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After 50 years, platypus couples make their home in Sydney once more

Platypus have returned to Sydney's Royal National Park for the first time in five decades as part of a state-first translocation program

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Fur seal population divides Narooma over impact on tourism, fishing and economy

There's debate about whether a colony of fur seals in Narooma on the New South Wales far south coast helps or hinders the local economy.

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Come heat, come cold, come storm, come hail, we would untiringly work for our sustenance.

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Why a Tiny Grassland Creature's Disappearance Is Seriously Worrying Scientists

Higher levels of carbon dioxide are changing micronutrients in grasses, trees and even kelp. What does that mean for animals higher up the food chain?

Inverse

Female keeper mauled by 16ft crocodile in horror attack at reptile park

A female keeper, 34, working at Crocosaurus Cove reptile park, in Darwin, Australia, "lost a lot of blood" in an attack by a massive 16 feet crocodile and was rushed to hospital

Daily Mirror

Brave girl, 13, fights off huge six foot shark in horror beach attack

Ella Reed, 13, was enjoying a day at Fort Pierce Beach in Florida with her family when she was attacked by what she thinks was a bull shark while sitting in the shallow waters - leaving her needing 19 stitches

Daily Mirror

Studies on migration patterns of milkweed butterflies and their feeding habits can help protect them, say researchers

Millions of Milkweed butterflies undertake a migration between the Eastern and Western Ghats in southern India, seeking refuge from the harsh summer.

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Endemic Bird Day: Birders in India all set to document birds on eBird

Birders are all set to document birds on Endemic Bird Day

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Country diary: Back to these cliffs go I, and these petrels

Lydstep, Pembroke: As I lounge among the rich spring fauna, I watch the storm petrels – long-haul specialists that have returned here from South Africa

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Blueberry family has new member after workers investigate strange plant species by roadside

The blueberry family officially has a new member, thanks to two council workers who noticed a strange-looking plant growing in a roadside reserve in rural Western Australia.

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Volunteers sought for the battle to save the endangered bogong moth

Bogong mothsused to invade Australian cities in their billions. Now they're so scarce the population has plummeted by 99.5 per cent

The New Daily

Shark Bay locals fear influx of fishers to World Heritage site will harm fish stocks

Residents of a popular fishing town in Western Australia say a government move to protect fish stocks in southern areas has left their unique marine ecosystem vulnerable.

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Australia's largest coral farm focuses on spawning as scientists search for the most resilient species

Spawning at Australia's largest coral farm gets a boost, as scientists search for resilient species of coral.

ABC News

Edinburgh Zoo penguins foster newborn chicks in adorable new snaps

The penguin breeding season has started at Edinburgh Zoo and the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland has shared some adorable snaps after the first chicks of the year hatched.

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Looking at the 40-pound benchmark for Illinois muskies

After nearly 50 years of stocking muskies, Illinis appears to have a benchmark of 40 pounds for big muskies.

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Failure to protect nature is a bigger threat to humanity than inflation, Australian scientists warn

‘For just 10% of the stage-three tax cuts, we could recover every one of Australia’s almost 2,000 threatened species,’ says ecologist

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Olive Ridleys return to Thottappally despite hostile conditions

Braving hostile conditions, Olive Ridley turtles have crawled to the Thottappally coast in good numbers this season.

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Police in Spain and France break up international eel smuggling gang

Officers arrest 27 people and seize tonnes of baby eels, seen as a delicacy but critically endangered

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Do you know the birds in your neighbourhood?

On Endemic bird day step out and see the birds of your neighbourhood

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Edinburgh Zoo gentoo penguins foster newborn chicks in adorable photos

The penguin breeding season has begun at Edinburgh Zoo, and to celebrate the birth of the first gentoo chicks of the year, the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland has shared some adorable snaps.

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Scotland considers annual laser scan to monitor health of forest and peatlands

Airborne ‘lidar’ survey would generate 3D map of the country and provide high-quality information on its ecosystems

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New coal mine in Bowen Basin, Isaac River Mine, set for federal government approval

A metallurgical coal mine in Central Queensland has been flagged for approval by the federal government, but an environmental group says people who voted in favour of climate action have a right to feel betrayed.

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: Enjoy the riot of bluebells while you can

Highnam, Gloucestershire: A fruitful visit to an RSPB reserve, including thrushes, wrens and signs of badgers and deer. But many people come for the flower show

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Funnel-web spiders unusally active in Sydney boost Australian Reptile Park anti-venom stock

An influx of donations to Sydney's anti-venom program suggests the native arachnids are unusually active for this time of year, but researchers urge caution — and not for the reason you may think.

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Pelican banding project expands across inland NSW, as waterbird thrives following wet years

A project that uses citizen science to track pelican movements has been expanded across inland New South Wales, as the water bird thrives following consecutive wet years.

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