Working. The moment the problems solved. Oh, no now this giraffe is in the democratic republic of congo. These people need to tranquilize it because its endangered. You can see in slow motion they hit the target with a tranquilizer gun. Youve got all these guys trying to herd this one giraffe, but its still moving. Its still upright and its still heavy and very strong. They do want to guide it down. They do want to be nearby when it falls. They dont want it to run into the trees or anywhere. Once on the ground one guy has to jump on its neck. You can see the giraffes neck move and they are incredibly strong. So youve got all these guys laying on it because theres something around this poor giraffes neck. How would anyone spot that . Is it a snare trap . Unfortunately it is. They are being hunted for their tails. What . How stupid. Poachers want their tails. You see how tightly that wire is around its neck. You have a vet. You want to hunt these animals . Take a big 400 millimeter lens
On your wall just the same. They snap it up and whoa that neck immediately wraps around it, like a snake coiling to strike. The guy has to move quickly. They have to wrestle it to the ground again. You can see how quickly their neck can move and how flexible they are. Luckily, they are able to get that thing off. Its starting to wake up and everybodys gotta run. It gets up. Uhoh, but it looks like somebody forgot something. The eye covers, its still snoozing. One guy runs with a very long pole. Will he get it . Are you kidding . One try. Who has the pole, that 25foot pole. Methinks he may have done that before. You know, when you come this close, this close to the end, your life flashes before your eyes. Well the guy in this juken video never got the chance. Were in a snowy rally in michigan. Slowing down for this corner. Not quite making it. Whoa yeah. Now watch it again. Has he got a camera up in front of his face . Well spotted. This guy is a photographer, covering this event. Youve
Fire and Emergency New Zealand Board Chair Rebecca Keoghan has congratulated eight firefighters from Wanaka, Auckland, Rongotea, Te Awamutu, Bulls, Kerikeri, Taihape and Te Puke who have been recognised in the 2024 King’s Birthday Honours List released .