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Hotter, faster fires: can Canada preserve its threatened wildlife?

The half-moon hairstreak butterfly is among the endangered species fighting the heat and smoke of a record wildfire season

The Guardian - UK

Dolphins, whales and seals being failed by UK government policy, MPs say

UK urged to use trade deals as bargaining tool to protect marine mammals

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: An oasis of orchids on an industrial estate

Sandy, Bedfordshire: And not just any old orchids – these are the famously fickle bee variety, growing in great numbers by the asphalt

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Great whites near Cape Cod shore take center stage in National Geographic's Sharkfest

BOSTON — Hundreds of great white sharks hunting seals close to shore along Cape Cod, and how local researchers are hoping to predict shark behavior, is the focus of a new National Geographic special for Sharkfest next week.

Boston Herald

Wildlife photographer arrested in Tasmanian forest where swift parrot habitat is being logged

Rob Blakers says he was ‘surprised then furious’ that trees in foraging and feeding habitat for birds, whose numbers are down to just 750, were being destroyed

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British bats ‘can help identify coronaviruses with potential to infect humans’

The findings report the circulation of four species of coronaviruses, including two previously unknown ones, among the 16 UK bat species sampled.

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Orangutans ‘can make two sounds at the same time, similar to human beatboxing’

Findings provide clues around evolution of human speech

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The real reason killer whales are attacking ships after boat rammed in Scotland

Videos have gone viral across social media of orcas slamming into sailing boats and chasing other sea animals in what people have guessed to be their type of fun - or some form of intimidation.

Daily Record

Deal on 'general approach' to Nature Restoration Law at EU Environment Council - with Ireland in favour

Eamon Ryan made an impassioned plea to his European counterparts to protect 'our incredible natural world' but Fine Gael still 'undecided'

Irish Mirror

Forager baffled after finding mushrooms 'the size of a sheep' during woodland walk

Keen forager Mateusz Sztajnert-Bluj discovered a large collection of the UK's largest mushrooms known as Dryad's Saddle during a walk in Beecraigs Country Park

Daily Mirror

This is the real reason killer whales are attacking ships - and it's not about revenge

Social media is awash with stories of sailors being rammed by orcas or being chased by sea animals in what appears to be either a bit of fun or intimidation

Daily Mirror

From the outback to the beach, students learn uni isn't 'big and scary'

Menindee's Jaz Fusi may live 1000km from the sea, but she now dreams of becoming a marine biologist.

Newcastle Herald

A scientist's 4-decade quest to save the biggest monkey in the Americas

The emerald-green canopy shifts and rustles as a troop of willowy, golden-gray monkeys slides through the Atlantic forest, a tropical ecosystem even more threatened than the Amazon

The Independent UK

Dolphin moms use baby talk to call to their young, study shows

A new study has found that dolphin mothers also use a kind of high-pitched baby talk with their kids

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‘Mind-boggling’ palm that flowers and fruits underground thrills scientists

New species named Pinanga subterranea as Kew botanists admit they have no idea how its flowers are pollinated

The Independent UK

New rare palm species found to flower underground

Discovered by researchers at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and partners, scientists have named the new to science species Pinanga subterranea.

The Independent UK

Dolphin moms use baby talk to call to their young, recordings show

A new study has found that dolphin mothers also use a kind of high-pitched baby talk with their kids

The Independent UK

Megalodon body temperature ‘was about 7C warmer than surrounding water’

The findings might help explain why the giant shark went extinct 3.6 million years ago.

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Invasive 'Frankenfish' that can survive on land for days discovered in drainage pool

Wildlife officials have previously warned anglers who catch a northern snakehead to 'kill it immediately.' A slightly less alarming memo called on anyone who sees them to 'kill the fish by freezing it or putting it on ice for an extended length of time'

The Conversation

Dog detectives can sniff out protected great crested newts and reduce costly construction delays

Construction projects often find themselves at odds with the great crested newt. In 2020, the then UK prime minister, Boris Johnson, referred to them as a drag on the economy, citing their presence on development sites as a cause for costly delays. These creatures even put a stop to Ed…

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Gorillas, jaguars and other wildlife vulnerable to human activity even in nature reserves

Research finds tropical mammals suffer impact of deforestation even if they live in protected areas

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Endangered marsh fritillary butterfly makes a comeback in Lake District

Species thriving again after ponies and cattle replace grazing sheep to allow growth of wildflowers

The Hindu

The 400 million-year-old fossil changing our understanding of mathematical patterns in nature

A 400 million-year-old fossil of a plant found in northern Scotland did not follow the spirals observed in the Fibonacci spirals

The Conversation

Soil erosion is filling vital inland river waterholes, putting the squeeze on fish, turtles and crayfish

During droughts, Australia’s inland rivers dry up, leaving waterholes as the only wet places in a parched landscape. Fish, turtles, crayfish and other aquatic animals retreat to these vital refuges.

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Country diary: Five fledgling robins disappear into the wild

Hove, East Sussex: Life is tough here for garden birds, even making it to the outside world is no mean feat

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