less with their teeth yes and they re looking good and it s nice to see that they re actually feeding so if. an impala man and that s an information that is very important to recall because we want to know what all the what is the person action. amazingly a hyena is looking right nearby with an eye on the antelope meat but the pot does not be to treat on the contrary to get that big strong enough to keep the hyena in check. they drive it into a ditch only wants to dogs have eaten their field and move on does the high not dare to come out again for once it s the african wild dogs that have won in the battle for survival. and now it s in europe and from dry land to the mediterranean sea here are an increasing number of shots but she s on the threat of extinction. but child knows more about that i was yes now to have that drop in population
this week you ll learn why a german company is growing vegetables indoors but that s all we have on the show here the other things you have lined up for you. with us on the german scientists signed a partnership with the national park. will explain why sharks in both need better protection to survive. and we find out how one man in cameroon is making money. while at the same time helping the end by. the african wild dog is viewed as one of the most endangered species in africa once covering almost the entire continent in numbers half a million strong they are now only a few pockets of them left in eastern and southern africa but the kind of war performs an essential role in maintaining the biodiversity on the continent they are in to go to the regulation for
shrunk to one third of its previous size marcos has yet to ascertain why it can be disease many carried by domestic dogs to chose rabies and kind ninety stumper it can be different that there is too many competition with other people s like lions and but the die not it can be the fact that there is not enough praise and it can be also some sneering so inference from the people who are outside the park onto the dogs in congo two days later it s another early morning start there s still no sign of the african wild dogs. and one more call has been scanning the bush each day when suddenly a hopeful sign. i ve got quite a strong signal there about five hundred metre one kilometer on the monitor up the road he drives towards the signal and then keeps his ice peeled.
a species and the country to tell the ecosystem as the largest come painting for the wild dog survival in south africa s kruger national park. it s not the baboons that until one marco has come to see all the larger animals that are always the big draw for the tourists this will exist as fighting for the survival of the african wild dog he sets of early in the morning in south africa s kruger national park the dogs are hard to find even for marco originally from belgium he s worked here for many years in the mines and. doesn t have the floor the root beer on the lions and hyenas other wild dogs number one predator is. one of the dogs it s carrying a transmitter so marco is hoping to track him down the sun is busy it s quite high already and it s going to get hot it s one of these summer days so whenever it gets
out the wild dogs are not on the move anymore so we must try to find them as they re busy moving but despite trying for three hours marco can t pick up a signal he stanton saffir concerned. he shows us the enclosure where he held a number of dogs before releasing them into the wild. all that remains is the carcasses they left behind. programs like this one are designed to stop the dogs from becoming extinct. the biggest challenge was getting the animals used to each other as they were brought from different parts of the country while they were sedated we rubbed them on to each other. like that when they walk a brace rollie the could smell their their scent on the other dogs and then they believe that they were part of the same park there are only one hundred thirty african wild dogs left in the park over the past twenty years the population has