Squiz Kids Millions brace for Cyclone Alfred, and the return of the fish doorbell.
Mar 5, 2025
Millions are gearing up as Cyclone Alfred approaches Australia’s east coast, bringing heavy rains and wild winds. Meanwhile, in the Czech Republic, swimmers braved icy waters to set a new record for the biggest polar bear swim. Excitingly, the Netherlands introduced a fish doorbell, a clever device that alerts locals when fish are stuck at river gates! Plus, with the AFL season's start delayed, it's an action-packed time full of celebrations and weather updates. Remember to check online info carefully amidst the storm!
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Cyclone Preparedness
- Prepare for cyclones by securing loose items, stocking up on supplies, and having sandbags ready.
- Stay informed about weather alerts and follow official advice regarding safety precautions.
Record-Breaking Polar Bear Dip
- Over 2,000 people in the Czech Republic participated in a polar bear swim, setting a new world record.
- They braved the freezing 3-degree water for a minute, surpassing the previous record set in Poland.
Fish Doorbell
- The Netherlands uses a "fish doorbell" system with underwater cameras at river locks.
- This allows people to notify authorities to open the locks when fish are migrating upstream.