Max Planck Institute researchers have identified hundreds of neuron types in reptiles and mammals, shared and unique, spread all across both brain types.
people worried about not being able to afford to heat and feed the animals. when owners do make the heartbreaking decision to give up their pet, the centre has to follow strict protocols. we will do an assessment of that animal, is he fit and healthy, take his photograph, weight, measurements and get a complete picture of the health of the animal. so then, once they have gone through that triage process, they will come into this quarantine room. this is where the animals will spend at least the next three weeks. and just looking around, it is mainly bearded dragons, isn t it? so bearded dragons have been our big challenge this year. we are absolutely backed up to the gunnels with them. it s for the first time we are now saying with bearded dragons, i m really sorry, you are on a waiting list, i cannot take them in unless it is an emergency. as we are taking a look around, another call comes in this time it s a corn snake that needs chris s help. after an hour on the road, he arrives
they were an indicator, but not diagnostic, all meant to replace medical advice. users should still speak with their doctor. experts advise that if you are concerned about the menopause and are experiencing troubling symptoms such as hot flushes, night sweats and low mood, see your gp. treatments can help. michelle roberts, bbc news. increasing numbers of snakes, bearded dragons and other reptiles are being given to shelters or abandoned, because of the rise in the cost of living. these pets need very specific conditions including extra lights and heat lamps. as energy bills and the price of animal feed continue to rise, some owners say they can no longer afford to keep their pets. frankie mccamley reports. they may look like survivors from the age of the dinosaur, but one in five reptiles are threatened with extinction. and for some, kept as pets, a new threat. the cost of living crisis.
at least the next three weeks. and just looking around, it is mainly bearded dragons, isn t it? so, bearded dragons have been our biggest challenge this year. we are absolutely backed up to the gunnals with them. it s for the first time we are now saying with bearded dragons, i m really sorry, you are on a waiting list, i cannot take them in unless it is an emergency. as we are taking a look around, another call comes in, this time it s a corn snake that needs chris s help. after an hour on the road, he arrives at teresa s house. i m not happy about it. but i have to make the firm choices. because financially, the light is on, and the finances on that, i can t maintain. your bills have already started going up? they ve gone up, it s already happened, yeah. in wolverhampton, another rescue centre says it s struggling to keep up with the numbers coming in. we ve seen an increase in our energy prices. we are having the surge in demand for us to take reptiles on.
our british history more broadly. ifjames had died that morning, the 1688 glorious revolution that deposed him would never have happened, we d have never potentially had our bill of rights, we would never have had parliament being as strong as it is today, we would never have had the trimming of monarchical power. so it is fundamental to our constitution. brilliant, thank you very much. as i say, a fascinating story, there will be an exhibition next spring in norwich, and there is hope a trust will be set up, the project will go on for many years, and hopefully some sort of permanent exhibition. whether the ship will be raised, no one is able to answer that question, plenty more surveys and archaeological work to do, but the project will run and run for many years. increasing numbers of snakes, bearded dragons and other reptiles are being given to shelters or abandoned because of the rise in the cost of living.