from their mothers during storm arwen are now on the road to recovery at an animal hospital in norfolk. the young pups were swept away by the high winds last weekend and now they will spend five months at the shelter before being released back into the wild. our reporter alex dunlop has been to see them. not the most elegant way to have breakfast, but a sort of fish soup in a syringe is keeping these grey seal pups alive. for the next five months, the rspca team at east winch will be foster parents to these six orphans of storm arwen. it battered swathes of the country over the weekend, mother seals and their offspring separated by fierce tidal waves. the mother s milk is substantial and is all they have and it takes three weeks for them to wean, so for the first three weeks, very, very important for them to be with their mother. so, how did frida s feeding go earlier today? she s doing really well. evangelo and his team look after seals from all over the country, so even more could
to a much hotter climate. when storm arwen swept through britain last weekend, six seal pups found themselves separated from their mother. but they were rescued later, and are now on the road to recovery and will soon be released back into the wild. our reporter alex dunlop has been to see them. not the most elegant way to have breakfast but a sort of fish soup in a syringe is keeping these grey seal pups alive. for the next five months, the rspca team here at east winch will be foster parents to these six orphans of storm arwen. it battered swathes of the country over the weekend. mother seals and their offspring were separated by fierce tidal waves. the mother s milk is substantial. it is all they have and it takes three weeks for them to wean, so for the first three weeks, it is very, very important for them to be with their mother. so how did frida s feeding go earlier on today? so she is doing really well. evangelo and his team look
whose lawyers have said the gun could have been sabotaged. six weeks on from the tragedy in this remote part of northern new mexico, and the investigation appears to be growing more complex by the day. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. this is what you have been waiting for, isn t it? we heard earlier about the continuing effects of storm arwen on communities across the country, but when the storm hit there was also an impact on wildlife across the british isles. hundreds of seals were killed when arwen lashed the coastline, but as alex dunlop reports, a handful of pups at norfolk s east winch wildlife centre are now getting the help they need. not the most elegant way to have breakfast, but a sort of fish soup in a syringe is keeping these grey seal pups alive. for the next five months, the rspca team here at east winch will be foster parents to these six orphans of storm arwen. it battered swathes of the country over the weekend. mother seals and their offspring