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Invasive lionfish have spread south from the Caribbean to Brazil, threatening ecosystems and livelihoods

Brazil’s coastal waters teem with a rich array of species that paint a living tapestry beneath the waves. This underwater world is particularly special because many of its species are endemic – they are found nowhere else on Earth. The southwestern Atlantic is home to 111 endemic reef fish species,…

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Chelsea flower show garden inspires additions to pollinator-friendly plant list

Scientists monitored the Royal Entomological Society’s garden and listed its most bug-friendly plants

The Guardian - UK

Boy stung by box jellyfish at Darwin's Casuarina Beach, prompting dry season warning

Lifesavers warn residents and visitors in the Northern Territory to take precautions against box jellyfish this dry season after a child is stung at a popular Darwin beach.

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Here’s proof fishing bans leave plenty to eat, says study of Mexico marine park

Scientists compared catch data from four years before and after a permanent ban and found minimal impact on commercial fishing

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: Tick-tock, it’s tick o’clock

Porlock, Somerset: Beware these tiny blood-sucking arachnids – they are thriving in the countryside and urban parks after the wet spring

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An alleged Russian spy whale is in Sweden — and danger. Here's why his tale matters

Hvaldimir unexpectedly headed south after several years in Norway, fueling concerns and efforts to bring him to safety. Experts say his story shines a light on how humans treat animals in general.

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Beavers are the undiscovered engineers of the boreal forest

While hiking near a river, chances are you’ve seen the tell-tale tree stumps with cone-shaped tips. Who carves these? A large, flat-tailed rodent called the Canadian beaver (Castor canadensis), who also happens to be the emblem of our country.

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Drivers urged not to clean dead bugs off licence plates this summer

Drivers have been urged not to just simply clean dead bugs off their licence plates this summer, and to instead count the splatted insects as part of an important environmental initiative

Daily Mirror

Terrifying moment four Great White sharks lunge at boat with Brit tourists on board

The Great White shark came right up to the shark cage, in the 32-foot deep water, next to Klein Brak Beach, in South Africa

Daily Mirror

What’s causing the rising number of epidemics under the sea?

A mysterious disease is spreading among marine mammals, leading experts to worry about the future of creatures living underwater.

The Week

Puffin population may appear to be thriving, but more research needed, experts warn

Niall Hatch of Birdwatch Ireland said that there were ways for the public to view the cute, cartoon-like bird in a non-intrusive way.

The Independent UK

Country Diary: Down on the floor with the solitary bees

Holywell, Flintshire: In my attempts to make my garden more suitable for Mediterranean herbs, I created the conditions for these fascinating insects

The Guardian - UK

Experts say new spotting of accused Russian spy whale proves he just wants companionship

A marine biologist tracking Hvaldimir says the beluga whale's solitude has cause him to seek human companionship.

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Warning signs and symptoms as 'toxic' moths sweep across the UK

The insects can cause itchy rashes and breathing difficulties

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Evening Standard

‘Russian-trained spy’ beluga whale spotted off the coast of Sweden

Whale alleged to have first come from Russian facility makes re-appearance off coast of Sweden

Evening Standard

Natural England downgrades River Wye after wildlife decline

The river’s previous status of ‘unfavourable-recovering’ has been updated to ‘unfavourable-declining’

The Hindu

20 painted stork chicks killed in gale at Veerapuram village in Andhra Pradesh

Twenty painted stork chicks nesting in a tree at Veerapuram village of Sri Sathya Sai District died (Karnataka border) after getting hit by heavy rain and gale on Monday night. With much difficulty, local wildlife watchman Venugopal Reddy and the villagers have managed to rescue 15 others.

The Independent UK

Hvaldimir: The rugby-playing Russian spy whale

From returning phones dropped in the sea to playing rugby, here is a timeline of Hvaldimir’s interactions since he was first spotted

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Norway says beluga whale with apparent Russian-made harness swims to Sweden

A beluga whale which was first spotted in Arctic Norway four years ago with an apparent Russian-made harness and alleged to have come from a Russian…

The Independent UK

Norway says Beluga whale with apparent Russian-made harness swims south to Sweden

Norwegian authorities say that a beluga whale first spotted in Arctic Norway in 2019 with an apparent Russian-made harness and alleged to have come from a Russian military facility has been spotted off Sweden's west coast

The Guardian - UK

Invasive moth species spreading across south-east England, say experts

Government curbs transfer of trees to and from affected areas to limit spread of rash-causing oak processionary moths

Evening Standard

Biodiversity loss is a huge risk to our planet: here’s what we should do about it

The loss of natural habitats is as big a risk to our planet as climate change, Laura Clarke OBE explains. Here are ways to try to stem the tide

Daily Mirror

Japanese knotweed MAPPED - Britain's six worst 'hotspots' where invasive plant is rampant

A new interactive map shows where the UK's Japanese knotweed hotspots are and can help Brits plan ahead if they're trying to get on the property ladder as the plant can ruin buildings

Daily Mirror

Toxic moths sweep across the UK - signs you've been in contact and where you're at risk

The oak processionary moth was first detected in Kew Gardens in South West London in 2006 after they were imported on oak from Europe - the public is being told to report the invasive species

The Guardian - AU

‘Too big to handle’: Queensland man survives crocodile attack by prising jaws off his head

Marcus McGowan was attacked 40km off the Cape York coast on Saturday with an expert stating the croc likely ‘realised it grabbed something too big to handle’

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