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Learning Behaviors For Behaviors Experience A Similar Way To Humans

New innovations can spread like social media memes through insect colonies as bumblebees learn to solve problems.

Zenger

Rainforests pump water round the tropics – but the pulse of this heart is weakening

Tropical forests are often referred to as the “lungs of the world”, describing the way their trees exchange gases with the atmosphere. By “breathing in” carbon dioxide and “breathing out” oxygen during photosynthesis, tropical forests remove about 15% of man-made carbon emissions and help to slow climate change.

The Conversation

Owl stows away on cruise ship for two weeks

The tiny burrowing owl had ‘nothing to claim in customs’

The Independent UK

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OPINION - Save the harebell! It’s not just climate that’s in crisis

WHEN’S the last time you saw an eco-activist throw tomato soup at a painting in the Tate Gallery to make a point about meadowsweet? Or lie down in front of traffic to draw public attention to the plight of the harebell?

Evening Standard

Editorial: High seas treaty shows the United Nations at its best

Two endangered entities — marine life and multilateralism — got a big weekend boost when the United Nations announced a significant new treaty to better protect ocean biodiversity.

Tribune News Service

Birdwatch: why the ‘king among gulls’ is a true heavyweight

Though gulls can be hard to tell apart, the great black-backed gull is rarely mistaken for anything else

The Guardian - UK

Half of Britain and Ireland’s native plants have declined over 20 years – study

Non-native species are now more numerous in wild – with implications for native insects

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International High Seas Treaty a 'huge leap forward' for marine conservation

Australian conservationists and researchers are celebrating an international agreement to protect the ocean and its animals.

ABC News

Bumblebees learn to solve puzzles by watching more experienced peers – study

Researchers said their work adds to growing evidence that bees are far smarter creatures than previously thought.

The Independent UK

Tasmania 'vital location' in 'rewilding' efforts to rebuild native animal populations

Scientists are starting to think outside the box when it comes to 'rewilding' — a practice of reintroducing native animals back into their habitat — but could bringing in predators like Tasmanian devils also help deal with foxes and feral cats on mainland Australia?

ABC News

The fight to protect Cheshire’s irreplaceable peatland

Letter: Macclesfield residents are campaigning to stop a supermarket and houses being built on one of the most biodiverse areas in Cheshire, says Diana Moss

The Guardian - UK

New Sir David Attenborough BBC series Wild Isles to star Northumberland on Sunday night

Parts of Wild Isles were filmed in the Farne Islands and feature Northumberland's puffins and gulls

Chronicle Live

European Rhinoceros Beetle found in Durham after 'hitching ride in potted plant' imported from Netherlands

The 5cm beetle has since been taken to Northumberland Zoo near Morpeth

Chronicle Live

Residents fear giant Tenby rats ‘as big as cats’ can make the Wales tourist cliff unstable

Structural repairs have begun and ‘temporary barriers’ are being placed in tourist destination’s affected areas

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Scotland to feature in new Sir David Attenborough BBC nature series

A new five-part BBC nature documentary presented by Sir David Attenborough will highlight the wildlife of the British Isles, and Scotland will be featured in the series.

ABC News

Amateur crocodile wrangler who shared videos of exploits on TikTok fined $12,000 in Townsville

A man who shared videos of himself capturing freshwater crocodiles on social media has been found guilty of 12 counts of taking a protected animal in Townsville.

Zenger

Why Arctic Geese Have Formed A New Migration Route

In response to the increasing effects of global warming, Arctic geese have established a new migration route and nesting habitat.

Daily Mirror

David Attenborough risked bird flu for first sight of rare chicks in Wild Isles series

PICTURE EXCLUSIVE: Sir David Attenborough's new series Wild Isles aims to give the wildlife of Britain 'the Africa treatment' and contains an astonishing sequence using infra-red technology

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Irish Mirror

Irish Government failing to stop illegal turf cutting on 'protected' bogs - it's own data shows

"Our bogs are in dire condition and while some important restoration work is underway, not far from these sites the exact opposite is happening under the watchful eye of the State"

The National (Scotland)

The rewilding project restoring Scotland's native oysters and seagrass meadows

FOLLOWING almost 20 years of negotiations, UN member states signed a treaty over the weekend which aims to protect vast swathes of the world’s…

Zenger

Elephants Memory Is Guided By Intelligence And Remembering Faces For Its Survival

Their intelligence is key to survival in the wild as elephants really do never forget a face.

The Guardian - AU

A sheep: the mascot of changing seasons

Sheep are descended from a ‘mouflon’. Yes (yes!)

Dynamite News

Ants play an important part in forest regeneration: Research

Ants have a significant role in forest regeneration, according to a recent paper from Binghamton University, State University of New York. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Authorities investigate death of rare leatherback turtle found north of Sydney

Wildlife experts are investigating how a rare sea turtle died, after it was found washed ashore.

ABC News

Fishers catch up to 18,000 carp as flooded Murray-Darling Basin sees population boom

Carp are the cane toads of Australian waterways, and in one corner of the Murray-Darling Basin locals and travellers are casting a line to help reduce numbers after floods.

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