what about the stuffed animals? this is stuff. i m in vancouver and i m in a barn which is where all these animals are stored. you name it, it was stuffed. i learned how to do taxidermy. you take a dead carcass, strip it freeze it. let s listen. in 2010, my dad passed away and left us an inheritance with noah s arc implications. not everybody can take something that s dead and make it look like it s alive. he was an artist. i understand they re trophies and art. it was creepy. but those lions are so famous. they were in the night at the museum with ben stiller. they re my co-stars. where can people get? fox business.
would kill everglades park. the question is how do you balance that? i need two hands to hold the pole and i need mac to tell me what s in it. so it s a camera on a pole. a gopro. but now after decades of frustration, water managers call jerry for his advice before they open floodgates in ways that would wipe out his beloved birds. i like to say well we quit digging a hole anyway. we ve been digging a hole for the last hundred years and it s getting worse and worse and worse. this bay and the everglades are unbelievably resilient if unbelievably delicate. we can screw them up, but if we can put things back right, they ll heal themselves. okay. it looks like there s one chick. it s alive. that s a good thing. yeah. it s a relief.
would be urban development which would kill everglades park. the question is how do you balance that? i need two hands to hold the pole and i need mac to tell me what s in it. so it s a camera on a pole. a gopro. but now after decades of frustration, water managers call jerry for his advice before they open floodgates in ways that would wipe out his beloved birds. i like to say well we quit digging a hole anyway. we ve been digging a hole for the last hundred years and it s getting worse and worse and worse. this bay and the everglades are unbelievably resilient if unbelievably delicate. we can screw them up, but if we can put things back right, they ll heal themselves. okay. it looks like there s one chick. it s alive. that s a good thing. yeah. it s a relief.
why the hanya hawaiians gave a deity to that because it looks like it s alive. it continues to pump out lava and for three years residents live with on again/off again lava flows that once reach into their community, causing some isolated destruction. but then in june of 1989, the lava creeps to within a mile and a half of the village and by the time the flow stops, the wahala visitor center just west of the town is burnt to the ground. no one is killed, but the fire at the visitor center the serves as an ominous warning. one year later, the lava returns. this time pushing farther than before. in april of 1990, the nightmare scenario begins to unfold. when the lava first came into kalapana it was pretty ominous,
this is the most focused i ve ever had to be on a job in my life. like a stereo, look at that. after the men and women much more coordinated than me finish with the sorting process, the separate materials are compacted and prepared for shipment to the market. then they re reprocessed into new products, but not all materials can be recycled equally. glass goes on to make many things as it s 100% recyclable, reprocessed forever. humble soda can may live in surprising places or another can in which case it could be back on store shelves in 60 days ready for a lifetime of recycling. paper has only 5 to 7 lives but while it s alive, man, is it versatile an then there s plastic. if it s recyclable at all, really has one other useful hief and then more often or not,