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nonn писал(а):Аквариум осушить, зверюшек не мучать. в в освободившемся пространстве делать шоу каждые 2 часа. Можно допустим в 10, 2 и 4 запускать парад меньшинств. В 11, 1 и 3 запускать неонацистов и патриотов.

Не хватит времени на всех.

Крутая компиляция! Даунлоуд себе.

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nonn писал(а):делаем стеклянный кубик, это и будет зоопарк в новом виде. куик можно опускать в окиян там, где киты плещуться, а можно в лесу среди гризли бросить. Вобщем зоопарк наоборот.

))) все уже украдено до нас

Скорее сделают какую- нить виртуальную реальность, и ездить никуда не надо

Kiseta писал(а):все уже украдено до нас

А вот еще вчера
The Canadian Forces pilot killed in Monday's fighter jet crash near Cold Lake,

Those are words spoken by a resident trying to escape from the fire in the Chalet Village area near Gatlinburg, Tennessee as he drove down a road with fire on both sides.

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Ripley писал(а):Скорее сделают какую- нить виртуальную реальность, и ездить никуда не надо

Во, точно! Запустить несколько подводных лодок или там автоNONNых автомобилей увешенными камерами.

Stanislav писал(а):И назвать это Google Ocean

3ABXO3 писал(а):

Stanislav писал(а):И назвать это Google Ocean

Плывешь такой в 3Д-очках, а оно тебе - вы я вижу любите тунца, вот вам ссылка на суши за углом!

Stanislav писал(а):

3ABXO3 писал(а):

Stanislav писал(а):И назвать это Google Ocean

Плывешь такой в 3Д-очках, а оно тебе - вы я вижу любите тунца, вот вам ссылка на суши за углом!

Ну куда ж без этого? Гулглу надо будет за счет рекламы покрывать расходы на гугл-сабмарины и подводную съемку

Misha писал(а):То ли дело белухи на воле.

Алексей K-K писал(а): Аквариум в первую очередь для исследование, а развлекуха это как побочный продукт чтобы поддержать проекты по той же защите животных в дикой природе.
Понятно что самый гуманный вариант это закрыть аквариум для посетителей все будут довольны и животные здоровее.

Вот показательная ссылка про дураков в подъезде одного дома

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Like clockwork, every few years, animal rights critics bully local politicians into challenging our role as a rescue centre, research facility and classroom for our children. Vancouver’s beloved and respected Marine Science Centre is being threatened once again and forced to divert energy away from protecting our oceans to correcting misnomers, dispelling myths and providing truth behind alternative facts.

- Vancouver Aquarium is a non-political, not-for-profit organization that uses conservation, not politics, as its compass. As long as species continue to go extinct, we will continue to protect them.

- Ours is a marine mammal sanctuary for rescued whales and dolphins that are not releasable due to their inability to survive in the wild – the only alternative is euthanasia.

- This is the only Marine Mammal Rescue Centre in Canada. We save more than 100 marine mammals a year with the goal of releasing them back into the wild. Without the experience gained by taking care of animals daily, the Aquarium will slowly lose the expertise necessary to operate it.

- In 1996, we made a clear promise to not collect whales and dolphins from the wild. In fact, the last wild whale or dolphin was collected 27 years ago.

- As a community partner, we have a history of listening to the public. Our recent commitments include caring for a group of non-breeding beluga whales and discontinuing the display of these whales by the end of 2029.

- Our commitments will allow Canadian scientists to continue vital research on endangered beluga whales, and sets-up an orderly transition to focus on wild beluga research.

- As a tenant, Vancouver Aquarium contributes nearly $1 million annually to the City of Vancouver and does not receive financial support from the City as part of its ongoing operations.

- Community members demonstrate their growing support with each visit – in 2016, we saw a record 1.18 million families connect with aquatic life at our learning centre.

- Our plan includes a multi-million dollar revitalization to aging infrastructure which includes significantly expanded habitats, all of which has been planned, developed and permitted by the City of Vancouver.

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