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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20201118:05:25:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20201118:05:25:00

But what our study has shown is that that wasn't the case and that, had the meteorite not hit the earth, the dinosaurs probably would have done really well, which could have led to a world where the mammals didn't evolve as much as they have, and it could have led to a world in which we don't exist. the scientists in this latest study examined various dinosaur family trees to come to their conclusion. they used statistical modelling to fill in gaps in the fossil record. dinosaurs ruled the earth for tens of millions of years, and if it hadn't been for a chance encounter with some interplanetar...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20201118:19:31:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20201118:19:31:00

All of our children and their mothers their safety. also coming up in the programme... new research on dinosaurs suggests they were thriving — right up til the moment a meteorite wiped them out. the us regulator the federal aviation authority has given the boeing 737—max airliner permission to fly again, nearly two years after it was grounded, following two fatal crashes. the 737 max was boeing's best—selling plane, but every one in service — nearly 400 around the world — were suspended from service, after the incidents. 189 people died in the first crash, on indonesia's lion air, in...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20201103:06:25:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20201103:06:25:00

And ever since, volunteers on kanagaroo island have been doing their best to help them recover. our australia correspondent, shaimaa khalil, reports. they survived australia's fires. now these koalas are ready to go back where they belong. it's a very different scene from nearly a year ago. pictures of the badly burned animals shocked the world. hundreds were brought to this wildlife park when the flames tore through the island. as well as being faced with the burns and the starvation and the dehydration, they were also very mentally affected as well. a lot of them were just feeling so terribl...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20201031:10:49:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20201031:10:49:00

Sleep here in the day but i cannot smell her. first if you see a wild boar in part of the forest, don't worry, be happy. take your phone, make a photo. don't give them food. wait some minutes, maybe one minute or more, if you are alone, talk with wild boars because it is important that they know that you are there. although elsa and herfriends have stayed hiding today, there are places where you are almost guaranteed a sighting. wildlife sanctuaries like this one are here to help people feel connected to nature. and unlike in the wild, beating here is allowed. —— feeding. do you come down ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20200910:21:21:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20200910:21:21:00

Was held at the site, and the wreckage of the train was lifted off the track. three people died when the aberdeen to glasgow service was derailed, after hitting debris which had fallen onto the tracks after torrential rain. the investigation is ongoing. wildlife populations have fallen by more than two—thirds in less than 50 years, with nature being destroyed at a rate never seen before. that's the verdict of a report by the conservation group wwf, which says the catastrophic decline shows no sign of slowing. our environment correspondent claire marshall reports. from the ocean... ..to the m...