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WTI’s Terai experience could help Kerala to curb human-animal conflict

Community-based programme by Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) has led to a sharp dip in human deaths and injuries with cases falling from 12 per year in 2012 to four. WTI has now launched the programme in Wayanad

The Hindu

Global Crash In Insect Populations Threatens Ecosystems

Rise of agriculture, building development, climate change, and invasive animals blamed for decline, says new study

Zenger

The 'Liverpool pigeon' sealed away in a locked cabinet

The last remaining specimen is kept under lock and key

Liverpool Echo

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Study finds molecular sensor that allows malaria parasite to cause harm

Researchers have discovered a novel molecular sensor that allows the malaria parasite to infect human cells or mosquitos at precisely the right time. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Urgent tick warning - signs you've been bitten and how to avoid them this summer

Blood sucking ticks can latch themselves onto people and in some cases infect their host with Lyme disease - here's how to spot a tick bite, how to safely remove a tick and how to prevent bites

Daily Mirror

Why do flies rub their hands and do they really vomit on food? Latest as Irish homes plagued

As temperatures heat up, many Irish homes are plagued by flies. Their constant buzzing and erratic flight patterns can quickly become an annoyance.

Irish Mirror

Dancing Capercaillie bird makes a tentative comeback in Scotland

Exclusive: Ecologists say there are early signs that the population is recovering in remote forests

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Learn about your garden critters this National Insect Week

Next week marks the beginning of National Insect Week and an education charity, the Field Studies Council, is making it easy for people to get…

The National (Scotland)

Home invasions and roadblocks: New Zealand on alert as ‘seal silly season’ begins

Public notice issued to watch out for the flippered creatures as they start to leave their breeding colonies and venture out into New Zealand

The Guardian - AU

Federal court sides with lobster fishers in whale protection case anchored off New England

A federal appeals court has blocked proposed restrictions aimed at saving a vanishing species of whale, saying they could put thousands of commercial fishermen out of work

The Independent UK

5 colors that repel mosquitoes and keep them away

According to scientists, these are the colors that repel mosquitoes, and may help keep them away from your home.

Tom’s Guide

Roger Payne obituary

Biologist and environmentalist whose research into whale song brought about a new awareness of the animals’ plight

The Guardian - UK

How a 400 million year old fossil changes our understanding of mathematical patterns in nature

If your eyes have ever been drawn to the arrangement of leaves on a plant stem, the texture of a pineapple or the scales of a pinecone, then you have unknowingly witnessed brilliant examples of mathematical patterns in nature.

The Conversation

Second shark spotted off popular tourist spot day after swimmers fled in panic

It came just a day after a previous sighting in off the coast of Alicante

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Advice issued to swimmers as jellyfish invade lake

Numbers of jellyfish have been spotted in the lake, but swimmers should not be alarmed

Daily Record

Humpback whale in River Clyde 'distressed' after jet skis get 'too close' as cops launch probe

Two jet skis were seen near the whale in the waters off Greenock, which appeared to cause the animal distress.

The Guardian - UK

Almost 60 years after the discovery of whale song, their haunting sounds reveal new secrets

In 1967, Roger Payne, who has died at 88, noticed that the mammals’ calls were organised in repeating patterns, spurring the discovery of whale song

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: A female goosander is left to defend her ducklings alone

St John’s Chapel, Weardale: Unlike migrating drakes, females like this one can’t simply fly off when we approach her brood on the river

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The Conversation

Why does grass grow more slowly in winter?

A reader of The Conversation recently wrote in to ask:

The Guardian - UK

Exotic bee-eater returns to UK for second summer in a row

European birds nest in Norfolk much to the delight of twitchers – but environmentalists warn it’s a clear sign of climate change

Daily Mirror

Terrifying moment eight sharks surround swimmers in 2ft of water as they clammer to escape

The pack of hammerheads was seen stalking the shallow waters around Orange Beach, a popular tourist island off the coast of Alabama, with paddlers being forced to scramble to get on board the nearby boats as the creatures drew closer

Daily Mirror

Dramatic moment shark stalks Spanish beach as swimmers flee and SECOND shark spotted

Beachgoers flee for safety after spotting a shark in the water in shocking new footage, with one woman reported to have suffered a panic attack after realising the sea creature was next to her

AAP

Overfishing takes big bite out of reef sharks globally

Overfishing is driving the world's reef sharks towards extinction but Australia is doing relatively well at managing populations, a new study shows.

Daily Record

Five ways to avoid blood-sucking ticks set to take over gardens this summer

The number of blood-sucking ticks have increased dramatically over the last decade, and they affect humans as well as our wonderful four-legged friends.

Chronicle Live

Blow as environmental schemes around North East are vandalised

Schemes to restore rare wetland habitats have been attacked at Jarrow and Sunderland

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