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Toddler dies after being bitten by mosquito as health officials issue warning

A toddler in Australia's Northern Territory has become the third person this year in the country to die from the mosquito-borne virus Murray Valley encephalitis with health authorities issuing a warning

Daily Mirror

Some 17-year cicadas might show up a year early in Chicago

Next year is expected to be a big moment for cicadas, when two major broods — a 17-year group and 13-year group — both emerge in Illinois, potentially wreaking havoc for agriculture.

Chicago Sun-Times

Hammerhead sharks ‘hold their breath to stay warm when diving into cold waters’

Sharks are cold-blooded and their body temperatures are largely regulated by their immediate environment.

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Inside David Attenborough's career, tragic loss and bond with royals as icon turns 97

David Attenborough, who marked his 97th birthday this week, has led a fascinating life.

Daily Record

Classic first date stuff: what men could learn from bowerbirds and their courting efforts

While the bar for boy birds is high, the bar for boy humans seems pretty low – as seen in a trend on TikTok where men are praised by women for doing … very little

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Microplastics: we've found startling quantities in the ice algae that are essential for all Arctic marine life

Last summer, we travelled to the remote Arctic Hausgarten observatory area in the eastern Fram Strait (west of Svalbard, Norway) on a research ship. The samples we collected there included ice cores, sea water and ice algae from large packs of floating ice called ice floes. These form 1–2 metre…

The Conversation

Is your council ignoring No Mow May? Then grass them up!

In an effort to encourage wildlife, Nottingham City Council says it is avoiding mowing some grass verges. You can tell which ones should be left alone by the Bee Friendly signs, such as the one pictured above. It's easy to spot, because the grass a

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The marine organism with a surprising wiring of neurons

A recent study, published in Science, found that instead of being connected by synapses, nerve-net neurons in comb jellies are continuously connected by a single plasma membrane - an unexpected and sensational finding.

The Hindu

Tasmanian Herbarium keeps Eucalyptus regnans from Styx Valley, state's tallest grove of flowering plants

A collection preserving physical specimens from Tasmania's tallest forest grove of flowering plants will help ensure opportunity for future research of the ancient giants.

ABC News

British public urged to help map and protect sweet chestnut trees

Campaign aims to teach people how to recognise the tree and signs of the pest and disease that threaten it

The Guardian - UK

Hundreds of endangered White's seahorses released into the wild at Port Stephens

White's seahorse used to be a common sight in the waters off Sydney and Newcastle, but numbers have declined dramatically over the past 20 years. Scientists hope that might be starting to change.

ABC News

Australia told to shoot kangaroos before they starve

Sydney (AFP) - Australia's kangaroos could die in "catastrophic" numbers if a population boom is left unchecked, ecologists have warned, while backing the industrial-scale culling of the marsupials.

AFP

If the budget ditched the Stage 3 tax cuts, Australia could save every threatened species – and lots more

The Albanese government has made bold environmental promises over the last year. Given the parlous state of nature in Australia, these commitments are important.

The Conversation

Country diary: Hope in the slimmest of flower borders

Sandy, Bedfordshire: In this chemical-treated cornfield, such joy to be found in the speedwell, spurge and the pink flush of fumitory

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New demon catshark species discovered off coast of Western Australia

The newly discovered species was found off the coast of WA's Kimberley region.

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Blue Whale Study observes 'quite thin' animals as warming ocean puts pressure on food source

Blue whales are beginning their migration north to breed, but skinnier than usual animals spotted off Australia's coast are leaving researchers worried about their food source.

Reuters

Ecuador seals record debt-for-nature swap with Galapagos bond

Ecuador sealed the world's largest "debt-for-nature" swap on record on Tuesday, selling a new "blue bond" that will funnel at least $12 million a year into conservation of the Galapagos Islands, one of the world's most precious ecosystems.

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Adorable pictures of cute 'rare' frogs born at UK zoo for the first time

The Cotswold Wildlife Park has become the only zoological collection in the world to successfully breed the species in the last year

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Edinburgh Zoo delighted as adorable endangered penguin chick hatches

The tiny endangered Northern rockhopper penguin chick is the first chick of penguin breeding season at the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) venue, born to parents Pinny and Bruce.

Daily Record

Edinburgh Zoo welcomes endangered penguin chick as first hatch of the year

Edinburgh Zoo has shared a photo of its very first Northern rockhopper chick of the penguin breeding season, and excited members of the public have said a trip to the zoo "is on the cards".

The Guardian - UK

Great pretender: the bird with an Elvis-like quiff that can’t stop mimicking

Scientists are learning the secrets of the greater racket-tailed drongo and other creatures in a jungle in south India from the people who have always lived there

Irish Mirror

David Attenborough's tragic loss and close bond with rarely seen children

The renowned nature documentary maker married his wife Jane in 1950, sharing 47 beautiful years together

The Independent UK

Mexico plans expedition to find endangered porpoises

Mexican officials and the conservation group Sea Shepherd say experts will set out in two ships in a bid to locate the few remaining vaquita marina, the world's most endangered marine mammal

The Guardian - UK

Frogs in Puerto Rico croak at a higher pitch due to global heating

Call of the coquí frog is affected by rising temperatures, scientists find

Daily Mirror

David Attenborough's devastating tragic loss and close bond with rarely seen kids

Sir David Attenborough has celebrated his 97th birthday but the much-loved natural historian has experienced heartbreak in his life as well as two children that decided to follow in his footsteps

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