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Hello and welcome to the Afternoon News.
Today on Science and Environment, horses can communicate with us. Let's look
more into this story.
Horses have joined a select group of animals that can communicate by pointing
symbols.
Scientists trained horses by offering slices of carrots as an incentive to
board with their muzzle to indicate if they wanted to wear a rug.
We'll see more than 2 ,500 delegates from more than 180 countries coming
together in Johannesburg.
While there are three proposals affecting lions, sharks, rhinos,
pangolins, and dozens of other species, the main focus will be on the elephants.
There have been growing international concerns about the surge in poaching for
ivory that has seen the elephant numbers plummet by 30 % just in the past seven
years.
And while citizens segregate and argue there has been a slowdown in trends,
news figures released a meeting casting doubt on this view.
The Elephant Trade Information System, ETIF, is the world's most comprehensive
database
on the illicit trade in elephant products.
It's managed by Traffic World Wildlife Monitoring Network on behalf of the
crisis.
Of the city, not the crisis. I apologise, newsreaders.
They're probably just thrown into a crate, living off their own feces,
for days without proper food, and many of them end up dead on arrival. What
that place would be?
And maybe one or two living out of a pile.
Dr. Marcus has had our opting heads kind of in ticking cube -sized
pens, which are far too small for them.
Oh, it's just two years in captivity.
Oh, God.
With a total of adult cheetahs living in the wild now numbering less than 7
,000, that could charge some of the remaining
populations, which were already diminished, to...
Oh my gosh.
the latest song, Kill For You.
Oh my God.
Oh God.
Oh, she wrote this massive 2010 hit collaboration with Deanna. Love the way
lie.
for Eminem, who spins the funniest kind of dress.
Style tale of crying spree.
Richie sees them stand off with the police.
You can listen on YouTube, but there is a language warning if you are offended
by swearing.
Oh, okay.
Now, let's do further entertainment news.
Bruce Springsteen celebrates his 76th birthday with his new album.
birthday today.
Happy birthday, Bruce.
With the release of Chapter and Birth, a companion album for his forthcoming
memoir, Born to Come. Sorry.
Born to Run.
The 18th track, corresponding complication, compilation, sorry,
musical evolution from a scruffy teen to a major labelling record artist, Grammy
Award winner, Oscar winner, and rock and roll
and collected each track to tell his story.
You can read a breakdown of the tracks on the following billboard.
In January... Okay.
Frontman... Frontman Kai Harvey revealed
back in June that the record should be out by spring next year.
So far, the band has shared over several images and videos. And for the next
story, Keith Richards takes us on a long, long journey.
What are you doing this weekend?
Painting the spare room? Having a few pints?
Mowing the lawn?
Or maybe getting lost with Keith Richards?
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