a workshop the next parliament some liturgical clothing from gone through weaving embroidering to finish. it used to be an important source of income. for the liturgy you should acquire something decent not just cheap stuff. system miriam cuts no corners she only uses soap and does everything by hand prices start at 2000 euro. but there are fewer and fewer catholic priests nowadays. and many of those there are shop on the internet. because. we re now competing with what s available off the shelf online from the comfort of his desk a priest can order a charitable for 300 or even 150 euro. this is it might not look that bad at 1st
protect these small businesses but they have absolutely no protection. in shorts. the millionaire believes in protecting renters. but of course he also likes a project that can turn a profit. he s hoping to get a lot out of this property the obvious tribune a. legendary berlin landmark. but it was 500000 euros quite affordable but i invested a huge amount just throwing the trash out cost a $5.00 figure sum it was fall. nearly 100 years old the office is widely considered the 1st motorway in the world the spectators stand for the old test track and racing circuit known as the tribune is the 1st thing many visitors see when they drive into the german capital. the obviously been
we ll work our way over. to the research ship will travel along the set g.p.s. coordinates for several nights. the captured zooplankton gathers in a catch back at the end of the net. and. the main thing we re interested in is how many jellyfish we have in the samples and how many fish eggs and larvae fish loving. the data has set course on the next spacek. meanwhile goober tends to his catch. a school of sticklebacks is beating on the zooplankton that he has yet to count. they have to be removed 1st. from.
play an enormously important role in the food chain for example for the endangered european parts of taiwan a surprise that evil is becoming more expensive meals are actually at risk of extinction one possible connection that nobody is really making is that jellyfish could be a potential building block in the food chain without them we might have no more to wait by and you couldn t stand up to camp kyla. the net for catching deal larvae is raised from a depth of 250 meters. the 1st glance proves that there are many species of gelatinous plankton organisms here. amongst them the scientists discover the mysterious ill larvae that hatch here in the sargasso sea. one this size wouldn t survive in an aqua culture because nobody knows what these baby eels eat. that s why no one has ever been able to breed european
is the starting point for scientific expeditions all around the world. hellhole center for ocean research is well known among researchers. gossipers was previously at the institute for aquatic resources at the technical university of denmark. in 2006 marine biologist discovered the imported cone jelly species in the baltic. that was a shock. in the mediterranean the population had exploded and also caused huge damage to the black c.c. ecosystem. how quickly can the warty come jelly conquer its new habitat. is it a threat to the baltic to at 1st glance there fascinatingly beautiful. 8 calm jellies shimmer and all the colors of the rainbow. under the microscope it becomes