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UNDERWATER LOW ANGLE VIEW OF SHARK, PLAYA DEL CARMEN, MEXICO

Underwater low angle view of shark, Playa del Carmen, Mexico (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Ken Kiefer 2)

WATERLOGGED PEAT MINING AREA WITH COMMON CLUB-RUSHES (SCHOENOPLECTUS LACUSTRIS) AND BIRCH TREES (BETULA PUBESCENS), CUMULUS CLOUDS, KOLLER FILZE, NICKLHEIM, PRE-ALPS, BAVARIA, GERMANY

Waterlogged peat mining area with common club-rushes (Schoenoplectus lacustris) and birch trees (Betula pubescens), cumulus clouds, Koller Filze, Nicklheim, pre-Alps, Bavaria, Germany (KEYSTONE/imageBROKER/Horst Sollinger)

UNDERWATER LOW ANGLE VIEW OF MANTA RAY, CANCUN, MEXICO

Underwater low angle view of manta ray, Cancun, Mexico (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Ken Kiefer 2)

KOREA SUED GREENPEACE PROTEST

epa04649519 A Greenpeace activist gestures against a fogged transparent panel during a campaign aimed to stress the dangerousness of ultrafine particles PM 2.5, in Seoul, South Korea, 06 March 2015. Greenpeace activists demanded the South Korean government to withdraw the increase plan of coal-fired thermal power plants. EPA/JEON HEON-KYUN

KOREA SUED GREENPEACE PROTEST

epa04649518 A Greenpeace activist (partially obscured) gestures against a fogged transparent panel during a campaign aimed to stress the dangerousness of ultrafine particles PM 2.5, in Seoul, South Korea, 06 March 2015. Greenpeace activists demanded the South Korean government to withdraw the increase plan of coal-fired thermal power plants. EPA/JEON HEON-KYUN

KOREA SUED GREENPEACE PROTEST

epa04649516 A Greenpeace activist gestures against a fogged transparent panel during a campaign aimed to stress the dangerousness of ultrafine particles PM 2.5, in Seoul, South Korea, 06 March 2015. Greenpeace activists demanded the South Korean government to withdraw the increase plan of coal-fired thermal power plants. EPA/JEON HEON-KYUN

DEAD PINES (PINUS SYLVESTRIS) AND HARE'S-TAIL COTTONGRASS (ERIOPHORUM VAGINATUM) IN A MOOR POND WITH PEAT MOSS (SPHAGNUM SP.), HOCHRUNST-FILZE, RE-NATURED, NICKLHEIM, ALPINE FOOTHILLS, BAVARIA, GERMANY

Dead pines (Pinus sylvestris) and hare's-tail cottongrass (Eriophorum vaginatum) in a moor pond with peat moss (Sphagnum sp.), Hochrunst-Filze, re-natured, Nicklheim, Alpine foothills, Bavaria, Germany (KEYSTONE/imageBROKER/Horst Sollinger)

KENIA WILDEREI ELFENBEIN

A ranger from the Kenya Wildlife Service walks past 15 tons of elephant tusks which were set on fire, during an anti-poaching ceremony at Nairobi National Park in Nairobi, Kenya Tuesday, March 3, 2015. Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta set fire to the elephant ivory during World Wildlife Day to discourage poaching, saying that 25 years after the historic banning of the ivory trade, new demand from emerging markets is threatening Africa's elephants and rhinos. (AP Photo/Khalil Senosi)

KENIA WILDEREI ELFENBEIN

Rangers from the Kenya Wildlife Service assist with setting on fire 15 tons of elephant tusks, during an anti-poaching ceremony at Nairobi National Park in Nairobi, Kenya Tuesday, March 3, 2015. Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta set fire to the elephant ivory during World Wildlife Day to discourage poaching, saying that 25 years after the historic banning of the ivory trade, new demand from emerging markets is threatening Africa's elephants and rhinos. (AP Photo/Khalil Senosi)

KENIA WILDEREI ELFENBEIN

A ranger from the Kenya Wildlife Service walks past 15 tons of elephant tusks which were set on fire, during an anti-poaching ceremony at Nairobi National Park in Nairobi, Kenya Tuesday, March 3, 2015. Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta set fire to the elephant ivory during World Wildlife Day to discourage poaching, saying that 25 years after the historic banning of the ivory trade, new demand from emerging markets is threatening Africa's elephants and rhinos. (AP Photo/Khalil Senosi)

KENIA WILDEREI ELFENBEIN

Fifteen tons of elephant tusks are set on fire during an anti-poaching ceremony at Nairobi National Park in Nairobi, Kenya Tuesday, March 3, 2015. Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta set fire to the elephant ivory during World Wildlife Day to discourage poaching, saying that 25 years after the historic banning of the ivory trade, new demand from emerging markets is threatening Africa's elephants and rhinos. (AP Photo/Khalil Senosi)

KENIA WILDEREI ELFENBEIN

A firefighter controls the flames as 15 tons of elephant tusks are set on fire during an anti-poaching ceremony at Nairobi National Park in Nairobi, Kenya Tuesday, March 3, 2015. Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta set fire to the elephant ivory during World Wildlife Day to discourage poaching, saying that 25 years after the historic banning of the ivory trade, new demand from emerging markets is threatening Africa's elephants and rhinos. (AP Photo/Khalil Senosi)

KENIA WILDEREI ELFENBEIN

epa04646022 Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta (3-L) sets fire to a pile of some 15 tonnes of ivory (R) to mark the World Wildlife Day celebrations at the Nairobi National Park in Nairobi, Kenya, 03 March 2015. The second World Wildlife Day is being obeserved over the world on 03 March 2015, since it was decided in December 2013 by the UN General Assembly to be celebrated on 03 of March every year. This year's theme for the day is, 'It's time to get serious about wildlife crime', according to a UN press release. Kenya is marking this year's World Wildlife Day by hosting a week long Kenya Wildlife Festival in celebration of her unique wildlife heritage and beauty which started on 28 February and runs until 07 March. As part of the festival, the World Wildlife Day, the day to honor the late Wangari Maathai and the Africa Environment Day were all marked and celebrated in one big event. EPA/DANIEL IRUNGU

KENIA WILDEREI ELFENBEIN

epa04646021 A Kenyan Wildlife Service (KWS) ranger (L) guards a pile of some 15 tonnes of ivory before it is lit by Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta (not pictured) to mark the World Wildlife Day celebrations at the Nairobi National Park in Nairobi, Kenya, 03 March 2015. The second World Wildlife Day is being obeserved over the world on 03 March 2015, since it was decided in December 2013 by the UN General Assembly to be celebrated on 03 of March every year. This year's theme for the day is, 'It's time to get serious about wildlife crime', according to a UN press release. Kenya is marking this year's World Wildlife Day by hosting a week long Kenya Wildlife Festival in celebration of her unique wildlife heritage and beauty which started on 28 February and runs until 07 March. As part of the festival, the World Wildlife Day, the day to honor the late Wangari Maathai and the Africa Environment Day were all marked and celebrated in one big event. EPA/DANIEL IRUNGU

KENIA WILDEREI ELFENBEIN

epa04646020 A Kenyan Wildlife Service (KWS) ranger (L) throws an Elephant tusk to a pile of some 15 tonnes of ivory as they burn after being lit by Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta (not pictured) to mark the World Wildlife Day celebrations at the Nairobi National Park in Nairobi, Kenya, 03 March 2015. The second World Wildlife Day is being obeserved over the world on 03 March 2015, since it was decided in December 2013 by the UN General Assembly to be celebrated on 03 of March every year. This year's theme for the day is, 'It's time to get serious about wildlife crime', according to a UN press release. Kenya is marking this year's World Wildlife Day by hosting a week long Kenya Wildlife Festival in celebration of her unique wildlife heritage and beauty which started on 28 February and runs until 07 March. As part of the festival, the World Wildlife Day, the day to honor the late Wangari Maathai and the Africa Environment Day were all marked and celebrated in one big event. EPA/DANIEL IRUNGU

GERMANY, BENSERSIEL, COASTAL LANDSCAPE WITH WIND TURBINES AT SUNSET

Germany, Bensersiel, coastal landscape with wind turbines at sunset (KEYSTONE/WESTEND61/Wilfried Wirth)

GERMANY, BAVARIA, SOLAR PANELS AND WIND TURBINES

Germany, Bavaria, solar panels and wind turbines (KEYSTONE/WESTEND61/Martin Ruegner)

GERMANY, SUNSET BESIDES ELECTRICITY PYLON

Germany, sunset besides electricity pylon (KEYSTONE/WESTEND61/Ulrich Hagemann)

GERMANY, SUNSET BESIDES ELECTRICITY PYLON

Germany, sunset besides electricity pylon (KEYSTONE/WESTEND61/Ulrich Hagemann)

ELEPHANT TAKING A DUST BATH IN ANIMAL SANCTUARY, CHIANG MAI, THAILAND

Elephant taking a dust bath in animal sanctuary, Chiang Mai, Thailand. (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Mauro Grigollo)

ELEPHANT WALKING ON DIRT TRACK IN ANIMAL SANCTUARY, CHIANG MAI, THAILAND

Elephant walking on dirt track in animal sanctuary, Chiang Mai, Thailand. (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Mauro Grigollo)

ELEPHANT COOLING OFF IN RIVER AT ANIMAL SANCTUARY, CHIANG MAI, THAILAND

Elephant cooling off in river at animal sanctuary, Chiang Mai, Thailand. (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Mauro Grigollo)

HEAD OF ELEPHANT IN ANIMAL SANCTUARY, CHIANG MAI, THAILAND

Head of elephant in animal sanctuary, Chiang Mai, Thailand. (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Mauro Grigollo)

BRASILIEN UMWELTVERSCHMUTZUNG WASSER

FILE - In this Feb. 25, 2015 file photo, dead fish and trash float in the polluted Guanabara Bay in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Rio de Janeiro's Olympic organizing committee ruled out conducting viral tests of the human sewage-laden waterways where the 2016 Games' aquatic events will be held, following recommendations from the World Health Organization, Rio 2016 spokesman Mario Andrada said Friday, Oct. 16, 2015. (AP Photo/Leo Correa, File)

ESTONIA, SOLAR PANELS ON THE ROOF OF NEWLY BUILT KINDERGARTEN

Estonia, solar panels on the roof of newly built kindergarten (KEYSTONE/WESTEND61/Jaak Nilson)

ESTONIA, SOLAR PANELS ON THE ROOF OF NEWLY BUILT KINDERGARTEN

Estonia, solar panels on the roof of newly built kindergarten (KEYSTONE/WESTEND61/Jaak Nilson)

SOUTHERN GERMANY, AERIAL VIEW OF WIND TURBINE

Southern Germany, aerial view of wind turbine (KEYSTONE/WESTEND61/David Koehler)

SOUTHERN GERMANY, AERIAL VIEW OF WIND TURBINE

Southern Germany, aerial view of wind turbine (KEYSTONE/WESTEND61/David Koehler)

UNDERWATER VIEW OF SHORTFIN MAKO SHARK (ISURUS OXYRINCHUS) SWIMMING IN SEA, WEST COAST, NEW ZEALAND

Underwater view of shortfin mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) swimming in sea, West Coast, New Zealand (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Richard Robinson)

UNDERWATER VIEW OF MENACING SHORTFIN MAKO SHARK (ISURUS OXYRINCHUS) SWIMMING IN BLUE SEA, WEST COAST, NEW ZEALAND

Underwater view of menacing shortfin mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) swimming in blue sea, West Coast, New Zealand (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Richard Robinson)

UNDERWATER VIEW OF SHORTFIN MAKO SHARK (ISURUS OXYRINCHUS) SWIMMING IN SUNBEAM, WEST COAST, NEW ZEALAND

Underwater view of shortfin mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) swimming in sunbeam, West Coast, New Zealand (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Richard Robinson)

UNDERWATER VIEW OF TWO SHORTFIN MAKO SHARKS (ISURUS OXYRINCHUS) SWIMMING IN SUNBEAM, WEST COAST, NEW ZEALAND

Underwater view of two shortfin mako sharks (Isurus oxyrinchus) swimming in sunbeam, West Coast, New Zealand (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Richard Robinson)

UNDERWATER VIEW OF SHORTFIN MAKO SHARK (ISURUS OXYRINCHUS) SWIMMING BELOW SUNBEAM, WEST COAST, NEW ZEALAND

Underwater view of shortfin mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) swimming below sunbeam, West Coast, New Zealand (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Richard Robinson)

UNDERWATER VIEW OF SHORTFIN MAKO SHARK (ISURUS OXYRINCHUS) SWIMMING IN BLUE SEA, WEST COAST, NEW ZEALAND

Underwater view of shortfin mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) swimming in blue sea, West Coast, New Zealand (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Richard Robinson)

UNDERWATER VIEW OF SHORTFIN MAKO SHARK (ISURUS OXYRINCHUS) SWIMMING, WEST COAST, NEW ZEALAND

Underwater view of shortfin mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) swimming, West Coast, New Zealand (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Richard Robinson)

UNDERWATER VIEW OF SHORTFIN MAKO SHARK (ISURUS OXYRINCHUS) SWIMMING IN SEA, WEST COAST, NEW ZEALAND

Underwater view of shortfin mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) swimming in sea, West Coast, New Zealand (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Richard Robinson)

UNDERWATER CLOSE UP VIEW OF SHORTFIN MAKO SHARK (ISURUS OXYRINCHUS) SWIMMING AT SEA SURFACE, WEST COAST, NEW ZEALAND

Underwater close up view of shortfin mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) swimming at sea surface, West Coast, New Zealand (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Richard Robinson)

UNDERWATER VIEW OF SHORTFIN MAKO SHARK (ISURUS OXYRINCHUS) WITH OPEN MOUTH, WEST COAST, NEW ZEALAND

Underwater view of shortfin mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) with open mouth, West Coast, New Zealand (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Richard Robinson)

UNDERWATER VIEW OF SHORTFIN MAKO SHARK (ISURUS OXYRINCHUS) SWIMMING IN SEA, WEST COAST, NEW ZEALAND

Underwater view of shortfin mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) swimming in sea, West Coast, New Zealand (KEYSTONE/IMAGE SOURCE/Richard Robinson)

SCHWEIZ UMWELT SCHULPROJEKT "EXP'AIR"

Luc Barthassat, gauche, conseiller d'Etat charge du departement de l'environnement, des transports et de l'agriculture (DETA) et Anne Emery-Torracinta, droite, conseillere d'Etat chargee du departement de l'instruction publique, de la culture et du sport (DIP), jouent a Exp'air, apres une conference de presse sur la presentation de l'exposition "EX'PAIR", jeudi 19 fevrier 2015, a Geneve. Conçue par l'Etat de Geneeve pour les eetablissements scolaires du secondaire, cette exposition originale emmene les adolescents sur la piste des polluants de l'air pour deemasquer les sources de la pollution. Pres de 12'000 eleves genevois sont devenus des "Exp'airs". (KEYSTONE/Martial Trezzini)

SCHWEIZ UMWELT SCHULPROJEKT "EXP'AIR"

Luc Barthassat, droite, conseiller d'Etat charge du departement de l'environnement, des transports et de l'agriculture (DETA), et Anne Emery-Torracinta, gauche, conseillere d'Etat chargee du departement de l'instruction publique, de la culture et du sport (DIP), observent des eleves qui jouent a Exp'air apres une conference de presse sur la presentation de l'exposition "EX'PAIR", jeudi 19 fevrier 2015, a Geneve. Conçue par l'Etat de Geneeve pour les eetablissements scolaires du secondaire, cette exposition originale emmene les adolescents sur la piste des polluants de l'air pour deemasquer les sources de la pollution. Pres de 12'000 eleves genevois sont devenus des "Exp'airs". (KEYSTONE/Martial Trezzini)

SCHWEIZ UMWELT SCHULPROJEKT "EXP'AIR"

Luc Barthassat, droite, conseiller d'Etat charge du departement de l'environnement, des transports et de l'agriculture (DETA), et Anne Emery-Torracinta, gauche, conseillere d'Etat chargee du departement de l'instruction publique, de la culture et du sport (DIP) jouent avec des eleves a Exp'air, apres une conference de presse sur la presentation de l'exposition "EX'PAIR", jeudi 19 fevrier 2015, a Geneve. Conçue par l'Etat de Geneeve pour les eetablissements scolaires du secondaire, cette exposition originale emmene les adolescents sur la piste des polluants de l'air pour deemasquer les sources de la pollution. Pres de 12'000 eleves genevois sont devenus des "Exp'airs". (KEYSTONE/Martial Trezzini)

SCHWEIZ UMWELT SCHULPROJEKT "EXP'AIR"

Luc Barthassat, gauche, conseiller d'Etat charge du departement de l'environnement, des transports et de l'agriculture (DETA), et Anne Emery-Torracinta, droite, conseillere d'Etat chargee du departement de l'instruction publique, de la culture et du sport (DIP), jouent a Exp'air, apres une conference de presse sur la presentation de l'exposition "EX'PAIR", jeudi 19 fevrier 2015, a Geneve. Conçue par l'Etat de Geneeve pour les eetablissements scolaires du secondaire, cette exposition originale emmene les adolescents sur la piste des polluants de l'air pour deemasquer les sources de la pollution. Pres de 12'000 eleves genevois sont devenus des "Exp'airs". (KEYSTONE/Martial Trezzini)

SCHWEIZ UMWELT SCHULPROJEKT "EXP'AIR"

Luc Barthassat, gauche, conseiller d'Etat charge du departement de l'environnement, des transports et de l'agriculture (DETA), et Anne Emery-Torracinta, droite, conseillere d'Etat chargee du departement de l'instruction publique, de la culture et du sport (DIP) jouent a Exp'air, apres une conference de presse sur la presentation de l'exposition "EX'PAIR", jeudi 19 fevrier 2015, a Geneve. Conçue par l'Etat de Geneeve pour les eetablissements scolaires du secondaire, cette exposition originale emmene les adolescents sur la piste des polluants de l'air pour deemasquer les sources de la pollution. Pres de 12'000 eleves genevois sont devenus des "Exp'airs". (KEYSTONE/Martial Trezzini)

SCHWEIZ UMWELT SCHULPROJEKT "EXP'AIR"

Anne Emery-Torracinta, conseillere d'Etat chargee du departement de l'instruction publique, de la culture et du sport (DIP), s'exprime lors d'une conference de presse sur la presentation de l'exposition "EX'PAIR", jeudi 19 fevrier 2015, a Geneve. Conçue par l'Etat de Geneeve pour les eetablissements scolaires du secondaire, cette exposition originale emmene les adolescents sur la piste des polluants de l'air pour deemasquer les sources de la pollution. Pres de 12'000 eleves genevois sont devenus des "Exp'airs". (KEYSTONE/Martial Trezzini)

SCHWEIZ UMWELT SCHULPROJEKT "EXP'AIR"

Luc Barthassat, conseiller d'Etat charge du departement de l'environnement, des transports et de l'agriculture (DETA) s'exprime lors d'une conference de presse sur la presentation de l'exposition "EX'PAIR", jeudi 19 fevrier 2015, a Geneve. Conçue par l'Etat de Geneeve pour les eetablissements scolaires du secondaire, cette exposition originale emmene les adolescents sur la piste des polluants de l'air pour deemasquer les sources de la pollution. Pres de 12'000 eleves genevois sont devenus des "Exp'airs". (KEYSTONE/Martial Trezzini)

SCHWEIZ UMWELT SCHULPROJEKT "EXP'AIR"

Luc Barthassat, gauche, conseiller d'Etat charge du departement de l'environnement, des transports et de l'agriculture (DETA), jouent avec des eleves a Exp'air, apres une conference de presse sur la presentation de l'exposition "EX'PAIR", jeudi 19 fevrier 2015, a Geneve. Conçue par l'Etat de Geneeve pour les eetablissements scolaires du secondaire, cette exposition originale emmene les adolescents sur la piste des polluants de l'air pour deemasquer les sources de la pollution. Pres de 12'000 eleves genevois sont devenus des "Exp'airs". (KEYSTONE/Martial Trezzini)

SCHWEIZ UMWELT SCHULPROJEKT "EXP'AIR"

Luc Barthassat, gauche, conseiller d'Etat charge du departement de l'environnement, des transports et de l'agriculture (DETA), et Anne Emery-Torracinta, droite, conseillere d'Etat chargee du departement de l'instruction publique, de la culture et du sport (DIP), ecoutent les explications avant de jouer a Exp'air apres une conference de presse sur la presentation de l'exposition "EX'PAIR", jeudi 19 fevrier 2015, a Geneve. Conçue par l'Etat de Geneeve pour les eetablissements scolaires du secondaire, cette exposition originale emmene les adolescents sur la piste des polluants de l'air pour deemasquer les sources de la pollution. Pres de 12'000 eleves genevois sont devenus des "Exp'airs". (KEYSTONE/Martial Trezzini)

SCHWEIZ UMWELT SCHULPROJEKT "EXP'AIR"

Luc Barthassat, gauche, conseiller d'Etat charge du departement de l'environnement, des transports et de l'agriculture (DETA), et Anne Emery-Torracinta, droite, conseillere d'Etat chargee du departement de l'instruction publique, de la culture et du sport (DIP), jouent a Exp'air, apres une conference de presse sur la presentation de l'exposition "EX'PAIR", jeudi 19 fevrier 2015, a Geneve. Conçue par l'Etat de Geneeve pour les eetablissements scolaires du secondaire, cette exposition originale emmene les adolescents sur la piste des polluants de l'air pour deemasquer les sources de la pollution. Pres de 12'000 eleves genevois sont devenus des "Exp'airs". (KEYSTONE/Martial Trezzini)

SCHWEIZ UMWELT SCHULPROJEKT "EXP'AIR"

Luc Barthassat, conseiller d'Etat charge du departement de l'environnement, des transports et de l'agriculture (DETA), s'exprime lors d'une conference de presse sur la presentation de l'exposition "EX'PAIR", jeudi 19 fevrier 2015, a Geneve. Conçue par l'Etat de Geneeve pour les eetablissements scolaires du secondaire, cette exposition originale emmene les adolescents sur la piste des polluants de l'air pour deemasquer les sources de la pollution. Pres de 12'000 eleves genevois sont devenus des "Exp'airs". (KEYSTONE/Martial Trezzini)

SCHWEIZ UMWELT SCHULPROJEKT "EXP'AIR"

Anne Emery-Torracinta, conseillere d'Etat chargee du departement de l'instruction publique, de la culture et du sport (DIP), s'exprime lors d'une conference de presse sur la presentation de l'exposition "EX'PAIR", jeudi 19 fevrier 2015, a Geneve. Conçue par l'Etat de Geneeve pour les eetablissements scolaires du secondaire, cette exposition originale emmene les adolescents sur la piste des polluants de l'air pour deemasquer les sources de la pollution. Pres de 12'000 eleves genevois sont devenus des "Exp'airs". (KEYSTONE/Martial Trezzini)

ALTES OELFASS LIEGT AN EINEM SEE

Altes Oelfass liegt an einem See (KEYSTONE/CHROMORANGE/Horst Schunk)

AUSTRIA, WEATHER STATION, SOLAR CELL

Austria, weather station, solar cell (KEYSTONE/WESTEND61/Dieter Schewig)

BAUM

Baum (KEYSTONE/CHROMORANGE/Walter Heim)

ILLUSTRATION WASTE SEPARATION

ILLUSTRATION: Garbage cans in black, brown, blue, and yellow filled with the appropriate waste in Dresden, Germany, 12 February 2015. Photo: Thomas Eisenhuth - NO WIRE SERVICE - | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Thomas Eisenhuth)

AUSTRIA, BURGENLAND, SUNFLOWER FIELD AND WIND FARM MOENCHHOF-HALBTURN

Austria, Burgenland, sunflower field and wind farm Moenchhof-Halbturn (KEYSTONE/WESTEND61/Martin Siepmann)

AUSTRIA, BURGENLAND, SUNFLOWER FIELD AND WIND FARM MOENCHHOF-HALBTURN

Austria, Burgenland, sunflower field and wind farm Moenchhof-Halbturn (KEYSTONE/WESTEND61/Martin Siepmann)

HAND HOLDING PEAR WITH BULB FITTING

Hand holding pear with bulb fitting (KEYSTONE/WESTEND61/Deyan Georgiev)

HAND HOLDING PEAR WITH BULB FITTING

Hand holding pear with bulb fitting (KEYSTONE/WESTEND61/Deyan Georgiev)

AFGHANISTAN HAHNENKAMPF

epa04605726 Afghans watch a rooster fight in Herat, Afghanistan 06 February 2015. Gamblers sometimes bet up to 500 Euros per fight. A system similar to boxing is used, with marks and rounds. The owners decide when to stop the match and which bird is the winner. During the Taliban regime gambling and gaming was forbidden. EPA/JALIL REZAYEE

AFGHANISTAN HAHNENKAMPF

epa04605728 Afghans watch a rooster fight in Herat, Afghanistan 06 February 2015. Gamblers sometimes bet up to 500 Euros per fight. A system similar to boxing is used, with marks and rounds. The owners decide when to stop the match and which bird is the winner. During the Taliban regime gambling and gaming was forbidden. EPA/JALIL REZAYEE

AFGHANISTAN HAHNENKAMPF

epa04605727 Afghans watch a rooster fight in Herat, Afghanistan 06 February 2015. Gamblers sometimes bet up to 500 Euros per fight. A system similar to boxing is used, with marks and rounds. The owners decide when to stop the match and which bird is the winner. During the Taliban regime gambling and gaming was forbidden. EPA/JALIL REZAYEE

AFGHANISTAN HAHNENKAMPF

epa04605720 Afghans watch a rooster fight in Herat, Afghanistan, 06 February 2015. Gamblers sometimes bet up to 500 Euros per fight. A system similar to boxing is used, with marks and rounds. The owners decide when to stop the match and which bird is the winner. During the Taliban regime gambling and gaming was forbidden. EPA/JALIL REZAYEE

AFGHANISTAN HAHNENKAMPF

epa04605721 An Afghan sprays water on a rooster after the rooster fight in Herat, Afghanistan, 06 February 2015. Gamblers sometimes bet up to 500 Euros per fight. A system similar to boxing is used, with marks and rounds. The owners decide when to stop the match and which bird is the winner. During the Taliban regime gambling and gaming was forbidden. EPA/JALIL REZAYEE