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L.A. Zoo to ink pact with Bihar govt., Wildlife Trust of India for Gharial conservation

The Bihar government, Los Angeles Zoo and the Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) have agreed to strengthen conservation efforts of Gharials and release hatchlings back to the river safely

The Hindu

Elephant seals big on power naps

It long seemed as if African elephants were the champions of the all-nighter. They can get by on about two hours of sleep. Other mammals need much more, like koalas (20 hours) or you (at least seven plus at least one strong cup of coffee).

Bangkok Post

Crocodile ‘virgin' birth isn’t a miracle

Parthenogenesis is a survival strategy that doesn't work

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Super rare 6-inch MEGALADON shark tooth found by boat captain whose mind was 'blown'

The owner of Black Gold Fossil Charter, Michael Nastasio, had been looking for shark artifacts in Venice, Florida, all day but to no avail. However, on his last trip he struck gold

Daily Mirror

Co Derry anglers warned of danger to fish after recent spell of hot weather

Weather has led to low river flows, high water temperatures and low oxygen levels

Belfast Live

Witnesses scream 'it's eating his remains' as shark mauls man to death on Egypt beach

One person described seeing a shark go into overkill after Vladimir Popov was mauled to death at a beach in Hurghada, Egypt, with dozens witnessing the horror unfold

Daily Mirror

Tourist ban on 46 miles of Egypt beaches over clip of man being eaten alive by shark

Authorities in Egypt said the sea will remain off-limits with a ban on swimming, snorkelling and other water sports after the horrific death of Vladimir Popov was caught on camera

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Indian otters face threats due to habitat degradation and conflict with local communities

The Centre for Wildlife Studies (CWS), in a recent research, has found that India’s otters face threats due to habitat degradation, disappearing of wetlands, illegal trade, hunting, and conflict with local communities.

The Hindu

Study finds genomic resources to improve fisheries' climate resilience

Researchers found candidate genes that could help fish tolerate warmer and saltier water have been identified, potentially providing a vital resource to guide breeding programmes in freshwater aquaculture. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Why we're 'interviewing' captive birds to find the best to release into the wild

Not all animals are the same. Even within a species, some are bolder and better at solving problems than others. We have found this to be true in the case of the critically endangered Bali myna, a rare bird found only on the island of Bali in Indonesia.

The Conversation

Residents dismayed by ‘wanton destruction’ of trees along rail line in Lewisham

Network Rail apologised for “letting down” locals by not explaining the work or giving enough notice

Evening Standard

Digging into the mysteries of fireflies

Orit Peleg is in the process of an extended study into the mysteries of the meaning of the blinking of fireflies.

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Sharks washed up on North Wales beach in numbers ‘never seen before’

A marine expert said they'd not seen this number of strandings previously as people are advised not to remove the creatures

Manchester Evening News

Monkey masturbation and human evolution

In a career move I did not anticipate growing up, I spent my PhD researching the evolution of masturbation

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Killer shark circles man and eats him alive before it's beaten to death by mob

The Russian man had gone swimming off one of Egypt’s Red Sea resorts when a tiger shark emerged in the waters near the city of Hurghada and grabbed him then mauled him to death

The Independent UK

Humpback whale spotted off Cornwall coast in rare sighting

Conservationists say encounter so far south suggests species is recovering from near-extinction 40 years ago

Wales Online

Incredible footage captures hundreds of jellyfish in the sea off Welsh beach

'Fantastic - I can’t get over how many there are!'

The Conversation

Help, bees have colonised the walls of my house! Why are they there and what should I do?

Have you spotted a swarm of flying insects emerging from a wall? Or noticed a buzzing noise coming from inside the house?

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Dozens of dead sharks wash up on British beach - leaving marine experts baffled

A group of 30 dead sharks were discovered on Prestatyn beach this week, with experts unable to pinpoint the cause of death

Zenger

What Wild Animals Were Doing During COVID Lockdown

Animals traveled up to 73 percent longer distances than in the previous year when there were no lockdowns, researchers said.

Daily Mirror

Son screams 'papa' as he is killed by shark on holiday as horrified dad looks on

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT - Vladimir Popov, 23, had moved to the Egyptian resort of Hurghada with his father several months ago, possibly to avoid conscription to Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine

The Conversation

A Russian 'spy' whale? Killer whales biting boats? Here’s how to understand these close encounters of the curious kind

Off the coast of Spain and Portugal, killer whales have been biting boats. And the famous beluga whale nicknamed “Hvaldimir” has popped up again – this time in Sweden. When first spotted in Norway in 2019, wearing a suspicious harness, some suggested he could be a Russian spy.

Zenger

What Do Animals Do When Hurricanes Approach?

Animals must rely on their natural instincts when a hurricane strikes

Liverpool Echo

Map showing areas of Merseyside where 'Britain's most dangerous plant' can be found

A schoolboy was taken to hospital recently after coming into contact with the plant

The Independent UK

Octopuses beat the cold by ‘editing genetic material in less than a day’ – study

The creatures are able to make changes to their RNA within hours of being exposed to cold water, new research suggests.

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