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Cheetah will face hostile environment in India, difficult to survive, says Ullas Karanth

Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh, he says, can hold a maximum of five cheetahs. The eight cheetahs from Nambia have been put in an area of five square kilometers, which is 160 times more than the natural density the animals need to survive

The Hindu

Discovered in the deep: the sea cucumber that lives a jellyfish life

The Pelagothuria natatrix is an extremely rare species of sea cucumber – with a gelatinous body, it spends most of its time swimming

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Port Stephens' human whale shaping for a big return - with a twist

The drawcard event, in which people assemble in the shape of a whale on the sand, last went ahead in July 2019 and drew more than 1400 registered participants.

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Six dreamy eco escapes to get off the grid within an easy drive of Newcastle

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A time for every visitor to come to the Kimberley

The Kimberley's changing landscape makes it a spectacular place to visit at any time of year. But don't expect the same sights with each visit. The

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The peregrine falcon's 'remarkable' resurgence coming back from near extinction

The peregrine falcon is likely to have its conservation status upgraded from rare to secure in South Australia, with experts crediting its comeback from near extinction to an ability to adapt to city living.

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World's oldest known manta ray celebrates more than 40 years on Great Barrier Reef

This melanistic ray with its distinct black belly still leaves divers in awe four decades after it was first sighted.

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Climate change could make one household pest increase its path of destruction

In nature, wood-eating termites play a broad and important role in warm tropical and sub-tropical ecosystems

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Herpetofaunal survey finds capital wildlife division as a biodiversity hotspot

Survey has recorded 67 amphibian and 80 reptile species, many of which have been classified as vulnerable, endangered and near-threatened by the IUCN

The Hindu

Tory MPs dismiss critical RSPB campaign as ‘marketing strategy’

Wildlife charities accused of trying to ‘upset people’ by urging members to condemn environment policies

The Guardian - UK

Rise up, twitchers! The thinktanks are coming

Time is running out to protect the RSPB and National Trust from climate crisis-denying, neoliberal lobbyists and their nature-hating Tory cronies

The Guardian - UK

Several species recorded in Munnar faunal survey

As many as 101 delegates representing Kerala University, Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University and several NGOs participated in the four-day annual exercise

The Hindu

Scientists hopeful tiny ocean zooplankton will help tell if climate change targets are met

Data being collected from zooplankton in the deep waters of the Southern Ocean is allowing scientists to directly measure the impacts of global climate change and whether emissions targets are working.

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Shark bite survivor Chantelle Doyle enters boxing ring for marine conservation

Two years after being bitten by a great white shark, Ms Doyle is preparing to face her fears in the boxing ring to raise money for marine conservation.

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Richard Mosse returns to National Gallery of Victoria with Broken Spectre, filmed in the Amazon rainforest

A monumental new artwork co-commissioned by the National Gallery of Victoria documents the pre-eminent environmental disaster of our times in a startling new way — while being disarmingly beautiful.

The Guardian - AU

Anything but plain: inside the Australian push to grow vanilla outside the tropics

Synthetic vanilla now accounts for 99% of vanilla products, but demand for the real deal is high and growing

The Canberra Times

Why you need to gather up and mail any gang-gang cockatoo feathers you find

The feather collection project, which receives funding from the Commonwealth government, is now looking at developing a strategic conservation monitoring program for birds.

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Watch: Massive ‘alien’ sunfish gets helping hand from boat crew

Renowned big-wave surfer and freediver Mark Healey has shared video showing him using a brush to remove parasites from a Mola mola, or ocean sunfish.

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The Hindu

The cheetah that loved Hyderabadi biryani

Nobility showed off their pet cheetahs and posed for photographs before and after hunts; for the British, they defined India’s exotic wildlife

Chicago Sun-Times

The roof, the roof, the roof is growing at Aquascape

Exploring and learning the green roof, billed as largest sloping green roof in North America, at Aquascape in St. Charles.

The Hindu

Illegal overfishing adds to concerns of fish stock depletion in Vembanad Lake

Fisheries department has launched an extensive patrolling across the region

Manchester Evening News

Rare fossa triplets born at Chester Zoo for the first time

The 12-week old pups have emerged from their den for the first time

The Times of India

Madhya Pradesh: Tiger found dead in Pench river, officers suspect 'occult practice' behind missing paws

BHOPAL: The Carcass of an adult tiger was found floating in a river in the buffer zone of Pench National Park in Chhindwara district with its paws missing, triggering a panic among the forest department on Saturday when all six parks and reserves in the state were opened for tourists…

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More penguins dying from avian flu at Cape Town's Boulders beach colony

More penguins have died from avian flu at the colony at Cape Town's Boulders beach, a popular tourist attraction and an important breeding site in South Africa, raising concerns for the species and for other seabirds.

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Animals: Evidence of social relationships between chimpanzees, gorillas

The first evidence of lasting social relationships between chimpanzees and gorillas in the wild has been found during a long-term study led by primatologist Crickette Sanz at Washington University in St. Louis. Read more on Dynamite News

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