Rare Persian Leopard Spotted Again in Kazakhstan
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Camera traps in Kazakhstan’s Ustyurt State Nature Reserve have once again captured images of the extremely rare Persian leopard.
The predator was recorded by the cameras in March and May this year, reaffirming the reserve’s importance as a natural habitat for one of the world’s rarest wild cat species.
Reserve specialists continue to monitor the movements of the Persian leopard and track the status of its population.
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Blooming Poppies at the Foot of the Alatau Mountains
Almaty-based photographer Dmitry Dotsenko has published a video of blooming poppies against the backdrop of the Trans-Ili Alatau mountains and shared his reflections on the beauty and contrasts of nature.
According to the photographer, such landscapes make people pause and look at the familiar scenery of their homeland from a new perspective.
Sometimes you simply want to stop and gaze at this scene for a long time: eternal rugged mountains and fragile scarlet poppies at their foot," Dotsenko said.
The photographer compared the poppies to ballerinas in red dresses swaying in the wind, while describing the peaks of the Alatau as silent icy giants.
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Victory Day Parade Held on Moscow’s Red Square
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Almaty is a city of kind people
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This evening on Al-Farabi Avenue, passersby helped a family of ducks safely cross the road.
Cars slowed down, people guided them to the sidewalk - all calmly, just human kindness at its best.
Moments like this remind us: kindness is all around.
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Red Book bear cubs born at Almaty Zoo
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At the Almaty Zoo, two Tien Shan brown bear cubs have been born.
The cubs were born in January to the pair Kurmanbek and Gerda. For the female, this is her fourth litter.
According to specialists, bear cubs are born blind and spend several months in shelter, feeding on their mother’s milk. They have now grown, and the mother has begun bringing them out into the large enclosure.
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Fire broke out early in the morning in the Pingshan district of Shenzhen at a parking facility for electric vehicles
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The blaze started in a multi-level garage used to store test and decommissioned cars. According to the fire department, emergency units arrived at 02:48 Beijing time and quickly contained the fire. The company reported that the fire was fully extinguished and there were no casualties.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
The incident comes amid a challenging period for the market: although sales increased in March compared to February, year-on-year figures remain lower than last year. Intensifying price competition is also putting pressure on manufacturers. At the same time, overseas sales of BYD continue to grow.
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Fire at the akimat building in Aktobe has been extinguished
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A fire on the roof of a six-story administrative building on Abulkhair Khan Avenue in Aktobe was fully put out, the agency’s correspondent reports.
According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the first units arrived at the scene within five minutes. Upon arrival, firefighters discovered three separate sources of open fire. The firefighting efforts were complicated by heavy smoke, high temperatures, the presence of combustible materials, and the structural features of the building.
More than 140 personnel and around 40 units of equipment were involved in the operation. The fire was completely extinguished over an area of 300 square meters. No casualties were reported, and the cause of the fire is being investigated.
During the firefighting operation, rescuers climbed onto the roof and carefully removed the national flag of the Republic of Kazakhstan, preserving it without damage.
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"The world is alive": cranes flying over Almaty stir nostalgia
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Almaty-based photographer Dmitry Dotsenko has published a video capturing a flock of demoiselle cranes flying over the city, drawing strong reactions from social media users.
The footage shows a moment of spring migration, accompanied by the birds’ distinctive calls echoing across the sky. According to the author, this sound is closely associated with the arrival of spring and the awakening of nature.
Hearing cranes in the sky is a special feeling. In such moments, you truly sense the смену сезонов and the cyclical nature of life," the photographer noted.
Demoiselle cranes are known to form lifelong pairs and can travel up to 500 kilometers a day during migration. Their calls can be heard over long distances due to the unique structure of their respiratory system.
The post resonated widely with users, many of whom shared childhood memories and noted that the sound of cranes remains one of the most recognizable symbols of spring.
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