Hot in travel: amazing videos of fountains, flight attendants and endangered rhinos

After 17-months without water, the Trevi fountain flows again.

The newly restored Trevi Fountain is lit during the official inauguration in Rome, Tuesday, 3 November. The historical fountain, famed as a setting for the film “La Dolce Vita” and the place where dreamers leave their coins, reopened after a 17-months restoration financed by the Fendi fashion house.

One of Italy’s most beloved attractions, the reopening of the fountain following renovations attracted hundreds of tourists to the structure, which was originally finished in 1762. The €2.2 million restoration was paid for by the Fendi fashion house, which is based in Rome.

The empty structure of the fountain was still open to tourists while the renovations were underway. Trevi fountain is the location of a well-known traveller’s legend: it’s believed that tossing a coin over your shoulder and into the fountain will mean that you will one day return.

Watch a video of the reopening here.

The Northern Lights shine over Pilot Knob State Park near Forest City, Iowa, in the early morning of Tuesday, 3 November. Image by Bryon Houlgrave/The Des Moines Register via AP

Northern lights will wow areas of North America this week.

AccuWeather predicts that areas of Canada and the Northern US will be able to view the cosmic light where there are clear skies. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Space Weather Prediction Centre in the US issued a notice of geomagnetic storm activity, which causes Aurora borealis.

The visibility will be good from New Hampshire to Nebraska and in the US. Areas along the North Pacific and Midwest will have fair conditions for viewing, while much of Canada will face poor visibility.

The lights may also be visible in Northern Europe.

Watch a video of the lights over Colorado here.

An Emirates flight attendant gives Benefica fans a special safety warning. Image by Benfica Safety video | Emirates

Most people trust their flight attendants to keep them safe on their flight, but attendants from Emirates showed up at a Benefica game to help fans get ready to cheer on their football team at home in Lisbon.

The attendants strolled out at the Estadio da Luz before Benefica’s match with Sporting CP to help hype up the crowd with a unique safety demonstration.

Watch the video here.

The only Sumatran rhino on public display, Harapan, will be sent to Indonesia for breeding. Image by Cincinnati Zoo

Harapan the rhino has arrived at the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary in the Way Kambas National Park of Indonesia.

Harapan was the only Sumatran rhino in the Western hemisphere, where he lived at the Cincinnati Zoo, but was moved to Indonesia to breed.

The Sumatran rhino is critically endangered.

There are only about 100 Sumatran rhinos left in the world, according to the zoo, and nine live in captivity. The rest are scattered throughout Southeast Asia, which makes it difficult for them to breed.

Watch a video of his arrival here.

Kumbali the cheetah and Kago the dog will live together as companions at the Metro Richmond Zoo. Image by Metro Richmond Zoo

Kumbali and Kago, the adorable cheetah and puppy pair at the Metro Richmond Zoo, are back with more amazing videos.

Kumbali was paired up with rescue puppy Kago after the cheetah was unable to gain weight as a cub and had to be taken from his mother.

A video of the two getting to know each other received millions of views on YouTube, and now the zoo is giving their fans more to love with a series of videos showing Kumbali and Kago meet other animals.

The pair has already met a baby red river hog and African penguins.

Watch the video here.