Эмоции животных подчас не менее яркие, чем человеческие, а своей искренностью и непосредственностью они точно дадут фору людям. В фотоленте Sputnik... 04.10.2021, Sputnik Южная Осетия
Ежегодно 4 октября отмечается Всемирный день защиты животных или Всемирный день животных. Дата была выбрана не случайно - 4 октября 1226 года скончался святой Франциск Ассизский, который оказывал помощь страждущим и гонимым, и считался покровителем животных.Праздник был учрежден на международном конгрессе сторонников движения в защиту природы, проходившем в 1931 году во Флоренции (Италия), и призван обратить внимание человечества на проблемы остальных обитателей планеты.
Эмоции животных подчас не менее яркие, чем человеческие, а своей искренностью и непосредственностью они точно дадут фору людям. В фотоленте Sputnik, посвященной Всемирному дню защиты животных, - проявления их эмоций, снятые фотографами мировых агентств
Ежегодно 4 октября отмечается Всемирный день защиты животных или Всемирный день животных. Дата была выбрана не случайно - 4 октября 1226 года скончался святой Франциск Ассизский, который оказывал помощь страждущим и гонимым, и считался покровителем животных.
Праздник был учрежден на международном конгрессе сторонников движения в защиту природы, проходившем в 1931 году во Флоренции (Италия), и призван обратить внимание человечества на проблемы остальных обитателей планеты.
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