VIDEO: areas for survival Wildcat identified

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Identified six areas for conservation Scottish Wildcat

September 29th, 2015 at 13:25 clock Last updated BST

The Scottish wildcat is one of the rarest animals in the world, experts estimate there could be less than a hundred in nature.

Cats are threatened due to habitat loss, disease, because they. With domestic cats breed

Environmentalists have six areas in Western Highlands as places where the wild cat has the best chance of survival identified.

Breakfast Graham Satchell was to visit the project.

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Trapped Small fly on camera: VIDEO

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Small killers photographed Flytrap

29 September 2015 Updated 22:41 BST clock put

Neuroscientists have captured the first video images of a small fly killer booty in the air, in a study of how the insect chooses his objectives.

They took high-speed video images of the Killer Flies continue the fruit fly prey and different grain sizes in motion.

Apparently, the little beasts, only 4 mm long, are not very good at assessing the size of a target - so they decide to go on strike, partly based on the speed of a potential meal is the last boom.

The experiments appear in the journal Brain, Behavior and Evolution.

Videos: Trevor Wardill and Paloma Gonzalez-Bellido of the University of Cambridge

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VIDEO: & # 039; was found liquid water on Mars & # 039;

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NASA: "liquid water found on Mars"

September 28, 2015 at 17:35 clock Last updated BST

Scientists believe they can now linked dark stripes visible on the surface of Mars with the periodic flow of liquid water.

Data from a NASA satellite shows the features that appear in the tracks that are associated with salt deposits.

Basically, these salts may affect the freezing point of water and evaporating into the thin air in March, by, to move it in a liquid state enough time.

Michael Meyer, chief scientist of the Mars exploration program at NASA and Dr. Jim Green, director of NASA's Planetary Science made the announcement.

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Video: NASA Satellite & # 039; Films of water on Mars & # 039;

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NASA Satellite TV Water on Mars "

September 29th, 2015 at 02:18 BST Updated

NASA says it believes are dark stripes flowing water on Mars.

Data from one of the satellites of the US space agency features that appear in the tracks, which are associated with salt deposits.

These salts may affect the freezing point of water and evaporation. keep in a liquid state enough time to move.

Stripes Mars ", painted by water '

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VIDEO: New products from the famous shipwreck

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HMS Erebus: News published photos of the wreck site

29 September 2015 Last updated at 0.27 clock BST

HMS Erebus, in the Arctic more than 160 years ago disappeared, another British explorer boat. Their fate was as a mystery until the Erebus was discovered by Canada in 2014th

Now researchers who shared in the wreckage new pictures of what they found in the icy waters.

Edited by Olivia Lace-Evans

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VIDEO: See the telescopes of the future

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Summary promising telescopes the origin of the universe

September 28, 2015 at 00:04 clock Last updated BST

India launches its first space telescope, sees the BBC excited at some of the innovations astronomers.

Current telescopes in the world - on land and in space - have expanded our understanding of the universe and provided some remarkable images of our own galaxy and beyond.

But built a new generation of incredibly powerful observatories in the next ten years enables us with great clarity to explore the universe and beyond.

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VIDEO: Kit helps kids chasing new antibiotics

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Kit helps kids chasing new antibiotics

September 27, 2015 at 00:14 clock Last updated BST

Vidhi Mehta designer and entrepreneur has a kit of biology that work with an application that is designed to help the children "citizen scientists ''.

Allows its research crowdsourcing, as a hunting materials with antibiotic properties.

All kinds of materials in nature can have this power, from honey Turmeric, the butterfly wings. Children looking for their natural environment, the test samples in a petri dish, before downloading the results.

The project aims to students all over the world, so it can help a global map of the materials with antibiotics materials professional scientists can then deepen.

Vidhi Mehta revealed the kit for the BBC at the Royal College of Art to show grade I.

Video Journalist: Dougal Shaw

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VIDEO: The Science Behind the Magic & # 039; super moon & # 039; overshadow

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The science behind the magic of Darkness "super moon"

September 28, 2015 Updated at 04:32 clock BST

People looked at the world in the sky to watch a rare celestial event, like a lunar eclipse with the "Super Moon" so-called coincident.

A super moon occurs when the moon is the closest part of its orbit around the Earth, which means it will appear higher in the sky.

Keith Cowing, editor nasawatch.com in Washington, explains the reasons for this unusual phenomenon that happened in the year 2033rd

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VIDEO: Polar Marine & # 039; full of night life & # 039;

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Polar Ocean Nightlife "

September 24th, 2015 Updated at 20:17 clock put BST

A three-year study at a fjord in Svalbard has revealed surprising levels of activity of the animals during the long arctic, dark winter.

Water is a hive of bustle, shiny krill for seabirds in the hunt.

Piotr Copyright Bałazy, Institute of Oceanography

A team of scientists has focused on the study now in the journal worked Current Biology.

They led the shooting underwater, the number and the analysis of the stomach contents of fish and bird biodiversity.

This time-lapse video, which pull the body of a cod a remarkable cast of characters over darkness.

Videos: Piotr Bałazy, Institute of Oceanography, Polish Academy of Sciences

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VIDEO: Drax leaving plans for carbon reduction

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Drax Power leaves work plan for reducing carbon emissions

September 25, 2015 Updated 14:51 BST

Drax Power Corporation has announced abandoned the introduction of new technologies to reduce carbon dioxide emissions of the largest in the coal-fired plant in the UK.

The company also produces energy from biological material, and said that a reduction of government subsidies for renewable energy means that you can not afford to pay for both plans.

Roger Harrabin reported.

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VIDEO: UN approves new targets poverty

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UN approves new sustainable development goals

September 25, 2015 at 20:15 clock Last updated BST

Executives from nearly 200 countries gathered in New York to approve a new set of ambitious targets for combating poverty, hunger, climate change and other global issues.

Sustainable Development Goals or replaced ODS United Nations Millennium Development, which expired this year.

The BBC's Nick Bryant reports in New York.

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VIDEO: Paraplegic Man goes after the & # 039 column; Bypass & # 039;

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Paraplegic foot back 'bypass'

Updated 24 September 2015 10:25 BST Last order

A paraplegic man was able, for a short distance after the scientists used walk a computer that reads brain signals and sent revival, his legs.

They published their results in the Journal of Neuro Engineering and Rehabilitation.

The neuroscientist behind the study at the University of California, Dr. A Thu, Sarah Montague spoke to BBC Radio. 4

Photos courtesy of the University of California, Irvine.

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Emissions; How to test you have a car & # 039: Video?

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Volkswagen and Pollution: As auto emissions test?

September 23, 2015 at 17:00 clock Last updated BST

Winterkorn Volkswagen CEO resigned after the revelation that the US company handled emission testing of diesel vehicles. He asked the question, to test the car pollution honored.

But like a car for its ability to pollute, tested? BBC visited emissions Analytics in London, a common method, find to make a detailed measurement.

You can learn more about the Volkswagen scandal here.

Video Journalist: Dougal Shaw

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VIDEO: The people cross the bridge built by Drones

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Drones build a cable-stayed bridge that can cross the human

September 22, 2015 at 14:14 clock Last updated BST

QuadCopter drones are programmed to a cable-stayed bridge is able to build the weight of a human.

The project is the result of a joint study by two researchers - a specialization in the areas of robotics, on the other - architecture at the University Institute of ETH Zurich and systems for dynamic control and research Gramazio Kohler.

They hope the technique could be used to save life.

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AUDIO: to bring garden bird feeders to UK

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Garden Birds: As brought black headed warblers power in the UK

September 24th, 2015 at 00:59 clock Last updated BST

Close birds that feed in the gardens of Britain changed the migration of a winter visitor, the blackcap, according to research.

Scientists from the British Trust for Ornithology, a data collection of garden birds 12 throughout the year in a study that showed that the winter migration of many European warblers was used to move north in the UK.

These birds use to migrate from Central Europe to the Mediterranean, but that climate change and a reliable food supply garden now brings most of them in the UK.

Here the researchers, Dr. Kate Plummer said the BTO lead science journalist Victoria Gill BBC as this was the first study to show that the food in the gardens, people can influence the migration of species.

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VIDEO: World Record Attempt Meccano bridge

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Belfast students Meccano Bridge world record attempt

Updated September 19, 2015 9:28 am Last GMT

Engineering students in Belfast hope the record books to make for the construction of the largest ever made by Meccano structure.

Part of the overall construction of the children were used to big enough to build a deck for people to walk on.

Ireland correspondent Chris Buckler reports from Belfast.

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VIDEO: Thailand talks about his monkey problem

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Thailand talks about his monkey problem

At 12:00 clock BST 21st September 2015 Last updated

Thai wildlife officials rounded up 80 monkeys from a village on the outskirts of Bangkok on Monday to rehouse the villagers after complaints.

The Director General of the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Director, Nipol Chotiban said the monkey "Entering houses and rummaging through things and people of refrigerators."

The cynomolgus monkey move to centers of biodiversity in the province of Ratchaburi Thailand.

Narong Therdsong a local resident said that people were eager to wash easily grow vegetables and monkeys.

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VIDEO: Inside the & # 039; Houses of the Future & # 039;

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Within the "houses of the future"

September 19, 2015 at 00:06 clock Last updated BST

What will be the home of the future?

Britain is struggling to solve its crisis in the housing shortage, the experts have studied the best solutions for the construction of new homes.

Professor Philip Oldfield and large buildings Sustainable Design Lab at the University of Nottingham have attempted to predict which new houses will look like in the year 2050th

An animated film specially for BBC Inside Out Order shows a variety of approaches, such as our homes might look like in 40 years is.

The homes of tomorrow exorbitant homes in the villages on the vertical flat pack houses, prefabricated houses and hyperechoic.

Inside Out is broadcast on BBC One on Monday, September 21 at 19:30 clock BST and nationwide for 30 days later on the iPlayer.

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VIDEO: Couple Kayak Whale survives session

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Couple in front of the kayak: "We think of dying"

September 16, 2015 at 21:18 clock Last updated BST

A couple that survived an encounter with a humpback whale while kayaking talked about how they "thought [they] were to die."

Tom and Charlotte Mustill Kinloch London were floundering California near Monterey Bay when the incident occurred.

She told the BBC that the whale landed on kayaking and underwater.

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VIDEO: Video older players play best young

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Great video players play best young

September 15, 2015 20:44 clock Last updated BST

Researchers at the University of California at San Francisco have a video game with a difference created: Neuro Racer.

For older players, it requires people to drive a car while simultaneously performing other tasks.

After the game for 12 hours, the retired teacher found Gazzaley had improved their performance so that they were defeated play for the first time 20 years.

He explains the BBC Horizon why there to be health benefits as a result in the video above.

For more information about the games that are changing the way we think,

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VIDEO: to find two-year & # 039; missing & # 039; Spaceball

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Displays restored space balloon drop camera pictures

September 14, 2015 Updated 22:11 BST clock put

Have you ever found something that has unexpectedly lost years ago?

That's exactly what happened to a group of scientists.

Bryan Chan, Ved Chirayath, Ashish Goel, Tyler Reid and Paul Tarantino, of Stanford University in the United States, two years ago sent a camera at the edge of space - but could not find, when he returned to Earth.

Now they met with their technology and you have a video of what online income booked.

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VIDEO: Are robots a real threat to employment?

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Robots are a real threat to employment?

September 14, 2015 at 22:45 clock Last updated BST

Many jobs are now automated with a high risk in the next two decades, according to researchers.

Oxford University and the auditing firm Deloitte warned that some lost more than a third of jobs with increasing automation and say, are the hardest hit could be low-skilled, are five times more likely to be replaced by low-wage machinery.

Some skills that computers can not be replicated in the labor market becoming more valuable.

Rory Cellan-Jones reported.

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VIDEO: & # 039; Hug & # 039; Landing; Philae with & # 039

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"Long Ride" with landing Comet Philae

September 15, 2015 at 14:12 clock Last updated BST

When the probe Philae Europe approached Comet 67P for its historic landing November 12, 2014, he acquired a series of still images with your camera Rolis decline.

These photos of dust, were frozen ground 10 seconds distance apart, followed by the lowering of the tube from a height of 67m down only 9m.

Now with visual effects, Rolis sequence has been transformed into a liquid film a minute - are carried out in real time to provide a sense of what it would be like to go on the comet's surface Philae.

The European Space Agency has released the film to mark the first anniversary of the election of the landing, which was at the top of the duck-shaped kite.

The visual effects were done by Jakub Knapik Platige Image Polish company; the accompanying music is English progressive rock group * Gel.

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VIDEO: How El Niño affects the global climate

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Meteorological Office strongest El Niño since 1950 on the road

September 14, 2015 at 00:06 clock Last updated BST

An El Niño weather phenomenon under way is that one of the biggest events could be since the 1950s.

That's according to a new report by the Met Office, he said that in 2015 had the hottest start any record years.

He also noted that El Niño is one of the three key climate models that could lead to changes in our global temperature.

This event occurs when the Pacific waters become unusually warm weather and deform around the world.

Tomasz Schafernaker reported.

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VIDEO: sets the record time cosmonaut space

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Russian cosmonaut Gennady Padalka is a record period

September 12, 2015 at 20:15 clock Last updated BST

Russian cosmonaut Gennady Padalka returned to Earth after a new record for the most time spent in space.

Last Mission of the 57-year-old took 168 days for a total of 879 days in space during five trips.

He beat the previous record set in 2005 by Russian Sergei Krikalev in six missions of two months.

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VIDEO: Save The battle for the British bee

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Buzz Club is fighting for the British bee save

Updated September 12 2015 10:08 BST Last order

The bee colonies is in decline. Scientists cite three main reasons: the decrease in the abundance of flowers environment, the spread of bee diseases and some support the use of pesticides.

But they need more information to know about what is going to bee populations to learn more.

The research team of the University of Sussex has conducted on the cause of the decline of bees in Britain.

Scientists have Buzz Club, designed to encourage the public to collect data on many types of bees and other pollinators nationwide developed.

A project invited members Fallen Insect set in their gardens, to catch insects for laboratory analysis.

Hopefully the Buzz Club members and will help conservation efforts to save the bee species.

Inside Out is on BBC One South East, Monday, September 14 at 19:30 clock BST and nationwide for 30 days on the iPlayer thereafter.

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Largest artificial wave; Creating the world & # 039: VIDEO

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Mayor artificial waves created world in Netherlands

September 11, 2015 at 18:39 clock Last updated BST

Scientists at the Research Institute Deltares in the Netherlands have built a machine that creates the largest artificial wave in the world.

They say replicate their treacherous sea will help them develop a new flood protection technology in order to cope with the rising sea levels.

Our science correspondent Rebecca Morelle had exclusive access to the facilities.

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VIDEO: The Homo Naledi new missing link?

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Naledi new human species, as found in South Africa

Updated September 10, 2015 10:01 BST Last order

Scientists have created a new human species, as discovered in a cave in South Africa.

The discovery of the 15 partial skeletons is the largest ever discovered remains of early humans in Africa.

Individuals are half-human, half-ape and researchers say the species could ice called a "bridge" between the two.

There are indications that they have been able to observe millions of years earlier than previously believed only in modern humans ritualistic behaviors

Professor Lee Berger of the University of Wits in Johannesburg led the research and told the BBC that his team found.

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VIDEO: Japan hit by natural disasters

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Japan hit by natural disasters

September 10, 2015 at 19:23 clock Last updated BST

Floods in northeastern Japan is the latest in a recent series of natural disasters affected Japan.

The devastating tsunami of 2011 take to the snowfall, the country has faced a series of climatic conditions and seismic events.

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VIDEO: genome editing CRISPR & # 039; Important Tool & # 039;

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CRISPR genome editing 'an important tool'

September 10, 2015 at 00:14 clock Last updated BST

An international group of experts in ethics and prominent scientists said, it is important that the publication of the human genome should research be allowed.

The Hinxton Group, also said the door should not be closed for one day genetic engineering of human beings.

Professor Emmanuelle Charpentier was one of the two co-discoverer of the mounting system of the CRISPR-cas9 is now widely used in laboratories worldwide genome - although the use of research is funded by the federal system on human embryos is currently banned in the United States.

Prof. Zimmermann spoke to the BBC about the potential of this incredibly powerful tool for research and treatment of the disease.

But they expressed concern about the use of technology to change then the embryos are allowed to develop in babies, and has permanently altered genome.

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VIDEO: Escondido Monument & # 039; only & # 039 a discovery;

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Stonehenge monument hides a unique discovery "

September 7, 2015 at 09:25 clock Last updated BST

An international team of archaeologists has discovered buried at Stonehenge a range of at least 100 menhirs on a site just a few kilometers.

The discovery is the height of a five-year project of the Stonehenge Hidden Landscape equipment that uses the latest technology to create maps of the metro area around the Neolithic site icon.

The team presented its findings in the Science Festival in Bradford British Association on Monday, and the principal investigator, said Professor Vincent Gaffney results on the website of the BBC.

The Stonehenge Hidden Landscapes Project is an international collaboration between the University of Birmingham and the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Archaeological Prospection and Virtual Archaeology (LBI ArchPro).

Video journalist Victoria Gill and Andy Alcroft

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VIDEO: Experience the underwater revisited

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Experience of life under water Divers': Glaucus

September 6, 2015 Last Updated at 10:22 BST

In 1965, two experienced divers living underwater in the bottom of the bay of Plymouth on the southwest coast of England.

Inspired by the underwater adventures of Jacques Cousteau, Colin Irwin and John Heath create an underwater habitat, where she lived for seven days in a metal cylinder called Glauco.

In September 1965 the submarine "at home" sank demonstrate to the bay of Plymouth with the two Aquanauts that "pod" could obtain human life beneath the waves.

The divers returned to the area after seven days under the sea in perfect health. His house underwater was a success.

Fifty years later, the BBC Inside Out was fulfilled one of the divers, as Colin Irwin ventured beneath the waves of the Plymouth Sound, again to join the rest of Glauco.

Credits: archival footage is courtesy and copyright of British Pathé.

Inside Out West is then on BBC Monday, September 7 at 19:30 BST clock and cottages iPlayer for 30 days.

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VIDEO: & # 039; Superhenge & # 039; Researchers found

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Discovered 'Superhenge' subway in Wiltshire

September 7, 2015 at 06:45 clock Last updated BST

Archaeologists have buried at least a hundred stone monoliths near Stonehenge discovered one meter under the ground.

Some structures 4000 years ago, are about 15 meters high and can be found using the latest technology to create the subway map.

Victoria Gill reports.

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VIDEO: Gorilla place name Ceremony

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Rwanda Mountain Gorillas will name award

September 6, 2015 at 05:40 clock Last updated BST

The ceremony took place in Rwanda, where 24 children were given new names mountain gorillas.

The annual event aims to endangered species that highlight the country's efforts to protect threatened by deforestation and poaching.

Young gorillas, identified by supporters and researchers were in their wild habitat and not close to the actual event.

Reports Sophia Tran-Thomson.

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VIDEO: laboratory testing of wild forest immunity

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Laboratory studies of immunity Forest Wild

September 2, 2015 at 09:16 clock Last updated BST

Become Kielder forest land in the northeast of England Wild research laboratories working on environmental triggers for common problems such as asthma and allergies.

To investigate how the immune system of wild rodents in the forest are affected by the environment.

To conquer scientist at the University of Liverpool to study and voles, and follow them to know throughout their life, what each individual more or less susceptible to infection.

In this short film, researcher Professor Steve Paterson and Rebecca Barber, explain the Liverpool Institute of Integrative Biology, how their work Laboratory wild forest.

Video journalist Victoria Gill

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VIDEO: Slow ice melt developed

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The slowdown develops ice cream melt by scientists

31 August 2015 Last updated at 11:37 BST

Scottish scientists believe they have found the secret that ice melts not so fast on hot summer days.

Researchers from the Universities of Dundee and Edinburgh, a natural protein that is a mixture more stable ice that it melts more slowly and makes softer in texture.

Prof Cait MacPhee, of Edinburgh University, said the new ice ingredient means "to melt, but hopefully stable and what falls stop."

Reports BBC Scotland Lisa Summers.

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