11/11/2015 Newsround

You're in the right place for all of Wednesday's top stories.

The "fire" Volcano in Mexico erupts again.

And a campaign to save British hedgehogs.

Yesterday, we told you about how a famous animal park is

planning to make changes to their killer whale displays

SeaWorld has said they will phase out entertainment shows

at their site in San Diego to concentrate on showing

The decision by SeaWorld comes after years of pressure from campaigners

who say making the animals perform for people is cruel.

One person who agrees with that is CBBC wildlife presenter, Steve

Orca are the world's largest species of dolphin, and as you'd expect,

they have a very big brain, they are very intelligent,

they are really social with the other members of their pod, which

usually are members of their own family.

It has also been shown that they will grieve their dead

and they will grieve when their calves are removed away from

And this is a creature which can travel 100 miles in a day,

like swimming from London to Birmingham, every single day.

So if you were to take an orca and stick it into, essentially, a

large swimming pool, I think it would be

bedroom for the whole of the rest of our live with one single song in the

bedroom for the whole of the rest of our lives with one single song in

background being played on loop over and over again,

never able to communicate with other members of our friends and family.

I don't think this one species should be kept in captivity.

SeaWorld say they look after the animals well

Next, today is Armistice Day - and at 11 o'clock

a two minute silence will be held across the country to remember those

It starts at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month -

the time in 1918 when the guns finally fell silent along the

Western Front in World War I and an armistice, or peace, was declared.

People across the country will be marking the event, and we asked some

of you what you'll be thinking about at 11 o'clock today.

I will be thinking about my grandad and many of the

soldiers who fought in the war and risked their lives to save us.

I will be thinking about the people who died for us so we can be

I will be thinking about all those soldiers and people that have

To me, it means that I am being very respectful to the people

It makes me feel proud of my country and people who suffered for us.

I will be thinking of the people that risk their lives for our lives,

It makes me feel grateful, and I need to respect it.

I will be thinking about this poppy because it

represents Flanders Field, which was the first poppy to be grown,

We want to know if you are remembering anyone today.

A volcano in Mexico has erupted for the third time in a week,

sending a column of smoke thousands of metres into the sky.

The Colima volcano in the south-west of Mexico has been showing signs

Over the past months, nearby villages have been blanketed with

thick coats of ash but no evacuation was needed for Wednesday's eruption.

Next, should we have a national animal in Britian?

In Russia they have the bear and in Australia it's the kangaroo .

So should the humble hegdehog become the symbol for the UK?

Well, Conservative MP Oliver Colville thinks so.

He wants there to be vote on which animal should represent us,

He thinks it could help save the species, whose numbers have

fallen by more than a third over the last decade, with fewer than

Finally - it's been a busy few weeks for these guys.

They're are all dressed up as Father Christmas.

These men have just graduated from Santa School in Brazil.

The school prepares them for a very busy December which will see many

of them working in shopping centres - spreading the Christmas joy!

That's all from me, Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.