there while you00:06:13
went, they don’t let you00:06:15
wait for the cabin here, decided that this is it at all00:06:18
should not happen again, we will have bears at00:06:21
all costs, and the very first00:06:24
bear was simply announced over the loudspeaker from the00:06:25
wheelhouse on the port side of the00:06:27
bear, they say so touchingly bear,00:06:30
and then the walker is like this, we had a00:06:34
lecture by the polar explorer of the boyar, we were a00:06:36
boyar of a healthy person, and after00:06:38
absolutely a guy who, back in the00:06:39
eighties, went on an international00:06:41
expedition on foot00:06:43
through Antarctica just to the south pole,00:06:45
just from one edge of Antarctica to the00:06:48
other, they walked with the Japanese for about a year00:06:51
with, in my opinion, how it was a very00:06:54
noble company, but since then00:06:56
the boyars Viktorovich walked a lot of places,00:06:59
including the North Pole, he says it’s00:07:01
much more difficult to walk on a chamois with a00:07:03
passive pole because Antarctica is a00:07:04
solid pony, you walk and it’s cold for me, you00:07:07
don’t fall through, you don’t end up in the water, you can’t00:07:11
pull it out of there with a dog on the sand, they00:07:12
walked on dog sleds in Boyarka it00:07:15
was just the day before that00:07:17
she actually gathered for emulation and here on the left side a00:07:19
bear from a cancerous one was afraid, you were sleeping00:07:22
and there you go to the bear just like that00:07:24
and walk and looks back and we00:07:28
looked and didn’t believe it with our eyes and then00:07:32
looked at you with our eyes and didn’t believe it00:07:36
infrequently but somewhere in the summer, about once every00:07:40
2 weeks, there are very bears and00:07:43
especially white creatures are smart, so it00:07:45
seems they don’t forget again for two weeks,00:07:50
but then there were so many bears that there were some00:07:54
next bears and you no longer00:07:57
continue when it disappears beyond00:07:58
the horizon, so looked but in00:08:00
principle the night looks at dad, he leaves, he00:08:02
leaves, one bear killed, got a seal, there00:08:05
was also a garden and again seals Allah,00:08:07
such male hares and ringed seals and00:08:10
and for the bear the most important thing and yes, and the00:08:14
bear got himself the main food and then00:08:16
the icebreaker I’m like that understands that00:08:20
no one will take away for such a thing, but00:08:22
somehow the petit is no longer the same and he propped up and the00:08:26
tournament to hide behind a hummock, they00:08:28
hide the doors amazingly, but everyone00:08:31
who has dealt with a bear for a year is the most00:08:32
amazing thing, unexpectedly, since there was nothing here00:08:34
and here I’m already near you 70000:08:36
kilograms bear let’s00:08:37
pause here and find out what he did with00:08:39
the seal in two or three minutes if you don’t00:08:41
mind00:08:44
in Kamchatka on gray whales therefore gray00:08:47
whales00:08:48
expedition to study cytologists who00:08:50
deals with the name of the00:08:52
slots on the boat00:08:55
10 days, too, here, in fact,00:08:57
your work doesn’t have enough knowledge, you need00:08:59
to be in such shape all the time, you’re00:09:02
just ascetic, you’re going somewhere, and it’s not like00:09:06
all my work is just like that,00:09:08
well, it’s clear that more buildings00:09:10
will withstand the tropics, well - as a corpse, I00:09:14
don’t know that it wouldn’t be harder, to be00:09:16
honest, the tropics, yes, that’s me, just00:09:19
when I’m in the tropics, I see that00:09:21
life has prepared me for this more than00:09:24
watering a quiver of glory, it’s somehow easier,00:09:27
but in the tropics where where were the most00:09:30
remote,00:09:32
but in principle the most, but this is no longer00:09:34
the tropics, the same is already closer to Antarctica, this is00:09:37
New Zealand and Tasmania, and00:09:40
so that the tropics are just corpses,00:09:44
now in December there were November-December,00:09:47
it was in the Amazon in Peru, the00:09:50
equator and just like that big Amazon00:09:53
where the Amazon Iquitos exile00:09:55
abandoned from the rubber cities and the00:09:59
real Amazonian jungle there with the00:10:01
anaconda world jaguars cabbars00:10:03
Lucifer they didn’t catch Esperanto they caught00:10:06
0 I swam where the red film00:10:11
anaconda water burberry for young Jerry00:10:12
and piranha fierce piranhas are00:10:16
also still fish - then the service people are00:10:23
just tons, but in principle they are now,00:10:26
since people are very active in fishing00:10:28
in the Amazon, the tapir not only has not00:10:30
enough food and they sometimes bite, it’s00:10:33
not that they need to sit down, they sit, but they sort of00:10:36
try and00:10:37
people are like, what if there’s some kind of blood there00:10:40
felt how difficult it seems no there is no00:10:42
such thing there is no00:10:45
Jim zone someone actually some kind of caiman00:10:47
that has grown more than 400:10:49
meters and this is very rare black00:10:51
caimans can, in principle, attack00:10:53
people but also gas even the toilet with your hand00:10:55
a boy like that when he is quite big but00:10:57
he doesn’t attacks from 4 meters they begin00:11:00
to think about the person like00:11:01
they are you dear person but00:11:04
exactly if a drop of blood falls from it it’s all00:11:06
like that and usually everyone shows a film of this00:11:07
drops of blood fall into the water and in a00:11:14
year no more than ten are not provoked00:11:17
in case there are no murders or deaths from sharks00:11:20
small steam does not00:11:23
keep its statistics as far as they00:11:25
know, so you can definitely00:11:27
say you understand, it’s well, but it doesn’t00:11:30
seem like such a path to the community that there’s a00:11:33
form of Nelydia and the diver pushes it all away00:11:35
from and you haven’t been here since that lagi00:11:38
lange mantissa of the unfortunate one that the guides00:11:40
they fed exactly what needed to be00:11:42
shown, and the shark was like, well, here are the00:11:45
people, and yes, and then people came and didn’t00:11:46
bring food, well, how come, and I’m already in the mood for the00:11:51
children who are traveling, this is some kind of competition00:11:53
for selection, a competition, Evgeniy Temnova is00:11:56
visiting us, a naturalist close to biology, the author00:11:58
and presenter of the program about00:11:59
who people are, most of all, Yugen is00:12:03
also a traveler who, as we00:12:05
just found out while listening to an00:12:07
advertising musical composition of the tour,00:12:09
probably most of the globe00:12:11
has places where you have never been00:12:13
before than the ball was a question related to00:12:15
children, I’m just wondering, there are00:12:17
places where you haven’t been higher, but you00:12:19
really want to, I really want to go to Madagascar,00:12:22
such an isolated00:12:25
trattoria dosage on its own peculiar00:12:28
fauna with a huge number of endemic00:12:31
lemurs, all these kind of crazy00:12:33
accuphase and chameleon and all this is00:12:36
such an Australia on minimal wages00:12:39
Australia separated 100 million years ago00:12:41
and its fauna went its own00:12:43
way Australia probably all countries of00:12:45
exile where the00:12:47
greatest impression was sent the00:12:49
same large number of all kinds of00:12:51
animals and insects dangerous to humans00:12:53
this myth is supported in every possible way00:12:55
manufacturer of Australia there is actually no regime for us00:12:58
and the second is safe00:13:01
countries where we compare there, for example with Africa,00:13:04
to the end they can attack in00:13:05
Madagascar Africa is right next to it,00:13:08
but it’s not in vain that there are big differences,00:13:10
and besides, you need gas cards,00:13:12
its outgoing nature Of course,00:13:14
they are plowing up very actively and there are less and less primary forests there,00:13:16
so it is simply00:13:18
shrinking, these are the00:13:20
natural habitats, not just00:13:22
decreasing like shagreen leather and00:13:23
I want to catch it before anything goes wrong00:13:25
Madagascar and I also really want00:13:28
to return to the Amazon again, we just00:13:30
went to opera00:13:33
in Peru,00:13:35
including visiting 2 Iquitos where there is a00:13:38
large Amazon and00:13:40
from this Amazon they went out in a tributary to the00:13:43
monkey station where he studies00:13:45
primates and lived there for some time in00:13:47
houses made of tomato boxes and it was00:13:49
so cool and the Amazons with piranhas became a wash poly00:13:52
river dolphins river00:13:56
dolphins saw us above from above they immediately00:13:58
plunged into the myth that piranhas can00:14:00
eat a person I don’t sew in a minute you’re in00:14:03
the rank well, in principle, we probably00:14:05
theoretically can, but God forbid we go00:14:07
hungry or shrink caught and released00:14:10
back we need of course we want we want00:14:12
catch a piranha to look it in the00:14:15
face the person00:14:17
who caught the piranha but in general I really00:14:20
want evil for the New Year we are00:14:22
actually going to uganda uganda a pleasant00:14:24
place00:14:25
awesome place of all all over africa then00:14:28
we usually but now I am as a guest00:14:31
expert actually here we go to the north00:14:33
pole and to Kamchatka, they also00:14:36
invite me to, in principle, we usually00:14:37
organize our trip ourselves, everything is like with00:14:40
animals you can travel, that at some00:14:42
point we realized that we had previously gone and00:14:44
filmed our programs there, a new thing, at00:14:46
some point I realized that it was impossible to00:14:48
film everything easier sometimes we recruit people and00:14:50
search, we will go to Uganda and you try to00:14:53
have such an option to travel with us then00:14:56
we must not say everything like00:14:57
animals before this program is called and you00:15:00
can go with it so they will tell00:15:03
you to help and for yes, is it worth the extras of00:15:05
the strip our educational journey00:15:07
keywords Evgeniya dark everything is like00:15:10
animals travel and the next one we00:15:12
will have is to Georgia through wild Georgia over the00:15:15
park to all sorts of very interesting places00:15:17
then we are going to00:15:19
Primorye in October and in November we are00:15:24
flying to kinder and what should he do for a child00:15:26
to get on the icebreaker if this is the dream of00:15:28
contemporaries on the icebreaker, you need to00:15:30
take part in competitions00:15:33
that Rosatom has with its scientific festival,00:15:36
by the way, and the mustachioed one, how very active it is,00:15:38
so you need to lie down with Arsky00:15:40
activities and the educational00:15:42
program there, 100 in all, they can be00:15:44
praised only for this, not up to the plan00:15:47
Russo's PR there, of course, they spent all the00:15:49
money there, having offices on and a00:15:53
head ahead dance, very good00:15:55
programs here, they don't say a word against it,00:15:58
I want to go to the dacha for a competition they hold00:16:01
on their website, but some kind of thing you00:16:03
need to register here, I won't say00:16:05
here you have to again, run a search engine and00:16:07
look, that is, children and parents of children of the00:16:12
age when they still take it, they00:16:14
probably know00:16:15
what it would be like there or there would be00:16:18
teenagers there, it’s not like there were just children00:16:20
there 1416 it was just like that, the company00:16:24
we have is excellent, excellent interlocutors00:16:25
are excellent, kid 4 condemned it purely00:16:29
physically for up to 10 days on the ship and it’s00:16:32
not 12 years to do it and he just kept up just00:16:35
fine00:16:39
keep up00:16:42
often felt like a plant from every00:16:46
funny question if you have a question00:16:47
dear ladies and gentlemen plus 7 900 379700:16:50
633 how with the vaccination dad dad at00:16:53
when traveling around the world, they are equally00:16:58
good to put yellow anywhere, it won’t00:17:01
hurt to put it once in a lifetime and00:17:05
let it give cross-00:17:07
immunity from various other some00:17:09
cities, and well, hepatitis00:17:13
when hepatitis, which is a disease of dirty00:17:16
hands from malaria, is still not there,00:17:19
so if you are endemic malaria00:17:21
areas or drink prophylaxis a little ron00:17:24
per tablet or how long a day is there and and00:17:27
if you get bitten you won’t get sick and00:17:30
if you don’t drink you will00:17:31
feel a little better all the time00:17:33
because the dollar is so toxic quite well00:17:35
but if you get sick it will get sick if you00:17:38
get sick,00:17:40
then you will drink the same little ron00:17:43
only the countries of training, well, Valery00:17:46
is better to avoid, but in general there are things00:17:49
that00:17:51
every country can just read the00:17:54
list of recommended ones, then hide the00:17:55
actions that you need when visiting00:17:58
the state, it’s so complicated, so this is but00:18:00
then when you return home and00:18:02
you begin to appreciate all these simple00:18:04
joys when a mosquito bites you, it’s just a00:18:06
mosquito that bites you, it just wants your00:18:08
blood, it won’t infect you with anything, I’m00:18:12
inclined to have an attitude towards thieves00:18:15
when I return that there’s nothing worse than a viper,00:18:18
those will be bitten by a mosquito, mosquitoes, as far as I know00:18:22
from textbooks biology,00:18:23
yes, we have Thanos or a connection,00:18:25
malarial mosquitoes, but no malaria, they don’t00:18:28
spread anything to the home, excuse me, but let’s00:18:31
go back a little bit, when00:18:33
we went to the commercial break and on the00:18:36
musical to the seal bear because00:18:38
I’ll ask drying,00:18:41
I felt something, but then when we finally left00:18:45
he was there and Danil is the main food for00:18:48
bears and now when we were approaching00:18:51
the pole we saw an amazing sight00:18:53
so amazing that even the00:18:55
icebreaker crew said an amazing sight00:18:57
very close to the pole a huge oven on the00:19:00
seals just screamed at first00:19:02
then they were united and everywhere they lie there,00:19:06
fat and happy, and the guys from the00:19:10
Russian Arctic Nature Reserve who were with00:19:12
us said that it looks like the fish have come to00:19:15
these latitudes where usually the seals are00:19:17
not only here, but a lot of fish came after them,00:19:19
the seals came and swam, but the bears didn’t00:19:22
come and that’s why the seals now it’s00:19:25
just Miami here they have a lot of fish here ol00:19:28
inclusive there are no bears and they lie and00:19:30
when the icebreaker left from laziness they are also like00:19:33
people they each have their own character00:19:34
some lie right under the water some lie00:19:36
and pretend that nothing is happening and00:19:38
some run away but when this00:19:39
looks around and growls,00:19:43
it’s clear that they didn’t let me understand that in00:19:45
Antarctica there is a bipartisanship, polar bears00:19:48
and seals, you’re right sometimes markt00:19:51
sometimes you come across seals work work00:19:53
Antarctica or Vinci families not and the00:19:56
seals themselves are special cases00:19:57
of division there are real seals00:20:00
that have died like that I think I’ve00:20:02
seen two crested seals00:20:04
someone's informals ringed oh how we will00:20:08
give it are subdivided this is an amazing00:20:12
seal whose mating ritual of00:20:14
recording is that the male00:20:16
wears a huge red ball blown out with an intimate00:20:18
ball so here are three all how amazing00:20:22
you are covered by a00:20:25
cool a.i.00:20:28
Well, the margins, of course, are my favorite,00:20:31
and the bird markets on00:20:33
Franz Joseph Land and there is the ruby rock, the00:20:37
singing rock, it’s so beautiful there, but you can really00:20:40
hear a crack when and when00:20:43
they break, that crack can be heard for weeks, it’s already00:20:46
empty when you land on the ground, you’re00:20:49
still shocked the bed is still00:20:51
rocking like that and there’s this cracking noise, it00:20:53
came out a little, yes, of course it’s all00:20:56
cracking very much, it’s almost00:20:58
like an earthquake, right now in Peru, we00:21:01
woke up here at 6 in the morning from a magnitude 700:21:04
earthquake, the young man just became00:21:06
his what it was, well there there was some00:21:09
constantly my some we found00:21:11
it was the top 5 3 days get this they are00:21:14
shaking and stood up and she is on the icebreaker but00:21:17
as soon as you enter the Alps and00:21:19
constantly this shaking we should have00:21:21
jumped onto one of some Well, it’s like a00:21:23
larva of an iceberg, it’s like a big00:21:26
piece, a big piece, it’s not an iceberg yet,00:21:28
but it’s so decent and so. shook and00:21:31
it was possible to scale that if it00:21:33
were larger, it would seem to shake, and00:21:36
this is more likely this is pleasant but not scary,00:21:40
the minister is like the crew of an icebreaker, this is00:21:42
how they are those people are not Christ, there is00:21:45
thinking words from they see all the time00:21:48
of space they00:21:49
[music]00:21:50
they Absolutely wonderful people, I communicated with them00:21:53
less than I would like, but my00:21:56
facilitators, partner Oles Kazantseva,00:21:58
who traveled with me, she was00:22:01
in the smoking room, usually the best00:22:05
moments with the00:22:07
team,00:22:09
first first, water is good, so to00:22:12
speak, the Ministry of Health warns00:22:15
smoking is harmful to the girl, even I’m sorry and00:22:20
in general, after some time, Alice00:22:23
began to call the smoking room a noodle shop because00:22:26
the ark, which all my life dreamed of visiting the00:22:29
Pole and here from and oh, they00:22:33
tell you this, and to us, with a completely blue00:22:35
eye, it holds this then and then00:22:38
others move on who don’t know that00:22:40
Alice I already asked this and tell you the00:22:42
absolutely opposite, also with such00:22:44
eyes, yes, of course, these are sea stories,00:22:46
sea stories, and all this is done00:22:49
absolutely calm, in general,00:22:52
absolutely wonderful people walk there, they00:22:54
shared days and sometimes for several00:22:56
months00:22:57
[music]00:22:58
young cool, very cheerful, very00:23:02
positive00:23:04
friendly and not even enough00:23:07
absolutely00:23:08
there is no such thing that you are all land rats and00:23:10
we are here we will roll out and there is some00:23:14
harm from the activity but the departure of00:23:17
icebreakers and since the ice is cool atomic, there are00:23:20
no emissions from it,00:23:23
it is all such a00:23:25
thing sleep is enough and then that he breaks00:23:28
food in a sense, this is a00:23:31
good thing for marine00:23:34
mammals because the problem is when00:23:36
I have traces where they can breathe, they need00:23:38
breathing holes and then this one comes00:23:40
through and breaks people for you and that’s why00:23:44
seagulls are constantly dragged behind the icebreaker00:23:46
and then when he is already passing right00:23:49
where this ice crumble is00:23:51
going to a seal, again from to00:23:52
the Internet is being undermined, apparently00:23:55
narwhals are swimming, apparently some other00:24:01
micros,00:24:03
please correct00:24:06
this, it is exposed00:24:09
because no, of course, it isolates00:24:14
inconveniently, we study a man of the North00:24:16
Pole who has returned, you can forgive me, I00:24:20
think to myself of the Russian Union Evgenia00:24:21
Temnova naturalists of biology author and00:24:24
presenter of everything like animals the program is in00:24:26
whom people are, yes, I, starting from00:24:29
this topic, in whom people are like, I wanted00:24:32
to talk about he is an animal inside a person00:24:35
because I looked at the last00:24:37
publication, for example, here is biology to taste,00:24:39
how the brain plays with food before then we decided00:24:42
to tell me a little about such00:24:44
topics because such basic ideas00:24:47
are how the brain plays and food, well, look at00:24:51
this just with the lecture that will be00:24:53
this Saturday,00:24:56
July 30, because everything like animals00:24:59
began as short funny ones about a00:25:01
program on YouTube then she bought it00:25:04
bought the components the service is not00:25:07
recommended in Russia but we have to ok00:25:11
yeah but the Living Planet channel saved us and the00:25:14
advice of the not recommended service dragged us00:25:16
onto the TV to the Living Planet we go out00:25:18
there periodically and then gradually everything,00:25:20
like the dawn, began to expand and00:25:22
lectures appeared from the material00:25:25
that doesn’t fit, our short00:25:27
videos are still wildly interesting,00:25:28
our journey has appeared,00:25:30
children’s educational courses have appeared, everything is like00:25:32
animals and in general, it’s off and on, and here’s00:25:34
biology, tastes, how the brain plays with food, this is00:25:37
just a new series of promotions of small ones like00:25:39
these on the sidelines for 30 people just in a00:25:42
very cool room on the icons for the00:25:46
German lane and I talked there00:25:49
this Saturday about the00:25:50
actions it was called, it concerns everyone about the sense of00:25:53
touch about the most important most basic00:25:55
feeling which is essentially the basis of00:25:58
our entire sociality and in general00:26:00
you understand in the sense of what makes00:26:03
us human in general and at the same time, touch and00:26:06
tactility are so constantly with us00:26:08
that we don’t even realize its00:26:11
significance and its gigantic determining00:26:13
role both in childhood during the formation of00:26:16
personality and then in a person’s life and in00:26:20
general is excellent as a baby and from the same thing has already been00:26:22
repeated there and this Saturday there will be a00:26:24
new one with a similar message, that is, food is the00:26:28
life of any living creature, the most00:26:31
important occupation of man is the most omnivorous00:26:34
animal of all, I exist precisely00:26:37
to the one that feeds black feeding a lot of cola,00:26:41
too, mammals 1 except in the sticky one00:26:42
eats nothing departure everything and this is one of00:26:46
some guarantees of our success, including00:26:49
intellectual success, because like00:26:51
all other animals you are young in the sense00:26:54
that you can eat everything and you need to00:26:55
clearly choose from all categories of00:26:57
potential food items00:27:00
those that will allow you to play the00:27:03
favorite game of all mankind,00:27:04
edible and inedible not to lose, but00:27:07
all the descendants of the plot who won in00:27:10
this edible-inedible game, for this you00:27:11
need to be smart, that is, smart non-00:27:14
omnivorous animals like elephants are, for example, the00:27:16
same dolphins in the summer, but00:27:19
there are no stupid omnivores because they are all already extinct00:27:22
and00:27:23
in fact for the brain well, you00:27:25
said this, my wife constantly00:27:34
tore off00:27:37
golden words with the hands of her tongue, but your wife, in00:27:40
fact, for us there is such a huge00:27:42
holiday that is always with us, but because of00:27:45
its routine, we have completely stopped00:27:47
calculating, we don’t understand how00:27:49
and Yes, and our brains communicate, which tells00:27:52
us the taste, how to make it, how to00:27:55
get the most out of it, it’s delicious itself, it’s very00:27:57
multimodal senses, it’s not only00:28:00
taste buds, not only the sense of smell, but also the00:28:04
receptors can be sucked out of the word, it seems to me, but the00:28:06
receptors are better suited, somehow the taste00:28:08
buds,00:28:10
which00:28:12
includes myself there are many different taste00:28:14
buds I would go through right away00:28:16
I remember you are a terrible clan in00:28:19
the states who are remembered not only00:28:22
the key to success I agree, in fact00:28:25
this also includes tactility taste is00:28:28
what you feel it to the touch00:28:29
how you hear it how you see it00:28:32
eyes colors pants colors in general00:28:35
a lot a lot a lot of everything and we00:28:38
will talk about this on this Saturday talk and00:28:40
there is of course a collection of these small00:28:41
interactive00:28:43
lectures accompanied by serving food00:28:46
just talk about food and don’t show00:28:50
try and freely there are about00:28:53
ten still left for the00:28:56
weekend00:28:59
before plans on weekends and every weekend00:29:02
we do excursions to the Moscow Zoo,00:29:04
here are entertainments that you will never get tired of;00:29:06
you can go there with children too, but actually it’s all00:29:09
like animals;00:29:10
this is a story for adults, that is, the word00:29:12
of our program is unspoken, all the best for00:29:14
adults, but children just love it very much00:29:16
when they are not sat down they say how children are00:29:19
treated like adults and explains00:29:22
that we are going on an excursion for00:29:24
four hours so if you are somewhere00:29:25
along the way then you know how to work with a00:29:28
set of people these four hours of00:29:31
zoo safari can withstand sometimes they creak00:29:33
they squeak but behave like that 12-year-old00:29:35
boy Zhenya,00:29:36
this is of course wildly interesting, although it00:29:38
would seem that you are also wearing a zoo, but here are00:29:41
some tricks on how to00:29:43
tell children about nature and animals00:29:45
so that they remember something, the main thing is00:29:48
that you yourself are interested in children00:29:50
they read interest and understanding, yes,00:29:53
they are very nice, so they see00:29:55
when an adult rings and00:29:57
jumps into the channel, they will listen to swim00:29:59
for the whole thing, and those who are00:30:02
childhood naturalists like me and I need to00:30:04
sell nothing at all, they themselves gnaw even the00:30:06
most delicious books everyone will read this,00:30:08
and children who are simply interested in it,00:30:10
they cling to the emotion and then00:30:13
actually went and went in this regard,00:30:15
too, to read to the child, so that00:30:18
he, too, becomes a little up to the level, and yes, everything00:30:20
in a row, now there is such a quantity of00:30:21
literature that it is recommended even at what00:30:25
age of the child for the type of dialogues 3 4 500:30:28
6 7th grades sent a subscription with controversial00:30:30
inside caution textbooks textbooks are00:30:33
probably not included in this program better we00:30:35
would like such books that in your00:30:36
opinion could raise a naturalist and00:30:38
so from formaldehyde the naturalist of course00:30:40
goes to naturalists and has granted this such a00:30:44
gold standard books about nature00:30:48
are well written and legionnaires chatterboxes00:30:50
are wonderful I am a00:30:51
breeder of all kinds of exotic00:30:54
animals who lives in St. Petersburg wrote an00:30:56
absolutely wonderful book Cochin stream00:30:59
Cochin seems like a dragon and the era00:31:01
Balkovsky writes very very well it is00:31:03
very easy very cool a huge00:31:05
amount of all sorts of science in biology is00:31:07
now coming out and translated and ours and00:31:10
children in general it’s good to read it, I would00:31:12
of course recommend it to everyone, not only00:31:14
children but also adults France killed00:31:16
just everything begins with his first book00:31:18
politics in chimpanzees sex power among00:31:20
primates and ending with his last00:31:23
our inner monkey the last children of00:31:25
mothers writes amazingly perfectly00:31:29
very good level scientists with a very00:31:32
good selection and therefore write to them00:31:34
further pull Robert our Zapolsky00:31:36
is of course the author of a series of lectures on the dialogue of00:31:40
human behavior from the Tatar00:31:42
University and00:31:46
he writes books, perhaps even better than he00:31:48
considers lectures is to give lectures he00:31:50
so I of course this is my idol in in this00:31:52
sense, yes, and that’s enough for a start, and00:31:55
then the gloss on the way to break from00:31:57
ours would be recommended by Alexandra Markov00:31:59
and the birth of complexity starting from this00:32:02
and the evolution of man, both volumes and all00:32:04
subsequent books that00:32:06
Rex on Vladimir together Elena Naimark00:32:08
release this is so very very very00:32:11
good level of science and again00:32:13
very well written when I prefer to00:32:16
read special reference books, at least00:32:18
popular science literature, you begin to00:32:20
extremely appreciate people who can00:32:22
write well at the same time, Markov’s00:32:25
style is very cool and Sergei Yastrebov from00:32:27
atoms to the nucleus, here’s also health, a thick00:32:30
book telling about the emergence and00:32:33
the development of life is amazingly simple,00:32:35
some kind of cosmogonic detective story, and we00:32:38
very simply cannot help but ask about the00:32:39
origin and birth of life in our country,00:32:42
while disputes are still ongoing about00:32:44
where the ancestor brought it from, everyone understands everything,00:32:47
the truth is for those who have not lost everything,00:32:50
Russian and00:32:52
approximately 5 million years ago, a00:32:55
branch of the ardi [ __ ] separated from the common trunk of the00:32:57
primates and from there they00:32:59
multiplied and branched ardi nickels of the00:33:02
upright monkey, which, by the will of00:33:04
fate, were forced out by00:33:07
their more successful competitors from the00:33:09
African jungle, helium into the shroud and the00:33:11
climate began to change,00:33:14
desertification began in the tropical forests in which00:33:16
our ancestors lived completely without the00:33:18
same security and were fed up with them, began00:33:22
to decline and competition began, and we are00:33:25
essentially the descendants of losers who00:33:27
were forced out of the cozy forests into the uncomfortable00:33:29
solano, but you still want to live and00:33:31
have to, and evolve the more00:33:34
complex the more the unfavorable conditions you00:33:35
find yourself in, the faster00:33:37
your evolution goes through, these were00:33:39
interesting results, it brings well, and you00:33:42
choose it, so you, too, with all the00:33:45
other members of our branch, in general, this00:33:48
happened because of 5 million years, and now the00:33:51
descendants of the Arte nickels have only one00:33:53
species left, this is homo sapiens I don’t always get drunk,00:33:57
of course, but the grandson who’s here who00:34:00
gets the first arms became that and so it started00:34:02
with open himself so he just got the general00:34:04
when there were other not such streets he00:34:06
watched them in chains but some but00:34:09
I don’t know and I’m not sure that the polar bears I’m00:34:11
happy with mine I tell you the whites’ habitats are not a00:34:14
third of all scary yeah they have that now00:34:17
of course the Arctic is catching very quickly00:34:19
the Arctic is the fastest catching place in the00:34:22
world the00:34:23
borders of eternal ice are moving to the north00:34:26
well00:34:28
somehow it’s as if you can see yes of course the00:34:32
caramba will sing00:34:34
for the car big problems for my00:34:37
favorite walruses feed in shallow waters00:34:39
they feed on sifus at home they don’t fish00:34:41
they need to dive to the bottom and there and surf the00:34:43
ocean floor they don’t dive deeper than00:34:46
80 meters, that is, they are tied to the00:34:48
shore and at the same time they00:34:51
spend the winter on excellent ice and these00:34:53
eternal ices from this are measured out which does00:34:56
not feed every year further and00:34:57
further further and Marzhan has to swim further and further00:35:00
further and therefore all00:35:02
that the interns eat in the washed shallows they then00:35:05
all the00:35:06
images are to get such fitness00:35:08
margins drag and slim and the last thing00:35:11
to be an00:35:13
arctic dragger you have to be fat00:35:15
at least 10 centimeters you are supposed to and00:35:17
therefore for the margin this is now such a challenge00:35:20
for two bears the same thing now these00:35:23
seals climbed to the north pole and are00:35:24
lying there the essence of the dissatisfied bears00:35:26
will not bother them what to do the bear is already00:35:29
starting to see there but look around and see00:35:32
if it’s possible we won’t start hunting, they’ll start00:35:34
hunting deer, there00:35:35
was no such behavior before and Alina00:35:38
is like that, well, it’s normal in general,00:35:41
deer are also problems because ortica is getting00:35:44
warmer and if before they I draw00:35:46
diggers from under the snow now00:35:48
periodically it becomes covered with a crust of ice00:35:50
due to the transition in zero or the00:35:52
ice crusts are not ready and we are still so bad here the00:35:54
bears who live in general are now00:35:56
rebuilding the Arctic very actively and00:35:58
this is where the laboratory of fast-flowing00:36:00
evolution is and then it is very interesting00:36:02
by the way the thing polar bears evolved from00:36:04
brown bears, moreover, not so long ago so00:36:06
recently that they they can still interbreed and00:36:08
give fertile offspring00:36:10
at the border, so dirty little white ones, it’s00:36:13
roughly the southern Chukotka brown bear, but00:36:15
on the Chukotka server it’s white, but on00:36:17
the middle Chukotka it happens this is mine,00:36:20
and before, the bears swore very much at00:36:23
Brooke that they would spoil all of us whites,00:36:26
but now stopped swearing00:36:28
because it is possible the infusion of genes that are more00:36:31
thermophilic, the main one is more omnivorous, into a00:36:34
brown bear will help the white one00:36:35
adapt that the polar bear is00:36:37
the only pure predator among all00:36:39
bears, all other bears are omnivores,00:36:42
and the panda is generally a Victorian, purely00:36:45
theoretically, a brown bear can00:36:47
invite a white bear, so to speak, in their dens,00:36:50
they are not like that this happens in a den00:36:54
they invite you to do not cross00:36:55
download ethics interruption00:36:57
hybrids run and approximately how many00:37:01
animals but species disappear00:37:04
from existence every year now my00:37:07
favorite questions about the numbers00:37:09
regarding there are approximately well, I won’t00:37:13
say approximately because if with00:37:14
invertebrates and tropical ones there are still00:37:17
many simply it’s dying out and even to open00:37:18
an account00:37:19
it00:37:21
needs to be00:37:23
brought in and it’s a trifle pause the pilots are trying00:37:26
to stay a trifle so some thread00:37:27
of a frog whose habitat is only00:37:29
one hall because00:37:32
in the tropics all the time the turntables00:37:35
don’t go very far so she has networks of00:37:38
relatives there that have bred in a few00:37:40
everything is fine everything it’s normal and here at00:37:42
home it opens and that’s all there was a frog00:37:45
and no, it’s a00:37:46
very interesting topic that we wanted to00:37:49
touch on, what do they have in other species,00:37:52
too, have a chance, if you didn’t come to us, I’ll00:37:54
torture you, why are people so smart, everyone00:37:57
else is so stupid, I have00:37:59
a lecture it’s called why is everyone so00:38:01
smart there I was just telling you why00:38:03
everyone is so smart in fact and to00:38:05
choose some particular type of00:38:07
intelligence as the best, we simply00:38:09
choose to based on and more similar00:38:11
to our own, but why isn’t there the00:38:14
same intelligent species because there are00:38:16
people in the hotels, they have filled everything,00:38:17
intelligence is exactly the same adaptation to00:38:21
conditions, colors like all other00:38:23
predators,00:38:27
quite expensive, such an ecological00:38:30
niche is not accessible to everyone, it’s easier to be a00:38:32
herbivore with herbivores and more,00:38:35
but the good news is that all00:38:38
living animals have the00:38:41
majority, let's say, there is such an00:38:43
evolutionary trend: increased00:38:45
intelligence, encephalization,00:38:48
brain size, increased complexity of behavior in comparison with00:38:51
ancestral species, most modern00:38:53
animals demonstrate improved00:38:56
cognitive abilities, these are all smarter, and00:38:58
if a person does some00:39:00
unforgivable stupidity, he will free00:39:01
himself evolutionary scene, what kind of raccoons are,00:39:03
well, of course, other primates have the00:39:05
best chance then that all primates are a00:39:07
very smart group, again in the lecture00:39:08
why everyone is so smart, I talked about this,00:39:10
but there is, for example, a chance,00:39:13
raccoons have a chance, proboscis they00:39:16
seem to have with a proboscis, this is a possible plan,00:39:18
the only thing is that the monkey is too big, it00:39:20
seems to me that Pierre Boulle will take over the00:39:23
planet of the apes a long time ago wrote if yes00:39:25
if and everything is well, if it’s straight, then00:39:28
of course there will be some00:39:29
next monkey number one chimpanzees are00:39:31
now essentially going through the stage00:39:34
of the wooden age, they are making00:39:36
wooden tools there they go hunting00:39:41
to make drin and make spears out of it, the00:39:43
dick is on small monkeys, it00:39:45
enters collectively, and unites with00:39:48
other pandas,00:39:50
they get lost, well, there, too, this mascara is not worth a00:39:53
group of them, a well-organized00:39:55
hierarchy, politics among chimpanzees, the book is French,00:39:57
it is hardly just about how it00:40:00
works the internal political life of00:40:02
chimpanzees is incredibly interesting, this00:40:05
book is worth a list of recommended00:40:07
reading in American watering them at00:40:08
logic colleges, politicians are taught from00:40:11
it how to unite in general, how to00:40:13
create alliances, coalitions, how to00:40:15
influence the electorate to the left, how to win00:40:17
elections, not without spending a single dollar, and00:40:20
now a monkey can do this let's teach00:40:23
a lot of questions, we receive an sms00:40:25
portal with a request, more precisely, this request is00:40:27
to post the list of literature that00:40:29
you just talked about, that is, that you have00:40:32
these books that you can go to anyone and00:40:34
no one listened to you00:40:35
telegram channel, but if it is here00:40:37
telegram - the channel is all like the animals of Radio00:40:39
Timonov and there let’s post a list of00:40:42
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