
Семья из пяти косаток подплыла к судну в бухте Мучка Татарского пролива Охотского моря в Хабаровском крае и устроила аквашоу, выныривая из воды перед камерами моряков, что стало редкой удачей из-за занесения вида в Красную книгу.
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Косатки занесены в Красную книгу России, что делает их близкое наблюдение редким событием. Они обитают в Охотском море и Татарском проливе, где иногда подплывают к судам.
Семья косаток устроила настоящее аквашоу для моряков в Хабаровском крае. Завораживающими кадрами поделился Telegram-канал Amur Mash.
Сразу пятеро черно-белых морских хищников подплыли к судну рядом с портом Остерра в глубоководной бухте Мучка Татарского пролива Охотского моря и начали выныривать из воды, красуясь перед камерами.
Увидеть этих краснокнижных млекопитающих так близко, да еще и показывающих представление в своей родной среде обитания, является большой удачей.
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The supreme shaman of Russia, Kara-ool Dopchun-ool, stated that bears come out to people because of the lack of pine nuts and berries, and that shamans perform rituals to stop this. In Tuva, a high alert regime and a curfew were introduced in 11 districts due to the threat of bears; a criminal case was opened after the death of hockey coach Alexander Kuzmenko from a bear attack in the Todzhinsky district.

Typhoon Dujuan struck Japan's Pacific coast on September 20, killing 12 people and leaving four missing, with most victims dying in landslides or submerged vehicles; over 360 schools across seven prefectures were affected, and in Chiba Prefecture, floodwaters damaged farmland and about 1,000 homes, while in Narita, a koi breeding facility was destroyed, washing away more than 100,000 decorative carp.

President of the Russian Academy of Sciences Gennady Krasnikov said that the increase in cases of bear attacks on people is associated with climate change, population growth and a reduction in food supply, and emphasized the need to develop regional recommendations based on an analysis of these factors.

A fire on the small longline seiner Triumph off the southern coast of Kamchatka occurred on Friday evening. Four victims were taken to the Kamchatka regional hospital, two of them in serious condition. 25 crew members were rescued, the whereabouts of four sailors are unknown.

Director of the Hydrometeorological Center Yuri Simonov told TASS that the upcoming winter of 2026-2027 in Moscow could be quite snowy and characterized by unstable weather with alternating thaws, cold snaps, sleet and snowstorms.