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Police searching for missing Australia man find remains inside crocodile

Queensland police killed two large crocodiles that were suspected of eating fisherman Kevin Darmody

The Independent UK

Collecting ‘gourmet’ eggs from black-headed gulls should be banned, says RSPB

Conservationists say government must stop licensing ‘unsustainable’ harvest of eggs from amber-listed birds

The Guardian - UK

Missing Australian fisherman’s body found in crocodiles

The man had been fishing when a friend heard ‘splashing noises and he disappeared’

Evening Standard

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Missing Australian fisherman's body discovered inside crocodile

Kevin Darmody had been fishing at the bank of the River Kennedy near Cairns, Queensland, when crocodiles struck. Remains have since been discovered in the search

Daily Mirror

Tragedy as rare whale 'too large to return to water' dies on UK beach

Footage showed the rare fin whale that had become stranded on an East Yorkshire beach with a rescue team at the scene but experts said it was impossible to help the animal

Daily Mirror

Hundreds descend on Northumberland coast as rare bird spotted in UK for first time

The grey-headed lapwing would usually be nesting in China or Japan at this time of year

Chronicle Live

Australia being unable to afford greater environmental protection is a government myth that refuses to die

Redirecting massive defence spending and implementing a windfalls gains tax in the 2023 federal budget could go a long way to saving our environment

The Guardian - AU

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Study: Climate change has unpredictable effect on timing of juvenile salmon migration

In accordance with new research, climate change has resulted in early spring blooms for wildflowers and ocean plankton, but the effects on salmon migration are more convoluted. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Rare black tiger found dead in Odisha's Similipal Reserve

A rare black (pseudo-melanistic) tiger has been found dead in the Similipal National Park (STR) in Mayurbhanj district of Odisha, park officials said on Tuesday indicating that the death was suspected to be due to infighting. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Public warned to 'remain vigilant' after Asian Hornet sighting in Northumberland

The invasive species was also spotted in Kent and Dorset last month, with the British Pest Control Association urging people to 'take action immediately' if they spot one

Chronicle Live

Don't mow lawn or cut grass this May, gardeners warned

Sir David Attenborough is among the voices asking people not to cut the grass at this time of year

Wales Online

Salem’s birders top India’s Great Backyard Bird Count with over 10,000 sightings

Tamil Nadu’s Salem district emerged as the top participant from the country in the Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) 2023, a four-day bird watching event that took place from February 17 to 20 this year.

The Hindu

Trial for Chris Packham’s libel claim set to begin

The TV naturalist is suing three men for libel over strongly denied allegations that he misled people into donating to a charity to rescue tigers.

The Independent UK

An epic global study of moss reveals it is far more vital to Earth's ecosystems than we knew

Mosses are some of the oldest land plants. They are found all over the world, from lush tropical rainforests to the driest deserts, and even the wind-swept hills of Antarctica.

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The Guardian - AU

A sea snake: like a nightmare generated by a sleep app

Watching sea snakes swim through water is soothing – until you remember they are real

Manchester Evening News

Why David Attenborough is urging people not to cut their grass this month

The 96-year-old naturalist says you should delay mowing your lawn until later this year

Liverpool Echo

Sir David Attenborough makes desperate plea to everyone in UK

The wildlife expert and national treasure is asking people to delay a common spring activity

ABC News

Fears for Canberra grassland earless dragon as ACT government updates its list of threatened species

The ACT government has updated its list of threatened species and says the Canberra grassland earless dragon is now critically endangered. Five new species have been added to the list, while four have had their status updated.

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The Independent UK

Wildflower seeds for primary schools to mark coronation

It is hoped that by planting wildflowers children may learn about nature and boost the biodiversity of their school grounds.

Belfast Live

The Earth's Corr: Good fences don't make us good neighbours to wildlife

The low stones walls and nature friendly tree and hedgerows that once crisscrossed our country have morphed into high, hard wire mesh fences and walls

The Guardian - UK

Field of fresh cow pats welcomes first dung beetles to be rewilded in France

Sixty of the keystone species released near Bordeaux to feast on waste from wild cattle and help restore a vital habitat on the Atlantic coast

Wales Online

Twitchers flock to see rare hoopoe bird after it lands in Welsh garden to couple's amazement

The bird is usually only spotted in parts of southern England, and only very rarely

The Hindu

Rising seas could flood olive ridley nesting sites by 2050: study

A study based on digital elevation models has found that even in a moderate climate-change scenario, olive ridley turtle nesting sites on India’s east coast could be completely flooded by rising sea levels by 2050.

The Hindu

Close to 4,000 painted storks nesting in two A.P. villages

Veerapuram painted storks multiply post copious rain

The Guardian - UK

Seal’s mystery ability to tolerate toxic metal could aid medical research, say scientists

The Juan Fernández fur seal, once thought extinct, can ingest cadmium without ill effects – though no one knows how

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