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How culling Australia's feral water buffalo could help tackle climate change

The world’s largest wild population of water buffalo now roam Australia. As does the largest wild herd of camels. We have millions of feral goats and deer. For these introduced species, Australia is a paradise. Plenty of vegetation, and not many predators, other than dingoes, crocodiles and humans.

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Greedy seal tragically dies in failed capture after eating every fish in lake

Hungry seal Nelson arrived in Marks Hall Fisheries in Rochford, Essex in December and refused to leave. After three rescue attempts, the animal was shot with a tranquiliser and died

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Japanese Knotweed: Worst affected areas in Bristol for invasive plants

The invasive plant is damaging homes and growing through walls, check this heat map to find out if its growing near you

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Japanese knotweed hotspots in Scotland as map shows where invasive plant grows

Some areas have more than 100 reported instances of the invasive plant in just a four kilometre radius.

Daily Record

Earwigs are the hero single mothers of the insect world – and good for your garden too

You lift a stone and staring up at you is a little insect with its tail curled and pincers ready to inflict who knows what. Then you see its attendants – tiny white insects, huddled underneath. Should you drop the stone and quash them, or leave them be?

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Carp herpes virus could help reduce degradation of Logan, Albert river systems

Introducing a virus to cull carp in southeast Queensland waterways has in-principle support from the government but concerns for the effects on other species mean it is not yet a done deal.

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Research continues into Bremer Canyon orca hotspot that baffles scientists

The apex predators appear at the Bremer Canyon every summer to search for food and find a mate, but their migration patterns leave scientists baffled.

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Lack of sleep reduces FIFO workers' alertness by 20 per cent on mine sites, study finds

Researchers tracking the sleep of fly-in fly-out workers find most are "barely scraping" the threshold for adequate rest on days off — let alone days on shift — in the largest study of its kind.

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Concerns for red-listed Scottish puffins after mass deaths

Ornithologists call for urgent research as Scottish puffins among those found washed up dead in Spain

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The Japanese Knotweed hotspots across Leeds

The invasive plant can cause problems for people across the city

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Trackers show rescued whales surviving and thriving after mass stranding in Tasmania

Months on from a mass whale stranding on Tasmania's west coast, researchers say all the effort saving and refloating 44 of them has paid off with electronic trackers confirming they are thriving.

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Natural Resources Wales is looking at whether beavers could be reintroduced into the wild

One campaigner says beavers have already been 'studied to death' and that Wales was behind the rest of Europe on reintroductions

Wales Online

Climate activists block main road into The Hague

Hundreds of climate activists have blocked one of the main roads into The Hague, defying attempts to prevent their protest that have sparked concerns about restrictions on the right to demonstrate

The Independent UK

Greater Manchester's most common garden birds - and why they need you this weekend

Last year 20,000 people in Greater Manchester took part in the Big Garden Birddwatch

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Four new species of sticky, carnivorous sundew discovered in WA thanks to social media

Citizen scientists prove again how valuable they can be after researchers confirm four of the six new sundew species discovered recently were found by everyday people.

The Independent UK

Diver decapitated by Great White shark in front of fishermen off coast of Mexico

“He was diving when the animal attacked him, ripping off his head and biting both shoulders,” fisherman says

Daily Record

Otter makes miraculous recovery after being found injured on road near Kinross

The small mammal is understood to have been struck by a vehicle before he was discovered by a passer-by

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Vast flocks of female chaffinches are gone

Brief letters: Disappearing chaffinches | Please be our PM | Betting on a resignation | Caught out in court | Infinite age

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‘Brazil was asleep’: as the rains come, hope reawakens for the Amazon

While the honeymoon mood created by the new government will run up against political reality, the euphoria is not blind

Radio France Internationale

Report reveals a third of Amazon forest degraded by human activity, drought

More than one-third of the Amazon rainforest may have been degraded by human activity and drought, researchers say, as Brazilian President Lula da Silva urged his French counterpart to attend the upcoming summit of Amazon countries.

Daily Mirror

Diver killed in brutal shark attack after predator 'rips head and shoulders off'

WARNING DISTRESSING CONTENT: Manuel Lopez was diving in Tobari Bay when the shark attacked him after local divers had been warned about sharks in the area several days before

Daily Mirror

Man beats shark with HAMMER on beach in horrifying video - and could face charges

WARNING, DISTRESSING FOOTAGE: The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is recommending charges against a 33-year-old man after he allegedly smashed a shark with a hammer on Bicentennial Beach Park

Daily Record

Dumfries and Galloway Council swoops on hundreds of seagull nests in bid to curb causing chaos

Several council buildings, including primary schools and community centres, have also been "gull-proofed"

Evening Standard

Pilot whale stranding in UK shows impact of climate change, say scientists

The animal, stranded on the Pembrokeshire coast, was identified as a short-finned pilot whale – a species usually only found in warm waters.

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: An Arctic rarity has caused a stir

Langstone, Hampshire: Hunkered down out of the wind, away from its cackling cousins, is a lone Sabine’s gull

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