04/11/2017 Newsround

Hi, I'm Leah.

This is Newsround.

Coming up in the next few minutes.

We'll introduce the new

species of Orangutan.

Our tips for having

a great Bonfire night!

And the very latest from

the Overwatch World Championships.

First up, in the world

of nature, something really

exciting has happened.

For the first time in nearly 100

years, scientists have discovered

a new species of ape.

BBC reporter Victoria

Gill sent us this.

Introducing the new orangutan.

They live deep in the forests

of the island of Sumatra.

Scientists discovered

that they are a new species.

They are different from other great

apes, like gorillas and chimpanzees.

Until now it was thought

there were two species of orangutan,

the Sumatran and the Borneon.

But this species is another.

The scientists found the species 20

years ago but have it to study them

close to reveal their secrets.

Lots of tiny but important

differences tell them apart,

the sound of their call,

what they eat and they look

different, which the researchers can

measure by looking closely

and comparing size of skulls

to other orangutan species.

It is an amaidsing break through.

There are only seven species,

so adding one to the small

list is spectacular.

But as they have been discovered,

the animals now go to the top

of the list of the most endangered

species in the world.

Only 800 exist, conservationists

hope that now people know

they are so special people will act

to protect them.

In the Scottish Premiership, Celtic

take on St Johnstone this afternoon.

They'll break their own

record for unbeaten games

if they can avoid defeat.

They're currently on 62

matches without a loss!

It's almost half time

and the score is 1-0 to Celtic.

Now, lots of you may be

going to a bonfire tonight.

There's lots of displays taking

place all weekend so loads of us

will be enjoying fireworks

and sparklers today and tomorrow.

But while they look pretty amazing,

fireworks can travel at a speed

of a racing car - so they're not

to mess around with!

We've got some top tips on how

to keep safe and have fun over

the Bonfire weekend.

Make sure you stand well back

from bonfires and fireworks.

Never touch sparklers or fireworks

without a grown-up being there.

On Bonfire Night keep pets in doors

as they may be scared of the noise.

Wrap up warm and wear your

coat, scarf and hat.

Make sure you are wearing gloves

when holding sparklers and make sure

you get your parents to light them.

Happy Bonfire Night!

And if you want to find out more

about the history of Bonfire Night,

check out Newsround online.

Lots of you are probably

fans of this game!

Yes, it's Overwatch!

The quarter finals of

the Overwatch World Cup

have been taking place

in Los Angeles overnight.

But sadly Team UK haven't made it

through to the semi-finals.

They were beaten 3-0

by the team from Sweden,

who will now face Canada

in the semi finals.

The other semi-final

is between France and South Korea.

It's been a few days

since Halloween and most

of our pumpkins are now in the bin!

But zoo keepers across the country

have been saving the spooky

treats for their animals.

Here's Martin.

There's no tricks, only

treats for this baby bear

enjoying his first pumpkin.

It looks like love at first sight.

With the big cats, keepers

at the zoo have hidden treats

inside this area for the jaguar.

And these are happy

to ciao down au natural!

And creepy maggots!

But this pygmy hedgehog

is not complaining.

The worms are lunch!

This giant pumpkin is turning heads

at the zoo but just one animal big

enough to take it on.

And these birds are going to town

on the pumpkin seeds.

Apparently they taste

delicious to the parrots!

And finally, have you heard

the story about the golden

retriever and the leopard cub

being best friends?

No?

Well, here it is.

This amur leopard was born at a zoo

in Russia but had to be removed

from her mum to keep her safe.

Tessa - the dog - who already has

four pups of her own is now looking

after this little cub making sure

she has milk and all

the love she needs.

We're back in the morning.

Enjoy your bonfires!