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Catch of massive tarpon off Florida sparks controversy

The recent catch of a giant tarpon off Pensacola Beach, Fla., has sparked criticism regarding the manner by which the fish was handled.

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Opinion split over move to merge Project Tiger and Project Elephant

There is difference of opinion within the Forest Department in the State over the Centre’s move to merge Project Tiger and Project Elephant, while activists are miffed and have sharply criticised it as dilution of focus of both the programmes.

The Hindu

Spread of invasive plant species takes a toll on animal habitat and population

Ecological degradation of natural habitats due to invasive species has caused a fall in elephant and tiger populations in Kerala. Human-animal conflicts have increased due to shrinking habitats and food sources. Forest dept. report recommends steps to conserve elephant population, monitor tigers, and document and assess human-elephant conflicts.

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Avian flu may have killed millions of birds globally as outbreak ravages South America

Virus has spread around the world, with 200,000 wild birds dead in Peru alone and concerns Australia could be next

The Guardian - UK

Experts say ‘cocaine sharks’ may be feasting on drugs dumped off Florida

Erratic behavior observed in some sharks could be result of them ingesting bales of cocaine cast overboard by passing traffickers

The Guardian - US

Shark Week 2023 Kicks Off With Orcas As Great White Shark 'Serial Killers' In History-Making Belly Of The Beast Special

Shark Week is finally coming back to Discovery, and one expert previewed how the first special will approach the problem of killer whales for great white sharks.

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Puffballs and eyelash cups: searching for New Zealand’s curious fungi

Growing interest in native fungi as enthusiasts across New Zealand hunt for the unusual specimens, from gilled oyster mushrooms to fleshy ‘brains’

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Dramatic Video Shows 65 Ducks Rescued From Treacherous Waters

RSPCA rescues 65 stranded ducks trapped in treacherous water, using boat and net in daring mission

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New Poisonous Bird Species Discovered In Papua New Guinea’s Jungles

Danish researchers brave dangers to study toxic birds carrying powerful neurotoxin similar to deadly dart frogs.

Zenger

Marine heatwave off north-east Australia sets off alarm over health of Great Barrier Reef

Experts fear for health of corals and other marine life as about 1m sq km of ocean experience prolonged elevated temperatures

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NSW at ‘extreme risk’ of fire ant invasion after nest discovered 5.5km from border

Federal agriculture minister says ‘additional effort’ needed after new infestation found on the Gold Coast

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France promises 264 million euros in long-awaited biodiversity roadmap

The French government has published its draft National Biodiversity Strategy (SNB) with 39 measures defining its roadmap for safeguarding nature through to 2030.

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British Bats Could Harbor Next Pandemic Coronavirus, Study Finds

Researchers urge closer monitoring and conservation efforts to prevent zoonotic spillover

Zenger

Holidaymakers warned as concern over wild bird flu outbreak grows

Bird flu is believed to be ripping through colonies on the west and north coasts of Wales as reports of dead birds on beaches increase

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Holidaymakers warned not to touch dead birds on Welsh beaches amid concern over bird flu outbreak

Bird flu is believed to be ripping through colonies on west and north coasts of Wales

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The sea otter harassing surfers off the California coast eludes capture as her fan club grows

A sea otter launched into the national spotlight after social media images circulated of her aggressively wresting surfboards away from surfers off the coast of Santa Cruz, California is building a fan club as she continues to evade capture

Salon

Just how dangerous are invasive species?

"Eating them . . . is one of the least wasteful ways to [reduce invasive species populations]"

Zenger

Birds Slow To Respond To Climate Change, Surprising Study Finds

European breeding birds shift range at slower pace than expected, highlighting importance of local populations

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Jason Momoa hosts Discovery's 'Shark Week,' featuring feeding frenzies and junkie sharks

Discovery Channel has landed the perfect host this year for “Shark Week,” none other than Aquaman

The Independent UK

Mother killer whales protect their sons - but not their daughters, study finds

Universities find post-breeding females have energy to fight battles for their sons

The Guardian - UK

Post-menopausal killer whales defend their sons from aggressors, study finds

Males show fewer tooth-rake marks when mothers are present and have stopped breeding, research shows

The Independent UK

Male killer whales protected by post-menopausal mothers, study suggests

The findings add to growing evidence that post-menopausal females boost the life chances of their offspring, researchers say.

Boston Herald

Another report of a shark in Cape Cod Bay leaping out of the water to grab striper on fishing line: ‘It was just incredible’

Trying to catch striped bass in Cape Cod Bay these days? You might be competing with an incredibly powerful apex predator.

Los Angeles Times

California's wily, surfboard-stealing sea otter evades capture again

Nobody in this quintessential beach town can say exactly why a sea otter began harassing surfers and stealing their boards a month ago, but officials can tell you that California's most-wanted sea mammal is definitely refusing to surrender quietly.

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Catch her if you can: viral surfboard-swiping otter is on the loose, and fans love it

The state’s wildlife department is concerned the friendly fur-covered swimmer has become too acclimated to humans

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