to be sedated to allow the operation to go ahead. the calf was, as you can see, eventually reunited with its mother and the pair have safely returned to the jungle. let s take a look at the weather forecast because we have those extreme heat warnings in the week ahead, so here is chris with all of the details. the met office today have issued a red extreme heat warning from monday and tuesday and covering large areas of england. this is an unprecedented red weather warning for an unprecedented heatwave, and it covers many of england s largest cities stretching from the north of england, the midlands, east anglia, and the south east. the midlands, east anglia, and the the the midlands, east anglia, and the heat has really across the heat has really been building across spain and portugal, deep red colour is showing the temperature is way above average. the heat is starting to move northwards over france and will be across the uk for monday and tuesday. the current uk temperature record
we can all feel scared sometimes, just like our little owl friend, plop. but as mrs barn owl said, spare to find out about the things the duchess recorded that story for children s mental health week. and if you happen to be in the uk this sunday you can watch it at 1850 gmt on the cbeebies channel before you head off to bed. for the first time in its 90 year history, chester zoo in the the north west of england has welcomed a baby aardvark. the calf was born hairless with wrinkled skin and giant claws and has been named dobby, after the character in the harry potter series. ican i can see why. while the new arrival has been spending a lot of time with mum, keepers are also taking turns with feeds. it will still be a number of weeks before we find out if dobby is male or female.
from its mother. the calf, he was still wet, moist from the birth, and the mother cow saw the wheelbarrow, she immediately ran to her calf and started licking him. this calf was born less than an hour before. she was following the wheelbarrow and trying to lick him and touch him. in order to produce milk, dairy cows have to produce a calf every year, and in order that we re able to harvest the milk, the calves are removed from the mothers, usually within the first few hours after birth. professor andrew knight is critical of intensive farming methods. he believes that separating the calves from their mothers causes trauma. the bond between a calf and a mother is a very strong bond and it s very, um, stressful for both the calf and for the mother for the calf to be removed.
from its mother. the calf, he was still wet, moist from the birth, and the mother cow saw the wheelbarrow, she immediately ran to her calf and started licking him. this calf was born less than an hour before. she was following the wheelbarrow and trying to lick him and touch him. in order to produce milk, dairy cows have to produce a calf every year, and in order that we re able to harvest the milk, the calves are removed from the mothers, usually within the first few hours after birth. professor andrew knight is critical of intensive farming methods. he believes that separating the calves from their mothers causes trauma. the bond between a calf and a mother is a very strong bond and it s very, um, stressful for both the calf and for the mother for the calf to be removed. watching the calves being quickly separated from their mothers, it s easy
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