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Why there are fewer insects on UK farms than there were a century ago -- and how to restore them

Insect populations are declining worldwide at a rate of almost 1% per year. This decline is alarming. Insects play a crucial role in pollinating crops, controlling crop pests and maintaining soil fertility.

The Conversation

Great white sharks could soon appear in UK waters as researchers head to Cornwall in search

Research group is coming to the UK in hope of finding great white

The Independent UK

Nine new jobs available at Chester Zoo - including penguin keeper and £32k salary

Chester Zoo is giving people the opportunity to work directly with its animals

Manchester Evening News

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Study reveals how Omega-3 oil counteracts toxic effects of pesticides in pollinators

According to new research, using an omega-3 rich oil known as "ahiflower oil" helps protect honey bee mitochondria against neonicotinoid pesticide damage. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Cost of Japanese knotweed on the UK economy revealed

According to a new report, the cost has more than doubled in just 12 years

The Independent UK

Invasive spotted lanternflies are back, killing trees, threatening agriculture and changing the taste of honey

PITTSBURGH — On a muggy afternoon on Pittsburgh's North Shore, it felt good to step into the shade beneath a leafy tree. The smell was sweet and a sound suggesting rain was made by the patter of white sticky droplets falling on and around me.

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Birds may ‘divorce’ due to promiscuity or long spells apart

Monogamous birds switch partners for reasons similar to human breakups, scientists say

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Elephants vary what they eat for dinner each night, study suggests

It is well known that the animals eat leaves, yet figuring out exactly what kind they eat can be more complicated.

The Independent UK

How climate change is causing a communication breakdown in the animal world

What do the following changes have in common?

The Conversation

Seabirds hit by marine heatwave under threat with urgent action needed, nature charity warns

Tory ministers urged to intervene to throw struggling seabirds a 'lifeline' after sea temperatures around the British isles spiked by an unprecedented 4-5C.

Daily Record

Rising temperatures are making it harder for birds to breed: Study

Researchers found that rising global temperatures make it more difficult for birds to determine when it is spring and time to breed. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Scots town under siege from aggressive seagulls stealing food from people's mouths

Dumfries residents say they have seen gulls walk into an Iceland supermarket to get food.

Daily Record

'Mutilated' shark found washed up on a beach with its fins, tail and lower jaw cut off

The sea creature's carcass was discovered last weekend in Queensland, Australia, and is thought to be a case of shark-finning, which is the act of removing a shark's fins for sale

Daily Mirror

Rare Irish orchid found at Trinity College Dublin after they stopped mowing lawn

"Botanists are known to get excited about plants, but we really did get excited about this one"

Irish Mirror

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Motion sensor cameras show cane toads on the march

Cane toads are being found at alarming rates in Western Australia's Kimberley but motion sensor cameras have also detected the presence of a rare marsupial.

The Guardian - UK

Discovered in the deep: the ghost catshark found after an egg hunt

Scientists in Australia solve puzzle of sole egg left in museum and identify new deep-sea species with unique ridged egg case

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: The astonishing value of nature volunteers

High Batts, North Yorkshire: The wealth of biodiversity here is remarkable, and places like this must be treasured

Daily Record

Soaring deer numbers 'threaten survival of Scotland's rainforests'

A new study by a coalition of nature charities found Scotland's globally rare temperate rainforests on the west coast were at risk.

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Climate Change Threatens Bird Reproduction As Spring Arrives Earlier

Warmer weather disrupts breeding patterns, impacting ecosystems and migratory species.

Daily Mirror

Cameron Robbins body 'could have been eaten by Jaws shark,' says expert

Shark expert Kevin McMurray believes teen baseball star and recent high school graduate Cameron Robbins may have been eaten by a shark — but not just any shark: one straight out of 'Jaws'

Zenger

Satellite Tags Reveal Dire Threat To Endangered Amazon River Dolphins

Endangered Amazon River dolphins face extinction threat from fishing and dam construction

The Guardian - AU

Migatoo? Could white whale spotted off NSW’s south coast be another Migaloo?

Scientists urge caution over speculation that whale filmed migrating along Australia’s east coast might be a rare albino humpback

The Guardian - UK

June was UK’s hottest on record, says Met Office

Average temperature of 15.8C almost a full degree higher than previous highs for the month

Wales Online

Worries UK could see more fish deaths than ever before as Met Office confirms hottest June on record

'If July is like June, if August is like June, then we will get far more fish kills than we've ever seen'

The Independent UK

Fish death fears after Met Office confirms last month was hottest June on record

The average temperature for June this year hit 15.8C, 0.9C hotter than the joint previous record in 1940 and 1976.

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