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It’s time Australia recognised cats and their impact as a major environmental issue

Domestic cats destroy over one million native animals a day – but Australians still find it hard to accept their own cute little moggie could be a killer

The Guardian - AU

Do videos show ivory-billed woodpecker, or is it extinct?

The federal government has been asked to consider at least two videos made in recent years as evidence that ivory-billed woodpeckers may still exist

The Independent UK

Watch: Yellowstone wolves chase nosy bear up a tree

A tour company that operates in Yellowstone National Park has shared footage showing two male wolves chasing a black bear up a tree.

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More than 150 endangered vultures poisoned in South Africa, Botswana

Birds died after feeding from carcass of buffalo, which appeared to have been laced with poison, conservationist says.

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Mrs Wolowitz, oldest penguin at Edinburgh zoo, killed by fox

Staff mourn northern rockhopper with ‘massive personality’, killed when fox broke into enclosure

The Guardian - UK

Over 300 hares killed by planes at Dublin Airport

The most likely time for the animals to be hit was around sunrise and midnight

Dublin Live

Paddleboarder and dog thrown into sea as shark bites board in second attack this summer

The paddleboarder was thrown off but able to climb back on and return to shore with his dog uninjured in the second shark attack in the same area in as many months

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World Elephant Day: why are elephants endangered?

Numbers have plummeted over the past century due to poaching and habitat changes

Evening Standard

New Zealand rescuers use buckets and towels in race to save stranded dolphins

New Zealand has world’s highest stranding rate for dolphins and whales

The Independent UK

The Soviet Union once hunted endangered whales to the brink of extinction – but its scientists opposed whaling and secretly tracked its toll

Every year, an estimated 13 million people go whale-watching around the world, marveling at the sight of the largest animals ever to inhabit Earth. It’s a dramatic reversal from a century ago, when few people ever saw a living whale. The creatures are still recovering from massive industrial-scale hunting that…

The Conversation

Five of the best shady woodland walks around Scotland to keep cool

Escape the sunshine for a cooling walk in the woods.

Daily Record

Scots beachgoers warned over hidden weever fish with extremely painful sting within minutes

In recent years, the little fish have been spotted on beaches in East Lothian, Fife and Tayside.

Daily Record

Poland investigates 'ecological catastrophe' of fish die-off

Poland has deployed soldiers to help clean up the country's second-longest river after 10 tons of dead fish surfaced from the waterway

The Independent UK

Quaking grass dances and looks golden in the sun – and growing it is a breeze

One of our prettiest native grasses self-seeds effortlessly – and watching it quiver in a vast meadow is a joy

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'Synthetic chemical' substance blamed for mass death of fish in Oder river in Germany and Poland as investigations continue

At least 10 tonnes of dead fish are removed from the Oder as investigations continue into contaminated water.

Wales Online

A bottlenose dolphin leaps out of the water next to a boat off the coast of Wales

The video was captured by Joshua Pedley, who was running a trip for Ukrainian refugees

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: The heat is hurrying summer towards its conclusion

Blacka Moor, South Yorkshire: The rowanberries are orange here and the blackberries ripe too. Meanwhile, a pair of stonechats are on the hunt

Reuters

New Zealand rescuers use buckets, towels to save stranded dolphins

Volunteers in New Zealand saved seven of nine stranded dolphins on Friday, carrying buckets of water and wrapping the animals in towels to keep them hydrated until the tide on a remote beach rose sufficiently to float them back to sea.

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Silence of the Lambs' death's-head hawk moth mystery solved in longest-distance insect study

The creepy moth found in the throats of murder victims in The Silence of the Lambs is helping unlock the mysteries of long-haul migration.

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New study shows how COVID lockdowns impacted birds in Northwest US

SEATTLE — While the unusual quiet of COVID's first months was hard on many people, it allowed birds in the Pacific Northwest to use a wider range of habitats, according to a newly published University of Washington study.

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Kangaroo Island wildlife sanctuary rebounds from bushfires to create citizen science ocean tours

A new style of tourism encourages people to involve themselves in research and conservation while visiting locations, rather than just taking in the sights.

The Independent UK

Bird flu outbreak on Farne Islands ‘could kill up to 50,000 birds’

Experts fear virus could spread to internationally significant populations of other types of birds coming to UK

ABC News

Koala sighting near Lithgow raises hopes of unmapped colony after Blue Mountains bushfire destruction

Unexpected sightings of koalas near the Blue Mountains give hope that a disease-free colony is recovering after the Black Summer bushfires.

Zenger

Rare Two-Headed Mutant Baby Tortoise

The phenomenon of double-headed creatures goes back at least 150 million years.

The Conversation

These unusual moths migrate over thousands of kilometres. We tracked them to reveal their secret navigational skills

Migratory insects number in the trillions. They’re a major part of global ecosystems, helping to transport nutrients and pollen across continents – and often travelling thousands of kilometres in the process.

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