Welcome to Kids World Bulletin — Episode 12! 🌎✨

This week, Srijan brings you five fascinating real-world stories from around the planet!

🐾 A NEW WILD CAT FROM BOLIVIA
Scientists have identified Leopardus tilcayo, a small spotted wild cat from Bolivia's Yungas cloud forest. It is the first new living feline species formally described by science in more than a century. Researchers used genetic evidence to distinguish it from other tiger cats.

🔥 THE FIRE AMOEBA
Scientists discovered Incendiamoeba cascadensis living in the hot springs of Lassen Volcanic National Park in California. In laboratory tests, it could divide at about 63°C and recover after exposure to about 70°C.

🪲 TWO NEW STICK INSECTS
Scientists have described two new Australian stick-insect species, Anchiale robusta and Anchiale mabiensis, from Queensland. Their discovery adds to scientists' understanding of Australia's remarkable insect diversity.

⚒️ 2,200-YEAR-OLD IRON TREASURE
Researchers studied at least 500 ancient iron bars found at Deinham near the Danube in Upper Austria. The La Tène-period find weighs around one tonne and provides clues about prehistoric iron production and trade.

🗺️ THE MAP MASTER KID
Meet Sidharth Narendran from Ernakulam, Kerala. At age six, he identified and recalled all 195 UN-recognised countries from individual outline maps in just 4 minutes and 25 seconds. His achievement was confirmed on August 18, 2026, by India Book of Records.

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Hello, Explorers! 🌎🔎Welcome to Episode 11 of Kids World Bulletin!This week, we're exploring five amazing discoveries from around our world — and beyond!🐟 A fish that can walk backwardsScientists observed Scalicus engyceros in the South China Sea using its pectoral fins like legs. The fish can move sideways and even backwards across the seafloor.💩🪶 A feather hidden inside dinosaur poopA fossilized dropping from about 66 million years ago preserved an ancient feather. Scientists say the feather may provide clues about why some ancient birds survived the mass extinction that ended the age of dinosaurs.🪐 A giant ten-sided pattern on SaturnNASA's Hubble Space Telescope observed a giant, evolving 10-sided atmospheric wave, called a decagon, around Saturn's south pole.🦎 A brand-new prehistoric animal from TanzaniaScientists have described Dinodontosaurus isiyavamanda, a new species from about 240 million years ago. Its fossils are helping researchers refine the age of important Triassic fossil deposits and rethink the timeline of early dinosaur evolution.🦷 A giant Ice Age mastodon toothA remarkably preserved Pacific mastodon molar was discovered in a creek in San Mateo County, California. The fossil is about 10,000 years old and has both its crown and root preserved.Which discovery was your favorite?Keep asking questions, keep exploring, and keep discovering! 🌎✨Watch Kids World Bulletin every Friday at 4:30 PM.Like 👍Subscribe 🔔And share Kids World Bulletin with your family and friends!Sources & Further Reading🐟 Journal of Fish Biology — South China Sea walking fish study Research paper💩🪶 Field Museum — fossil feather preserved in dinosaur poop Field Museum research release🪐 NASA Hubble — Saturn's southern decagon NASA Science report🦎 University of Bristol — Dinodontosaurus isiyavamanda University of Bristol research release🦷 Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District — Pacific mastodon tooth Official discovery release#KidsWorldBulletin #KidsNews #ScienceForKids #AmazingDiscoveries #WalkingFish #Dinosaur #Saturn #Paleontology #SpaceForKids #Science

Hello, Explorers! 🌎🔎Welcome to Kids World Bulletin Episode 10 — your weekly journey into some of the most amazing discoveries happening around our world!This week, we’re diving deep, meeting a shape-changing robot, following giant dinosaur footprints, discovering a brand-new microscopic animal, and exploring a newly identified fish from India. 🐙🤖🦖🔬🐟🌊 THIS WEEK'S STORIES🐙 A Mysterious Bigfin SquidScientists recorded a rare bigfin squid about 3,277 metres below the ocean surface in the Northeastern Pacific.🤖 MOFU — The Shape-Changing RobotMeet MOFU, a fluffy robot from Japan that can expand and contract its whole body.🦖 The First Adult T. rex TrackwayScientists described a trackway of four enormous three-toed footprints in North Dakota, dating back about 66.5 million years.🔬 A Brand-New TardigradeScientists described a new microscopic tardigrade species called Mesocrista ojagwaji from New York.🐟 A New Fish Species from IndiaResearchers identified Chromis veneta as a distinct species from the blue-green Chromis group, with records from Lakshadweep and the Gulf of Mannar.Every story is explained in a simple, curious and kid-friendly way.Which discovery was your favourite? 🐙🤖🦖🔬🐟Subscribe to Kids World Bulletin for more amazing discoveries from around our world.📅 New episode every Friday at 4:30 PM🔎 SOURCES & RESEARCHMBARI — Bigfin Squid DiscoveryPLOS ONE — MOFU ResearchLiverpool John Moores University — Adult T. rex TrackwayRochester Museum & Science Center — New TardigradeICAR — Chromis veneta DiscoveryFrontiers in Marine Science — Chromis veneta Research#KidsWorldBulletin #ScienceForKids #KidsNews #ScienceNews #AmazingDiscoveries

Why does a baby snake curl into a spiral before it hatches? 🐍Welcome to Episode 9 of Kids World Bulletin!This week, Srijan takes us around the world to discover five amazing real-world science and exploration stories:🐍 SNAKE EMBRYOSScientists have discovered new clues explaining why snake embryos coil into a spiral during early development.🐸 SEVEN NEW FROG SPECIESScientists have described seven new diamond-frog species from Madagascar, bringing the known number in the genus Rhombophryne to 27.🚀 A SPACEWALK OUTSIDE THE ISSNASA astronaut Jessica Meir and ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot completed a 6-hour-49-minute spacewalk outside the International Space Station.🌊 A NEW DEEP-SEA SKATEScientists from India's Zoological Survey of India and partner institutions have described a previously undescribed deep-sea skate from the southeastern Arabian Sea.🔭 NASA'S ROMAN SPACE TELESCOPENASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope launched on August 30, beginning a new mission to explore enormous areas of the universe.From tiny embryos to deep oceans and distant galaxies, the real world is full of amazing things to discover!Kids World Bulletin is made for curious young explorers who love science, nature, space and the world around them.👍 Like the video🔔 Subscribe for more Kids World Bulletin💬 Tell us: Which story surprised you the most?Keep wondering, keep discovering! 🌍✨━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━📚 SOURCES & FURTHER READING━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━🐍 Snake embryo coilingCanadian Museum of Nature — New study: Coiling in snakesCurrent Biology — How Snake Embryos Coil🐸 Seven new diamond-frog speciesUniversity of Copenhagen researchVertebrate Zoology — A wealth of riches: A comprehensive revision of diamond frogs🚀 International Space Station spacewalkNASA — ESA, NASA Astronauts Complete Navigation and Science Spacewalk Outside Station🌊 New deep-sea skateGovernment of India — Press Information Bureau / Zoological Survey of India🔭 Nancy Grace Roman Space TelescopeNASA — Roman Space Telescope LaunchNASA Science — Nancy Grace Roman Space TelescopeInformation and sources were checked for accuracy before publication.#KidsWorldBulletin #ScienceForKids #sciencenews #KidsNews #SpaceForKids #WildlifeForKids #NatureForKids#AstronomyForKids #AnimalScience #scienceexplained Snake study details are supported by the Canadian Museum of Nature and the Current Biology record; the study examined coiling across 39 snake and other limbless squamate species and linked early coiling to differences between body-axis and gut growth.The frog story is supported by the peer-reviewed Vertebrate Zoology work and University of Copenhagen material: seven new Rhombophryne species were described, bringing the genus to 27 known species.The spacewalk details are directly confirmed by NASA: Jessica Meir and Sophie Adenot spent 6 hours 49 minutes outside the ISS and performed navigation, camera, sampling and preparation tasks.The Indian deep-sea skate story is confirmed by the Government of India's PIB release, which identifies the species as Dipturus dhritiae and describes the discovery off India's southwestern coast.NASA confirms Roman launched Aug. 30, 2026, and describes its field of view as at least 100 times wider than Hubble's.

🌍 Five amazing discoveries. One curious journey from Earth to Pluto!What if a seahorse we had known for more than a century turned out to be a brand-new species? And what if liquid nitrogen has recently been moving beneath the frozen surface of Pluto?In Kids World Bulletin — Episode 8, Srijan explores five fascinating stories from around our world and beyond:🐴 A NEW SEAHORSE SPECIESScientists identified Hippocampus amandavincentae, a new species of spiny seahorse from the Indian Ocean. The species was described using morphological and genetic evidence.🌌 WEBB AND A STAR NEAR A BLACK HOLEThe James Webb Space Telescope observed IRS 3 near Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the centre of our Milky Way, with observations showing material including water and dust around the aging star.🪐 LIQUID NITROGEN ON PLUTONASA's New Horizons data has provided evidence that liquid nitrogen may be rising through cracks beneath Sputnik Planitia. Scientists describe it as the first evidence of recently flowing liquid on Pluto.🧊 A HUGE ICE BREAK IN GREENLANDOn August 4, about 76 square kilometres of floating ice broke away from Greenland's Petermann Glacier. Copernicus Sentinel-1 satellites captured the change from space.🐟 COHO SALMON COME BACKCalifornia's Coho salmon are showing encouraging signs of recovery as habitat restoration helps reconnect and improve rivers and streams. More than 30,000 adult Coho returned to Mendocino Coast rivers during the 2024–25 spawning season, according to NOAA.From tiny ocean creatures to frozen worlds, the real universe is full of surprises.Keep asking questions. Keep exploring. Keep discovering. 🌍🚀📅 Every Friday⏰ 4:30 PM▶️ Only on Srijan Magic Box — YouTube#KidsWorldBulletin #SrijanMagicBox #ScienceForKids #KidsNews #ScienceNews

What if nature could make its own plastic? 🧬What if an incredibly magnetic star could affect the way light behaves? 🌌And what if a satellite could use radar to see changes on Earth? 🛰️Welcome to Kids World Bulletin — Episode 7!This week, Srijan takes us on a WOW-filled journey through science,space, Earth observation, AI technology and movies.🌱 STORY 1 — NATURE’S ORIGINAL BIOPLASTICScientists are studying natural polymers called PHAs, which are madeby microorganisms. New research shows that some animals have enzymesthat can break these natural polymers down.🌌 STORY 2 — THE MAGNETARMeet a magnetar — an ultra-dense neutron star with an incrediblypowerful magnetic field. Scientists are studying X-ray polarizationand a fascinating quantum-physics idea called vacuum birefringence.🛰️ STORY 3 — NISAR: INDIA’S RADAR EYE IN SPACENISAR is a joint NASA–ISRO Earth-observation mission. Its radarsystems help scientists study changes on Earth, including land,ice, vegetation and other surface changes — even through cloudsand during day or night.🤖 STORY 4 — BLOOM: THE AI PLUSH COMPANIONBloom is a screen-free AI companion designed for children. It cansupport conversations, stories and creative play, with child-focusedsafety and parent controls.🎬 STORY 5 — TOY STORY 5The toys are back! Toy Story 5 explores a fun question about classicimagination meeting new technology. The movie arrived digitally onAugust 18, 2026.From microscopic biology to extreme stars, from satellites in spaceto AI-powered play — there is always something amazing to discover.🌍 KEEP ASKING QUESTIONS.🚀 KEEP EXPLORING.💡 KEEP LEARNING.This is Kids World Bulletin.#KidsWorldBulletin #ScienceForKids #nisargachikitsalaya Story 1 is supported by the August 2026 Nature Ecology & Evolution research showing PHAD enzymes in animals that can degrade microbial PHAs.The magnetar story is especially timely: NASA reports new IXPE observations providing strong evidence for the long-sought vacuum-birefringence effect.NISAR is officially a NASA–ISRO Earth-observation mission using L- and S-band radar to monitor changes on Earth.SkyBloom's official information describes Bloom as a screen-free AI companion with child-focused conversation and parent controls.Disney's official site confirms Toy Story 5's August 18 digital release.science for kidsscience news for kidskids newskids world bulletinscience and technology for kidseducational videos for kidsscience discoveriesamazing science factsspace news for kidsNISARNISAR satelliteNASA ISRO NISARmagnetarvacuum birefringencebioplasticPHA bioplasticbiodegradable plasticAI toys for kidsBloom AI toyToy Story 5kids technologyweekly kids newsworld news for kids

A fish with no visible eyes living underground?! A spacecraft returning to Earth? And a forest that existed hundreds of millions of years ago? 🌍🔎🚀Welcome to Kids World Bulletin, where big world stories become fun, simple and exciting for curious young minds!In this episode, Srijan explores:🐟 A mysterious blind fish discovered living underground in Assam, India.🚀 Gaganyaan — how parachutes can help astronauts return safely to Earth.🌱 Costa Rica and the remarkable role of renewable energy in powering the country.🌳 An ancient fossil forest dating back around 390 million years.🧽 A clever plant-based idea being explored to help capture microplastics.From deep underground water to outer space and ancient forests, this week's stories show us just how surprising our planet and science can be!Watch, wonder, learn — and keep asking questions. 🌎✨#KidsWorldBulletin #KidsNews #ScienceForKids #WorldNewsForKids #Gaganyaan #ISRO #SpaceForKids #NatureForKids #RenewableEnergy #CostaRica #AncientForest #Microplastics #KidsEducationkids newskids news todayworld news for kidsnews for kidschildren newskids world bulletinweekly news for kidsscience news for kidsscience for kidseducational videos for kidscurrent events for kidsworld news for childrenGaganyaanGaganyaan parachute testISRO GaganyaanIndia space missionblind fishfish without eyesunderground fishAssam fishancient fossil forest390 million years agoCosta Rica renewable energyrenewable energy for kidsmicroplasticsmicroplastics for kidsenvironment news for kidsnature news for kidsspace news for kids

🌍 Welcome to Kids World Bulletin – Episode 5!This week, join Srijan as we explore five incredible discoveries from around the world!🌸 A rare purple Himalayan flower returns after 158 years.🌊 Scientists discover 31 amazing new sea creatures deep beneath the Atlantic Ocean.🦖 An incredible prehistoric fossil reveals a mysterious ancient food chain.🐸 Meet a tiny new frog that sounds like a real emergency siren!✈️ NASA prepares an exciting mission to chase the next total solar eclipse.Every story is carefully researched, child-friendly, educational and designed to inspire curiosity about our amazing world.⭐ Perfect for curious kids, parents, teachers and classrooms.📅 Episode: 5📰 Week: August 3 – August 9, 2026🎙 Host: Srijan🌎 Language: English👧👦 Ages: 5–12👍 If you enjoyed today's discoveries, please like this video and subscribe for a brand-new Kids World Bulletin every week!⏰ CHAPTERS00:00 Opening00:14 Rare Purple Himalayan Flower00:47 31 New Sea Creatures01:20 Prehistoric Double Monster Fossil01:53 Siren Frog Discovery02:26 NASA Eclipse Mission03:00 ClosingKids World BulletinKids NewsScience News for KidsWeekly Kids NewsDeep Sea CreaturesSiren FrogNASA EclipseNew Animal DiscoveriesEducational Videos for KidsEnglish Learning Through News