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Australia Has Discovered Another Giant Spider

The Brigalow Belt in Central Queensland is the only place to find the uncommon and enormous species of trapdoor spider.

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Antarctic expedition shows melting ice presents a growing threat to whales

A recent expedition in the "remote and hostile" waters of Antarctica is shedding more light on how signs of climate change will shape future generations of whales.

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'Backwards step': Call for next FM not to scrap improved marine protection zones

MORE than 40 environmental organisations have called on the SNP leadership candidates not to scrap plans that would improve the protection offered…

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Britain’s wild woods are under threat and we’re running out of time to save them

The UK has a strange relationship with its woodlands. Trees and woods form part of the national identity, yet with only about 13% tree cover, it is one of the least wooded countries in Europe.

The Conversation

New giant species of spider that makes trapdoors discovered in Australia

The so-called trapdoor spiders are found only in Queensland and build “trap doors” out of leaves to prey on insects

The Independent UK

Scientists reveal how deceptive daisy creates ‘fake lady flies’ to attract males

Gorteria diffusa is the only daisy known to develop structures on its petals that look like female flies.

The Independent UK

Temperature change raises risk of pesticides to bees: Study

According to a new study, temperature influences how badly pesticides affect bee behaviour, implying that the effects of climate change are unpredictable. Read further on Dynamite News:

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A UK citizen’s assembly on nature gives us hope, but can we really change?

Being part of the People’s Plan for Nature, it was illuminating to see how people could reach consensus

The Guardian - UK

Best places to see wildflower meadows blooming in the UK this spring

Orchids, wild garlic, primroses, bluebells, cowslips and violets are just some of the wild flowers which can be found in different spots across the UK when spring arrives

Daily Mirror

Brave newt world: the species swimming against the tide of Italian marble

The discovery of the endangered Italian alpine newt in a disused mine has shone a light on the biodiversity hiding in the Carrara marble quarries of Tuscany

The Guardian - UK

Akhilesh Yadav blames Yogi government after UP man's Sarus crane 'friend' goes 'missing'

Former Uttar Pradesh chief minister Akhilesh Yadav has alleged negligence on the part of chief minister Yogi Adityanth-led State government after a Sarus crane, whose 'friendship' with one Arif Khan Gurjar from Mandka village in the State had warmed many hearts, was relocated by forest department officials. Read further on…

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Fisherman eats three-clawed crab caught in Wide Bay region

Monty Schloss was boating when a mud crab with "three hands" landed in his net. It was delicious.

ABC News

Scientists warn of unusual parasite that killed sea otters off California coast

LOS ANGELES — Four sea otters that washed ashore on the California coast died from an unusual parasite that scientists warn could possibly infect other marine wildlife and humans.

Los Angeles Times

Study charts decade of loss on Australian reefs

More than half of the most common species on the reefs that ring Australia have suffered population declines over the past decade

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Decline of more than 500 species of marine life on Australian reefs ‘the tip of the iceberg’, study finds

Increasing ocean temperatures present ‘existential threat’ with knock-on effects for ecosystems and commercial fisheries, researchers say

ABC News

Most shallow-water reef species declined over past 10 years, Australia-wide study finds

The "most comprehensive assessment of marine species population trends to date" finds a majority of Australia's shallow-water reef species have declined over the past decade from all around the continent.

The Independent UK

EXPLAINER: Behind big seaweed belt lurking for some beaches

There's a pesky problem in a wide stretch of the Atlantic Ocean that's likely to wash up on some beaches later this year: Seaweed

The National (Scotland)

Grouse moors face licensing under Holyrood bill which aims to end raptor persecution

A BILL which aims to end the illegal persecution of raptors through a variety of measures, including a licencing regime for grouse moors, has been…

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Birdwatchers elated as Alpine swifts flock to Britain and Ireland in rare numbers

Funnel of south-westerly winds help push birds towards Irish coast and UK mainland as far north as Scotland

Evening Standard

Australian scientists discover ‘big, beautiful’ new trapdoor spider species

The giant and rare spiders can grow five centimetres long and are only found in Queensland

The Conversation

Why the ethics of octopus farming is so troubling

The Guardian - UK

Drought threatening British moth species with local extinction

Some species of insect no longer being seen in areas that are becoming drier and hotter

AAP

Calls for royal commission after Menindee fish kill

The NSW Greens want a royal commission to investigate the management of the Murray-Darling Basin, including whether water policies address climate change.

The Guardian - AU

Sex on the beach: pressures of extreme polygamy may be driving southern elephant seals to early death

Study finds males, who can command a harem of up to 100 females, driven to gain weight as quickly as possible by foraging in areas full of predators

The Independent UK

Decline in number of monarch butterflies wintering in Mexico

The number of monarch butterflies wintering in the mountains of central Mexico dropped by 22%, and the number of trees lost in their favored wintering ground more than tripled compared to last year

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