Hello and welcome to another episode of No Such Things A Fish coming to you from the

QILs in Covent Garden.

My name is Anna Tishinsky, I'm sitting here with Andy Murray, Alex Bell and James Harkin

and once again we have gathered around the microphones with our four favourite facts from the

last seven days in no particular order here they are.

And that's starting with you Andy.

My fact this week is that Czech dear still avoid crossing the Iron Curtain between Germany

and the Czech Republic.

So they used to be the Iron Curtain which was a very very long electrified fence in between

the two countries during the Cold War and at the end of the Cold War the Czech and the

German authorities they established a nature reserve going across the country they thought

this is a really nice idea.

We'll have this huge habitat all sorts of species, we'll have lots of them to play in and

there'll be more animals as a result and it'll all be good for biodiversity.

It turns out 20 years later that dear on the Czech side just will not cross that border.

So what you're saying is that all dear are communists?

These are red dear for a nice bit.

And the headline from the Wall Street Journal when this study was reported was deep in the

forest, Bambeer remains the Cold War's last prisoner.

She's a good headline.

There's a strip through Germany which was called the Death Strip I think because it was that

strip it was sort of like a 5 kilometer area between East and West Germany where you

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