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Tasmanian salmon industry used more than 2,400 anti-seal explosives in three months

‘Seal crackers’ and bean bag rounds are designed to scare off protected wildlife but critics say the occasionally deadly measures amount to animal cruelty

The Guardian - AU

Seagulls' survival instinct drives food theft - but here's how to stop them stealing your chips

Seagulls are bold when it comes to taking food from humans - so what can we do when we're under attack?

Wales Online

Warning of sea lice bites at British lakes as swimmers report ‘nips’ and ‘stings’

Sea lice or jellyfish larvae thought to be responsible

The Independent UK

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Chicago outdoors: Fox River green heron, decoy windfall, steel dove shot question, fall king promise

A question on steel shot for dove season is answered, a photograph of a Fox River green heron, a decoy sale windfall, and the promise of returning fall Chinook are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

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Living sea walls and kelp forests: the plans to lure marine life back to Sydney Harbour

‘Seabirds to Seascapes’ project aims to boost biodiversity and improve water quality, encouraging seals and penguins back to the harbour

The Guardian - AU

Expert: Algeria Fires Burned UNESCO-listed Park

More than 10 percent of a UNESCO-listed biosphere reserve has been destroyed by fires that tore through northeastern Algeria, killing at least 38 people, an expert told AFP on Saturday. The figure cited by Rafik Baba Ahmed, former director of the El Kala Biosphere Reserve, means that the burned area…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Sydney Harbour receives $9.1 million funding boost to improve marine habitat and water quality

It's hoped millions of dollars in funding will help restore the much-loved wildlife and marine habitats making their home in Sydney's iconic Harbour, damaged by two centuries of urban development and industrial activity.

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The best Penscynor Wildlife Park memories over the years

The legendary Neath wildlife park welcomed hundreds of thousands of visitors between 1971 and 1998

Wales Online

Islands in Odisha’s Hirakud reservoir turn ideal nesting ground

Vast swathes of water act like shield against predators.

The Hindu

African Migratory Birds Threatened by Hot, Dry Weather

Africa's migratory birds are threatened by changing weather patterns in the center and east of the continent that have depleted natural water systems and caused a devastating drought. Hotter and drier conditions due to climate change make it difficult for traveling species who are losing their water sources and breeding…

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African migratory birds threatened by hot, dry weather

Africa’s migratory birds are threatened by changing weather patterns in the center and east of the continent that have depleted natural water systems and caused a devastating drought

The Independent UK

Tangled politics: why shark nets are still being used on NSW beaches

Experts say ‘nets don’t work’ and the meshing program is in its death throes – so when will there be sufficient political will to scrap them?

The Guardian - AU

Great Barrier Reef's Master Reef Guides help map, explore greatest uncharted region on Earth

Master Reef Guides are modern day explorers who share their experience of a spectacular underwater wilderness.

ABC News

From pest to quest: how the Tasmanian tiger captured the imagination

Today the possible re-creation of the thylacine generates worldwide headlines. By contrast the last thylacine’s death did not generate any headlines at all

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Birdwatching around Chicago: 8 unconventional tips

There’s more to Chicago-area birdwatching than Montrose Point’s Magic Hedge. Birders share some tips for birding off the beaten path.

Wales Online

Giant sex-crazed spiders are about to invade your home and they want to have babies

Spider mating season is upon us once again

The Hindu

Whale carcass washes ashore at Veli

Bryde's whale is a common species of 'great whales' or rorquals found in Indian waters

Evening Standard

Cornwall: Blue shark spotted in Cornish estuary sparks concerns for welfare

Concerns were raised for the welfare of a five-foot shark spotted swimming in an estuary on the British coast

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Tigress, cubs driven back into forest in Wayanad

The animals enter adjoining Mannundi forest, nearly 2-km from human habitation

Dynamite News

Research: Male spiders counter female cannibalism by maximizing sperm transfer

Male spiders have evolved behavioural mating strategies to improve their chances of mating despite the risk of being cannibalised by their mates. Read more on Dynamite News:

Wales Online

Swimmers urged to avoid tourist attraction seafront lakes because of painful bites from sea lice

A number of people have reported getting stung or bitten while taking a dip

Daily Mirror

Flesh-eating sea lice biting swimmers in UK seafront lakes as people urged to stay away

Swimmers using both Marine Lake in North Somerset and Marine Lake in Weston-super-Mare have reported being ‘bitten’ and left with red patches while taking a dip in the pools

The Guardian - UK

Scotland’s butterflies flourishing in hotter summers

Several species including red admiral show marked increase but climate crisis poses long-term threat

The Conversation

Why you should have more sympathy for seagulls – and how to stop them stealing your chips

On a summer’s day at the beach, the sound of seagulls is part of the ambience. But what about when they’re in the middle of a city, or when they’ve just taken your lunch? Not a lot of people like seagulls. They’re loud, messy and quite partial to whatever you’re…

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‘World’s Loneliest Orca’ Spends Its Days Splashing Water Around Its Isolated Tank

This harrowing footage shows a lonely killer whale circling its tank and thrashing water after surviving its friends and offspring.

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