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US Military helps keep track of Santaís delivery route
Members of the 21st Civil Engineer Squadron hang a banner outside Hangar 123, the new location for this year’s NORAD Tracks Santa program at Peterson Space Force Base, Colo., Dec. 20, 2024. Hangar 123 will provide more space and a more operational feel for the more than 1,000 volunteers who will enter the NTS Operations Center on Dec. 24 to answer phone calls from people around the world asking for Santa's location. (POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Golden Globe Awards 2025, Los Angeles, California, United States - 05 Jan 2025
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Jessica Gunning appears backstage after winning the award for , winner of the Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role on Television Award for "Baby Reindeer" during the 82nd annual Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California on Sunday, January 5, 2025.
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Golden Globe Awards 2025, Los Angeles, California, United States - 05 Jan 2025
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(L-R) Jessica Gunning, Richard Gadd, and Nava Mau appears backstage after winning the award for Best Television Limited Series, Anthology Series, or Motion Picture Made for Television award for "Baby Reindeer," during the 82nd annual Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California on Sunday, January 5, 2025.
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Golden Globe Awards 2025, Los Angeles, California, United States - 05 Jan 2025
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Jessica Gunning appears backstage after winning the award for , winner of the Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role on Television Award for "Baby Reindeer" during the 82nd annual Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California on Sunday, January 5, 2025.
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ODESA, UKRAINE - DECEMBER 14, 2024 - A baby girl in an antler headband looks at the Black Sea in winter, Odesa, southern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Ghosts of the landscape: how folklore and songs are key to rewilding Finland's reindeer
Ghosts of the landscape: how folklore and songs are key to rewilding Finland's reindeer.
For ecologists restoring the vast bogs of remote Karelia, wild reindeer are not just part of the environment but entwined with the ancient culture of the boreal forests.
Now, a plan is being hatched to reintroduce them. The peatland has been restored and the first wild reindeer will be released here in 2028. The aim is to eventually have a herd of 300.
The folk singer Liisa Matveinen, whose repertoire reflects the role of wild reindeer in the traditions of Karelia.
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in Joensuu, Eastern Finland
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Ghosts of the landscape: how folklore and songs are key to rewilding Finland's reindeer
Ghosts of the landscape: how folklore and songs are key to rewilding Finland's reindeer.
For ecologists restoring the vast bogs of remote Karelia, wild reindeer are not just part of the environment but entwined with the ancient culture of the boreal forests.
Now, a plan is being hatched to reintroduce them. The peatland has been restored and the first wild reindeer will be released here in 2028. The aim is to eventually have a herd of 300.
The Rune Singer's House near Ilomantsi, which records the traditional Karelian culture and way of life.
Rune Singers house in Joensuu, Eastern Finland
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Ghosts of the landscape: how folklore and songs are key to rewilding Finland's reindeer
Ghosts of the landscape: how folklore and songs are key to rewilding Finland's reindeer.
For ecologists restoring the vast bogs of remote Karelia, wild reindeer are not just part of the environment but entwined with the ancient culture of the boreal forests.
Now, a plan is being hatched to reintroduce them. The peatland has been restored and the first wild reindeer will be released here in 2028. The aim is to eventually have a herd of 300.
Restoration of this peatland in Rahesuo landscape will help the wild reindeer population as they need the open spaces to give birth safely.
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in Joensuu, Eastern Finland
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Ghosts of the landscape: how folklore and songs are key to rewilding Finland's reindeer
Ghosts of the landscape: how folklore and songs are key to rewilding Finland's reindeer.
For ecologists restoring the vast bogs of remote Karelia, wild reindeer are not just part of the environment but entwined with the ancient culture of the boreal forests.
Now, a plan is being hatched to reintroduce them. The peatland has been restored and the first wild reindeer will be released here in 2028. The aim is to eventually have a herd of 300.
Peatland in Rahesuo. Tiina Oinonen, a biologist, left, and Kaisu Mustonen, whose organisation Snowchange has been leading restoration efforts.
Peatland restoration Rahesuo Tiina Oinonen ( left ) Kaisu Mustonen
in Joensuu, Eastern Finland
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Ghosts of the landscape: how folklore and songs are key to rewilding Finland's reindeer
Ghosts of the landscape: how folklore and songs are key to rewilding Finland's reindeer.
For ecologists restoring the vast bogs of remote Karelia, wild reindeer are not just part of the environment but entwined with the ancient culture of the boreal forests.
Now, a plan is being hatched to reintroduce them. The peatland has been restored and the first wild reindeer will be released here in 2028. The aim is to eventually have a herd of 300.
The Finnish climate scientist Tero Mustonen has been leading efforts to reintroduce wild reindeer to Karelia.
Peatland restoration Rahesuo Tero Mustonen
in Joensuu, Eastern Finland
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/Shutterstock (14715437gc)
Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Richard Gadd (Baby Reindeer, Netflix), Best Limited or Anthology Series, Baby Reindeer (Netflix)
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024
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Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Richard Gadd (Baby Reindeer, Netflix), Best Limited or Anthology Series, Baby Reindeer (Netflix)
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024
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Best Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Jessica Gunning (Baby Reindeer, Netflix), Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Richard Gadd (Baby Reindeer, Netflix), Best Limited or Anthology Series, Baby Reindeer (Netflix)
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/Shutterstock (14715437fm)
Best Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Jessica Gunning (Baby Reindeer, Netflix), Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Richard Gadd (Baby Reindeer, Netflix), Best Limited or Anthology Series, Baby Reindeer (Netflix)
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/Shutterstock (14715437fe)
Best Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Jessica Gunning (Baby Reindeer, Netflix), Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Richard Gadd (Baby Reindeer, Netflix), Best Limited or Anthology Series, Baby Reindeer (Netflix)
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/Shutterstock (14715437ez)
Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Richard Gadd (Baby Reindeer, Netflix), Best Limited or Anthology Series, Baby Reindeer (Netflix)
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/Shutterstock (14715437ev)
Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Richard Gadd (Baby Reindeer, Netflix), Best Limited or Anthology Series, Baby Reindeer (Netflix)
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/Shutterstock (14715437el)
Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Richard Gadd (Baby Reindeer, Netflix), Best Limited or Anthology Series, Baby Reindeer (Netflix)
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/Shutterstock (14715437cz)
Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Richard Gadd (Baby Reindeer, Netflix)
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/Shutterstock (14715437cu)
Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Richard Gadd (Baby Reindeer, Netflix)
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/Shutterstock (14715437bk)
Best Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Jessica Gunning (Baby Reindeer, Netflix)
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Press Room, Los Angeles, California, USA - 15 Sep 2024
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/Shutterstock (14715437bf)
Best Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Jessica Gunning (Baby Reindeer, Netflix)
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Greta Thunberg condemns UK firm’s plans for iron mine on Sami land.
Beowulf Mining ‘hopeful’ for decision on mine in Sápmi despite opposition from activist, UN and Swedish church.
A British company has fallen foul of Greta Thunberg, Unesco, Sweden’s national church, and the indigenous people in the north of the country over plans for an open-pit mine on historical Sami reindeer-herding lands.
Jan-Erik La?ntha, Ja?hka?gasska reindeerherding community
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Greta Thunberg condemns UK firm’s plans for iron mine on Sami land.
Beowulf Mining ‘hopeful’ for decision on mine in Sápmi despite opposition from activist, UN and Swedish church.
A British company has fallen foul of Greta Thunberg, Unesco, Sweden’s national church, and the indigenous people in the north of the country over plans for an open-pit mine on historical Sami reindeer-herding lands.
Jan-Erik La?ntha, Ja?hka?gasska reindeerherding community
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Greta Thunberg condemns UK firm’s plans for iron mine on Sami land.
Beowulf Mining ÔhopefulÕ for decision on mine in S‡pmi despite opposition from activist, UN and Swedish church.
A British company has fallen foul of Greta Thunberg, Unesco, SwedenÕs national church, and the indigenous people in the north of the country over plans for an open-pit mine on historical Sami reindeer-herding lands.
Jenni Laiti, a Sami activist campaigning against the mine in Jokkmokk.
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Greta Thunberg condemns UK firm’s plans for iron mine on Sami land.
Beowulf Mining ÔhopefulÕ for decision on mine in S‡pmi despite opposition from activist, UN and Swedish church.
A British company has fallen foul of Greta Thunberg, Unesco, SwedenÕs national church, and the indigenous people in the north of the country over plans for an open-pit mine on historical Sami reindeer-herding lands.
Jenni Laiti, a Sami activist campaigning against the mine in Jokkmokk.
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Greta Thunberg condemns UK firm’s plans for iron mine on Sami land.
Beowulf Mining ÔhopefulÕ for decision on mine in S‡pmi despite opposition from activist, UN and Swedish church.
A British company has fallen foul of Greta Thunberg, Unesco, SwedenÕs national church, and the indigenous people in the north of the country over plans for an open-pit mine on historical Sami reindeer-herding lands.
Jonas Vannar, a reindeer herder from Jokkmokk.
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Greta Thunberg condemns UK firm’s plans for iron mine on Sami land.
Beowulf Mining ÔhopefulÕ for decision on mine in S‡pmi despite opposition from activist, UN and Swedish church.
A British company has fallen foul of Greta Thunberg, Unesco, SwedenÕs national church, and the indigenous people in the north of the country over plans for an open-pit mine on historical Sami reindeer-herding lands.
Jonas Vannar, a reindeer herder from Jokkmokk.
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Greta Thunberg condemns UK firm’s plans for iron mine on Sami land.
Beowulf Mining ‘hopeful’ for decision on mine in Sápmi despite opposition from activist, UN and Swedish church.
A British company has fallen foul of Greta Thunberg, Unesco, Sweden’s national church, and the indigenous people in the north of the country over plans for an open-pit mine on historical Sami reindeer-herding lands.
Reindeer, Sirges reindeer herding community, Jokkmokk
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Greta Thunberg condemns UK firm’s plans for iron mine on Sami land.
Beowulf Mining ÔhopefulÕ for decision on mine in S‡pmi despite opposition from activist, UN and Swedish church.
A British company has fallen foul of Greta Thunberg, Unesco, SwedenÕs national church, and the indigenous people in the north of the country over plans for an open-pit mine on historical Sami reindeer-herding lands.
Jonas Vannar, a reindeer herder from Jokkmokk.
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Greta Thunberg condemns UK firm’s plans for iron mine on Sami land.
Beowulf Mining ‘hopeful’ for decision on mine in Sápmi despite opposition from activist, UN and Swedish church.
A British company has fallen foul of Greta Thunberg, Unesco, Sweden’s national church, and the indigenous people in the north of the country over plans for an open-pit mine on historical Sami reindeer-herding lands.
Jonas Vannar, Sirges reindeer herding community
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Greta Thunberg condemns UK firm’s plans for iron mine on Sami land.
Beowulf Mining ‘hopeful’ for decision on mine in Sápmi despite opposition from activist, UN and Swedish church.
A British company has fallen foul of Greta Thunberg, Unesco, Sweden’s national church, and the indigenous people in the north of the country over plans for an open-pit mine on historical Sami reindeer-herding lands.
Reindeer, Sirges reindeer herding community, Jokkmokk
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Greta Thunberg condemns UK firm’s plans for iron mine on Sami land.
Beowulf Mining ‘hopeful’ for decision on mine in Sápmi despite opposition from activist, UN and Swedish church.
A British company has fallen foul of Greta Thunberg, Unesco, Sweden’s national church, and the indigenous people in the north of the country over plans for an open-pit mine on historical Sami reindeer-herding lands.
Reindeer, Sirges reindeer herding community, Jokkmokk
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Greta Thunberg condemns UK firm’s plans for iron mine on Sami land.
Beowulf Mining ‘hopeful’ for decision on mine in Sápmi despite opposition from activist, UN and Swedish church.
A British company has fallen foul of Greta Thunberg, Unesco, Sweden’s national church, and the indigenous people in the north of the country over plans for an open-pit mine on historical Sami reindeer-herding lands.
Reindeer, Sirges reindeer herding community, Jokkmokk
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FEATURE - Der Weihnachtsmann kommt an Bord einer ferngesteuerten Drohne in die Stadt
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Any one , including disbelievers, will be able to see Santa Claus flying through the air with his reindeer this Christmas.A company has turned the red-suited gift giver into a drone.The flying electrical device with three rotor blades features the white whiskered children’s favourite in his famous seasonal outfit riding his sleigh with a sack of presents.And it is being pulled through the air by a team of four reindeer.The £40 GBP / €47 euros remotely controlled set is being sold by British-based online oddball gift company Firebox.A spokesperson said:” Santa Claus really is coming to town!“Meet the first radio-controlled flying Santa Drone“Pulled by four of his fastest reindeer and three propellers.“Fly him outside the window on Xmas eve to blow people's minds!“Three sets of powerful mini propellers keep Saint Nick afloat while you can easily manoeuvre him about with the included radio control. “You could whizz him past your children's bedroom window on Christmas eve to blow their minds, or you could fly him through the house to guide them to their presents on Christmas day! “He even makes the perfect airborne accompaniment to a wintery walk.”
OPS: The Santa Claus remote controlled drone.
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FEATURE - Der Weihnachtsmann kommt an Bord einer ferngesteuerten Drohne in die Stadt
Ferrari Press Agency
Santa drone 1
Ref 13545
03/12/2021
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Pictures must credit: Firebox.com
Any one , including disbelievers, will be able to see Santa Claus flying through the air with his reindeer this Christmas.A company has turned the red-suited gift giver into a drone.The flying electrical device with three rotor blades features the white whiskered children’s favourite in his famous seasonal outfit riding his sleigh with a sack of presents.And it is being pulled through the air by a team of four reindeer.The £40 GBP / €47 euros remotely controlled set is being sold by British-based online oddball gift company Firebox.A spokesperson said:” Santa Claus really is coming to town!“Meet the first radio-controlled flying Santa Drone“Pulled by four of his fastest reindeer and three propellers.“Fly him outside the window on Xmas eve to blow people's minds!“Three sets of powerful mini propellers keep Saint Nick afloat while you can easily manoeuvre him about with the included radio control. “You could whizz him past your children's bedroom window on Christmas eve to blow their minds, or you could fly him through the house to guide them to their presents on Christmas day! “He even makes the perfect airborne accompaniment to a wintery walk.”
OPS: The Santa Claus remote controlled drone.
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FEATURE - Der Weihnachtsmann kommt an Bord einer ferngesteuerten Drohne in die Stadt
Ferrari Press Agency
Santa drone 1
Ref 13545
03/12/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Firebox.com
Any one , including disbelievers, will be able to see Santa Claus flying through the air with his reindeer this Christmas.A company has turned the red-suited gift giver into a drone.The flying electrical device with three rotor blades features the white whiskered children’s favourite in his famous seasonal outfit riding his sleigh with a sack of presents.And it is being pulled through the air by a team of four reindeer.The £40 GBP / €47 euros remotely controlled set is being sold by British-based online oddball gift company Firebox.A spokesperson said:” Santa Claus really is coming to town!“Meet the first radio-controlled flying Santa Drone“Pulled by four of his fastest reindeer and three propellers.“Fly him outside the window on Xmas eve to blow people's minds!“Three sets of powerful mini propellers keep Saint Nick afloat while you can easily manoeuvre him about with the included radio control. “You could whizz him past your children's bedroom window on Christmas eve to blow their minds, or you could fly him through the house to guide them to their presents on Christmas day! “He even makes the perfect airborne accompaniment to a wintery walk.”
OPS: The Santa Claus remote controlled drone.
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FEATURE - Der Weihnachtsmann kommt an Bord einer ferngesteuerten Drohne in die Stadt
Ferrari Press Agency
Santa drone 1
Ref 13545
03/12/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Firebox.com
Any one , including disbelievers, will be able to see Santa Claus flying through the air with his reindeer this Christmas.A company has turned the red-suited gift giver into a drone.The flying electrical device with three rotor blades features the white whiskered children’s favourite in his famous seasonal outfit riding his sleigh with a sack of presents.And it is being pulled through the air by a team of four reindeer.The £40 GBP / €47 euros remotely controlled set is being sold by British-based online oddball gift company Firebox.A spokesperson said:” Santa Claus really is coming to town!“Meet the first radio-controlled flying Santa Drone“Pulled by four of his fastest reindeer and three propellers.“Fly him outside the window on Xmas eve to blow people's minds!“Three sets of powerful mini propellers keep Saint Nick afloat while you can easily manoeuvre him about with the included radio control. “You could whizz him past your children's bedroom window on Christmas eve to blow their minds, or you could fly him through the house to guide them to their presents on Christmas day! “He even makes the perfect airborne accompaniment to a wintery walk.”
OPS: The Santa Claus remote controlled drone.
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FEATURE - Der Weihnachtsmann kommt an Bord einer ferngesteuerten Drohne in die Stadt
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Santa drone 1
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03/12/2021
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Any one , including disbelievers, will be able to see Santa Claus flying through the air with his reindeer this Christmas.A company has turned the red-suited gift giver into a drone.The flying electrical device with three rotor blades features the white whiskered children’s favourite in his famous seasonal outfit riding his sleigh with a sack of presents.And it is being pulled through the air by a team of four reindeer.The £40 GBP / €47 euros remotely controlled set is being sold by British-based online oddball gift company Firebox.A spokesperson said:” Santa Claus really is coming to town!“Meet the first radio-controlled flying Santa Drone“Pulled by four of his fastest reindeer and three propellers.“Fly him outside the window on Xmas eve to blow people's minds!“Three sets of powerful mini propellers keep Saint Nick afloat while you can easily manoeuvre him about with the included radio control. “You could whizz him past your children's bedroom window on Christmas eve to blow their minds, or you could fly him through the house to guide them to their presents on Christmas day! “He even makes the perfect airborne accompaniment to a wintery walk.”
OPS: The Santa Claus remote controlled drone.
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ROYALS - BILDER DES JAHRES: Auswahl von Rex/Shutterstock
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Prince William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge meet staff and pupils from Holy Trinity Church of England First School in Berwick-Upon-Tweed. Their Royal Highnesses visit recognised the work of teachers over the past year, including their efforts to keep schools open for vulnerable children and the children of key workers. During the visit, The Duke and Duchess met some of the school's teachers to hear how they adapted their operations to provide online learning and support to their students during the lockdown, and the measures that were subsequently put in place to allow pupils to safely return to school. Their Royal Highness will also join one of the school's classes as they take part in a special Reindeer lesson.
Prince William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visit Holy Trinity Church of England First School, Berwick-Upon-Tweed, UK - 07 Dec 2020
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FEATURE - Eisbär auf Rentierjagd in Norwegen
This first of its kind footage shows a polar bear hunting down an adult reindeer in the water. It was captured on video by Polish researchers in Norway.
The video and images, captured by the expedition’s cook Mateusz Gruszka in August 2021 on the Svalbard peninsula, shows the bear catching the reindeer and drowning it before dragging it ashore and eating it.
Although polar bears are opportunistic hunters, this is the first time they have been captured to hunt reindeer.
During her meal, the bear has to chase away scavengers, including polar foxes and birds before covering the remains with rocks and going for a 12 hour sleep.
Irregularity in polar bear behaviour has been explained by scientists as being in part due to climate change - with the Arctic ice cap often shrinking in summer, bears often need to move out of their traditional hunting grounds to find food.
Where: Norway
When: 23 Aug 2020
Credit: Mateusz Gruszka/Cover Images
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FEATURE - Eisbär auf Rentierjagd in Norwegen
This first of its kind footage shows a polar bear hunting down an adult reindeer in the water. It was captured on video by Polish researchers in Norway.
The video and images, captured by the expedition’s cook Mateusz Gruszka in August 2021 on the Svalbard peninsula, shows the bear catching the reindeer and drowning it before dragging it ashore and eating it.
Although polar bears are opportunistic hunters, this is the first time they have been captured to hunt reindeer.
During her meal, the bear has to chase away scavengers, including polar foxes and birds before covering the remains with rocks and going for a 12 hour sleep.
Irregularity in polar bear behaviour has been explained by scientists as being in part due to climate change - with the Arctic ice cap often shrinking in summer, bears often need to move out of their traditional hunting grounds to find food.
Where: Norway
When: 23 Aug 2020
Credit: Mateusz Gruszka/Cover Images
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FEATURE - Eisbär auf Rentierjagd in Norwegen
This first of its kind footage shows a polar bear hunting down an adult reindeer in the water. It was captured on video by Polish researchers in Norway.
The video and images, captured by the expedition’s cook Mateusz Gruszka in August 2021 on the Svalbard peninsula, shows the bear catching the reindeer and drowning it before dragging it ashore and eating it.
Although polar bears are opportunistic hunters, this is the first time they have been captured to hunt reindeer.
During her meal, the bear has to chase away scavengers, including polar foxes and birds before covering the remains with rocks and going for a 12 hour sleep.
Irregularity in polar bear behaviour has been explained by scientists as being in part due to climate change - with the Arctic ice cap often shrinking in summer, bears often need to move out of their traditional hunting grounds to find food.
Where: Norway
When: 23 Aug 2020
Credit: Mateusz Gruszka/Cover Images
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FEATURE - Eisbär auf Rentierjagd in Norwegen
This first of its kind footage shows a polar bear hunting down an adult reindeer in the water. It was captured on video by Polish researchers in Norway.
The video and images, captured by the expedition’s cook Mateusz Gruszka in August 2021 on the Svalbard peninsula, shows the bear catching the reindeer and drowning it before dragging it ashore and eating it.
Although polar bears are opportunistic hunters, this is the first time they have been captured to hunt reindeer.
During her meal, the bear has to chase away scavengers, including polar foxes and birds before covering the remains with rocks and going for a 12 hour sleep.
Irregularity in polar bear behaviour has been explained by scientists as being in part due to climate change - with the Arctic ice cap often shrinking in summer, bears often need to move out of their traditional hunting grounds to find food.
Where: Norway
When: 23 Aug 2020
Credit: Mateusz Gruszka/Cover Images
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FEATURE - Eisbär auf Rentierjagd in Norwegen
This first of its kind footage shows a polar bear hunting down an adult reindeer in the water. It was captured on video by Polish researchers in Norway.
The video and images, captured by the expedition’s cook Mateusz Gruszka in August 2021 on the Svalbard peninsula, shows the bear catching the reindeer and drowning it before dragging it ashore and eating it.
Although polar bears are opportunistic hunters, this is the first time they have been captured to hunt reindeer.
During her meal, the bear has to chase away scavengers, including polar foxes and birds before covering the remains with rocks and going for a 12 hour sleep.
Irregularity in polar bear behaviour has been explained by scientists as being in part due to climate change - with the Arctic ice cap often shrinking in summer, bears often need to move out of their traditional hunting grounds to find food.
Where: Norway
When: 23 Aug 2020
Credit: Mateusz Gruszka/Cover Images
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FEATURE - Eisbär auf Rentierjagd in Norwegen
This first of its kind footage shows a polar bear hunting down an adult reindeer in the water. It was captured on video by Polish researchers in Norway.
The video and images, captured by the expedition’s cook Mateusz Gruszka in August 2021 on the Svalbard peninsula, shows the bear catching the reindeer and drowning it before dragging it ashore and eating it.
Although polar bears are opportunistic hunters, this is the first time they have been captured to hunt reindeer.
During her meal, the bear has to chase away scavengers, including polar foxes and birds before covering the remains with rocks and going for a 12 hour sleep.
Irregularity in polar bear behaviour has been explained by scientists as being in part due to climate change - with the Arctic ice cap often shrinking in summer, bears often need to move out of their traditional hunting grounds to find food.
Where: Norway
When: 23 Aug 2020
Credit: Mateusz Gruszka/Cover Images
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FEATURE - Eisbär auf Rentierjagd in Norwegen
This first of its kind footage shows a polar bear hunting down an adult reindeer in the water. It was captured on video by Polish researchers in Norway.
The video and images, captured by the expedition’s cook Mateusz Gruszka in August 2021 on the Svalbard peninsula, shows the bear catching the reindeer and drowning it before dragging it ashore and eating it.
Although polar bears are opportunistic hunters, this is the first time they have been captured to hunt reindeer.
During her meal, the bear has to chase away scavengers, including polar foxes and birds before covering the remains with rocks and going for a 12 hour sleep.
Irregularity in polar bear behaviour has been explained by scientists as being in part due to climate change - with the Arctic ice cap often shrinking in summer, bears often need to move out of their traditional hunting grounds to find food.
Where: Norway
When: 23 Aug 2020
Credit: Mateusz Gruszka/Cover Images
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FEATURE - Eisbär auf Rentierjagd in Norwegen
This first of its kind footage shows a polar bear hunting down an adult reindeer in the water. It was captured on video by Polish researchers in Norway.
The video and images, captured by the expedition’s cook Mateusz Gruszka in August 2021 on the Svalbard peninsula, shows the bear catching the reindeer and drowning it before dragging it ashore and eating it.
Although polar bears are opportunistic hunters, this is the first time they have been captured to hunt reindeer.
During her meal, the bear has to chase away scavengers, including polar foxes and birds before covering the remains with rocks and going for a 12 hour sleep.
Irregularity in polar bear behaviour has been explained by scientists as being in part due to climate change - with the Arctic ice cap often shrinking in summer, bears often need to move out of their traditional hunting grounds to find food.
Where: Norway
When: 21 Aug 2020
Credit: Mateusz Gruszka/Cover Images
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ROYALS - König Carl Gustaf und Silvia von Schweden in Jokkmokk
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King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia visit a reindeer protection center in Jokkmokk
King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia visit Jokkmokk, Sweden - 06 Feb 2020
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ROYALS - König Carl Gustaf und Silvia von Schweden in Jokkmokk
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King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia visit a reindeer protection center in Jokkmokk
King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia visit Jokkmokk, Sweden - 06 Feb 2020
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