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RC2709ASRZ3Q Ecology expert Oleh Lystopad gestures as he talks about the destruction of Ukraine’s forests, during an interview in the Botanical Garden in Kyiv, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, July 22, 2024. All that remains of many forests in eastern Ukraine are fields of stripped, broken trunks. Local wildlife, including deer, boars and woodpeckers, have been badly affected by the loss of habitats, the experts said, although it is currently hard to gauge biodiversity loss in forests. In northern Ukraine's Chornobyl nature reserve, the pre-war population of over 100 Przewalski's horses - a globally endangered species of wild horse - has been hit hard by the conflict, according to Lystopad, an ecologist with the ANTS advocacy group who said landmines were making it difficult to extinguish fires. "Right now, it's in question to what extent this species can continue to exist there," Lystopad said. REUTERS/Thomas Peter SEARCH "PETER UKRAINE FORESTS" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES.

RC1BC4D4EAF0 An ant is pictured as a fire burns a tract of Amazon jungle as it is cleared by loggers and farmers near Porto Velho, Brazil August 27, 2019. REUTERS/Ricardo Moraes

RC14D0888AF0 Grayson Brewster of Conway, checks with his boat paddle, a mound of floating fire ants in the flooded Waccamaw River in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence now downgraded to a tropical depression in Conway, South Carolina, U.S. September 19, 2018. REUTERS/Randall Hill

RC1460D8EC90 A colony of fire ants floats in rising flood waters in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence, in Leland, North Carolina, U.S., September 16, 2018. REUTERS/Jonathan Drake

RC1FE1EB35B0 A man uses fire to combat ants outside his house in Barcarena, Para state, northern Brazil, March 4, 2018. REUTERS/Ricardo Moraes

RC11EA112430 Riot policemen walk past a barricade on fire after a clash with ant-government demonstrators during a protest against Brazilian social welfare reform project, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, March 15, 2017. REUTERS/Ricardo Moraes

GM1DTSJIASAA Male contestants line up for the judging of the Men's Crazy Legs Competition during the Fire Ant Festival in Marshall, Texas October 14, 2006. REUTERS/Jessica Rinaldi (United States)

GM1DTSJIALAA Jackie Baker (2nd R) gets help from Denise Griffin (R) during the Fire Ant calling contest as Annette Thompson (L) and Amanda Pomeroy (C) watches during the Fire Ant Calling Contest at the Fire Ant Festival in Marshall, Texas, October 14, 2006. Contestants in the Fire Ant Calling Contest are asked to imitate the sounds of different fire ant calls - such as the mating call or a feeding call. REUTERS/Jessica Rinaldi (UNITED STATES)

GM1DTSJHTZAA A person dressed as a Fire Ant waves to members of the Fire Ant Parade during the Fire Ant Festival in Marshall, Texas, October 14, 2006. REUTERS/Jessica Rinaldi (United States)

GM1DTSJHTTAA A man watches as the Marshall High School marching band parades past during the Fire Ant Festival in Marshall, Texas, October 14, 2006. REUTERS/Jessica Rinaldi (UNITED STATES)

GM1DTSJHISAA Grandmother Elizabeth Dykes (bottom R) and cousin Katelyne Haight (bottom C) call out to Sierra Jenkins, 1, of Marshall, Texas (C) during the Diaper Derby at the Fire Ant Festival in Marshall, Texas, October 14, 2006. The Diaper Derby is a competition which babies are placed on a carpet and have to crawl to the other side to win. REUTERS/Jessica Rinaldi (UNITED STATES)

PBEAHUNVJFI A Philippine resident jumps to avoid burning tyres which were set on fire by protesters to block anti-riot policemen and members of a demolition team tearing down their homes at St. Joseph compound in Sun Valley, Paranaque city, south of Manila, November 14, 2005. Unrest erupted in the area on Monday after more than 200 families claiming they were allowed by the city government to occupy more than 1.2 hectares of land disagreed with demolition teams claiming they have been tasked to clear the area by the land's private owner.

PBEAHUNVIAB A Philippine resident jumps to avoid burning tyres which were set on fire by protesters to block anti-riot policemen and members of a demolition team tearing down their homes at St. Joseph compound in Sun Valley, Paranaque city, south of Manila, November 14, 2005. Unrest erupted in the area on Monday after more than 200 families claiming they were allowed by the city government to occupy more than 1.2 hectares of land disagreed with demolition teams claiming they have been tasked to clear the area by the land's private owner.

PBEAHUOCYBD Farmers water tangerine trees at a Lunar New Year fair in Hong Kong February 1, 2005. Tangerines, which symbolise luck and wealth for the Chinese, are expected to be widely bought despite a red fire ant threat in the city before the upcoming Lunar New Year.

PBEAHUOCYBC Farmers water tangerine trees at a Lunar New Year fair in Hong Kong February 1, 2005. Tangerines, which symbolise luck and wealth for the Chinese, are expected to be widely bought despite a red fire ant threat in the city before the upcoming Lunar New Year.

RP5DRIFPFBAA Farmers water tangerine trees at a Lunar New Year fair in Hong Kong February 1, 2005. Tangerines, which symbolise luck and wealth for the Chinese, are expected to be widely bought despite a red fire ant threat in the city before the upcoming Lunar New Year. REUTERS/Bobby Yip BY/AT

RP5DRIFPEYAA Farmers water tangerine trees at a Lunar New Year fair in Hong Kong February 1, 2005. Symbolising luck and wealth for the Chinese, tangerines are expected to be widely bought despite a red fire ant threat in the city before the upcoming Lunar New Year. REUTERS/Bobby Yip BY/JJ

PBEAHUODFCX A farmer walks among tangerine trees, going to be sold during the upcoming Lunar New Year, at Hong Kong's rural New Territories January 28, 2005. Agricultural officials in China's southern Guangdong province said they've controlled the spread of red fire ants there, as Hong Kong is on guard against a new health threat to combat the spread of fire ants after the feared insect from mainland China may have reached Hong Kong.

RP5DRIFPECAA Farmers load tangerine trees onto a truck to be transported to a market for the upcoming Lunar New Year sale at Hong Kong's rural New Territories, January 28, 2005. Sales of related potted plants may be affected this year, as Hong Kong is on guard against a new health threat to combat the spread of fire ants after the feared insect from mainland China may have reached Hong Kong. REUTERS/Bobby Yip BY/SH

RP5DRIFPEAAA A farmer walks among tangerine trees, going to be sold during the upcoming Lunar New Year, at Hong Kong's rural New Territories January 28, 2005. Agricultural officials in China's southern Guangdong province said they've controlled the spread of red fire ants there, as Hong Kong is on guard against a new health threat to combat the spread of fire ants after the feared insect from mainland China may have reached Hong Kong. REUTERS/Bobby Yip BY/SH

PBEAHUODDFZ An ant whose species was not previously found in Hong Kong was caught in a wetland park in the territory January 27, 2005. Officers from the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department spotted more than 10 anthills on Wednesday and Thursday they suspected were built by these ants not previously found locally. [The city is on guard against a new health threat to combat the spread of red fire ants after the feared insect from mainland China may have reached Hong Kong.]

RP5DRIFPDYAA An ant whose species was not previously found in Hong Kong was caught in a wetland park in the territory January 27, 2005. Officers from the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department spotted more than 10 anthills on Wednesday and Thursday they suspected were built by these ants not previously found locally. The city is on guard against a new health threat to combat the spread of red fire ants after the feared insect from mainland China may have reached Hong Kong. . REUTERS/Bobby Yip BY/LA

RP4DRHXSCSAE Chicago Fire forward Ante Razov (9) sits dejected after missing a shoton goal, just minutes after missing a penalty kick, as Chicago forwardDamani Ralph (L) and San Jose Earthquakes goalie Chris Roner lookon,during the first half of the Major League Soccer Cup championshipgame in Carson, California, November 23, 2003. REUTERS/Lucy NicholsonLN/GN

PBEAHUKTHAU Members of al-Aqsa martyrs Brigade, masked and armed, run with their Ak 47 assault rifles and an anti-tank grenade and fire against a false target during training for attacks on Israeli bases in the self-ruled Gaza Strip March 22, 2002. [Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, an armed group linked to Palestinian President Yasser Arafat's Fatah faction, shrugged off on Friday a U.S. decision to designate it a "foreign terrorist organization", and vowed to carry out more attacks on Israel. The group earlier claimed responsibility for a Jerusalem suicide bombing on Thursday that killed three Israelis.]

PBEAHUKTHAT Members of al-Aqsa martyrs Brigade, masked and armed, run with their Ak 47 assault rifles and an anti-tank grenade and fire against a false target during training for attacks on Israeli bases in the self-ruled Gaza Strip March 22, 2002. [Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, an armed group linked to Palestinian President Yasser Arafat's Fatah faction, shrugged off on Friday a U.S. decision to designate it a "foreign terrorist organization", and vowed to carry out more attacks on Israel. The group earlier claimed responsibility for a Jerusalem suicide bombing on Thursday that killed three Israelis.]

PBEAHUKYHBD The queen, pictured in this undated handout photo with some worker ants, of the fire ants can be a real tyrant when it comes to her offspring. The fire ant queen -- already responsible for laying all the eggs in a colony -- also plays a royally big role in determining the sex of her offspring, scientists said on August 16, 2001.

RP2DRIDLJUAA A fire chief from the 2nd Batallion observes a fire from atop an anthill in Riacho Fundo, outside of the capital Brasilia, August 2, 2001.Extremely dry weather and low humidity produce numerous wildcat firesduring the winter months, and this one burned hundreds of acres beforethe firemen were able to contain it.GN/JP

RP1DRIFRSJAB FOR RELEASE WITH STORY BC-INDIA-TRIBES - Tribal women in the village of Devgaon, in the Bastar region of India's central state of Madhya Pradesh dance in front of a 'Ghotul', a dormitory where young boys and girls spend the night to learn several things including sex from each other. The tribes earlier lived off the impenetrable forests eating rats roasted in a fire as well as red ants crushed into a chutney but have now become partially urbanised after roads were built two decades ago. Picture taken 17NOV98.SK/TAN/SB

RP1DRIFRSEAE FOR RELEASE WITH STORY BC-INDIA-TRIBES - A boy from Abujmarh, a 4,000 square kilometre plateau in the Bastar of India's central state of Madhya Pradesh, joins an assembly at a free boarding school run by Hindu monks in Narainpur. The Abujmarh plateau has not even been chartered by the Geological Survey of India due to thick forest cover and hostile terrain. The tribes in this area still live off the impenetrable forests eating rats roasted in a fire as well as red ants crushed into a chutney. Picture taken 16NOV98.SK/TAN/SB

RP1DRIFRQGAF FOR RELEASE WITH STORY BC-INDIA-TRIBES - Tribal women in the village of Gadhbengal, in the Bastar region of India's central state of Madhya Pradesh distill 'Mahua', an alcohol made from the seeds of the Mahua tree. Tribes in the area earlier lived off the impenetrable forests eating rats roasted in a fire as well as red ants crushed into a chutney but have now become partially urbanised after roads were built two decades ago. Picture taken 17NOV98.SK/TAN/SB

PBEAHUMIDDX A boy from Abujmarh, a 4,000 square kilometre plateau in the Bastar of India's central state of Madhya Pradesh, joins an assembly at a free boarding school run by Hindu monks in Narainpur. The Abujmarh plateau has not even been chartered by the Geological Survey of India due to thick forest cover and hostile terrain. The tribes in this area still live off the impenetrable forests eating rats roasted in a fire as well as red ants crushed into a chutney. Picture taken 16NOV98.

PBEAHUMHBDA Lead government attorney David Boies speaks to the press during a break in the second day of the antitrust case against Microsoft Corp. October 20. Microsoft fired back at the government today saying it had done nothing wrong, and was not obliged by law to go soft on competitors. ??»

PBEAHUMHBCT Lead government attorney David Boies speaks to the press during a break in the second day of the antitrust case against Microsoft Corp. October 20. Microsoft fired back at the government today saying it had done nothing wrong and was not obliged by law to go soft on competitors. ??»