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Urgent warning over plant worse than Japanese Knotweed invading UK homes

Buddleia davidii, also known as butterfly bush, was planted by gardeners to encourage wildlife and insects to gardens, but has the potential to harm people's homes

Daily Mirror

Study reveals evolutionary history, biogeographic origins of butterflies

The Hindu

Researchers suggest detection tool for beech leaf disease's nematode pest

Beech leaf disease is a new threat to the ecosystems of North American woods. Since its discovery in northern Ohio in 2012, it has spread to twelve other US states and Canadian provinces. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Social behaviour evolved from adapting to extreme cold, study in primates finds

Examining langurs and odd-nosed monkeys provided scientists with evidence that social behaviours, evolved by adapting to live in extremely cold climate

The Hindu

Monster 'bad boy' jellyfish washes up on beach at popular seaside village

"My god, that's huge!"

Manchester Evening News

People urged not to touch 'spittle' substance found on plants this summer

The foam-like substance is produced by an insect as a form of protection

Nottingham Post

Buzzworthy: Honeybee health blooming at federal facilities across the country

While judges, lawyers and support staff at the federal courthouse in Concord, New Hampshire, keep the American justice system buzzing, thousands of humble honeybees on the building’s roof are playing their part in a more important task: feeding the world

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Seagulls are declining in birdwatching surveys — have we hit 'peak gull' or are they hiding in plain sight?

Numbers of super smart seagulls are declining in Australia's largest citizen science project but researchers aren't sure if we've hit "peak gull" or the birds are outsmarting the survey.

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Humpty Doo barramundi farm trials black jewfish in world first for aquaculture

Australia's largest barramundi farm has started trialling black jewfish, which is valued for its meat and its thick swim bladder, considered a delicacy and aphrodisiac in Asian markets.

ABC News

Snow fly in US and Canada can detach its legs to survive, research shows

Flies chilled to sub-zero temperatures amputate one or more of their six limbs to protect their internal organs

The Guardian - UK

Brit shares horror of being surrounded by killer whales who 'headbutted' boat

The sailor with five years of experience described the orcas' movements at first as "a bit of a headbutt" before it turned serious and the ship began to flood

Daily Mirror

'Clubbing a bunny to death is very effective but it sure does look bad': the inside stories of urban animal control

In July 2022, a walrus, affectionately nicknamed Freya, was culled near Norway’s capital city in the Oslo fjord – crowds of people approaching her meant there was a potential risk to human safety. The loss of this charismatic and seemingly peaceful animal sparked a global outcry. Last month, an online…

The Conversation

Bid to transform Dumfries and Galloway landscape inspiring change across Scotland

The Threave Landscape Restoration Project is a 100-year plan from the National Trust of Scotland to transform a disused dairy farm

Daily Record

Box tree caterpillar destruction in pictures as they take over Bristol gardens

The Royal Horticultural Society has confirmed a huge increase of the insects in Bristol

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The Conversation

Europe has lost over half a billion birds in 40 years. The single biggest cause? Pesticides and fertilisers

A trickle of studies warning that the enormous variety of living things on Earth is diminishing has turned into a flood. The evidence for these losses within regions and globally is undeniable. But data on biodiversity, and what is causing its decline, is still patchy – restricted to some causes,…

The Guardian - AU

March of the fire ants could reach Sydney’s outskirts by 2035, costing economy up to $1.2bn a year

Exclusive: Study finds pests could damage crops and households would incur costs for pesticides, veterinary bills and electrical faults

Bangkok Post

More help for at-risk marine species

Researchers are looking into the potential returns from certifying Marine Protected Areas (MPA) in Trat, Trang and Pattani provinces as a means to make money to help endangered marine species.

Evening Standard

Rare orchid flowers for first time in UK at Kew Gardens

The Florida Ghost Orchid was previously on display at the Chelsea Flower Show last week

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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,…

The Guardian - UK

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

ABC News

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.

The Guardian - UK

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

WEKU

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.

The Conversation

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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