27/06/2017 Newsround

Hi, I'm Leah with your Tuesday morning Newsround.

Coming up in the next few...

We find out why koalas need our help.

And the lobster that gave this man the shock of his life.

First, it's a big night for England's Under-21 football team

who play Germany in the semifinals of the European Championships.

The match is taking place in Poland this evening with Nathaniel Chalobah

and Nathan Redmond facing a race against time in late fitness tests

to be fit for the match.

The game will be a repeat of the 2009 final which Germany won 4-0.

Good news for Britain's Heather Watson who beat world number nine

Dominika Cibulkova in Eastbourne.

In a thrilling match, Heather held her nerve

to win in two tight sets.

Her win means she's reached the last 16 in the tournament and knocked out

the defending champion.

Good preparation for Wimbledon then, which starts next week.

Now, they're one of Australia's famous species.

But koalas are having a bit of a hard time at the moment,

as Ayshah's been finding out.

Eat...

sleep...

repeat.

This is what koalas are known for.

Since 2012, koalas have been listed as a vulnerable species

and now their numbers have fallen further.

Today, there are fewer than 40,000 left in the wild.

Mainly because of things like dog attacks, cars, vanishing habitats.

Koalas have declined by 50% in the last 15-20 years.

The very area that they want to get in and absolutely hammer is the very

area that is the highest koala habitat quality.

So, logging and deforestation is a big issue for koala

conservationists, but it's not the only problem.

Researchers say coastal gum trees, where the koalas live

and eat, could be affected by rising sea levels.

And if that happens, the tasty leaves of the trees

will not be able to be eaten.

But there are a few ideas people are looking at to protect koalas

and their habitat in the future.

Like huge koala parks to help those that are at risk and stopping

logging in certain areas.

So, hopefully, this will help them do what they normally do -

eat, sleep, and repeat.

This rocket had a very busy weekend.

The SpaceX mission launched from Florida and California

in the US, marking a new age for space travel!

Ricky has more.

Getting a satellite into space is a challenge.

But it's getting easier and a lot cheaper.

This is the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket in action over the weekend.

It just completed two missions in 48 hours, delivering ten

satellites into orbit.

So, what's so special about the Falcon 9 rocket?

Well, it can be used time and time again.

It's unmanned.

Once it has released all of its cargo,...

Looks like it did have good recovery...

..it can return back to Earth, usually on the landing zone,

a floating ship on water just like this one.

But SpaceX has just started to successfully land

rockets on solid ground.

The company continues to break boundaries.

They even have plans to send tourists around the moon.

And some good news for the Yellowstone

grizzly bear in America.

After years of being under threat and on the endangered species list,

with only 136 left, their population has enjoyed a boost and experts

believe there's more than 700 now.

They'll soon be taken off the list of animals in trouble.

Finally, if you're flying off to somewhere hot this summer,

once you break up from school, things you might NOT

want to put in your bag...

A massive lobster like this!

Security staff found this crustacean after they took a look

in a passenger's bag.

It was very much alive and it was travelling

in a cooler in checked luggage.

He was allowed to continue to his final destination -

after a quick photo was taken, of course!

That's all from me.

Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.

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