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Shetland community helps return washed up minke whale to sea

A MINKE whale has made its way back out to sea after washing up on a beach in Shetland thanks to the efforts of the community in Levenwick.

The National (Scotland)

Endangered Giant Tortoise Rescued After Being Spotted In Texas City Park

The tortoise, who was named Walter O’Hare was taken to Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc. in Kendalia, Texas.

Zenger

Instagram vs reality images show dream beaches that actually ruined by seaweed

Sargassum, a type of seaweed mainly found in the Atlantic ocean, is creating problems for many famous paradise holiday destinations, turning their waters in murky jungles

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Climate change could force Loch Ness Monster to go in search of food leading to discovery

As extreme weather events become more common - such as the last heatwave - there will be a "much more unstable" climate for the monster, if it exists.

Daily Record

'Don't touch' warning to seaside visitors after huge jellyfish found on beach

People have been warned the creatures might sting

Wales Online

World's loneliest killer whale thrashes around in tiny tank after outliving kids

A killer whale in Canada has been dubbed the 'world's loneliest orca' after footage showed her alone and circling her tank following the death of its offspring and friends at MarineLand Park in Ontario, Canada

Daily Mirror

‘Genius engineering’: the battle to save Hawaii’s historic fish ponds

Neglected and polluted, the ponds were nearly barren of native species. But community efforts are starting to pay off

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SSPCA appeal for information after injured bird caught in illegal springer trap in Lanarkshire village had to be put to sleep

Stricken jackdaw discovered by a member of the public in Plains, with charity now urging people to help with their investigation

Daily Record

Adventurer Jamie Ramsay on solitude, rewilding our lives, and the power of a simple walk

The endurance athlete and solo traveller talks to Lauren Taylor about harnessing the wellbeing-boosting benefits of nature.

The Independent UK

Wind energy boom and golden eagles collide in the US West

The rush to build wind farms to combat climate change is colliding with preservation of one of the U.S. West’s most spectacular predators, the golden eagle

The Independent UK

Too hot to chirp: French heatwave silences cicadas of Provence

Insect’s mating call is a familiar sound of summer in region but experts say climate may force a relocation

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: A heady mix of sex and drugs for this wasp

Deerness Valley Way, County Durham: We watched the whole performance – a bewildered, stumbling wasp, unable to resist another floral visit

The Guardian - UK

Tree loss due to fire is worst in far northern latitudes, data shows

Forests in Russia are most affected, as scientists warn of escape of huge quantities of buried carbon dioxide

The Guardian - UK

Poland pulls 100 tonnes of dead fish from Oder river after mystery mass die-off

More than 500 firefighters deployed to haul in dead fish, using dams, boats, quad bikes and even a drone

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Stunning video shows huge hammerhead shark racing to catch stingrays

As they watched the beach below from their hotel balcony, Catarena Peek and her boyfriend Alec Deshotel were treated to a once-in-a-lifetime sighting.

ABC News

Manyallaluk School's quest for elusive pokipain and rare finch receives Landcare nomination

Students bring in spy cameras, commission DNA tests, and search high and low in their "treasure hunt" to find endangered animals in one of the most remote parts of the country.

ABC News

Drought, bushfires and beetles: The climate-related trifecta threatening Australia's iconic snow gums

Australia's beloved snow gums are being affected by drought, fire and disease, and those who know the high plains of the Australian Alps can see parts of the landscape changing before their eyes.

The Guardian - AU

Worm-eaten shipwreck of Captain Cook’s Endeavour under threat from more marine animals

Fish and crustaceans eating wreck to prey on shipworms and snails while storms could expose more wood to damage

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Daily Mirror

Loch Ness Monster could soon be discovered as climate change 'impacting depth of water'

As extreme weather events become more common - such as the last heatwave - there will be a "much more unstable" climate for the monster, if it exists

The Independent UK

Protection sought for rare butterflies at Nevada site

Conservationists suing to block a geothermal power plant in Nevada where an endangered toad lives are seeking U.S. protection for a rare Nevada butterfly near another geothermal project the developer plans near the Oregon line

Bristol Post

'Soul destroying' sight of dried out pond and rotting fish 'could have been prevented'

Graeme Boyce is devastated after his local pond in an Area of Natural Beauty has been left nearly empty of water, with dead fish rotting in the heat

USA Today Sports Media Group

Bear strikes tourist in Alaska in ‘extremely rare’ city encounter

A tourist in Anchorage sustained minor injuries Sunday night when a black bear swatted at her several times and made contact twice.

Daily Mirror

Incredible video shows moment man wrestles shark on a beach with his bare hands

The fisherman was seen holding the shark by its tail and dragging him onto the sand at Smith Point Beach in Long Island, USA, after the accidental catch, a witness said

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: A stony desert in the heart of the Peaks – and it’s thriving

Longstone Edge, Derbyshire: A lot of work has gone into making this a place of infertile land yet abundant wildlife. And pride of place goes to the rare spined mason bee

The Independent UK

Norway group wants to erect statue of euthanized walrus

A private fundraising campaign is underway in Norway to erect a statue of a walrus that was euthanized after authorities concluded the massive marine mammal posed a risk to humans

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