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SEE IT: Endangered Mussel Squirts Offspring Into The Air

A never-before-seen strategy thought to lengthen the lifespan of endangered mussels has been filmed.

Zenger

Ospreys set to return to Northumberland in coming days - here's how you can see them

The birds of prey have returned to Kielder Forest every year since 2009

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Hundreds of trees to be felled for Cambridge bus route to tackle climate change

Councillors vote to chop down trees in Coton Orchard for busway from Cambridge to Cambourne

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French court orders fishing bans to protect dolphins on Atlantic coast

France's top administrative court has ordered the government to ban fishing in parts of the Atlantic to protect dolphins.

Radio France Internationale

First birds, now mammals: how H5N1 is killing thousands of sea lions in Peru

Avian flu has decimated the marine creatures on the country’s Pacific coastline and scientists fear it could be jumping from mammal to mammal

The Guardian - UK

Bowhead whales' migration patterns have shifted in the Arctic

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — With ice declining, bowhead whales of the Pacific Arctic are staying longer in the waters up north. A change in migration patterns could affect the bowheads' health and safety, as well as hunters' access to the subsistence resource.

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Commentary: Be a good neighbor to wildlife: Create a garden fit for a queen (bee) this spring

Last spring, I decided to let native wildflowers take over a small area of my lawn. I was giddy with excitement and hopeful that my little garden would be a haven for insects and other wildlife in a neighborhood where manicured lawns and landscape pavers are the norm.

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‘It’s very big’: new species of giant trapdoor spider discovered in Queensland

The arachnid plays an important role in the leaf litter ecosystem, helping to control insect populations

The Guardian - AU

Our mysterious night parrot has terrible vision – but we discovered it might be able to hear like an owl

One bird bucks the stereotype of Australia’s raucous parrots – the mysterious and critically endangered night parrot (Pezoporus occidentalis). Rather than flying around in noisy flocks or eating fruit in trees, the night parrot roosts all day in a clump of sharp spinifex grass. When darkness falls, it scurries about…

The Conversation

World’s biggest single eradication operation aims to remove mice from island

Invasive house mice threaten endangered seabirds and wildlife on Marion Island in Indian Ocean

The Guardian - UK

Underwater WWII Wreck Has Become A Refuge For Marine Life

It has been demonstrated that coral reefs can grow remarkably well on artificial substrates made from sunken battleships.

Zenger

Hunt for head of ‘butchered’ shark that washed up on UK beach

TV historian Dan Snow has joined the hunt for the remnants of the animal

The Independent UK

France ordered to curb mass dolphin deaths in fishing nets

France’s highest administrative body has ordered the government to better protect endangered dolphins and porpoises in a French industrial fishing hub in the Atlantic Ocean that has become controversial over links to mass deaths of cetaceans in recent years

The Independent UK

Researchers: Inbreeding a big problem for endangered orcas

New research suggests that inbreeding may be a key reason that the Pacific Northwest’s endangered population of killer whales has failed to recover despite decades of conservation efforts

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‘Like a Roman hoard’: calls grow for return of Hampshire shark’s body parts

Historian Dan Snow assembled team to ‘secure the shark for science’ but head, tail and fin were gone

The Guardian - AU

Flood and heat: why millions of fish are dying in western NSW

How did the latest mass fish kill happen? How does it differ from previous events and how can we stop it happening again?

France 24

UN to release capstone report on climate change amid rising carbon emissions

A major new United Nations report being released Monday is expected to provide a sobering reminder that time is running out if humanity wants to avoid passing a dangerous global warming threshold.

Evening Standard

Beavers being reintroduced to London as part of rewilding project

‘Beaver safaris’ will allow Londoners to see the giant rodents in their new habitat

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'Rare and giant' trapdoor spider species, Euoplos dignitas, discovered in Brigalow Belt

The nocturnal species can be found burrowed inside trapdoors about the diameter of a 50-cent piece in the black soil west of Bundaberg.

The Conversation

What is myrtle rust and why has this disease closed Lord Howe Island to visitors?

Some 70% of the World Heritage-listed Lord Howe Island has been closed to non-essential visitors in response to a recurrence of the plant disease myrtle rust.

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: This great white egret lives up to its name

Roxton, Bedfordshire: Whiter than a snow-white swan, a true egret in appearance, but its length makes it impossible to confuse with its diminutive cousins

The Conversation

How did millions of fish die gasping in the Darling – after three years of rain?

Millions of dead fish float on the surface of the river. Native bony herring and introduced young carp, as well as a few mature Murray cod and golden perch. History is repeating on the Darling River at Menindee. This new fish kill is even worse than the enormous 2018–2019 fish…

Salon

The case for persuading kids to eat bugs

Eating insects as a source or protein can help to protect the planet. Will children be open to it?

The Independent UK

TV historian calls for return of head of rare shark washed up on UK beach

Dan Snow was speaking after the shark’s body was found by walkers on Lepe Beach in Hampshire.

The Conversation

Extinct but not gone – the thylacine continues to fascinate us

Human life on Earth is utterly dependent on biodiversity but our activities are driving an increase in extinctions. Yet some extinct species continue to hold our fascination. New methods in genetics and reproductive biology hold the promise that de-extinction – resurrecting extinct species – could soon be possible.

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