18/01/17 – LION_LOVE_14

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18/01/18 – NATGEO

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Video by @joelsartore | This is Gigi, a two-week old snow monkey that is currently being hand-raised by her keepers at @blankparkzoo since her mother did not have the skills necessary to feed and raise her. When she’s old enough she will be reintegrated into her troop. In the wild, these primates live in extremely cold conditions in Japan and can often be found warming up in the hot springs there. Snow monkeys are highly intelligent creatures. During a study in the 1950s, researchers observed a female snow monkey washing sand off of her sweet potato in river water as opposed to simply brushing the sand off like the other monkeys. She even discovered that dipping her potato in salt water added a bit of seasoning. When her siblings saw her washing and seasoning her food, they began to copy her actions. Soon, even her mother was washing her food in the river. Over the next few years, scientists discovered that this cleaning ritual had spread rapidly across the entire island, and within a decade every single monkey was washing their potatoes. Today, although none of the original monkeys are living, the monkeys on this island all still enjoy clean, seasoned potatoes. To see a portrait of Gigi, follow @JoelSartore.

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PERGUNTAS E RESPOSTAS – 19. Quais os sintomas da doença? Os sintomas iniciais da febre amarela incluem o início súbito de febre, calafrios, dor de cabeça intensa, dores nas costas, dores no corpo em geral, náuseas e vômitos, fadiga e fraqueza. A maioria das pessoas melhora após estes sintomas iniciais. No entanto, cerca de 15% apresentam um breve período de horas a um dia sem sintomas e, então, desenvolvem uma forma mais grave da doença. Em casos graves, a pessoa pode desenvolver febre alta, icterícia (coloração amarelada da pele e do branco dos olhos), hemorragia (especialmente a partir do trato gastrointestinal) e, eventualmente, choque e insuficiência de múltiplos órgãos. Cerca de 20-50% das pessoas que desenvolvem doença grave podem morrer.

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