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Vanishing whale's decline worse than previously thought, feds say

A review of the status of a vanishing species of whale found that the animal’s population is in worse shape than previously thought

The Independent UK

Birds Utilize Trash To Build Nests, Reveals Study

Avian species worldwide incorporate man-made litter into their homes, posing potential risks and benefits.

Zenger

Why do whales beach themselves? 29 dead after mass stranding in Australia

The sea mammals were found more than 250km south of Perth

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Mass pilot whale stranding on Isle of Lewis is ‘biggest one ever in Scotland’

A mass stranding of 55 pilot whales on the Isle of Lewis is the biggest one ever in Scotland, an expert has told BBC’s Good Morning Scotland.

The Independent UK

Country diary: A great migration at my feet

Buxton, Derbyshire: I moved with tai-chi-like slowness among the grass, which seethed with tens of thousands of baby frogs and toads

The Guardian - UK

Mystery as more than 50 whales die on Scottish beach

The cause of the stranding is not known but it is thought the pod may have followed one of the females

The Independent UK

Pod of more than 50 pilot whales dies after mass stranding

Only one whale managed to refloat.

The Independent UK

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Pod of more than 50 pilot whales dies after mass stranding on Scottish beach

It is thought the pod became stranded on the Isle of Lewis as one of the female whales was giving birth

Evening Standard

More than 50 pilot whales dead in mass stranding on Isle of Lewis in Scotland

Decision taken to euthanise few initial survivors on welfare grounds

The Guardian - UK

Thrissur Zoological Park initiates steps to procure anacondas, elands, giraffes

African wildlife species such as giraffe, zebra and eland (African antelope) and South America’s anacondas are likely to find their way to the Thrissur Zoological Park, Puthur, which is set to open its doors to the public in the first quarter of next year.

The Hindu

Commonly-found cicada species sheds its foreign tag to embrace an Indian identity

Corrected identity of South Indian cicada species, Purana cheeveeda, formerly mistaken for Malaysian species. Research team led by Kalesh Sadasivan found differences in male genitalia & operculum. Possibility of cicadas being geographically & attitudinally restricted, implying high degree of endemism. Study strengthens possibility of cicadas being restricted, indicating deteriorating quality…

The Hindu

Should I worry about ticks?

Evidence suggests their numbers could be increasing – with bites transmitting viral, bacterial and potentially life-threatening diseases. But there are ways to guard against these attacks

The Guardian - UK

Study sheds light on connection of warmer springs, bees waking up earlier

Warmer springs, according to recent research, are prompting bees to awaken earlier, endangering agricultural pollination of apples and pears. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Great white sharks reclaim spotlight at San Diego Beach

The sighting Friday of three great white sharks off Black’s Beach in San Diego provides strong evidence that perhaps dozens of juvenile sharks are still utilizing the area between Black’s and Del Mar.

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The Hindu

When an owl came visiting

Birds mob an owl perched on an awning, protesting its presence. Owl keeps its peace, preening and posing for a photo-shoot. Owls have been feared and admired in folklore, inspiring poems and stories. Owl's visit to my home left me wondering if it had a message. Human nature seeks reasons…

Dynamite News

How diseased coral parents can restore stony coral tissue loss disease, finds study

The coral reefs across the Caribbean have been devastated by Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease (SCTLD), which has caused severe mortality in a number of coral species, including Pseudodiploria strigosa, which has been particularly hard hit in the Mexican Caribbean. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Guardian - US

Invasive snake wrestled into submission by hunters is Florida’s longest

Video of capture of Burmese python measured at 19ft – as long as an adult giraffe is tall – was posted on Instagram

The Hindu

CIFA scientists improve strain of popular scampi prawn making it a fast-growing species

CIFA, an Indian Council of Agriculture Research organisation, has successfully developed a genetically improved fast-growing strain named CIFA-GI Scampi.

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Western Ghats lost 5% evergreen forest cover, shows analysis

Western Ghats Spatial Decision Support System (WGSDSS) designed by IISc reveals 5% loss of evergreen forest, 4.5% increase in built-up cover, 9% in agriculture area. Fragmentation analysis shows interior forest constitutes only 25% of forest landmass. System designed to enhance governance transparency, meet societal needs & help in prudent management…

The Guardian - UK

Time to end war on birds and find a way to coexist, say experts

Discovery that some species build nests from anti-bird spikes highlights growing awareness in UK that deterrents don’t work

Dynamite News

Timing of turkey nesting might not shift with changing climate: Study

Eastern wild turkeys in five southern U.S. states are unlikely to adjust the date of when they start nesting, even in the event of major future climate change. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Research reveals Butterflies, moths share ancient ‘blocks’ of DNA

According to new research, butterflies and moths share "blocks" of DNA that are more than 200 million years old. Read further on Dynamite News:

Los Angeles Times

Meet the 486-legged creature found in an LA area park

A previously unknown species has been discovered lurking in the parks of Los Angeles and Orange counties.

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: Three turtle doves glide into view

Sandwich, Kent: Since 2017 this farm has been made more attractive to this iconic species – and it’s working

The Conversation

Drones are disturbing critically endangered shorebirds in Moreton Bay, creating a domino effect

Drones are increasingly swarming our skies, capturing images, managing crops and soon, delivering packages. But what do the birds make of this invasion of their territory?

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