VIDEO: & # 039; irreversible change & # 039; CO2 marine life

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Irreversible changes in the marine life of CO2

July 3, 2015 Updated 06:52 BST

A major report warns that life on the seas irreversibly changed if the CO2 emissions of the industrial society are greatly reduced.

Twenty experts in the journal Science, say the oceans warm, loss of oxygen and become acidic - during our response to carbon dioxide.

German scientists have investigated an event 55 million years ago, which might shed light on the challenges of today.

Roger Harrabin reported.

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VIDEO: acrobats of the world of insects

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Insects acrobats are engineering marvels

July 3rd, 2015 at 00:00 clock Last updated BST

Dr. Gregory Sutton Bristol University used high-speed cameras to the most to reveal the secrets of acrobatic invertebrates in the world for almost a decade.

With colleagues at the University of Bristol, working as fleas, grasshoppers and praying mantises once the air.

This clip shows a sign of their images and their conclusions.

Produced by Victoria Gill. All courtesy of Dr. Gregory Sutton Images, from the University of Bristol and Professor Malcolm Burrow, University of Cambridge

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VIDEO: popsicles to keep zoo animals cool

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Blood and frozen fruit lollipops to keep zoo animals cool

July 3, 2015 Updated 06:11 BST

Across Europe, the zoo animals are fed frozen to it fresh and hydrated during the current heat wave.

Popsicles are made of a number of foods, frozen fruit covered in blood chicken legs.

Catharina Moh reported.

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VIDEO: bird blind Brazil

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'The ornithologist "Brazil has been blind since birth

July 3rd, 2015 at 00:00 clock Last updated BST

Uruguayan Juan Pablo Culasso, 29, has been blind since birth, but became one of the best "bird" in South America.

His father encouraged him to the birds singing in the playing piano as a child and took him to a museum feel his feathers.

Juan Pablo now lives in Brazil and works professionally as a kind of sound recordings.

In 2014 he won a TV competition on a continental scale, super brains (Super Brains), thanks to the exceptional birdsong memory.

BBC News joined Juan Pablo as he went in search of the exotic sounds.

Video Journalist: Gibby Zobel

More video capabilities of the Journal of BBC News

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VIDEO: irreversible changes in the marine life of CO2

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Irreversible changes in the marine life of CO2

July 3, 2015 Updated 06:52 BST

A major report warns that life on the seas irreversibly changed if the CO2 emissions of the industrial society are greatly reduced.

Twenty experts in the journal Science, say the oceans warm, loss of oxygen and become acidic - during our response to carbon dioxide.

German scientists have an event could examines five million years to shed light on the challenges of today.

Roger Harrabin reported.

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VIDEO: Leap Second: What does this mean?

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Leap Second: What does this mean?

June 30, 2015 Last updated at 14:26 BST clock

Midnight GMT is the first time in three years later tonight, an extra second is added to set the official time of atomic clocks.

The "leap second" the last minute in June will take in 61 seconds.

The latter occurred in 2012 and caused temporary problems in certain sites.

Victoria Gill reports.

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VIDEO: & # 039; I feel that I always fly & # 039;

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Solar plane: "I feel like I fly forever"

June 30, 2015 Last updated at 22:16 BST clock

A solar plane trying to cross the Pacific Ocean is facing its first weather front.

It will follow a path through a wall of clouds and rain, to his epic trip to Hawaii continued.

Pilot André Borschberg told the BBC when he nearer the front. He said it was "a great time", in the middle of the Pacific and had the feeling that I could fly forever in trade.

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