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To be very aerodynamic. but this to make of clapping and cupping now appears to have given them an evolutionary advantage. the thinking is this technique developed by the humble butterfly could be applied to modern technology to make drones and underwater vehicles faster, travel further and last for longer. laura foster, bbc news. let's see that live shot of the white house again... 25,000 troops for the inauguration and a huge security operation. because of covid—19, the traditional acts will be absent. jae because of covid-19, the traditional acts will be absent.— acts will be absent. jo...

Occur. warnings have been issued for today for much of england, wales, parts of northern ireland and south—west scotland as a weeks of extreme continues. caroline davies, bbc news. a rare species of butterfly that was once declared extinct in britain is flourishing after being reintroduced here. the endangered large blue butterfly disappeared after its habitat was destroyed and people poached it for private collections. but after a successful breeding scheme, an estimated 750 have been spotted this summer. it is rather beautiful. it is a stunning thing. big results day to day. it's notjust a...

An alarming report released by the united nations says that roughly 1 million species are on the verge of extinction, more than at any other time in recorded history. and as cnn's bill weir now reports, experts are warning it could have grave impacts on humans as well. >> reporter: it's not just the howling lemurs of madagascar that could disappear forever, not just the cute kiwis in new zealand. it could be all the white tigers in india and all the lions in africa. the bees and butterflies that pollinate billions of dollars worth of crops every year and the fish stocks that feed billions of p...