Urban WILD

Just a little kick-flip there. Just curve it round the bowl.

That was high! Hup! Yeah, that is cool! This skate park has my seal of

approval. Mine too. Why did I have to wear the

blonde wig? Get out! Get out! Let's you OK, Tim? I'm fine.

Welcome to WILD! The show that is getting you off the sofa and active

this summer. I'm Naomi Wilkinson.

And I'm Justin Timberlake. Over the next hour we are broadcasting live

from the English Riviera down here, Devon! We've been all over the

place. We are getting around. Because we are in this urban

location this week, we want to hear what urban sports you have been

doing. Send us your comments to [email protected]. We will try to read

some of the comments out. We have brought along our hard-working,

dedicated, crew... A happy bunch. But they are not a patch on our

fantastic audience! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. And here

comes Radzi. Hello! Well, I tell you what, I have

been checking out what the skaters and the BMXors have been doing. They

are off the charts. Very good. I would take notes. You may need them

come this week's forfeit. Oh, no, it will involve wheels!

Right let's welcome the special guests to the show. First up, a BMX

flatland wizard, Mr Lee Musselwhite! We also have a free winning team

here, say hello to Street Motion. They are showing us ways to go WILD!

In the city. We have that and loads more! I have my heart in my mouth

when I face one of my biggest world challenges to date.

There is a sting in the tail for WILD! Things when they go on the

overnight hunt. And we find out about the WILD! Life

of an 11-year-old bee-keeper. That abseiling looked massive. Were

you scared. A really tough challenge. Stay tuned

to see what happened. Tim, what is the fastest animal in the world?

Greyhound racing dog. It's not that. It is a bird of prey.

Found here in the UK, increasing will in urban areas like this it is

the powerful, the one, the only, the... Cheetah!No, it is a bird of

prey. Pigeon? No, it's a peregrine falcon.

You should should have said. Peregrine falcons have astonishing

eyesight. Spot Spotting pigeons over five miles away. Reaching over 200

miles an hour when they plunge from the sky to catch their prey mid-air.

Once in their clushs, there is no way to escape. Peregrine falcons

succeed in almost every environment. But they love our towns and cities.

The nooks and the crannies of the tall buildings give them an

eagle-eyed view of their hunting ground. Here we have a one-year-old

peregrine falcon called Moses, looked after by Lloyd. Welcome to

WILD! Lloyd. He is young but a top hunter? He has all of the skills

necessary to do what they do brilliantly, that is to go really

fast. Is he fully grown? Yes, by three

months old they R but as the years go on, they get more experienced and

stronger. You can tell that you love the

peregrine falcons. What is it about them that is so special for you?

They are amazing, the agility, the strength, the determination is

inspiring. They are beautiful. I understand

that the eyes take up half of their skull? The eyesight is eight times

better than our own to see at extreme distances.

So seeing miles away? A long way. That is how they hone in on the

prey? They will see it, go out, get up high to do a dive to surprise the

prey. And they just whack it with the

incredible talons? Yes, they the hind talons here. They flick out the

feet a second before to kill the prey on impact.

They stun them in mid-air. Taking out the prey. They whack it and that

kills it instantly, will it? Mostly, yes.

Then they go down, bite into it, grab it and go off to feed it.

Well, they are incredible fliers and we would love to see Moses flying.

Can we see him? We are putting him here. He has sticky foot. He does

not like to let go of me. Here he goes.

Wow. Straight away sending him off. What is that? That is a lure with

food attached. To him it is prey.

He thinks this is pray. Talk me through the tactics that they use?

He is looking over the shoulder. He is trying to get it from me it is a

game. He loves this. What else do they eat other than

pigeons? Any other bird up to a size of mallard.

Wow, that size? You stand still, Naomi.

OK. I will! Oh! He is so fast. I can feel the wind as he flies by. He

looks spectacular. What a joy to watch. Can we bring him in? He is

looking at it... Businessman! Wow! Thank you very much. He just wants

to fly. This is live TV, he will do what he wants! Here he comes.

A true acrobat of the skies. Thank you very much. What did you think of

that? Naomi, how cool was that. I love peregrine falcons. What did you

think? I love the speed. It is so fast, immense. His eyes. I can't

believe he sees everything. He is very fast. Have you seen peregrine

falcons in the wild? No but I have seen them at a bird show.

It is not just peregrine falcons you can see in the urban areas but a

whole array of wildlife. As ever, if you see something interesting, take

a photo and send it in to the show. And if you have been doing WILD!

Adventures, whatever it is, we would love to see your pictures. E-mail

them in: With your name and your parent or guardian's phone number

attached. We have photos? Yes. This is skp sky. She is tarp surf. This

is the coolest thing is. I don't know any of these sports.

Last week I did not know about knee boarding, but Ellie sent this in. So

now I know. Just one comment it is from Sun Stone Smiley Bird. Who says

they love BMXing, and extreme skating.

Cool comment. So, we have seen an acrobat of the

skooirs, now time to see somebody who does their tricks closer to the

ground. The next guest can do things with a

bike you never thought possible. Flatland champion, Lee Musselwhite.

Lee has been pushing boundaries for 17 years, inventing countless moves

and tricks. Flatland is a freestyle form of BMX

riding. Moves include spinning, rolling and balancing on a wheel.

Riders are judged on originality and style.

Lee has been the UK champion twice and competed at the highest level

all over the world. Regarded as one of the most creative and original

riders around. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.

I tell you what, here he is in the flesh. Mr Lee Musselwhite! Tim, good

to see you. Thanks for joining us. That looked

epic in the video. How did you get into flatland BMX? I saw some guys

doing tricks. Thought it looked cool. Gave it a go, just practised

and kept practising. How long does it take to get to your

level? I have been doing this for 17 years, I'm still learning.

Is it is a sport that anyone can do? Anyone can learn it it is a case of

practise it is so true. Your parents were not Russian ballet

dancers, it is not in the genes? Nothing like that. Just practise.

This bike is a little like a normal BMX but tell us about it? All of the

tricks are for moment and speed. So there are no brakes. My bike has no

chain on it. So I can't peddle it. I would look silly riding to the

shops. You say riding to the shops is this

a sport you can do anywhere? All you need is a hard surface. Along as you

are away from people, cars. A secluded level. It is perfect.

You are the British champion. We would love a demo.

Who would love a demo from the British champion?

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. Right, then, Lee. Go on. Stand back

everyone. So no chain on there, he has to generate the speed from pure

has to generate the speed from pure momentum.

In a competition Lee would be judged on tricks, Vidality, style. He does

not want to put the feet down. He would be marked down for that in a

contest. Look how fast he is spinning! Nice!

OK we got one more. OK a big finish. Here we go.

He make it is look very easy. Opposite foot on there.

A one-handed centre finish! Wow! A one-handed centre finish! Wow!

Yes! That was absolutely amazing. Thank you very much.

Well, WILD! Would not be WILD! Unless I didn't have a slice of the

action. Can you teach me a trick. Safety first, let's get a mell met

on you. Safety does not take a day off.

I have a basic trick. That will help.

Hold on to the handle bars in the position you are in. Step both feet

on to the stunt pegs. Perfect. Then we are going to try to

roll around in a circle. Mum! I'm going backwards! Take your

hands off. There we go. Oh, yes! Excellent.Let go, Lee. I

have this. Don't let go! I tell you what, that felt pretty difficult.

Hold tight. Here we go. Take your hands off.

How do that without getting dizzy? am used to it.

The eyeballs are rolling around in the sockets. Amazing stuff. A big

hand, ladies and gentlemen, to Lee Musselwhite. The British champion.

As you know WILD! Is about encouraging you to get up, go

outdoors and discover new adventures. A few weeks ago, my

nerves were tested to the max when I did just that.

Nine out of ten people in the UK live in a built up urban area, but

being in a town or a city does not mean that there are not great

adventures on your doorstep. As adventures go, they don't come

bigger than the one I am off to try today. This is the National Lift

Tower. In the heart of Northampton. LAUGHTER!

Wow! At 127 metres high, it provide as bird's-eye view of the

surrounding area. Later on today I'm stepping right off the top of it.

I'm not absolutely crazy. I have come here to try my hand at

abseiling. Kurt is here to guide me through the whole, terrifying,

experience. When you think of abseiling, you

think of mountain faces, cliffs, quarries, but you can clearly do it

in towns and cities too? People come for the adrenaline so. This is the

ideal place for abseiling down. The higher the better. We are doing it

at 127 metres. That sounds terrifying.

What we will do is a small simple abseil on the inside, a 30-metre

abseil. That idea of small is different to

mine! The tower is used as a testing areas for lifts and ladders. It is

full of scary drops like this. That is the small one? ! Kurt checks

the ropes and there is no turning back.

Whenever you are ready, lean backwards... And just sit down?

Yeah. There we go. Lovely. When you are

ready, let the white ropes sloid through the hands and you start to

go down. It is such a long way. If I looked

down I would be sick. This one is only about a quarter as

high as the one I'm going to do. Oops! And I'm down.

Oh, my goodness. That was way more scary than I thought it was going to

be. And that is the small one. So part of the task is done. Still a

massive challenge to go. It's is trek to the top of the

tower, as the crew are finding out. 700 steps in total, or you could

just take the lift! While I wait for the others it is time to check out

the view... Is that a good view? It is like from a plane. I don't know

if I can do this. So that is the platform I'm going to be leaning

back over into thin air at 127 metres up in the sky.

Why am I doing this again? Why are we doing this? Any reason? The ropes

are in place. The safety checks are complete. Now the question is, can I

go over the edge? This is definitely feeling like one of the scariest

things I have ever done. Here we go.

I can't believe I'm doing this. It is telling me that I can do it, I am

safe. Nothing will happen to me. Make sure that you enjoy it as well.

Looking good. OK so keep going like this, don't I?

That's it. You're looking good. This is a joke. I can't believe I am

doing this. This is WILD! Isn't it? Totally WILD! I think that I'm a

quarter of the way down. I still have a long way to go.

People still look like tiny dots. , but I can see for miles. It is a

spectacular view. That is fabulous a across

Northampton. I am feeling a little more comfortable with this. Now I

have over the worst bit, the leaning back at the top. Aisle starting to

get used to this. I feel like I'm in an action film or something. Tom

Cruise, eat your heart out! Check me out, Northampton! I am WILD! Hello

out there. I am giving myself serious Brownie points for this. I'm

feeling really proud of myself. Everyone should try abseiling. I

think it is pretty good to give yourself a scare every once in a

while. You know what? The more I do this, the more I'm enjoying it. That

Take your time. Hello ground. Yes! I made it. I'm

still alive. I've done some scary things in my time. That ranges as

one of the scariest. That was brilliant. It does look like it is

difficult to have an epic adventure in a town or a city, but this proves

you can go out and get WILD! Anywhere. I have to ring the boys.

Tell them that I have made it back safely. Whereas my phone? Oh, no!

Dope! I have to say, could you see my house from up there? I think I

could see everyone's in the whole of Britain.

I'm impressed. Now it is time to turn our attention

to the tiny creatures in the urban environment. They probably make your

skin crawl. They definitely make Naomi feel uncomfortable, but when

they are in the ring, they are a knock-out it is time for Battle of

the Beasties. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.

Yes the audience are ramped for this one. Tim, Naomi, get into the ring

and put your gowns on. I'll remind you of the rules. They have three

rounds of fighting talk in which to convince me that their WILD!

Contenders are worthy to make their way here into the internationally

known enclosure along with the wasps, slug and the raft spider.

Naomi, who are you bringing to the table this week.

Let's get ready to rumble! I have the invincible cockroach.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. Tim, what about you? I'm bringing the

impenetrable flea! It is time for round one.

You want to know about... Chocolate. Come on, chockie.

OK. The flea. It does not fly. It jumps. It jumps 150 times, its own

body weight. So, out of every animal, it make it is the best

jumper in the world, doing it 30,000 times in a row. Actually cockroaches

can jump too. Cockroaches are about speed. Some cockroaches running 50

times their body length in a second that is nine times faster than a

human being. In my vote that makes them superathletes. I can't say

anything? No, you can't. What is this, chocolate! Going back to the

fle. Flea. When it accelerates, it does so 50 times faster than the

space shuttle. That is a lot of Government force.

Tim, I'll be honest, I did not think that the flea would feature much,

but the flea has truched the cockroach to take the early lead.

Now it is time to hear a cheer for that. Yes! Now it is time for round

two. Make it is good one, Naomi. Tim. Look at this. Listen to my

voice, tonight look at me sleep. Cockroaches have teeth in their

stomachs, yes, teeth in the stomachs and they are not fussy eaters. They

eat food, hair, paint, soap, you name it, they will eat it. Welcome

to wildlife from lock Loch Lomond... Oh, fleas, they suck blood. They can

do so for two-and-a-half hours. Consuming up to 15 times their own

body weight. Sleep. I have another one, some specieses of cockroach can

survive a month without food. If they do feel hungry, they will eat

glue off the back of a post aj stamp or something. I have to win this

round. Well, that is the end of round two.

Close and both contenders have disgusting eating habits, but on

balance, I'm giving that one to the cockroach. So level pegging into the

final round. Now let's hear about the special powers.

Tim you have something in common with the cockroach It is good h

looking? No, it is not that, a cockroach breaks wind for 15 mirns

and after they die they continue to trump for a further 18 hours to

release the methane. Fleas are strong. Oh, yes, they are. They can

pull up to 160,000 tons their own body weight. That is like me with a

rope and skate board and 5,000 elephants. Bosh! Cockroaches have

six legs but they have 18 knees! needs 18 knees? ! Fleas can tight

rope walk and play football all in the flea us.

Are you ready to throw the actual in? A cockroach can survive for nine

days without its head. A knock-out blow! That is the end of the Battle

of the Beesis. By my reckoning that is the closest ever. Right up to the

point that the cockroach can survive for nine days without its head. So

going into the winner's enclosure is the cockroach. Can you smell that?

It is my new after shave. It it is not! Now, there are loads

of nature shows on the BBC as part of the wildlife seasoners. As well

as the shows there are summer of wildlife events happening over the

country. That gives you a chance to get involved as well as getting your

hands in a book let like one of these. We have been asking you to

send in messages to tell us what sports you have been out in -- and

about and doing. One here from a boy who does skate boarding, although he

nearly throws off. And emerald says that she likes roll

roller blading as it is fun and adrenaline-filled.

Now, it is time to meet another animal, that is not to dissimilar to

Radzi's hair. It is one of the UK's favourite mammals, it is the

unmistakable hedgehog. Hedgehogs are the only British

mammal with spines. When threatened, these prickly creatures roll

themselves into a ball, where they use the spines to protect them from

predators. They are mainly nocturnal. Snoozing all day and

eating all night. However in recent years, the

hedgehog numbers have plummeted. Conservationists have warned that

they could become extinct in this country if we don't do more to help

them. You are joining us now in the garden

with Pauline from Secret World. Welcome to WILD! .

And lovely hedgehogs. Where have they come from? One has come in that

had dog bite wounds. Another was underweight, but they are both

nearly ready to go back. So they will be released into the

wild? Yes. That is very important. How many spines do they have?

have about 5,000, but I have never counted them. Do they have them from

birth? No, then they have bumps, but between two to three hours the white

spines sprout through. You can see that the skin is pink. So you can

almost see through the skin. And hid no-one this blanket. Who is

this? This is so cute. This little one is about three to

four weeks old. Oh, look at that, that is Floofie.

Look at their noses, what do they use them for? They root around for

food with their noses. Like a little baby pig.

Now, they are under threat, what do we need to do? They need food from

the gardens. Put cat food out. Never use slug pellets in the garden, they

will do the slugs and snails for you, and they are poisonous. If you

have a pond make sure you have a sloping edge, so that they can climb

out if they fall in. So they can get out. So this is

really important. If you want tips on how to make your

garden more hedgehog friendly, head to the website at wide

[email protected]. You can get some top tips.

Adorable. Right, I'm ready for more wild adventures, Tim, what do you

have in store for us? I'm with one of the most exciting outdoor

activities that you can do. I'm talking about BMX racing. #3shgs 2,

1, go! They are off. This is BMX racing. It is fast it is furious, it

is handle bar to handle bar. It risen to prominence. Tracks like

this are springing up all over the UK. It is an Olympic sport. We have

Liam Philips and ShanazeReade doing so well. Fingers crossed we have the

next Olympic hopefuls. Now, talk to us about BMX racing.

What do you love about it? Well it gets you to do something. It gives

you an aim it is really exciting and fun. Can you talk us through the

bikes, they are different? Slimmer wheels? They have thinner wheels. It

makes you go faster. They are lighter.

One brake? Yes. I'm going to race. Do you have tips

for me? Inside peddle up on the bum. Keep the peddles level and push down

over the lip, or you will go flying. Well, that went in one ear and out

of the other, but I am taking it to the table to beat these kits kids at

their own game. I don't think that I look fast. I don't have the peddles

like they have. Wow! Wait! Wait! The first thing that is apparent is how

big the jumps are. These are the routes that set you off into the

tarmac area. This is 180 degrees, I have a choice, left or right. I'm

going right. Yes! Is everybody as out of breath as me? No? OK.

Well, the loops are massive. Obviously the pros will be over them

easily. I can hardly think, I am so out of

breath. I might just... He's cheating! No! Wow!

ALL SPEAK AT ONCE Cheat! Cheat! They were like rats

out of drainpipes. Gone. You know what? I'm not a cheat. What is

calling me a cheat? He is a total cheat. He cut out half of the course

and he still lost. Cheats never prosper.

To be fair, the decoy BMX racing crew are rapid.

I want to have a go on that. There are BMX clbs up and down the

country, so go to one and see how it is done.

Now it may surprise you to know that urban areas are still teeming with

wildlife. As this week's WILD! Things found out on a night-time

mission. When it comes to wastelands, city

centres or even the back garden, we don't think much about the wildlife

that lives there, but if you know where to look, there is a wild world

of wonder living in the weeds. Jackson is creepy-crawley crazy. He

loves nothing more than looking after the insect pets. His friends

don't share his passion for all things arachnid but they are willing

to be convinced. I am Jackson. I hate football and

spicy food. My name is Jahan, I hate shopping. My name is Jack. I he Thai

food and big spiders. -- I hate Thai food and big spiders. I am Catherine

and I don't like complicated words! Now this may look like a piece of

wasteground but if you counted every sickle creepy-crawley, fly, bug,

spring tail in the ground, how much do you think you would get? In the

hundred thousands? More than that. Millions.

20 million, perhaps, maybe even more. So I will ask you to find some

find some of the mini beasts that live here.

That is very nice that is a wasp. Next! A hoverfly.

Where is it? Look at that. That is cool.

A wood louse. . George! I think we found some.

Oh, that is a nice spider. That is lovely. Isn't that a great shape?

Now, there is a good trick to use. If you find spiders on the wall, how

do you think you can tempt it out? Pre Pretend you are a fly.

How? Vibe rations. How do you make vibe rations?

tuning fork. Yes. Who wants a try of that.

will. There are a few holes in there, I

So far we have found about five or six species of spider. There are

lots of spider ties, harvestmen, ticks, mites, pseudo-spiders and

scorpions. Now there is only one species of a proper scorpion in the

UK. Have you ever seen it? You know why? It only lives here.

There is a wall over there with a colony of European scorpions.

Who wants to hold a scorpion? Scorpions are nocturnal hunters,

meaning that the team will have to come back when the sun goes down. It

is dark so the scorpions should be out. So the scorpions glow a

beautiful green colour in ultra violent light. You have the torch

so, all we do is go along the wall carefully. When you see something

bright green, it is a scorion, OK? So that's it. Find as many scorpions

When you see them it is unmistakable.

George... Have you got one?Yeah. Look.

Look at that. That is amazing. Isn't that fantastic? Who wants to hold

it? No thanks. The best way to hold it is to gently

hold the tail and... It is going under my shirt.

The hard parts glow but the soft parts, beside the abdomen and

between the plates are dark. That is not made of the same material, but

all scorpions glow. That is convenient if you want to find them.

He is moving! Look at that. That is impressive. Rather nice.

There are probably hundreds in the wall.

It is one of the things that you hear about but when you see it, it

is shocking. When I heard that there were scorpions are living here I was

gob smacked. It is a one in a lifetime sight.

Jackson and his friends loved finding one of the UK's most unusual

inhabitants. Hello, gorgeous boy.

ALL SPEAK AT ONCE We went WILD! Wow! Scorpions in the

UK. They were braver than me. Now, skate boards may not be your thing,

but here on WILD! We have found a sport just for you.

Have a look at. This So this is parkour. Or freerunning.

It is hugely popular, but in order to flip, jump, Spained throw

yourself around obstacles like, this you need a little bit of agility.

You need to be, yes, Matt! How good is? This? ! Let's get Dom over here.

Join us. That was pretty special. I will not

lie to you. Dom, how on earth do you get into freerunning. I saw Jump

London nine years ago, I've been doing it since then.

I saw that it was a great show. Can anyone do it? It is really important

from the beginning you get to the professionals for instruction. You

see us doing it. We have been training for many years. We make it

look easy, but go to a proper club. Get someone to teach you properly

and you learn techniques from the start.

How long does it take to get really good at it? Within a year you can

get to a reasonable standard, but it is like a marshal art. You can train

it all your life. I would love a go at this. Can you

show few a trick? Yes. Gently! We will get you to do a cat

leap. You take a run, jump up, jump on to the box it is important that

the ball of the foot touches the box. Bend your knees to slow down

and catch on. So make it a little smaller.

I like that! So from here, left, right,

kick your back leg through, catch OK. It is all about fluid motion.

No too much power. Slowly to Saturday with.

-- slowly to start with. So, left, right, leap! Oh, no,

rebound. One more. I have this. You must be strong in the arms. Left,

right, leap. He's on! Yes! I'm the king of Parkour. That is insane what

you are doing. Dom, thank you very much for coming along. Street

Motion. If you want a go at home. Go find the experts, get the right

tuition and you could be like this lot! I want to have a go on that.

That is cool. In 40 minutes we have brought you a

show jam packed with urban wildlife. The peregrine falcons and the

hedgehogs, but not everything that livings -- lives around us is so

appealing. Rats. The name makes us shudder. These mammals love living

in towns and cities as much as we do. They make their homes in the

dark sewers and scavenge on rubbish dumps and around bins. They car

diseases and cause day yous chewing through wood and wires. They can

even survive being flushed down the toilets. They are one of the most

feared creatures in the UK, but is this bad reputation really one that

they deserve? I think it is fair to say that rats are not everyone's

favourite animal. However, Ellie is a massive fan, aren't Ellie. What do

you have here? I have two babies and two adults.

They didn't have names until yesterday. I have named them. I

called them Timina and Razille! So you have been keeping rats for

several years. What do you love about them? They are playful.

Because they a ajile you see them climb a lot.

Do you think that they a clever animals? They are.

What makes you say that? You can teach them tricks. They can ring a

bell when they are hungry. When they want attention. Amazing.

Do they do any other tricks? follows me to bed sometimes.

What do your friends think about you keeping rats. Do they come around or

prefer to stay away? They like to see them but they are not so keen

sometimes. They have a reputation of being

dirty animals, is that fair? They are clean. As you can see by their

coats. They are always cleaning

themselveses. They are lovely. Now, Radzi is not

overly keen to meet your rats. He is not so good with them. What do you

say to people who are scared of rats? Have you ever touched them,

held them? Once. What are you scared of snoo

tails! That freaks a lot of people. I will try to hold it.

Ellie is looking after you. You are holding it, well done. I don't...

Argh! They are so cute. Whatever your opinion on rats, you cannot

fail to admit that they are successful creatures.

I have a rat in my pocket. The reason that they have the

reputation that they have is that they eat the food and rubbish that

we leave lying around. Ellie, you are doing a great job standing up

for the rat. Now, it is time for my favourite part of the show it is

time for Radzi's Crazy Creations! So last week Tim and Naomi got their

hands wet making their mini pond. We had it show you this. This is from

Holly. She lives in Surrey. Look at the effort that went into that great

work. Well done Holly. From encouraging wildlife to come into

the back gardens last week, this time it is the bird's turn.

We might like birds to visit our gardens but not everyone gives them

a warm welcome. Farmers have built scarecrows to frighten the feathered

friends away. But the scarecrow does not always do a great job. Many

birds still steal the farmers' crops. So it is time for the not so

scary scarecrow to have a job change. Instead of making birds

flee, he will be their new best friend.

What is he like? Well this week, Tim, Naomi, you are making one of

these. A bird friendly scarecrow. So, let's get the making started.

You have two minutesment everything you need is here. 3, 2, 1! You have

two minutes. You will have to get your skates on for it, that could

have something to do with the forfeit. .

I will give you a run down of how I made this. You need old clothes. You

can get them from the charity shop. I went into my dad's wardrobe. A

shirt. A pillow case for the head. I styled that face. A hat and in order

to make it friendly, there are seats hanging from it. Millet seeds,

monkey nuts. Anything to attract the birds. You don't need two minutes to

do yours, you have as long as you want. For more you can go to

[email protected], it will tell you everybody you need to know to make

one better than Tim and Naomi's. Take a picture of your scarecrow and

send it into [email protected]. Naomi, you have a minute left on the clock.

I am modelling a face on Tim. Look how smiley he is.

But they is -- but he is very thin. 45 seconds, Timbo! I'm creating an

General H.Norman Schwarzkopf style of muscle! Make sure that the man

does not look under fed. This is like the Which had arred of

Oz! The crowd are loving this. Close to the ten-second countdown. How

long? Eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one stop your making! It

is judgment time. Looking thin. But look at the smiling face. The

seeds for the birds. You have made it friendly.

I like it. A smiling face on a scarecrow? !

What about the seeds to make it friendly. Tim! It is meant to be

friendly. It is a scarecrow it is in the

title, scarecrow. It is WILD! Judgment time. The

winner without a doubt is, Naomi! More importantly, the loser is Tim,

so you are receiving this week's forfeit. We have two cos tombs in

the bag. We don't need that, but Tim, go get changed. He never

learns. Now let's meet an 11-year-old who

has a really WILD! Life at school. My name is Jan, I'm 11 and I love

all British wildlife, but what I really love are... Bees! You may not

think that we have many bees in the city but I've been looking after

thousands of bees at my primary school for the last three years.

Morning Mr Baker. Good, how are you? Fine, sir.

Sometimes I help out in the school holidays. I love beekeeping because

it disciplines me a lot and it show as sense of control and how you are

meant to act around them. Not just anyone can approach a hive

of bees. My school gave me special training to allow me to do this.

Some of our teachers are trained bee-keepers.

As the bee-keeper, I look after the hives to make sure that they are

hety. We get our tools together and light the smoker. Bees think that

the hives are on fire, so they suck up all the honey that they can. That

is why this seem drowsy when they fly. There is lots of larvae, that

is a good sign. The colony will get huge. All of the cells are full of

delicious honey. You can see around the edge there,

you can tell it is ready to extract as the bees have put caps on the

cells like tiny lids. We are going to start extract

extracting and put it in our large barrel. This will turn into honey,

believe it or not. While this honey is not ready for us to eat, we are

collecting it to sell at the school fair in a few weeks' time. Now I'm

taking the caps off the honey. We just have to have adult supervision

while we are doing this. You can see the honey oozing from the holes as

it should be. This is quite hard to do as they

have made it for a very long time and they would love it to be

preserved. I think we are there with that one.

The most exciting part that I enjoy is extracting the honey.

We have to put the trays into the barrel and you have to spin it, the

honey falls out tonne the sides and drips down on to the 's This is the

fun bit. You get to spin around and you see the honey coming out of the

frames. Then we open the barrel's lid. That is when we see the honey

filling up quickly. That is when it fills up really fast. That is

amazing. The money we get from selling the honey goes back into

looking offer our bees. OK. I think we have enough to put

into some jars. I'm excited to see all my hard work

pay off. Because insects put hard work into producing this honey.

Absolutely. Look at that. Beautiful, isn't it? I love working with them,

usually I'm an angry boy but now I'm working with the bees, my anger has

all gone. The last jar of tasty honey, yeah! I

love that you make honey. That is brilliant. Well done. A top film.

Yes. Now it is time for Tim, his forfeit time. Tim, out you come.

Come on, we want to see you. What are you wearing? Tim, you should

have made a bird-friendly scarecrow and you didn't. Come on, Tim. Get

yourself out. There he is! Look at what he is wearing. It suits you.

Our own waiter with drinks. He has to get around the obstacle

course and bring the drinks to us. Oh, no. He is unsteady on his feet.

Come on, til. -- come on, Tim.

Be careful Tim. I love the yellow leg-warmers. That orange drink looks

very nice. I have my eye on the purple drink.

Oh! Go on, Tim. Pay attention!I think he is actually going to get

some drinks to us. I don't believe it. I will get a drink. I never

thought that was going to happen. Here he is... No!No! Tim. I'm

thirsty scla That was so good.Tim, you did well. Very well.

We have some pictures in. Jake you sent us picture of you BMX racing at

Manchester National. You love it. Nice work.

And this is from Charlotte, aged seven. She say says these foxes live

underneath her school. There are six cubs. How beautiful.

And Tamasin says she is a jump scooter on BMX dirt tracks.

Keep up the urban sports everyone. Well, sadly, that is the end of our

show, but we are back next week from the side of the river. So if you

have been getting, well, wildlife, doing any ak tiities by the river,

get them into us. Put the picture on an e-mail. What a cool place for

hanging out, thank you very much to Parkfields Skate Park in Devon.

And a big thank you to Lee Musselwhite. Can Street Motion and

the BMXors! And thank you very much to Pauline, Lloyd and Ellie for

bringing in the urban wildlife. We loved meeting you all.

And the crowd, you have been a great crowd.

A big cheer for you! Next week, 9.00am, the river photos. We are

back. And until then, get up, get I take to the board but on the