05/12/2015 Newsround

This is Newsround on Saturday morning.

I'm Ricky live on CBBC. Coming up:

Dippy the 20-year-old penguin is on the move.

And, ever wanted to eat your own head?

We check out the lollies that can look like you!

First this morning to India, where power is returning to most parts

of the southern city of Chennai, following devastating flooding.

A massive operation is underway to try to get food and medicines to

The rains were the heaviest for 100 years.

The UK is home to more than 200 different bird species,

but it's getting harder for many of them to survive here.

Jenny's been finding out which of these birds are

Unfortunately for some of our favourite birds, this latest report

by bird charities and conservation groups is not great news.

The puffin, who nests in coastal and island areas all over the UK,

isat risk because of climate change.

As the sea warms up, the fish they feed on are travelling

further north to colder water, putting them out of the puffin's

reach, which means they don't have enough food to feed their chicks.

Other birds which are not doing well are curlews.

This is because the habitats where they nest,

and the wetlands where they feed, are not being looked after properly.

Some of the birds we see in our back gardens are also at risk.

Many people are not growing the sorts of flowers

This then means that there are not enough bugs

Some birds are doing really well, thanks to efforts by charities

You might see the red kites soaring over fields

thanks to special efforts over the years to reintroduce them

So, fingers crossed there is still hope for the rest

A grey seal has given birth to twins.

They were born on a beach in Norfolk in the east of England.

This mother seal is very protective of her pups, and so she should be.

These babies are extremely precious to her,

They are thought to be the first grey seal twins known to

It is something of a miracle from what I am told by everybody.

We are absolutely positive the mother behind me definitely

The mum will spend three weeks feeding her pups,

The twins will stay on the beach in Horsey for another three weeks,

looking after themselves, waiting to shed their white fur.

But, before they disappear into the sea, it is hoped they will

be DNA tested to confirm officially that they are twins.

We have to wait for the pups to be weaned from their mother,

and when that has happened, we can then consider taking DNA

The pair of pups will rely on their mother to look after them.

If not, they will be fed by animal charity the RSPCA

until they are strong enough to head back into the waters.

Have you ever wondered how much money it would cost to send

Well five-year-old Oliver from Lancashire, who dreams of becoming

So he wrote to Royal Mail and this is what they said.

So, exactly how much would it cost to send a letter to Mars?

NASA says it would have to travel 567 million kilometres

from Earth to Mars, and then back again.

And, according to the Royal Mail, that costs ?11,602.

The equivalent of 18,416 first-class stamps,

Now, this one is for all you chocolate lovers out there.

This London company scans your face and then prints it in 3D.

They make a mould, pour the chocolate in and leave it

You can lick your own face if you fancy, or better still you

A penguin with special needs has moved to a new home in Norfolk

Dippy lives with a condition called arthritis that

He's moved with ten other Humbolt penguins to the east of England,

where his new home has a specially adapted pool already

We heard Dippy had some problems with the arthritis in his hips,

and we used to have an arthritic penguin who live here

many years ago, so we have some experience with that.

Luckily we have got this ramp already built into our pool

which helps birds like Dippy to walk into the pool, rather than having to

jump out onto the rocks like all other penguins do.

It's December 5th today, and day five of our Advent calendar.

This week it's all about your Christmas traditions.

Hello, I'm Katie from the CBBC office

and I am the biggest Christmas fan in the world.

I have got loads of Christmas traditions, like going ice skating,

getting new pyjamas to wear on Christmas Eve,

waking everyone up very early in the morning on Christmas Day to open

presents, and of course wearing loads of ridiculous headbands

Newsround is back here on CBBC at 1:45pm.