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Orca 'rams into man's boat' off British coast for first time in UK

A 72-year old Dutch retired physicist saw his vessel's stern rammed near the Shetland Islands as he fished for mackerel en route to Bergen, Norway

Daily Mirror

Toxic algae suspected in deaths of sea lions and dolphins on Southern California coast

Marine mammal rescue organizations have been swamped with reports of sick and dead sea lions and dolphins along the Southern California coast this month

The Independent UK

Microscopic Worms Use Electricity To Hitch Rides On Bees

Japanese researchers discover how Caenorhabditis elegans worms use electric fields to 'jump' onto insects

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Overfishing leads to alarming decline in reef shark population, study says

The reef shark population has dropped to dangerously low numbers — way worse than researchers anticipated, according to a new study co-authored by Florida International University.

Tribune News Service

Rare sighting of a Minke whale off the coast of Wales

This is the first time the whale has been spotted in the Cardiganspecial areas of conservation for over a decade

Wales Online

Salmon tagged to monitor progress down Dumfries and Galloway river

The journey of the 40 tagged salmon will be tracked using 33 receivers installed along the river bank

Daily Record

Are debt-for-nature swaps the way forward for conservation?

Agreements to reduce developing countries’ debt burden in exchange for spending on nature will be on the agenda at a finance summit in Paris this week

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Brazil seizes world’s biggest consignment of illegal shark fins

Authorities confiscated nearly 29 tonnes of illegally caught fins thought to be on the way to Asia.

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What's killing sea lions, dolphins along Southern California coast?

Tribune News Service

Penguins’ Airplane-Style Wings Make Them Fastest Swimming Birds

Gentoo penguins' unique feathering generates thrust and opens door to better marine robots, search and rescue missions.

Zenger

Sea turtles struggling to survive

Guided by the Earth's magnetic field, these ancient explorers navigate vast oceanic distances and return to their birthplaces with astonishing precision! They spend their entire lives in seas where they breed, feed, and even sleep. Females are beaching only to lay eggs. Graceful and beautiful, with their streamlined bodies and…

Bangkok Post

What's killing hundreds of sea lions and dozens of dolphins along the Southern California coast?

LOS ANGELES — More than 1,000 marine mammals along the Southern California coast have gotten sick or died this month due to a bloom of toxic algae, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Los Angeles Times

'Incredibly hungry' sharks attack Netflix crew filming 'Our Planet II'

Did Netflix's "Our Planet II" crew jump the shark?

Los Angeles Times

Northern Ireland barn owls' boost as new broods recorded

Recent good weather has seen mice and rats breed more which the chicks have been eating, helping them to grow

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Daily Mirror

Terrifying 6ft 450lb bull shark eats chum from brave diver's hands feet from gaping jaws

A Florida man went diving in Jupiter Inlet and fed between six and 10 bull sharks from his HANDS — and he survived to tell the tale

Daily Mirror

Huge shark spotted in waters in third sighting of predator at resort loved by Brits

The sea creature - believed to be a six-gilled, flat-toothed reef shark - was filmed dipping its snout in and out of the water, then slightly thrashing while attached to a fishing line

Evening Standard

Barn owl spotted on London’s Hampstead Heath for the first time since 1946

Owls are less commonly sighted these days due to widespread building construction destroying their habitat

The Independent UK

Teaching a talented dog newt tricks

Springer spaniel Freya first made headlines in 2018 when her skills were deployed to sniff out great crested newts for Wessex Water.

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Why are killer whales going ‘Moby-Dick’ on yachts lately? Experts doubt it’s revenge

LOS ANGELES — The attacks started suddenly and inexplicably in the spring of 2020 — pods of endangered killer whales began ramming yachts and fishing boats in European waters, pushing some off course and imperiling others.

The Guardian - AU

Hopes rewilding critically endangered brush-tailed bettongs will help them bounce back

Dozens of the ‘ecosystem engineers’ have been caught in Western Australia and flown to their new habitat

AAP

Bettongs bounce into new home in bid to save species

Conservationists have released another group of critically-endangered brush-tailed bettongs on South Australia's Yorke Peninsula.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Govt panel eyes fish catch reviews amid seawater temperature changes

The Fisheries Agency is mulling budgetary measures and systems to encourage fishery operators to review catch targets and shift their focus to aquaculture in light of environmental changes engendered by rising water temperatures in the seas around the nation.

The Conversation

97% of Australians want more action to stop extinctions and 72% want extra spending on the environment

Most Australians (97%) want more action to protect nature, even if they don’t know the full extent of the biodiversity crisis. That’s the startling finding emerging from our first national survey of 4,000 voters.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Surge of tanner crabs in Hokkaido a complicated blessing for locals

A spike in the number of tanner crabs along the Pacific coast to the west of Hokkaido's Cape Erimo has become a mixed blessing for locals.

Daily Mirror

Terrified homeowner trapped by dive-bombing seagulls using roof spikes to nest

Seagulls making a homeowner's life a misery have stunned him by nesting in deterrent spike installed in the roof of his home in Devon after attacking him last year

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