since the pandemic. iam in i am in the olympic park in munich on day one of the european championships. and coming up on the bbc news channel. momentum in montreal for the british, as jack draper beats stefanos tsitsipas, tojoin dan evans and cam norrie in the last 16 in canada. good afternoon. welcome to the bbc news at one. talks have been taking place this morning between energy bosses and the government including the prime minister as the threat of rocketing energy costs grows starker. the pm, the chancellor and the business secretary, have been asking firms how they can help consumers. it comes as bills are set to hit £4000 a year, possibly hire come january. £4000 a year, possibly hire come janua . , , , , £4000 a year, possibly hire come janua. ,, january. our business correspondent re orts. in the fridgejust in the fridge just got some bottled water and i9p pop. dallas has a roof over her head but little hours. the monthly energy bill for her flat has gone up f
Why are some animals shrinking? A new theoretical research proposes that animal size over time depends on two key ecological factors. Find out more about it here.
Is at its lowest level in 40 years but at that produces a third of all italian food and that will push up prices of food from italy. all that worsening the global food crisis the world is already facing. as the climate heats, there this is not a rare event, it is becoming more common and progressively worse. thank you. a man who died in a shooting on skye yesterday has been named by police asjohn mackinnon. three other people were injured in a series of linked incidents that happened on the island and the mainland. a 39 year old man has been arrested. most victims of burglary, robbery and theft in england and wales are not getting the justice they deserve, according to a report by the police watchdog. the chief inspector of constabulary says too many offenders remain at liberty, and warns that the public could lose confidence in policing, if forces don t improve. our home affairs correspondent,
Frequently cast as invasive pests, the equids may actually be of importance in some ecosystems. Water keeps the rhythms of desert life going, but animals aren t often powerless against the whims of weather. Wild donkeys and horses in the American southwest, usually dig into the dusty sediment to get to cool, clear groundwater to satisfy their thirst.
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Major Source of Water
A new study reveals this equid innovation has far-reaching importance for the ecosystem. Wells of equid can act as desert oases, making a major source of water available during dry times that can be beneficial to an entire host of desert animals and keystone trees, scientists report in the April 30 Science.
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The skeletal leftover of a vicious female horse found concealed in a large age-old lake in Utah and assumed to have been traced back 16,000 years ago to the earlier ice age, a recent research discovers it is only 340 years old.
In 2018, landscapers uncovered the bone in a Lehi, Utah backyard, which was originally dated to a time concluded to be about 11,700 years ago. But after what s remaining of the horse was examined, researchers found that the mystery was a domestic horse that existed much quite recently.
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Lehi Horse
The original age of the hoofed beast continually suggest that she was vicious; this kind of horses existed in North America for around 50 million to 10,000 years ago, vanishing during the same timebother huge animals involving dire wolves, short-faced bears, giant sloths, and mammoths took off into extinction at the climax of the previous ice age. Research indicates a mixture of human interaction and climate change resulted in their passin