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The hidden underwater forests that could help tackle the climate crisis

Kelp absorbs carbon dioxide and has high nutritional value, but it is under threat from rising temperatures, pollution and invasive species

The Guardian - UK

Thor the walrus filmed returning to the sea at Scarborough

Arctic mammal had won the hearts of residents and caused the town’s fireworks display to be cancelled

The Guardian - UK

Extinction Rebellion vow to stop protests that disrupt public in New Year's resolution

The climate group, which uses radical protesting tactics such as blockading traffic and spray painting buildings, said “very little has changed – emissions continue to rise and our planet is dying at an accelerated rate"

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Thor the celebrity walrus swims off to Arctic after enjoying New Year break in UK

New Year's Eve fireworks in Scarborough were cancelled so that they did not disturb the unexpected visitor who attracted huge crowds to the harbour

Daily Mirror

Town forced to abandon New Year's Eve fireworks after walrus washes up on shore

The large walrus nicknamed "Thor" was spotted at Scarborough Harbour on December 30

Manchester Evening News

Winter colour: evergreens can also come in uplifting reds

At this darkest time of the year, we depend on evergreens to do the heavy lifting. But don’t forget they come in a range of colours

The Guardian - UK

'Thor' the walrus spotted on UK harbour forcing council to axe New Year fireworks

The large walrus nicknamed 'Thor' was found resting on a UK beach in a rare sighting in Scarborough - and has now caused disruption to the town's firework display

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Eighty-five new types of wasp among more than 351 species identified in 2022

Also discovered was a frog that grows to just eight millimetres in length

The Independent UK

Manatee die-off season looms as trial of feeding them lettuce begins again

When the state’s wildlife department flung the first handful of lettuce to a starving manatee in the Indian River a year ago, it was an act of desperation driven by a catastrophic die-off and violating an environmental golden rule that animal behavior should not be messed with that way.

Orlando Sentinel

Stunning footage shows ‘way of the orca’ while attacking prey

A Southern California photographer has captured extraordinary footage revealing how transient orcas stun their prey before participating in a group feast.

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Do fireworks harm animals? We ask an expert

Pyrotechnics send animals’ heart rates soaring, triggering a panic response and a desire to flee, says Prof Claudia Wascher

The Guardian - UK

ASU Study: Over 1.1 Million Sea Turtles Poached In Past 3 Decades

The unlawful killing and trafficking of animals and plants, together with the climate issue, is one of the biggest dangers to wildlife biodiversity. Read on for details:

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Endangered quolls given 'second chance' at Barrington sanctuary

In a "globally significant moment" which gives a near-extinct species a second lease at survival, 10 eastern quolls have been released into a NSW nature reserve.

Newcastle Herald

Real snowbird in Southern California? Snowy owl to be exact

Snowbirds are a common sight in Southern California in wintertime — except when they’re actually a bird

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Endangered quolls given 'second chance'

Declared extinct on the Australian mainland 50 years ago, eastern quolls are making a comeback thanks to an ongoing rewilding program.

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Watch: Leopard leaps onto van and rips off window deflector

A leopard that attacked 15 people in India was captured in video displaying its aggressive behavior by attacking a van.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Honeybees are at risk, along with the crops they pollinate. These scientists think the solution lies in the insects’ brains

PHILADELPHIA — The honeybees looked perfectly healthy, buzzing about their boxy wooden hive on a warm autumn day in central Pennsylvania.

The Conversation

Curious Kids: do all animals have belly buttons?

Do live-born lizards have belly buttons, and do live-born reptiles have an umbilical cord? – Gaelle, aged 12, Bristol, UK

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Farm-bred octopus: A benefit to the species or an act of cruelty?

KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii — Sandwiched here between the Pacific Ocean and Kona Airport — atop a dusty volcanic desert — dozens of 50-gallon water tanks gurgle and bubble away; each home to a solitary, wild-caught octopus and a couple of floating, plastic bath toys.

The Independent UK

Antarctic penguins recognise themselves in mirror, hinting they belong to small list of self-aware animals

Capacity to have a ‘self-concept’ of themselves as ‘individuals’ may be an important step in penguins’ evolution, study says

The National (Scotland)

Red squirrel conservation efforts need a rethink, report suggests

NEW research and a five-year study of red squirrel behaviour indicate that conservation efforts targeting one of Scotland’s most-loved species…

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Calls to rethink red squirrel conservation strategy

NEW research and a five-year study of red squirrel behaviour indicate that conservation efforts targeting one of Scotland’s most-loved species…

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Whale Watch Week returns in-person in Oregon after pandemic

Whale Watch Week in Oregon is returning in-person for the first time since the pandemic

The Independent UK

Study documents first known observation of spider web so sturdy even birds can perch on them

Jorō spiders weave golden webs and sometimes use their silk like a parachute to float on air

Tribune News Service

Minnesota finalizes plan to keep wolf population stable

Minnesota wildlife officials have finalized a plan to keep the state's wolf population stable for the next decade. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources would aim to keep the population between 2,200 and 3,000 animals, which is where it has been for about 30 years.

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