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Surfboards With Bright Lights Could Deter Shark Attacks: Researchers

Covering a surfboard in bright lights sounds like an open invitation to great white sharks, but research found it might actually stave off attacks.

International Business Times · Nov 12, 2024

Wild bird numbers continue ‘alarming’ decline in UK, Defra figures show

All bird species have declined in number, after suffering habitat loss, pesticide use, climate breakdown and bird flu

The Guardian - UK · Nov 12, 2024

Turtle shell shock as chemicals pose population risk

Scientists are warning about the impacts of forever chemicals on animals after a CSIRO study showed alarming health affects on freshwater turtles.

AAP · Nov 12, 2024

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Harbour cash splash turns into political fish fight

Conservation groups say the federal government's plan to save an endangered fish doesn't address the issues while the opposition says workers face uncertainty.

AAP · Nov 11, 2024

LED lights on underside of surfboards may deter great white shark attacks

Australian-led study using seal-shaped decoys finds lighting disrupts ability of predators to see silhouettes against sunlight above

The Guardian - AU · Nov 11, 2024

Ten new butterfly species discovered in Scotland due to climate change

BUTTERFLIES have flocked to Scotland due to climate change with 10 new species recorded in the past 40 years, statistics show ...

The National (Scotland) · Nov 11, 2024

Global biodiversity offsetting doesn’t work – keep schemes local, say experts

Voluntary standards proposed at Cop16 focus on local like-for-like habitat projects, while critics call the issue a ‘distraction’

The Guardian - UK · Nov 11, 2024

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‘Roadkill hotspot’ sees 150 endangered koalas die every year

Australia only has between 100,000 and 250,000 koalas left

The Independent UK · Nov 11, 2024

The Basque Country nature reserve at risk from Guggenheim expansion plans

The Urdaibai Bird Center, near Bilbao, is a haven for migrating ospreys and herons, but the city’s famous museum is ruffling its feathers

The Guardian - UK · Nov 11, 2024

‘Death hotspot’: we found 145 koalas killed along a single Queensland highway last year

Warning: this article contains graphic images some readers may find distressing

The Conversation · Nov 11, 2024

Pesto is growing up: The viral fluffy penguin is molting his baby feathers

The fluffy chick’s chunky form is slimming down as he starts to fledge

The Independent UK · Nov 9, 2024

Thousands of dead seabirds are washing up on Australia’s beaches. Researchers want to know why

Each spring about 20 million shearwaters fly 15,000km to Australia from the northern hemisphere. This year, beachgoers have been finding many emaciated carcasses

The Guardian - AU · Nov 9, 2024

Why exporting endangered eels to Russia makes sense

Letter: The plan to transport millions of River Severn elvers to the pristine Vistula and Curonian lagoons is a viable way to conserve the species, says Peter Wood

The Guardian - UK · Nov 8, 2024

Elephant shocks scientists after teaching itself to shower using hose

Mary and Anchali the elephants captivated researchers and observers in Berlin Zoo

The Independent UK · Nov 8, 2024

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The Guardian - UK · Nov 8, 2024

Elephants can wash with a hose – and sabotage shower time, scientists say

An elephant at Berlin zoo used its trunk to interrupt flow of water from hose used by another elephant

The Independent UK · Nov 8, 2024

First-of-its-kind deep-sea ‘ghost’ shark with rare genetic disorder caught

Rare angular rough shark caught off Albanian coast

The Independent UK · Nov 8, 2024

Lost emperor penguin lands in Australian town thousands of miles away from icy Antarctica home

This is farthest north emperor penguin has ever been recorded

The National (Scotland) · Nov 8, 2024

New initiative launched to save one of Scotland's endangered native tree species

AN initiative to save one of Scotland’s native tree species has been launched in the Scottish Highlands ...

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The Independent UK · Nov 7, 2024

Florida’s iconic Key deer face an uncertain future as seas rise

Key deer, the smallest subspecies of the white-tailed deer that live only in the piney and marshy wetlands of the Florida Keys, have always faced risks — mostly from being hit by cars speeding along U.S. Highway 1

The Guardian - UK · Nov 7, 2024

Cost of ‘bat shed’ to protect colony near HS2 has topped £100m, chair says

Jon Thompson tells industry conference there was ‘no evidence’ that bats were at risk from the trains

The Guardian - AU · Nov 7, 2024

From local pond to outback dunny, Australia’s biggest frog count is here – and researchers need your help

FrogID week aims to collect thousands of recordings of country’s 250 species using smartphone app

International Business Times · Nov 7, 2024

Thriving Scorpion Population Is Stinging Problem For Brazil

Forget snakes, it's scorpions Brazilians most need to worry about. The most widely found species in the country, the Brazilian yellow scorpion, is the most dangerous scorpion in South America.

The Conversation · Nov 6, 2024

Making farming better for bees: can we breed crops that produce more nectar and pollen?

Where once there were vast areas of forest and other natural habitats, farmland now covers much of Earth – including 70% of the UK. This transition has helped feed a growing number of people.

International Business Times · Nov 5, 2024

Preserving Wildlife in the Fishing Industry: Expert Angler Will Blair on Conservation Ethics and Sustainable Practices

The consequences of unsustainable fishing practices are dire. Overfishing not only depletes fish populations but can also alter the entire ecosystem of a region. Will points to Alaska's Alagnak River as a cautionary tale.

The Guardian - UK · Nov 5, 2024

Giant spiders that can grow to size of human hand thriving in the UK

Collaboration between RSPB and Chester zoo leads to best mating season on record for the semi-aquatic fen raft spider

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