It is not common for a director specializing in animation to pivot to live-action convincingly. And it is even rarer for the leap to be even more successful than their previous work. A notable surprise, then, is The Sheep Detectives, where Kyle Balda, one of the barons of the Gru and Minions franchise, brings to the screen the homonymous novel by Leonie Swann (published in Spanish by Salamandra), starring a woolly flock that sets out to solve a murder. It could be argued that the fact that the animals talk and move thanks to digital effects places the film on a borderline with Balda's previous experiences, but far from resorting to caricature, the filmmaker optimizes hyperrealistic technology to make it the humorous pillar of the proposal, reserving eccentricity for details that enrich the background, such as the abundance of neons that incongruously illuminate the small British town where the story takes place.

We read in the ARA (Argentine National Archives) that the brown bear has now been fully reintroduced in the Catalan Pyrenees, as there are 47 of them. The Director General of Environmental Policies and the Natural Environment, Marc Vilahur, has already stated that it is necessary to "ensure the coexistence of this species with local communities" and that they will work with "pilot projects using smart collars."