03/03/2018 Newsround

Happy weekend, news fans!

I'm Ayshah.

You're with Newsround, coming up...

Find out where these

penguins have been hiding.

And meet the girl who knows how

to make the most of the snow.

Fantastic golden news

for Katarina Johnson-Thompson.

She's won her first major title

at the World Indoor championships

in Birmingham in the pentathalon.

In her last event, she was 2 seconds

ahead of her competitor,

storming through to win the race.

She said it meant a lot to her.

I can't believe it, actually,

for me, I've dreamt

of this for so long,

to

come here and do it in my hometown,

it's something I dreamed

of doing last summer.

I'm so happy I got to rectify it.

All my family are here today

and that's something that

never normally happens.

I went through a hard year last

year towards the end

of the year and I just wanted my

family to see me actually achieve

something, so I'm so happy they all

got to be here and witness it.

And they were here for every event,

morning and afternoon.

So yeah, it's just something

I still can't believe, really.

Now.

Have you been enjoying

the snowy weather?

Well, check out this

place in Northern Canada.

The freezing temperatures don't stop

this girl and her mission to be

a sled dog champion.

Eight dogs, one sled,

one 12-year-old,-40 degrees.

In the north of Canada,

it's very cold and very snowy.

Perfect weather for a sleigh ride.

Every day after school,

Florence takes her sleigh dogs out

in the snow to train.

TRANSLATION: I need to put

little shoes on the dogs.

The snow can be very cold and sharp.

With the shoes, they

won't hurt themselves.

Florence loves racing so much

that she often travels to the US

to take part in competitions there.

TRANSLATION: I like standing

on the sled, exploring new areas

and meeting other sled dog racers

so I can learn from them.

Some of the races last several days.

Florence and her doggy team

are so good that they

often beat the adults.

Keeping it chilly now -

scientists have made a pretty cool

discovery near Antarctica.

1.5 million Penguins!

They were found on an Island

near Antartica called Danger Island.

It's a pretty difficult place

to visit even in the summer as it's

locked up in sea ice for most

of the year - which is why

scientists hadn't discovered them.

Researchers think this could be

the largest colony of Adelie

penguins in the area.

Incredible!

Well, there are plenty more stories

like that at Newsround online,

but we're back here live in a couple

of hours - so see you then!