In a strange and high-tech answer to animal reintroduction to the wild, a reserve in the UK is using ultra-high-definition TVs to show footage of their protected habitat to the animals they’re releasing. The ultra real-life footage helps to stimulate the captive animals, and these photos show how engrossed they are in the video.  Pretty amazing. Via CoolHunting:
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