Science, Technology, and Nature Headlines for Kids
From BBC News
Science & Technology
- Newsround's new RSS feeds - update your feeds
- Newsround's RSS feeds have changed, so you'll need to update your feed reader to keep up to date!
Animals
- Great snaps of shark tea party
- Staff at London Aquarium have thrown an underwater tea party with sharks - to prove that they're not just blood thirsty killers!
- Why do zebras have stripes?
- Ever wondered why zebras have black and white stripes? Well, a group of scientists think they developed them to keep away blood-sucking flies.
- Rhino escape drill for Japan zoo
- Ever wondered how a zoo prepares for an animal escape? Using two men in a papier maché rhino of course!
- Whales 'stressed' by ship noises
- Whales can become stressed by noises from passing ships, researchers have shown - using poo!
- The chimp smarter than humans
- A chimp from Japan has been called a 'genius' after completing a computer memory test faster than any human.
- The top five smartest animals
- Check out our list of the world's smartest animals.
- British ladybirds under threat
- Experts who count ladybirds say British types are disappearing, and being replaced by invader-ladybirds from other countries.
- Rare lizard survives washer spin
- Meet the lizard that's had quite an adventure - after flying 3,000 miles stowed away in a suitcase, he then survived a spin in the washing machine!
- Killer whales in 'slavery' case
- Five SeaWorld killer whales have found themselves in a court battle - over whether they should have the same protection from slavery as humans do.
- Rescuers help stranded dolphins
- Record numbers of dolphins have been stranding themselves on beaches near Boston in the US.
- Goat on the run in Australia
- Police in Australia had a tough time trying to catch this runaway goat.
- Cat holds up Premier League game
- A cat brought excitement to a dull Premier League game between Liverpool and Tottenham.
- Pictures: Glowing deep sea worm species
- Two new species of deep sea worms discovered by scientists.
- DNA rules out 'big cat' predator
- Tests on the bodies of two deer found in Gloucestershire point to a fox rather than a big cat.
- Supergiant 'shrimp' discovered
- A giant 'shrimp' has been discovered deep underwater off the coast of New Zealand.
- Watch Newsround
- Watch the latest update from Newsround, CBBC's news programme for kids.
- Pictures: Paintings by animals go on display
- We're not monkeying around - these masterpieces painted by elephants and apes are on display in London.
- Kittens found with 18 extra toes
- A pair of kittens have been found with an unusual number of toes.
- Quiz: The best animal stories of 2011
- Try our fun free quiz to see how much you remember about 2011's big animal stories!
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