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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

Daily Mirror

UK weather: Brits in midge hell as warm spell sparks insect tsunami

The Scottish Midge Forecast said the insects hatched within a shorter timeframe this year because of a cold spring followed by a warm spell

Daily Mirror

Lords Of The Earth: A Family’s Journey To Preserve African Wisdom

Cyril Christo and Marie Wilkinson's new book highlights the need to honor tribal traditions and conserve wildlife in Africa.

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Amateur photographer shares 'incredible' experience snapping 67th humpback whale recorded in Irish waters

"I had no idea how much wildlife and amazing places we had on this island," says amateur photographer Stephen Dunbar

Irish Mirror

Concern as dead fish seen floating in pond at Nottinghamshire park

Warm weather spells mean water carries less oxygen which can affect fish

Nottingham Post

Why are sea temperatures getting warmer? Marine heatwave reported on UK coast

The heatwave isn’t currently lethal but will be stressful for many species

Evening Standard

Bloodsucking tick warning as experts share what to do if you've been bitten

Ticks are most common during the warmer months, and can sometimes carry Lyme disease - so it's important to try and avoid them at all costs.

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Belfast man's 'incredible' experience snapping 67th humpback whale recorded in Irish waters

Former boy scout Stephen Dunbar says his passion for nature led to nature photography

Belfast Live

Is that you, Migaloo? Tourist captures video of familiar-looking whale over Great Barrier Reef

Second sighting of a white whale off Queensland’s coast within weeks has ocean watchers wondering if it could be famous humpback

The Guardian - AU

Australians far less aware of biodiversity loss than climate crisis, research finds

However, a majority of Australians think more money should be spent on the environment

The Guardian - AU

Swans decapitated in mystery waterfowl attacks

Deliberate attacks on waterfowl have increased dramatically, with at least nine swans decapitated in the last three years.

The Week

Swans decapitated amid rising attacks against waterfowl in England and Wales

Police say 59% increase in crimes against swans, ducks and geese in 2020-22 may be ‘tip of the iceberg’

The Guardian - UK

David Attenborough film crew attacked by tiger sharks while shooting new documentary

‘It was like something out of “Jaws”,’ show producer Huw Cordey said

The Independent UK

Orcas 'tried to disable boat' to sink British family during terrifying encounter

Dave Duffy, 45, felt a huge whack to his 42ft yacht at 3am and found a large orca ramming his rudder. Then, he and his wife Kim noticed noticed three more orcas around their boat

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The National (Scotland)

Signs of recovery for endangered population of iconic Scottish bird, experts say

ONE of Scotland’s most iconic but endangered animals is showing early signs of recovering its population numbers, experts have said ...

The Hindu

WTI’s Terai experience could help Kerala to curb human-animal conflict

Community-based programme by Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) has led to a sharp dip in human deaths and injuries with cases falling from 12 per year in 2012 to four. WTI has now launched the programme in Wayanad

Zenger

Global Crash In Insect Populations Threatens Ecosystems

Rise of agriculture, building development, climate change, and invasive animals blamed for decline, says new study

Liverpool Echo

The 'Liverpool pigeon' sealed away in a locked cabinet

The last remaining specimen is kept under lock and key

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Dynamite News

Study finds molecular sensor that allows malaria parasite to cause harm

Researchers have discovered a novel molecular sensor that allows the malaria parasite to infect human cells or mosquitos at precisely the right time. Read further on Dynamite News:

Daily Mirror

Urgent tick warning - signs you've been bitten and how to avoid them this summer

Blood sucking ticks can latch themselves onto people and in some cases infect their host with Lyme disease - here's how to spot a tick bite, how to safely remove a tick and how to prevent bites

Irish Mirror

Why do flies rub their hands and do they really vomit on food? Latest as Irish homes plagued

As temperatures heat up, many Irish homes are plagued by flies. Their constant buzzing and erratic flight patterns can quickly become an annoyance.

The Guardian - UK

Dancing Capercaillie bird makes a tentative comeback in Scotland

Exclusive: Ecologists say there are early signs that the population is recovering in remote forests

The National (Scotland)

Learn about your garden critters this National Insect Week

Next week marks the beginning of National Insect Week and an education charity, the Field Studies Council, is making it easy for people to get…

The Guardian - AU

Home invasions and roadblocks: New Zealand on alert as ‘seal silly season’ begins

Public notice issued to watch out for the flippered creatures as they start to leave their breeding colonies and venture out into New Zealand

The Independent UK

Federal court sides with lobster fishers in whale protection case anchored off New England

A federal appeals court has blocked proposed restrictions aimed at saving a vanishing species of whale, saying they could put thousands of commercial fishermen out of work

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