27/07/2017 Newsround

This is Newsround, Ayshah here with all of these great stories

We go on the search for the rare hazel dormouse...

And the two-year-old with some mad basketball skills.

This guy, Adam Peaty, is shaking up the swimming world

He won his second gold in the World Championships

And keeps breaking so many records we can hardly keep up.

Here's what you need to know about him....

Superstar swimmer, record breaker and hip-hop music fan, I'll tell you

more later,... He broke his own world record

in the swimming pool. COMMENTATOR: World record

to Peaty in the heats. Being the first swimmer in the world

to go under 26 seconds in 50 metres. There is not many things

you can do in 26 seconds, maybe take a selfie,

text your mum or watch Think about it: by the time you've

done that, Peaty's already stormed through the pool and is probably

chilling at the other side waiting That's why we are giving him

the nickname SuperPeat! Here are three other

cool facts about him. He listens to hip-hop and grime

before he goes for a race. And he used to be scared

of sitting down in the bath! Seriously, his mum said

he didn't like water. A world record holding hip-hop and

grime listening swimming machine. One person who's completely

Team Adam is his Nan. She had to watch him at home

when he raced in the Rio Olympics, so she was glad she got the chance

to go to Budepest for To be here this time,

it meant the world to me. I couldn't go and see him in Rio,

but as I say, this has made up for everything and so,

so pleased I've come. Next, Outer-space might be

closer than we thought! Everything in the universe

is made up of tiny little Now, scientists in America say that

up to half of the atoms in the sun, Earth, and even our bodies

were previously part They were blown here

by powerful 'galactic winds'. Recently, the numbers of these tiny

mammals have dropped. Whitney went to meet the people

on a mission to help them. The hazel dormouse weighs

between 18-20 grammes, fruits, flowers, nuts and insects

are what they like to eat and woodland in parts of England

and Wales is where they live. I've come to these woods

in Nottinghamshire where nest boxes have been put up to help keep

dormice safe and it's Ian's job I'll put it back on and move

on to the next one. Looks like we've got a dormouse

in there in a deep sleep. We'll take that off and have a look

and see what that is. That's what we do as part of

the national monitoring programme. They go into a large bag

to make sure if they're They're very fast and

very good climbers. It's in a very deep

sleep because it's been We have marked some of these animals

with a small chip and we are just looking to see if this one's

got one in. So we'll put him in

a small bag to weigh him. Plenty of air in there

for the amount of time this dormouse Because we don't manage our

woodlands particularly well. We used to cut them to take

timber out and firewood A lot of the woodland is becoming

shaded and the areas where they used to live is not frequently found

in woodland any more. So now he's back inside the box

so we just block that hole again And we take this box and put it back

on the tree where we found it and now we know he's back safely

in his box where he'll probably stay Last up this morning,

take a look at this insanely Jett from Texas is clearly

a basketball star of the future. Here he is scoring basket after

basket in his living room at home. Can he do it from

the kitchen counter? Newsround's back this afternoon

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