12/05/2016 Newsround

I'm Ayshah with Newsround this afternoon.

The kids seeing animals in the wild for the first time.

And the superfast transport of the future comes one step closer.

First up, to South Africa, where some kids from cities and poor

areas have been taking lessons on safari.

One, two, three! Respect yourself,

respect each other! Here in South Africa,

these kids are learning to respect their environment

and the animals that live in it. It's part of a special

project to teach kids more about African wildlife

and the effects of poaching. In this country, elephants

are poached for their tusks and at least one rhino is killed

every day for their horn. Poachers take them because they can

be sold for huge amounts of money to Asian countries

like China and Vietnam. Some people living there use

the tusks and horns to make ornaments and believe

they have special powers, The programme is about

inspiring kids to care. It's everything that we're trying

to do is bring kids out into the bush and give them

an opportunity to experience wildlife in order for them to start

to develop a relationship with them in order for them

to care about them. Kids taking part play sports

and have special lessons to learn about animals and most importantly

get to spot them in the wild. I really want to see a lion

because I want to see their teeth, I wish to see the

beautiful big animals. I've never seen the big

animals in the world. I want to see the white

rhino because it protects These kids are heading out

on their first Safari. Many have not seen creatures

like elephants or rhinos before. Normally we don't see rhinos

in part of our areas. It's exciting,

I've never seen a rhino It's hoped this experience will be

inspire these kids to take an active role in protecting animals

and the environment in the future. Now to Britain's largest ever

gold nugget discovery, Vincent found it four years ago

but has only just revealed details. The area where it was found has been

searched again in case It's thought it was

part of a ?120 million It's worth around ?50,000

but he can't keep the gold as it's being put on show

in a museum. I zipped down and I can remember, it

was glowing in the sunlight like a Faberge egg. I remember looking at

it and thinking, I have never seen anything like this.

Newcastle United are out of the Premier League, and in the end

it was their rivals Sunderland who were responsible

Sunderland thrashed Everton last night 3-0.

dropped down to the Championship, while Sunderland kept themselves

safe in the top tier for another season.

Sunderland's win also pushed Norwich City

Newcastle fans sent us their reaction.

I'm really disappointed that they are relegated.

I still have a bit of hope in them that they can win the

It's going to be really hard for us to go back up

It makes me feel upset because Newcastle were good

Next, if you don't think trains are fast enough,

It's a superfast way of travelling through giant tubes and it could be

Early tests have been taking place in America

to a speed of 116mph in just over a second.

Makers of the Hyperloop say it will get you between two

cities, 380 miles apart in just half an hour

and could be ready in five years' time!

Go online to read about the graffiti good-luck message from a teacher

in America and how you clean big animals' teeth and find out why

That's all from Team Newsround today.

Leah will be here at 7:40am tomorrow.