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Terrifying 6ft 450lb bull shark eats chum from brave diver's hands feet from gaping jaws

A Florida man went diving in Jupiter Inlet and fed between six and 10 bull sharks from his HANDS — and he survived to tell the tale

Daily Mirror

Huge shark spotted in waters in third sighting of predator at resort loved by Brits

The sea creature - believed to be a six-gilled, flat-toothed reef shark - was filmed dipping its snout in and out of the water, then slightly thrashing while attached to a fishing line

Daily Mirror

Barn owl spotted on London’s Hampstead Heath for the first time since 1946

Owls are less commonly sighted these days due to widespread building construction destroying their habitat

Evening Standard

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Teaching a talented dog newt tricks

Springer spaniel Freya first made headlines in 2018 when her skills were deployed to sniff out great crested newts for Wessex Water.

The Independent UK

Why are killer whales going ‘Moby-Dick’ on yachts lately? Experts doubt it’s revenge

LOS ANGELES — The attacks started suddenly and inexplicably in the spring of 2020 — pods of endangered killer whales began ramming yachts and fishing boats in European waters, pushing some off course and imperiling others.

Los Angeles Times

Hopes rewilding critically endangered brush-tailed bettongs will help them bounce back

Dozens of the ‘ecosystem engineers’ have been caught in Western Australia and flown to their new habitat

The Guardian - AU

Bettongs bounce into new home in bid to save species

Conservationists have released another group of critically-endangered brush-tailed bettongs on South Australia's Yorke Peninsula.

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Govt panel eyes fish catch reviews amid seawater temperature changes

The Fisheries Agency is mulling budgetary measures and systems to encourage fishery operators to review catch targets and shift their focus to aquaculture in light of environmental changes engendered by rising water temperatures in the seas around the nation.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

97% of Australians want more action to stop extinctions and 72% want extra spending on the environment

Most Australians (97%) want more action to protect nature, even if they don’t know the full extent of the biodiversity crisis. That’s the startling finding emerging from our first national survey of 4,000 voters.

The Conversation

Surge of tanner crabs in Hokkaido a complicated blessing for locals

A spike in the number of tanner crabs along the Pacific coast to the west of Hokkaido's Cape Erimo has become a mixed blessing for locals.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Terrified homeowner trapped by dive-bombing seagulls using roof spikes to nest

Seagulls making a homeowner's life a misery have stunned him by nesting in deterrent spike installed in the roof of his home in Devon after attacking him last year

Daily Mirror

UK weather: Brits in midge hell as warm spell sparks insect tsunami

The Scottish Midge Forecast said the insects hatched within a shorter timeframe this year because of a cold spring followed by a warm spell

Daily Mirror

Lords Of The Earth: A Family’s Journey To Preserve African Wisdom

Cyril Christo and Marie Wilkinson's new book highlights the need to honor tribal traditions and conserve wildlife in Africa.

Zenger

Amateur photographer shares 'incredible' experience snapping 67th humpback whale recorded in Irish waters

"I had no idea how much wildlife and amazing places we had on this island," says amateur photographer Stephen Dunbar

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Nottingham Post

Concern as dead fish seen floating in pond at Nottinghamshire park

Warm weather spells mean water carries less oxygen which can affect fish

Evening Standard

Why are sea temperatures getting warmer? Marine heatwave reported on UK coast

The heatwave isn’t currently lethal but will be stressful for many species

Daily Record

Bloodsucking tick warning as experts share what to do if you've been bitten

Ticks are most common during the warmer months, and can sometimes carry Lyme disease - so it's important to try and avoid them at all costs.

Belfast Live

Belfast man's 'incredible' experience snapping 67th humpback whale recorded in Irish waters

Former boy scout Stephen Dunbar says his passion for nature led to nature photography

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The Guardian - AU

Is that you, Migaloo? Tourist captures video of familiar-looking whale over Great Barrier Reef

Second sighting of a white whale off Queensland’s coast within weeks has ocean watchers wondering if it could be famous humpback

The Guardian - AU

Australians far less aware of biodiversity loss than climate crisis, research finds

However, a majority of Australians think more money should be spent on the environment

The Week

Swans decapitated in mystery waterfowl attacks

Deliberate attacks on waterfowl have increased dramatically, with at least nine swans decapitated in the last three years.

The Guardian - UK

Swans decapitated amid rising attacks against waterfowl in England and Wales

Police say 59% increase in crimes against swans, ducks and geese in 2020-22 may be ‘tip of the iceberg’

The Independent UK

David Attenborough film crew attacked by tiger sharks while shooting new documentary

‘It was like something out of “Jaws”,’ show producer Huw Cordey said

Daily Mirror

Orcas 'tried to disable boat' to sink British family during terrifying encounter

Dave Duffy, 45, felt a huge whack to his 42ft yacht at 3am and found a large orca ramming his rudder. Then, he and his wife Kim noticed noticed three more orcas around their boat

The National (Scotland)

Signs of recovery for endangered population of iconic Scottish bird, experts say

ONE of Scotland’s most iconic but endangered animals is showing early signs of recovering its population numbers, experts have said ...

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