VIDEO: Polar bear is installed in the new house Highlands

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Polar has been installed in the new house Highlands

April 28, 2015 Last updated at 14:16 BST clock

Finally Animal Zoo in Scotland has been attracting admiring glances in his first public appearance.

Victoria polar bear just moved into their new home at the Highland Wildlife Park near Kingussie.

Guardians hope that, if you take a liking to one of his male bears Arktos, I could hear the crackle of tiny legs.

Reports BBC Scotland Craig Anderson.

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VIDEO: Chernobyl Fuchs from Sandwich

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Chernobyl Fuchs is five-story sandwich

April 27, 2015 Last updated at 20:22 BST clock

A fox in Chernobyl made using a sandwich meat and bread, which led to him by a team of Radio in the region.

The fox fear of humans, probably because they appear so rarely seen in the nuclear exclusion.

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VIDEO: Chernobyl fox trapped

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Chernobyl Fuchs made five floors sandwich

April 27, 2015 Updated 20:22 BST

A fox is a big sandwich with sausage and bread Chernobyl, which led him by a team of radio in the region.

The fox is not afraid of the people, probably because they are so rarely seen in the field of nuclear exclusion.

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VIDEO: New York lights out for birds

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Why lights of New York for migratory birds

April 28, 2015 Updated 09:07 BST

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the state of New York is not essential lights in buildings managed by the state.

But instead of an energy saving measure - rather, it is to navigate roads migratory birds in spring and autumn.

Ornithologists say that birds of electric lights tangled, making them crash into buildings -. "Fatal Attraction of Light" also known as

Lucas De Jong says.

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VIDEO: Replica creates prehistoric caves

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Width replica recreates prehistoric caves

April 24, 2015 Updated 06:32 BST

An ambitious prehistoric reconstruction open to the public on 25 April.

Grotte Chauvet in the Ardèche in southern France, contains some of the oldest and most remarkable rock drawings ever found - but been sealed since its discovery of this precious art to preserve.

Well, a large replica of the cave and its spectacular paintings were built - but how do they compare with reality?

Our science correspondent Rebecca Morelle is one of only a handful of people who can tell us after the BBC Newsnight had unusual access to the original cave.

Filmmaker editor and camera image Callery Jonathan Stuart Denman.

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25 years in pictures; Hubble & # 039: VIDEO

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Hubble celebrates 25 years: See best moments

April 24, 2015 Last updated at 00:09 BST

April 24, 1990, the space shuttle Discovery blasted off from Earth with the Hubble Space Telescope.

He helped meet the astronomical matters - such as the origin of the Magellanic stream, a long ribbon of gas extends almost halfway around the Milky Way - and discover new secrets.

For the uninitiated, amazing images created by cosmic Hubble - BBC News looks at some of the highlights of the last 25 years.

Video of Sara Barman made

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VIDEO: Replica recreates prehistoric caves

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Vast replica recreates prehistoric caves

April 24, 2015 06:32 BST Updated

An ambitious prehistoric reconstruction open to the public on 25 April.

Chauvet in the Ardèche in southern France contains some of the oldest and most remarkable petroglyphs ever found - but it was sealed by the discovery, in order to preserve this valuable technology.

Well, a replica of the cave and its spectacular paintings were built - but how does it compare with the reality?

Our science correspondent Rebecca Morelle is one of only a handful of people who can tell us, after the BBC Newsnight has had unusual access to the original cave.

The filmmaker and editor Jonathan Stuart Denman camera Callery.

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VIDEO: & # 039; My son told me to use social media and # 039;

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Spaceman sing: "My son told me to Social Media" use

April 24, 2015 Updated 23:25 BST

Among his many other duties astronauts on board the International Space Station are required to spectacular viewpoints their responsibility.

In the five months aboard the station in 2013, Commander Chris Hadfield enjoyed the task and published hundreds of images in the media.

He also became an Internet sensation when he played David Bowie Space Oddity while "sitting in a tin can far above the world."

The "song Spaceman", written a book "Guide astronauts to life on Earth", Katty Kay BBC said it was his son who use social media, encouraged.

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VIDEO: How Hubble opened the universe

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How the Hubble Space Telescope has opened the universe

April 23, 2015 Updated 11:33 BST

As NASA prepares for a new look at the 25th anniversary of the Hubble Space Telescope reveal to celebrate the BBC Jane McCubbin account how we can improve our assessment of the universe.

Hubble is in a unique position because it passes 370 miles above the earth, and see more clearly than ground-based telescopes.

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VIDEO: Chile Volcano timelapse images

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Calbuco: Eruption time-lapse photos Chile

April 23, 2015 Updated 14:55 BST

The Calbuco volcano in southern Chile broke twice in the space of a few hours - dormant for decades.

Timelapse images of the area shows a huge column of lava and ash sent several kilometers into the air.

Authorities said the red alert and evacuated more than 4,000 people within (12 miles) of 20 kilometers.

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25 years in pictures; Hubble Telescope & # 039: VIDEO

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Hubble celebrates 25 years: See best moments

April 24, 2015 Last updated at 0.09 clock BST

April 24, 1990, the space shuttle Discovery blasted off from Earth with the Hubble Space Telescope.

He helped meet the astronomical matters - such as the origin of the Magellanic stream, a long ribbon of gas extends almost halfway around the Milky Way - and discover new secrets.

For the uninitiated, amazing images created by cosmic Hubble - BBC News looks at some of the highlights of the last 25 years.

Video of Sara Barman made

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VIDEO: Live Solar Impulse lands in Nanjing

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Solar Impulse plane landed in Nanjing, China

April 21, 2015 Updated 23:40 BST

Without fuel Solar Impulse plane landed safely in Nanjing, in eastern China.

Bertrand Piccard piloted the aircraft in its last phase of Chongqing in western countries.

The aim of the project is all over the world, and now have before for the challenge of crossing the Pacific.

Spend the next 10 days Free Solar Impulse has become a comprehensive interview.

The Swiss team behind the project was delighted when the plane landed, as "awesome" and "amazing" describes it.

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VIDEO: Sumatran rhino in need of a partner

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Sumatran rhino in need of a partner

April 21, 2015 Last updated at 00:01 BST clock

The Sumatran rhinoceros is threatened with extinction.

Only a few remain in Borneo and Malaysia, and fear of the future of the species.

Informa Jennifer Pak Borneo.

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VIDEO: filmed Sperm & # 039; Question & # 039 rounds;

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Movie sperm whale scientists "tricks" camera underwater

April 18, 2015 Last updated on 24:16 BST

A sperm whale surprised researchers working in the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday.

The whale was shot by robot submarines scientists, almost 600 meters below the surface.

Sperm whales are endangered and says that they are curious and very intelligent.

This particular creature came that the scars on his nose - perhaps the propeller of a boat - were visible.

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VIDEO: New frog skin translucent glass

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New frog glass with translucent skin that is in Costa Rica

April 20, 2015 Updated 07:41 BST

A new species of frog in the Talamanca mountains glass of Costa Rica.

The frogs are only in parts of Central and South America and are known for their skin so clear that you can see the internal organs, is known.

Reports Catharina Moh.

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VIDEO: To frack or not frack?

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Tails or not frack?

April 16, 2015 Updated 14:22 BST

Fracking advocates say the future of the energy industry in the UK, as greater access to natural gas and oil than ever could.

But it is controversial and was critically, it causes disruption, damage the campaign and increases the risk of water pollution say led to protests.

These are questions discussed at the World Conference Board in the United Kingdom.

Graham Satchell explains why such a contentious issue.

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VIDEO: Russia polar bears debut in Sao Paulo

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Russian polar bears make debut in Sao Paulo Aquarium

April 17, 2015 Updated 06:22 BST

Russian Polar Aurora and Pilgrim her debut at the Aquarium of Sao Paulo, only members of its kind in the country four five bears weigh 750 kg will be held in a specially adapted room.

Until last December, the couple lived together in a zoo in the Russian city of Kazan, but according to experts, are not sufficient for them to available space to allow for proper development.

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VIDEO: Problem of dead fish in the river basin Remo

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Rio Olympics: Pollution of dead fish in the lake rowing blamed

April 17, 2015 Updated 07:40 BST

Tons of dead fish from the lake in downtown Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, rowing and canoeing events at the 2016 Olympic Games will be removed.

Local politicians say it is a natural phenomenon, but many scientists say is the result of pollution and waste.

Wyre Davies reports.

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VIDEO: For rethink slaughter rabbits

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Call for rethink slaughter rabbits

April 14, 2015 Updated 11:19 BST

Environmental groups ask the government for a moratorium on clearing snow bunny chicken on the heath.

They say the animals are slaughtered widely across Scotland and it takes time to assess the impact of logging.

Gamekeepers and landowners support would be irresponsible for the environmental movement.

Snow Bunny Bunny are native Britain and protected from indiscriminate methods of killing under the Habitats Directive of the European Union.

Tim Baynes, director of Moore of Scotland Group , part of the country and Scottish farms and Simon Jones, the Scottish Wildlife Trust said BBC Scotland.

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VIDEO: The shipment of goods from road to the ISS

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Charging takes first grocery store and coffee to the ISS

Updated April 15, 2015 at 02:54 BST

A shipment of food was sent to the International Space Station, including the espresso machine specifically designed first.

Dragon, SpaceX supply ship, the food, scientific experiments and equipment for the six astronauts on the space station.

The spacecraft blasted off aboard his Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral in Florida.

Reports Catharina Moh.

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VIDEO: Japan & # 039; Environmental Commitment below

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Commitment carbon footprint Japan lags behind the Kyoto targets

April 13, 2015 Updated 16:59 BST

The Tokyo government intends to reduce the emissions of greenhouse gases by 20% in Japan, a period of 2030th

This is less than what is promised in the Kyoto Protocol.

Tokyo, Rupert Wingfield-Hayes explains why Japan is now less ambitious.

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Robot movie scenes in reactor Fukushima: VIDEO

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Scenes of robots in the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan

April 13, 2015 Updated 23:39 BST

A little robot who turned the first pictures of the inside of the reactor Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan, not only works three hours of his mission.

NPP six reactor was badly damaged by the earthquake and tsunami on 11 March 2011 knocked out the cooling systems of the reactor, leading to mergers and release of radioactivity.

Rupert Wingfield-Hayes reports from Tokyo.

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VIDEO: Creating vegetable protein foods

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Plant proteins could launch a new food revolution?

April 10, 2015 Last updated at 0.36 clock BST

Biotech start-ups looking for ways to invent new food, and replace animal products.

BBC technology correspondent Richard Taylor, America discovered the vegetable protein to mayonnaise and cookies, which added the need for eggs in the place, and suggested a burger made entirely from plants.

Bon Appetit.

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VIDEO: The liquid can stop the balls

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The liquid, stop the balls and other tech news

April 10, 2015 Last updated at 8:46 BST

BBC Click LJ-reaching deals with some of the best of the new technology of the week - a liquid that can be to stop worrying capable of balls and button on Reddit internet.

More about BBC.com/Click and BBCClick .

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VIDEO: Keep an eye on the basking shark

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Scientists Label It basking in Cornwall

April 9, 2015 Updated 09:49 BST

The sea around the parts of the UK are thought to be home to dozens of giant sharks at this time of year.

Due to their volatility, scientists know very little about them.

With hunting, fishing and climate change threaten its survival, now scientists hope to learn more labeling huge animals.

Nina Warhurst reported Newquay.

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The dirtiest city, Delhi; Smoke World & # 039: VIDEO

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Index of Air India: In the most polluted cities in the world, Delhi

April 6, 2015 Updated 17:09 BST

India has begun to monitor air quality in ten of their cities to fight in an effort to some of the worst air pollution in cities in the world.

Last year, the World Health Organization said 13 of the 20 most polluted cities in the world were in India - Delhi as the worst.

Some environmentalists have criticized the new air quality index, say simply measuring the concentration of pollutants is not enough.

The BBC reports Sanjoy Majumder in Delhi.

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VIDEO: The number of salmon decline sharply

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Jobs at risk as the number of salmon decline sharply

April 8, 2015 Updated 08:56 BST

He is considered the "king of fish" known and migrates annually in the North Atlantic until at some of the most important rivers in Scotland swim.

But there is growing concern that the number of salmon fell sharply by thousands of jobs are at stake.

Informa Kevin Keane.

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VIDEO: The boy who discovers a dinosaur

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The five-year-old child discovering a dinosaur in Texas

April 9, 2015 Updated 06:27 BST

A five year old boy who discovered a fossilized dinosaurs 100 million years with his father.

He discovered the fossil - believed to be that of a Nodosaur - behind a supermarket in Texas in September last year, but it took months to get an excavation permit.

Ben Bland survey.

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VIDEO: CERN prepares for new experiences

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Large Hadron Collider is preparing to unveil more secrets

April 4, 2015 Updated 22:30 BST

The Large Hadron Collider at CERN could restart next week after his two-year sentence.

The LHC is now ready to use your design "power", the smash protons is almost twice the energy previously achieved.

Physicists believe that this will lead to the discovery of new particles as "supersymmetric" and lead to a revolution in our understanding of physics.

Science editor David Shukman BBC visited the LHC to see the final preparations and see what the next step might discover experiences.

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VIDEO: The Battle for protecting rhinos in South Africa

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Battle to protect rhino poaching in South Africa

April 3, 2015 Updated 09:25 BST

A record number of rhinos were killed for their horns in South Africa last year and fears for the survival of the species growing in the nature.

Rhino horn mistakenly believed to have medicinal properties and more expensive per gram than gold or diamonds.

Most of the animals are killed by poachers from neighboring Mozambique, South Africa.

Leana Hosea reports on the campaign to eliminate the trade.

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VIDEO: crowdfunding stimulates the biotechnology industry

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Crowdfunding gives impetus to the biotech industry

April 3, 2015 Updated 11:42 BST

Biotechnology is one of the most dynamic sectors in Europe with hundreds of promising new companies trying to find cures for a variety of diseases.

Many in the industry are to be found through crowd funding for investment.

Jeremy Howell reported.

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VIDEO: £ 135k move on voles: money well spent?

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Somerset Levels proportionate costs of water movement 135k EUR

March 31, 2015 Updated 19:21 BST

It was found that £ 135,000 transfer water rats were spent for the work could begin dredging rivers Somerset in 2014.

Some people criticize the level Environment Agency, appointed a contractor to do the work - the argument that the money would have been better spent.

Michelle informed Ruminski.

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