26/02/2014 Newsround

Good afternoon, stay tuned for amazing fossil find, sinking chairs

and your say about what is going on at man United. I think David Moyes

has been making the club go completely wrong. Let's start with

one of the most amazing fossil discoveries of recent years. A

graveyard full of whale bones more than 5 million years old found in a

desert in South America. For years scientists have wondered why they

died and how so many were perfectly preserved. Now they think they have

the answer. Cerro Ballena, Spanish for 'Whale Hill', in Chile's Atacama

Dessert. This area is well known for its fossils. But the huge discovery

of 2011 was on another level. Scientists were left baffled after

uncovering skeletons of over 40 whales, as well as other animals,

dating back more than five million years. Now experts think they've

worked out such a large number of the mammals ended up in the same

spot. They think it was caused by whales getting stranded on four

separate occasions. The evidence suggests they died at sea after

swallowing toxic algae - a group of tiny plant-like creatures. The dead

mammals were then washed towards the coast, where they became buried by

sand and preserved over time. This is one of the best find we have had

for a long time. We have young animals and old animals and

everything in between. This is a cross-section of the population of

animals and it is a rare opportunity to examine the way the population

may have looked. Researchers scanned the bones with the latest 3D

technology, which means they can print them in plastic to study them

further. It should help us learn new things about whales and other

species on Earth. Seal pups that were orphaned after a tidal surge

hit the east coast in December have been released back into the wild.

They were brought to the wildlife Hospital in Norfolk. Three months

on, eight seals deemed strong enough to survive have gone back into the

North Sea. Now to the question that has got loads of you talking to day.

What is going on at Manchester United? Last night they lost 2-0 to

the worst team left in the Champions League. Ricky has been investigating

the mystery of what has happened. For the last 20 odd years Manchester

United have dominated English football. They have won 13 Premier

league titles, five FA Cup 's, automatically cups and two Champions

League trophies. Last season they won the title by a whopping 11 point

margin. But fast forward less than 12 months and contrast is extreme.

They are currently sixth in the Premier league, out of the FA Cup,

out of the Capital One cup and are on the verge of exiting the

Champions League. After 27 years last year former boss Sir Alex

Ferguson retired and David Moyes took over. I am disappointed we have

not won more games. We did not get it on the day. So I need more

evidence, more experts to help me. I am here with my friends to talk

about the subject of Manchester United. What has gone wrong? David

Moyes has made the club go wrong. Ever since he has become manager we

have been losing every game. I do not think it is him, I think the

players are not putting effort into the game. Over to some more

supporters. He needs new players. Some say it is the manager, others

say it is the players or the tactics, but why they're bad form

continues and the reasons for their rapid fall from grace remains a

mystery. You have been having your say on this.

You can tell us what you think about this on the website and you can see

my favourite story of the day again. The BBC reporter who disappeared

from view live on telly. It has had more than 1 million hits online. You

can find out what caused it if you head over to the website. Goodbye.