Doctors communicating kangaroos on sustainable Christmas trees.

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Thes sustainable Christmas trees are up for rent.

Online store Christmas on the Hill isn't only selling cut trees this year.

They've also started renting reusable ones that live on grow in pots way.

Get the trees from the farm, they come in this spot on you.

Take it into your home and you look after it for 3, 3.5 weeks.

That's basically the limit on how long they could be inside on.

Then we take it back to the farm on, they say in the pots the whole time on the farm.

Look after them.

They feed them, water them.

They might give them the best of the prune Andi.

Then you can have the same tree again the next year.

It just seemed to take all the boxes for me.

I think it's the It's the way forward.

I hope they do this forever.

Like like do it again and it becomes a normal.

A new study shows that kangaroos can communicate with humans.

Researchers found that kangaroos can intentionally communicate with people by using their gaze to point and ask for help.

Of course, the little task, the experimental task itself, is quite simplistic, but nevertheless it was important important to carry it out, using ah, wild species there truly wild species like kangaroos.

I'm much to our surprise, they did show the casing behavior and the case Alternations that they're usually associated with domestic animals.

So it shows that this effect of trying to deliberately communicate with the human there's not really restricted to the usual domestic species that we know on.

Git was fantastic to find that this actually occurs in, um, in kangaroos.

I'm so gay and light of heart audiences can now virtually enter Charles Dickens's home thing.

Unique performance of a Christmas Carol takes people from room to room.

Now I'll tell you what, my friend, I am not.

It's a one man show, but it's not at the same time, because there is a life size puppet off Scrooge, which I operate on Daz.

The story evolves, screwed himself, jumps into different rooms inside inside the house.

Dickins lived here for almost 60 years, so it felt brilliant and so authentic to be in Charles Dickens's actual house and be telling the story, for example, the ghost of Jacob Marley.

When he comes crashing into the bedroom, it's actually Charles Dickens's bedroom that he crashes into, And that's quite fun.

Ondas If they're not busy enough already Greek doctors and medical students performed outside hospitals.

Theo lift the spirits of patients and staff.