VIDEO: Bite by Bite: shark eat shark

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Big shark eats small shark in "turf war"

January 29, 2016 Last updated at 11:16 GMT

A female sand tiger shark measuring 2.2m (7.2ft) slowly ate a small 1.2m (3.9ft) bands hound male sharks in an aquarium in Seoul, bite by bite.

COEX Aquarium, he said the creature after a week it would be unable, it would be to digest, regurgitate.

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VIDEO: WHO warns could infect millions Zika

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World Health Organization alert specifies Zika could infect four million

January 28, 2016 Last updated at 23:07 GMT Clock

Three to four million people could be infected with the Zika virus in America this year, predicts the World Health Organization (WHO).

Science editor David Shukman reports from the city of Recife, in northeastern Brazil, where it is believed that more than 100,000 people have contracted the virus.

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VIDEO: Chris Packham in the Communication Skunk

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Chris Packham in the Communication Skunk

Updated January 28, 2016 at 17:00 GMT Last

Iltis, which had almost disappeared in the UK in the last century, have a remarkable recovery made by environmentalists.

The results of a national survey show that the animals are distributed throughout the country in the areas that are not not seen in 100 years.

The research was conducted by Vincent Wildlife Trust.

Here naturalist and BBC presenter Chris Packham explains why he is happy to go back - and why is the hope that his second wild polecat localization.

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VIDEO: bite bite: Shark eats shark

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Big shark eats small shark in "turf war"

Updated January 29, 2016 at 11:16 GMT Last

A sand shark measuring 2.2m female tiger (7.2ft) slowly ate a small 1.2m (3.9ft) male Triakidae in an aquarium in Seoul, bite by bite banded.

COEX Aquarium said spitting the baby for a week, because they not be able to digest.

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VIDEO: Who could infect millions of the Zika warning

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World Health Organization provides Zika guard could infect four million

Updated January 28, 2016 Last 23:07 GMT

Three to four million people with the virus Zika in America could be infected this year, predicts the World Health Organization (WHO).

Science editor David Shukman reports from the city of Recife, adopted in northeastern Brazil, where it is that more than 100,000 people have been infected with the virus.

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New Spaceport; within Russia & # 039: VIDEO

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Inside the new spaceport in Russia

January 28, 2016 Updated 04.08 clock GMT

Work is nearing completion on the construction of the new spaceport in Russia, the replacement of the Baikonur launch facility in Kazakhstan

Located near the border with China, Vostochny should welcome its first release in April.

But the new spaceport has already shifted its initial release and Space Agency Roskosmos aa is 50% percent of its budget.

The BBC Pavel Aksenov had access to Vostochny before opening.

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VIDEO: Chris Packham new Skunk

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Chris Packham skunk in the Communication

January 28, 2016 Last updated at 17:00 GMT Clock

Polecats that were almost exterminated in Britain in the last century, made a remarkable recovery, say environmentalists.

The results of a national survey show that the animals seen across the country in the areas where they do not have for 100 years to spread.

The research was conducted by Vincent Wildlife Trust.

Here, says naturalist and BBC presenter Chris Packham why he is again with great pleasure - and why is hoping to locate its second skunk.

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VIDEO: & # 039; Ninja Eagle & # 039; kicks like a mule

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"Eagle Ninja 'begins like a mule

January 25, 2016 Updated 17.02 clock GMT

British researchers a study of the mechanics of the secretary bird strike - a large species living in sub-Saharan Africa and begins its prey to death with remarkable agility.

A team from the Royal Veterinary College and Royal Holloway, examines a male secretary hosted Hawk Conservancy Trust Hampshire.

Using hidden buffers starch and gum line, they found the bird fall a force of up to six times its own weight, with a time of 15 milliseconds (0.015 seconds) contact - one-tenth of a wink.

The lead author of the study, Dr. Steve physiologist Portugal, he often described the birds secretary "Ninja Eagles on stilts."

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Penguin Register :: VIDEO Draw a year in the life

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Catching a year in the life of a colony of penguins

January 25, 2016 at 00:23 GMT Updated

Scientists who. In the colonies of penguins in Antarctica, creating remote cameras

His images and sequences - Antarctic Capture all year in fast motion - showed some of the threats to the penguins on the continent.

Victoria Gill Science reporter joined the team in the final phase of its investigation.

Filmed and edited by David Cheeseman

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VIDEO: The scientists penguin CCTV

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Scientists founded Penguin CCTV

24 January 2016 Last updated at 00:00 GMT Clock

A research team led by Dr. Tom Hart of the University of Oxford has led, created a network of surveillance cameras throughout penguins of the Antarctic Peninsula.

The team has to reach the colonies of penguins to find remote cameras, the scientists ways to conserve and protect the penguins to help install.

Here explains Dr. Hart as CCTV Antarctica install.

You can get more information and participate with the project here.

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VIDEO: Kite flying high in County Down

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Comets: County Down volunteers monitor the birds before the breeding season

January 22, 2016 Last updated at 21:51 GMT Clock

It is a critical key conservation project of the kite now.

The birds were reintroduced in County Down a few years ago.

How to pair birds prepare and reproduce, are volunteers who are potential breeding sites, so that they can check the chicks late in the season.

Environment correspondent BBC NI Conor Macauley joined them.

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VIDEO: Set CCTV Penguin

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Penguin configuring CCTV

24 January 2016 Last updated at 00:00 GMT Clock

A research team led by Dr. Tom Hart of the University of Oxford has led, created a network of surveillance cameras throughout penguins of the Antarctic Peninsula.

The team has to reach the colonies of penguins to find remote cameras, the scientists ways to conserve and protect the penguins to help install.

Here explains Dr. Hart as CCTV Antarctica install.

You can get more information and participate with the project here.

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Sunset from the longest; Capture the world & # 039: VIDEO

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World capture long sunset

January 23, 2016 Last updated at 00:05 GMT Clock

A BBC team is in Antarctica by a team of British researchers, watching the penguins.

Here, in a first update of the day, Victoria Gill Science reporter explains the unusual conditions when shooting in the summer in the Antarctic, where nearly 24 hours of daylight.

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VIDEO: Attenborough in & # 039; largest dinosaur & # 039; knowledge

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Sir David Attenborough in the search for "largest dinosaur"

January 21, 2016 Last updated at 20:13 GMT Clock

Sir David Attenborough spoke with Huw Edwards in the discovery of a new species of titanosaur, claiming to be the largest animal ever to the earth to go.

The discovery is the subject of a new BBC One.

Viewers in the UK see Attenborough and the Giant dinosaur on BBC One Sunday, January 24 at 18:30 GMT, with over iPlayer.

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VIDEO: controversial plan to save rhinos

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A controversial plan to save the rhino poachers

January 22, 2016 Updated 06:58 GMT

A breeder of rhinos in South Africa has a controversial plan to save their animals from poachers called life.

The animal is under increasing threat from poachers, from the growing demand for rhino Asia.

It is believed 13 rhinos were was in 2015 killed by poachers in South Africa in 2005., the number had increased to 1,200.

Karen Allen spoke to the man about poachers out of business.

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VIDEO: Is there really the ninth planet?

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Is there a ninth planet in our solar system?

January 21, 2016 Updated 15.29 clock GMT

Astronomers in the US They say they can discover a new planet in the solar system.

Nicknamed "Planet Nine" by researchers at the California Institute of Technology, no direct observations confirm their presence to one million miles beyond Neptune.

So why scientists think it is?

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VIDEO: 039 years & # warmer; A & # 039 violent extremes;

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2015 the warmest year, according to meteorologists

January 20, 2016 Last updated at 19:44 GMT Clock

Global temperatures in 2015 have been the warmest in history, according to meteorologists in the UK and published in the United States.

Met Office figures show that 2015 was 0.75C above the long-term average between 1961-1990.

US data in 2015 suggests that "broke" the temperature record for the largest margin ever.

David Shukman reported.

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VIDEO: & # 039; I & # 039; I am skeptical, ninth planet & # 039;

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Nasa chief scientist: "I'm a little skeptical of ninth planet '

January 20, 2016 Updated 23.47 clock GMT

NASA chief scientist says she was "skeptical" about the existence of a ninth planet in our solar system.

US astronomers say they strong evidence that the planet could exist orbit, even the world beyond Pluto dwarf.

Dr. Ellen Stofan said the lack of direct observations confirmed their presence means that we do not know for sure that it's there.

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VIDEO: SpaceX rocket explodes on landing

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SpaceX Falcon rocket exploded before landing after delivering satellites in space

January 18, 2016 at 08:53 GMT Updated

This is the time a SpaceX Falcon rocket exploded after landing unmanned successfully into orbit Ocean Monitoring provided a satellite.

The cause of the problem is that one of the missiles legs collapsed while trying to land on a floating barge ocean.

The rocket company had achieved a historic first round of a controlled orbiter last month.

These images of the landing was published online by the CEO of SpaceX, Elon Musk.

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VIDEO: Stare form & # 039; Cloud Dance & # 039; Israel

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Starlings are spectacular "dancing cloud" over Israel.

January 12, 2016 Last Updated 18:04 GMT

Stare Russia and Eastern Europe have created a show at the Sunset Middle East.

They join to help find food and to ward off enemies.

These murmurs, as they are known, it is difficult, a bird of prey to target a single bird.

Mysterious rumors Stare

Video shows huge star formation

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VIDEO: How drinking water in the room?

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Tim Peake shows what happens to the water in the room

January 12, 2016 Last updated at 22:28 GMT Clock

Astronaut Tim Peake held a question-and-answer session with BBC Two, Live Stargazing.

Moderators Brian Cox and Dara Ó Briain wondered how in the International Space Station (ISS) is installed, and how different things were 250 miles above the earth.

Mr. Peake revealed that water transformed into a ball on the ISS when pressed in a bag of water.

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VIDEO: Seed Vault buried within Arctic

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"It is essential for future global cultures" Arctic Seed Vault

January 12, 2016 Updated 23.19 clock GMT

A special vault was built in the Arctic to save thousands of seeds, as scientists fear, the effects of climate change and the long-term conflict could be devastating for food crops worldwide.

The Global Seed Vault was built in a mountain near the town of Longyearbyen Svalbard in remote islands.

Save thousands of seed samples from ten different countries.

David Shukman BBC had privileged access to the vault.

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VIDEO: Bowie & # 039; I knew how it would be in the room and is # 039;

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Chris Hadfield: Bowie knew how it would be in space

January 11, 2016 Last updated on 23:59 GMT

Chris Hadfield, he said felt as Space Oddity by David Bowie showed the singer ", there would probably be," that in the room.

Canadian astronauts sang his own version of the song, while the International Space Station.

He described the death of Bowie as "irreparable loss".

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VIDEO: Why a praying mantis with 3D glasses?

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Mantises mounting with 3D glasses for science

January 8, 2016 Last updated at 09:12 GMT

Scientists are equipped with a praying mantis 3D glasses in experiments that could help develop better robots.

The aim is to study the vision of the creatures - the only known insects for 3D.

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AUDIO: capturing an image of a black hole

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An image of a black hole

January 8, 2016 Updated 13.41 clock GMT

Astronomers are preparing to take the first photo of the boundary of a black hole - its "event horizon."

The Event Horizon Telescope is configured * to create a portrait of Sagittarius A, in the center of the Milky Way, the top 2017th

Prof Feryal Ozel of the University of Arizona spoke to the science reporter Jonathan Webb in the project - and gave its opinion on the special effects of the black hole, we made ​​films such as interstellar.

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VIDEO: Earth & # 039; in a new era & # 039;

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'Case made "for the new Anthropocene Epoch Earth

January 8, 2016 Last updated at 14:25 GMT Clock

An international scientific committee considers that the earth entered a new geological era.

The team that was responsible for the Anthropocene call define, so the impact of humanity on Earth will be visible in sediments and rocks for millions of years in the future.

Researchers are working on an official classification of the new working time.

Stephen Sackur says.

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Space exploration :: VIDEO What will bring 2016?

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Space Exploration: What 2016 have in store?

January 6, 2016 Last updated at 10:34 GMT

2015 was a crucial year space, with important missions to Pluto Ceres and gives us unprecedented images.

But what does this mean in the storage hold this year? Rebecca Morelle reported.

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VIDEO: How hot in December affected Gardens

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How hot in December affected your garden?

January 5, 2016 Last Updated 10:33 GMT to

December 2015 was a record month double according to figures from the Met Office.

Last month was the warmest recorded in December 1910 - and the wettest of one calendar month at the time.

Temperatures were around 4C above the long-term average.

Roger Harrabin showed the effect of the off-season in your garden plants.

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VIDEO: Restore the bionic eye, eye

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Losing Changing Lives eye Bionic Woman after eye

January 5, 2016 Last updated at 20:12 GMT Clock

A woman who slowly losing her eyesight since years, the joys of being able again to see after he fitted with a bionic eye describe.

Rhian Lewis, Cardiff, Wales, the retinal implant has been in a process that could take in order to benefit thousands of people with vision loss.

The 49-year-old surgery to implant a small 3x3mm chip in his right eye.

Fergus Walsh reports.

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Unusual friendship goat and tiger & # 039: VIDEO

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Unusual friendship goat and tiger

January 3, 2016 Last updated at 00:06 GMT

It is the story of a friendship that animal had to be never intended.

A month ago, in a safari park in Russia's Far East, a goat was released on the grounds of a tiger as live prey.

Things have not gone as you might have expected Timur and Amur - and now fans follow the progress via a live webcam of the couple.

Our Moscow correspondent Sarah Rainsford said zoo director Dmitry Mezentsev.

Photos Primorje Safari Park.

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Rhinoceroses; Warning Extinction Africa & # 039: VIDEO

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Rhinos from South Africa "could be extinct in 10 years'

December 31, 2015 Updated 06:42 GMT

African rhino population could face extinction within 10 years, animal welfare experts have warned.

South Africa has the largest population of the species in the world, but their existence is threatened by poaching.

Asian demand for their horns markets has led to a dramatic increase in the number of fatalities. More than 1,000 rhinos were killed in lodges in South Africa, just thinking in 2015th

Nomsa Maseko reported.

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New Year's message space; Tim Peake & # 039: VIDEO

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Tim Peake New Year's message from the International Space Station

January 1, 2016 Last updated at 00:04 GMT Clock

British astronaut Tim Peake has delivered a New Year message from the International Space Station (ISS).

The ISS operates on Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) to mark the astronauts aboard the New Year together with the United Kingdom.

Peake, who missed Christmas with his family, took his message to "wish all our beautiful planet earth ... a healthy and happy 2016".

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