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Feeding cane toad corpses to freshwater crocodiles could protect species from pest

As Australia's cane toad invasion inches closer to conquering the Kimberley, innovative research using their corpses could protect populations of freshwater crocodiles in their path.

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Talking to whales: can AI bridge the chasm between our consciousness and other animals?

Speaking to animals has long been a fantasy. But now a dizzyingly ambitious project is harnessing all the power of modern science in an attempt to understand what whales say – and then hold conversations with them. By Patrick Barkham

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Tiny solar backpacks could help save the plains wanderer – one of Australia’s most endangered birds

Researchers hope to learn about movement of small birds using solar-powered devices tracked by satellite

The Guardian - AU

Hungry badgers wreak havoc in our Danish summerhouse meadow

Birds and bees fill the air, but there is turmoil underground. By Allan Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

When is deer rutting season in Scotland and where can you see the stags?

The spectacular sight of stags locking horns can be seen across Scotland in autumn.

Daily Record

Bee populations facing multiple challenges as Varroa mite and La Niña make for difficult spring

With a third consecutive La Niña declared and the ongoing threat of Varroa mite, bee populations are emerging into their busiest time of the year facing multiple challenges.

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When Colin's multiple sclerosis drives him 'quietly bonkers', the lure of the ocean is what saves him

Colin Chandler says multiple sclerosis is like "a cunning thief", but the ocean's "vibrant pulse of life" is what keeps him from spiralling.

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‘They will get you in a headlock’: Australians warned off pet kangaroos after second death in 100 years

Behavioural ecologist says 77-year-old Western Australian owner was probably seen by the hand-reared animal as a fellow marsupial

The Guardian - AU

On the Colorado River, growing concern for trout and chub

As America's large reservoirs on the Colorado River drop to record-low levels, fish are among those suffering the impact

The Independent UK

3 huge reasons why mosquitos want to eat you

If you check some, or all, of the mosquito’s search boxes, then you may find that you are a mosquito magnet.

Inverse

Why crustaceans keep evolving to look like crabs, and how to tell 'true' crabs from 'false' ones

Why do crab-like creatures keep turning up on the evolutionary tree, and how can you tell a "true crab" from a false one?

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Jet that flew in cheetahs had earned its stripes

The jet’s striking paint scheme — the image of a tiger — was planned in 2015.

The Hindu

American Hunters Cry Fowl Over Canada Border Ban

Birds don't recognize borders.

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Chicago Park District begins work on Uptown Coastal Natural Area

It will include native plants and shrubbery to provide a rest stop for migrating birds and improved stormwater filtration and will offer a spot to just enjoy nature

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India welcomes back cheetahs, 70 years after local extinction

Arrival of eight big cats coincides with the 72nd birthday of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Daily Record

The 30p spider repellent that will banish bugs from your home this autumn

There are affordable and natural ways to keep creepy crawlies out of your home.

Radio France Internationale

Fears world’s smallest primate may have quietly gone extinct

The world's smallest primate, Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, may have gone extinct as large swathes of its forest home are cleared for crops, scientists studying the species in western Madagascar warn.

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What does cheetah reintroduction mean for Kuno National Park?

It was seven decades ago when this cat species was declared extinct in India. The Asiatic cheetah, more than 70 years ago, went extinct in India, mostly due to poaching. Now, in a very exciting turn of events, eight African cheetahs were brought to India today from Namibia as a…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Cheetahs Make a Comeback in India after 70 Years

Seven decades after cheetahs died out in India, they're back. Eight big cats from Namibia made the long trek Saturday in a chartered cargo flight to the northern Indian city of Gwalior, part of an ambitious and hotly contested plan to reintroduce cheetahs to the South Asian country. Then they…

Reuters

Cheetahs return to India after 70-year absence

Eight radio-collared African cheetahs step out on to the grassland of Kuno National Park in central India, their final destination after a 5,000-mile (8,000 km) journey from Namibia that has drawn criticism from some conservationists.

Bangkok Post

India welcomes back first cheetahs in 70 years

NEW DELHI: Eight Namibian cheetahs arrived in India Saturday, decades after their local extinction, in an ambitious project to reintroduce the big cats that has divided experts on its chances for success.

The Independent UK

Cheetahs make a comeback in India after 70 years

Seven decades after cheetahs died out in India, they're back

The Hindu

Cheetahs from Namibia get a new home in India

PM releases three at National Park in Madhya Pradesh

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Iconic Ravensthorpe Wildflower Show celebrates 40 years of showcasing unique flora

In 1982 the WA town of Ravensthorpe hosted a wildflower show to highlight the region's unique biodiversity. Forty years later it boasts more than 700 wildflower species bringing in visitors from across Australia

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