VIDEO: Woman 'slothified'

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The woman who saved 200 lazy

3 April 2014 Last updated at 19:25 BST

Pool Monique love lazy when she took an orphan Suriname Society for the Protection of Animals.

Since then many lazy spent much time at home on the way back in the woods - but they struggled to cope when you save up to 200 at a time.

In October 2012, a forest near the capital Paramaribo, was released and asked to be removed 14 Monique lazy.

Four days after the rescue, she realized that there are more than 14 lazy - much more.

"After a month we were in the vicinity of 100 and eventually got to 200," said Pool. "Some days I had 50 animals at home. Had 17 children at a time, which are supplied by volunteers with drops."

Video courtesy of Conservation International

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VIDEO: Big Lake Skins Saturn moon

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Great Lake "Saturn's moon Enceladus hides the water

3 April 2014 at 22:58 clock Last updated BST

The detection of an ocean of water under the surface of Saturn's moons is overwhelming, scientists from NASA and the European Space Agency.

They say it is the possibility of finding microbial life in our solar system elsewhere.

The next step is to send a ship to deepen, as reported in the science correspondent Pallab Ghosh BBC.

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VIDEO: further reconstructed dinosaur scene

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reconstructed dinosaur chase

3 April 2014 Last updated at 08:19 BST

Scientists have numerically reconstructed the scene of a dinosaur hunting - get in the mud of an ancient riverbed in Texas.

The titles were of two dinosaurs more than 110 million years are left.

There are 70 years old, was all removed track away from the river bed and is divided into blocks that have been transferred to different places to study.

Some of these blocks have been lost, but now researchers have used old photos of the reconstruction.

In this case, the project manager Peter Falkingham, the Royal Veterinary College, London, explains that the numerical model has revealed.

Video courtesy of Peter Falkingham / RVC

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VIDEO: Climate change most vulnerable poor

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The most vulnerable poor: Climate change

31 March 2014 Last updated at 19:20 BST clock

The effects of climate change are likely to be "serious, widespread and irreversible," according to a major report by the United Nations.

The report suggests that the increase in global temperatures is likely to result in a flood and extreme weather conditions such as higher risk of heat waves.

Editor David Shukman BBC science reporting.

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VIDEO: Why such high levels of pollution?

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BBC Weather: Why such high levels of pollution?

2 April 2014 Last updated at 09:08 BST

It is expected that high air pollution in England and Wales on Wednesday.

Carol Kirkwood Weather BBC explains the reasons for the decline in air quality.

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VIDEO: catastrophe after earthquake Chile declared

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Chile declared disaster areas affected by the earthquake

2 April 2014 Last updated at 10:18 BST

Chile declared three northern regions of an earthquake of magnitude 8.2 hit his in disaster areas.

At least five people are known to have died and tens of thousands of people were evacuated.

The earthquake occurred at 20:46 local time clock (clock 23.46 CET) 86 km (52 miles) northwest of the mining area of Iquique, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

Alpa Patel information.

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VIDEO: Climate change: vulnerable poor

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The most vulnerable poor: Climate change

31 March 2014 Last updated at 19:20 BST clock

The effects of climate change are likely to be "serious, widespread and irreversible," according to a major report by the United Nations.

The report suggests that the increase in global temperatures is likely to result in a flood and extreme weather conditions such as higher risk of heat waves.

Editor David Shukman BBC science reporting.

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