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_south-african-town-sees-gold-in-ostrich-plumes.webp "From fashion runways around the world to the Moulin Rouge cabaret in Paris and the Rio carnival, South African ostrich feathers have taken centre stage. The country dominates the world market -- generating around 70% of by-products, including feathers, leather, eggs and meat, with the majority of these coming from the small town of Oudtshoorn.")
_heart-of-the-hunter-movie.webp "Heart of the Hunter Movie Trailer HD - Plot synopsis: One man. One mission. One target... A retired assassin is pulled back into action when his friend uncovers a dangerous conspiracy at the heart of the South African government. Based on the book HEART OF THE HUNTER by beloved South African novelist and screenwriter Deon Meyer.<br/><br/> <br/><br/>directed by Mandlakayise Walter Dube<br/><br/>starring Connie Ferguson, Masasa Mbangeni, Tim Theron, Deon Coetzee, Peter Butler, Sisanda Henna, Connie Chiume<br/><br/>release date March 29, 2024 (on Netflix)")
_tour-into-the-heart-of-africa-a-journey-through-the-forests-of-amazing-animals.webp "The forests of Central Africa are home to a huge diversity of wildlife, from large mammals to small reptiles, making them an ideal destination for nature lovers and those looking for a unique adventure.<br/><br/>The most prominent animals you will encounter on your trip:<br/><br/>African elephants: Intelligent and social animals, they live in herds and are distinguished by their strong memories.<br/>Gorillas: One of the major mammals, it is distinguished by its high intelligence and large size.<br/>Lions: King of the jungle, a powerful predator with an important role in the ecosystem.<br/>Cheetahs: Fast and agile animals that hunt small animals such as antelope.<br/>Giraffes: The tallest animals on earth, distinguished by their beauty and long neck, which helps them reach the leaves of tall trees.<br/>Zebras: Social animals that live in large herds, characterized by their speed and ability to adapt to various environments.<br/>Ostrich: The largest bird in the world, it does not fly but runs very fast.<br/>Hyenas: predatory animals that live in groups, they play an important role in cleaning the ecosystem.<br/>Monkeys: Intelligent and social animals, characterized by their great diversity in the forests of Africa.")
_planet-earth-iii-series-3-8-heroes-s03e08.webp "All around the world, there are heroes on the frontline of conservation who are risking everything in the fight to save wildlife. Sir David Attenborough introduces this programme saying, ‘A new generation of remarkable people are stepping up to save wildlife. They’re overcoming huge obstacles, travelling to dangerous places and sometimes even risking their lives. To me, they are true heroes! This is the story of some of them.’ <br/><br/>In South Africa, Dumisane Zwane is part of a team saving black rhino – a species poached for its horn. To help save them, they are setting up new breeding populations in safe havens. The only problem is how to move rhinos that live in dense and remote areas. Dumi’s ingenious solution is to safely sedate them and put them in a sling under a helicopter – and soon the one-tonne rhinos are flying to their new home. <br/><br/>In Ecuador, Jaime Culebras is devoting his life to saving his beloved frogs. ‘I fell in love with them when I was just seven years old,’ he says. ‘How can you not love them – they are so beautiful.’ But now frogs are the most threatened group of animals, principally due to a fungal disease that is decimating them all over the world. <br/><br/>His favourite frog of all is sad Santiago – perhaps the rarest frog on the planet. He is one of the very last of the Morona-Santiago harlequin frogs. Santiago is kept in captivity in a secure laboratory in the Andes. Jaime wants to find a partner for him so he can set up a captive breeding colony and try and save his species. To do it, Jaime must trek to a remote cloud forest high in the Andes and spend every night exploring the remote mountain rivers for a mate for Santiago. <br/><br/>In Cote d’Ivoire in West Africa, Trang Nguyen is working undercover to catch criminals trading in illegal ivory. Forest elephants have declined by two-thirds in the last 20 years – and this trade is a major cause. Working with a group of local activists, Trang pretends to be a Vietnamese buyer of ivory. Just as the deal is done, she gives a secret signal, and the police swoop in. It’s dangerous work, and hidden cameras tell the story. <br/><br/>Northern bald ibis are amongst the rarest birds in the world. They were hunted to extinction in Europe over 300 years ago. Now there’s a daring plan to bring them back. In Austria, Katharina Huchler is taking eggs from a zoo and rearing the chicks so they believe she is their mother. She is with them all day every day, feeding them and talking to them. It is a process called imprinting – so that the young birds will follow her everywhere. There’s an important reason for all this, as these are migratory birds. To survive, they must fly south in the autumn over the perilous Austrian Alps to the warm feeding grounds of Italy. Normally, they would follow the natural mothers – but now Katharina must show them the way. She uses a microlight to teach her young birds to fly to safety – but will they follow her over the mountains? <br/><br/>To save species from extinction, one must first save")
_3-red-sea-data-cables-cut-as-houthis-launch-more-attacks.webp "Three cables under the Red Sea that provide global internet and telecommunications have been cut as the waterway remains a target of Yemen’s Houthi rebels, officials said. The Associated Press reported this. Meanwhile, a Houthi missile attack set a ship ablaze in the Gulf of Aden, but caused no injuries. <br/>While global shipping has already been disrupted through the Red Sea, a crucial route for cargo and energy shipments from Asia and the Middle East to Europe, the sabotage of telecommunication lines could further escalate the monthslong crisis.<br/>The cut lines include Asia-Africa-Europe 1, the Europe India Gateway, Seacom and TGN-Gulf, Hong Kong-based HGC Global Communications said. It described the cuts as affecting 25% of the traffic flowing through the Red Sea. It described the Red Sea route as crucial for data moving from Asia to Europe and said it had begun rerouting traffic.<br/>HGC Global Communications described the Seacom-TGN-Gulf line as being two separate cables when it is actually one at the area of the cut, according to Tim Stronge, a subsea cable expert with TeleGeography, a Washington-based telecommunications market research company.<br/>Responding to questions from The Associated Press, Seacom said that “initial testing indicates the affected segment lies within Yemeni maritime jurisdictions in the Southern Red Sea.” It said it was rerouting the traffic that it was able to change, though some services were down.<br/>Tata Communications, part of the Indian conglomerate and behind the Seacom-TGN-Gulf line, told that it “initiated immediate and appropriate remedial actions” after the line was cut.<br/>Other firms behind those lines, which provide data to Africa, Asia and the Middle East, didn’t respond to queries.<br/>")
![Javagal Srinath, who is perhaps the fastest bowler in Indian history, signaled a turning point for Indian pace bowling after Kapil Dev's swing captured the public's attention. Javagal Srinath made his ODI debut against Pakistan in the 2nd match of the Willis Trophy at Sharjah on October 18, 1991. He made an impressive debut by taking 1 for 31 in 9 overs, which helped India beat Pakistan by 60 runs. <br/>Srinath went on to have a successful ODI career, taking 315 wickets in 229 matches at an average of 28.09. Srinath was the first Indian fast bowler to take more than 300 wickets in one-day internationals. Srinath could have achieved a lot more if not for having to watch from the sidelines during his initial years and having to combat several injuries right through his playing days. Let's get into the video.<br/><br/>Srinath was a frontline fast bowler for the Indian cricket team until his retirement, and the second Indian pace bowler after Kapil Dev to take 200 Test match wickets. After Kapil Dev retired, Srinath led the Indian fast-bowling attack for over nine years. He remains India's second-highest international wicket-taker with 315, second only to Anil Kumble. In the four World Cups he played in 1992, 1996, 1999, and 2003, he took 44 wickets and was the joint-highest wicket-taker for India in World Cups with Zaheer Khan.[4] He is one of the fastest bowlers to have played for India.<br/>Srinath retired from international cricket after the 2003 Cricket World Cup in South Africa. 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