Mati Kaal: inimeste ja loomade konfliktid on aja küsimus

Mati Kaal: inimeste ja loomade konfliktid on aja küsimus

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Mati Kaal: Conflicts Between Humans and Animals Are a Matter of Time

Metsikut loodust on jäänud vähem. Mati Kaal ütleb, et see toob kaasa suuremaid konflikte inimeste ja loomade vahel. Näiteks tekivad .
Kaal . Ta arvab, et see on parem kui maanteede laiendamine. Raudteed kahjustavad loodust vähem.
Jane Goodall oli kuulus loomade kaitsja. Ta suri 91-aastasena. Goodall rääkis, et . Ta .
Tallinna loomaaias on palju erinevaid loomi. Näiteks šimpansid Betty ja Quincy. Quincy on targem kui Betty. Ta on uudishimulikum ja katsetab rohkem asju.
Mati Kaal räägib ka est. Näiteks . Loomaaed aitab neid loomi kaitsta.
Kaal mõtleb ka Ukraina loodusest. Sõja tõttu on palju looduspiirkondi kahjustatud. Tallinna loomaaed on aidanud Ukraina loomaaedu.
Kaal ütleb, et . Inimeste tegevus mõjutab loodust palju. Ta ei ole optimistlik tuleviku osas.
Raudteede ja ökoduktide ehitamine aitab loodust säilitada. Ökoduktid on eluloomade jaoks olulised.
Mati Kaal käib sageli loomaaias. Ta aitab seal ekskursioone juhtida ja annab nõu. Ta on alati valmis aitama.
Loomaaiad ei osta ega müü loomi. Nad . Komisjonid kontrollivad, kas tingimused on loomadele sobivad.
There is less wild nature left. Mati Kaal says that this will lead to greater conflicts between humans and animals. For example, problems arise with brown bears.
Kaal recommends preferring the use of railways. He believes that this is better than expanding highways. Railways damage nature less.
Jane Goodall was a famous animal rights activist. She died at the age of 91. Goodall said that animals have their own personalities and feelings. She dedicated her life to chimpanzees.
There are many different animals in Tallinn Zoo. For example, the chimpanzees Betty and Quincy. Quincy is smarter than Betty. He is more curious and experiments more.
Mati Kaal also talks about endangered animals. For example, the European mink is very rare in Estonia. The zoo helps protect these animals.
Kaal also thinks about Ukrainian nature. Due to the war, many natural areas have been damaged. Tallinn Zoo has helped Ukrainian zoos.
Kaal says that nature and humans are closely connected. Human activities affect nature a lot. He is not optimistic about the future.
Building railways and eco-ducts helps preserve nature. Eco-ducts are important for wildlife.
Mati Kaal often visits the zoo. He helps guide tours there and gives advice. He is always ready to help.
Zoos do not buy or sell animals. They share animals in a global network. Commissions check if the conditions are suitable for the animals.