Kuna bjelica (eng. White breasted marten / lat. Martes foina) скачать в хорошем качестве

Kuna bjelica (eng. White breasted marten / lat. Martes foina)

Muzejske priče (Museum stories) |S2 E3| Kuna bjelica je rasprostranjena u cijeloj Evropi i sjevernoj Aziji. Njeno stanište su uglavnom šume; mješovite šume, hrastovi, četinari i listopadne šume. Populacija bijeloprsih kuna u Bosni i Hercegovini opisana je 1911. godine pod nazivom Bosanski samsar ili Martes foina bosniaca kao posebna podvrsta. Primjerak kune bjelice sa Majevice je trenutno izložen u Biološkoj zbirci Muzeja istočne Bosne. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The white breasted marten is a widespread species in the whole of Europe and North Asia. Its habitat is mainly forests, mixed forests, oaks, conifers and deciduous. The white breasted martens population in Bosnia and Herzegovina was described in 1911 under the name Bosnian samsar or Martes foina bosniaca as a special subspecies. A specimen of the white breasted marten from Majevica is currently on display in the Biological Collection of the Museum of East Bosnia. ________________________________________________ Pratite nas (Follow us):   / muzejistocnebosne     / mib_tuzla   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Izlagao (Presented by): mr.sc.Kasim Memić, viši kustos - biolog Muzeja istočne Bosne (Museum of East Bosnia's curator biologist) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Autor-producent (Author-producer): Ljubiša Veljković Kamera i montaža (Camera and editing): Jasmin Jatić / Mario Stjepić Muzika (Music) "Bosanska antika" Autor muzike: Edmir Begović (  / edmirbegovic  ) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Produkcija (Production): Muzej istočne Bosne Tuzla 2022 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Image sources: https://www.envato.com/ (Envato Elements license) Marius Olbertz - Steinmarder, 2006 (https://bs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuna_bj...) https://commons.wikimedia.org/ Museum of East Bosnia Tuzla