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Butterfly genomes have barely changed for 250m years, study reveals

Analysis gives clues as to why butterflies and moths have been resilient through dramatic changes on Earth – and could help with future conservation

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Blue gropers caught 390 times before new fishing ban

Fishing for the "beautiful, big" blue groper will be banned in NSW and Victoria after scores were taken by fishers, including a 40-year-old male named Gus.

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Any fishing of NSW’s beloved blue groper could lead to jail under new ban

Yearlong trial of ban, including potential prison time, follows two high-profile recent incidents of spearing of protected fish

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Scientists find the world’s biggest snake yet, a new species of green anaconda

New research upends scientific understanding of this magnificent creature, revealing it is actually two genetically different species.

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Country diary: A rare plant with a sense of the dramatic

Cromford, Derbyshire: The stinking hellebore is intricate, strange, exquisitely symmetrical – and poisonous. And this patch of them has one hell of a view

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UK hedgehog sightings on the rise after years of decline, survey finds

Garden sightings of the creatures up two percentage points, according to Gardeners’ World magazine readers

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‘Like the flip of a switch, it’s gone’: has the ecosystem of the UK’s largest lake collapsed?

Lough Neagh’s flies were seen as a nuisance. Now their sudden disappearance is a startling omen for a lake that supplies 40% of Northern Ireland’s water

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Falkland Islands dispute is causing fishing ‘free-for-all’ in nearby Blue Hole

Warning that soaring number of vessels threaten fish stocks and environment as geopolitics prevents agreement to regulate area

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‘You want them to have a fighting chance’: the world of toading

A night out with the Somerset volunteers helping amphibians cross the road to their mating grounds as populations decline

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Controversial water plan sparks fears for rare shark

A rare speartooth shark population has been discovered in the Northern Territory's Roper River but a water allocation plan has sparked fears for its future.

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‘Total immersive obsession’: meet the man on a mission to record every bird in Ireland

The ornithologist’s all-consuming quest has made him an unlikely celebrity, and his passion for nature is raising awareness about the seriousness of Ireland’s ecological crisis

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World Pangolin Day: forest department releases poster on Indian Pangolin

An awareness programme for World Pangolin Day 2024 was organised by environmentalists and Andhra Pradesh Forest Department.

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Calicut University herbarium becomes a NBA-recognised national repository

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'Virgin' Stingray Expecting Offspring In Small-town US Aquarium

A stingray housed in a small-town aquarium in the United States is expecting offspring without ever having shared a tank with a male of her kind, making her not just a local sensation but a scientific curiosity.

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New species of damselfly discovered in Kerala’s Ponmudi hills

A team of researchers have discovered a new species of damselfly at the Ponmudi hills in Thiruvananthapuram district of Kerala.

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Logging backflip 'won't save gliders from extinction'

Scientists and conservation groups say a backflip by the NSW environmental watchdog will do little to shield greater gliders from the effects of logging.

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Rescued Gulf of Mexico coral in a Galveston aquarium could help the species’ survival

A new report found that coral off Texas’ coast could die off by 2040 because of climate change.

International Business Times

Studying The Otherworldly Sounds In Antarctic Waters

In freezing Antarctic waters, amid bobbing chunks of floating ice, the hums, pitches and echoes of life in the deep are helping scientists understand the behavior and movements of marine mammals.

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Angler catches record rainbow trout using a unique technique

A fisherman in Maryland landed a state-record 17.44-pound rainbow trout using a method most American anglers don't know about.

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Most Dangerous Animal In The World: The Menace Posed By Mosquitoes

You might be surprised to know that the diminutive mosquito reigns as the deadliest creature on the planet, taking 780,000 lives each year.

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Ultra rare night parrot gives up secrets for survival

One of Australia's rarest birds has given up its genetic secrets and it could boost the elusive creature's chances of evading extinction.

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Country diary: These red grouse seem ill-suited for foraging in trees

Wear bank, Wolsingham, Weardale: Portly among the slender branches, they are going to great effort for some wrinkled and wind-dried hawthorn berries

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Polar Bears Struggling To Adapt To Longer Ice-free Arctic Periods

Polar bears in Canada's Hudson Bay risk starvation as climate change lengthens periods without Arctic Sea ice, despite the creatures' willingness to expand their diets.

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‘It’s soul destroying to find nests have failed’: inside the battle against Scotland’s falcon thieves

George Smith helped secure the conviction of two men for trading in wild raptors. Now, his work is helping to unveil an illegal multimillion-pound international industry

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Bird flu causing ‘catastrophic’ fall in UK seabird numbers, conservationists warn

Report by RSPB and British Trust for Ornithology finds H5N1 has caused a loss of 75% of the great skua population and a 25% decline in northern gannets

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