Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. It's Tuesday, June 14, 2022, which is

flag day in the U.S. And we begin with a mighty lion in China having a really bad hair

day. Hang, hang the lion at the Guangzhou Zoo was recently photographed with his main

looking kind of frizzy and falling forward with what appears to be very short bangs hanging

above his eyes. Some zoo goers say it looks like a mullet. The hairstyle sported by Joe

Exotic from the TV show Tiger King. A zoo spokesman assured concern visitors that staff wouldn't

dare cut the lion's mane, no matter how mangy it got. He said the hairstyle was purely nature's

magic and most likely caused by the unusually hot and humid weather currently affecting that part

of the country. Energy drinks may soon be banned for children under the age of 16 in the country

of Wales. It's part of a plan to tackle childhood obesity as some energy drinks contain up to

21 teaspoons of sugar. The recommended daily intake for kids is usually about six teaspoons.

The Welsh government wants to hear from the public including children before making any final

decision. Meanwhile, the American Academy of Pediatrics currently recommends that kids do not consume

energy drinks, but a 2019 study from the CDC or Center for Disease Control found that between

30 to 50 percent of US teens do drink them. What's in a name? Quite a lot if it's being pronounced

and spelled incorrectly. That's the case for the country of Turkey, which now wants to distance

itself from the Thanksgiving bird and rebrand itself as Turkey A, which is spelled T-U with two

dots on top, R-K-I-Y-E. This is how the country's name is said and written in the Turkish language.

An earlier this month, the United Nations agreed to call the country the Republic of Turkey A

from now on. The name change was pushed by President Erdogan, who is facing re-election next year.

Government agencies there have already changed their stationery, but whether it catches on

internationally remains to be seen. Your youngest brothers and sisters may soon be eligible for

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