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Bird put to sleep to end suffering after leg partially amputated by illegal trap in Lanarkshire

The Scottish SPCA are appealing for information after the Jackdaw was found caught in an illegal springer trap by a member of the public. They believe the trap was set up deliberately.

Glasgow Live

Conservationists thrilled to see new eggs from endangered osprey at Port Lincoln

Birders hope ospreys are taking to a series of artificial nests on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula as laying season starts.

ABC News

Kemp's ridley sea turtle nests 1st in 75 years in Louisiana

The world's smallest and most endangered sea turtle has hatched in Louisiana's wilds for the first known time in 75 years

The Independent UK

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Cameras strapped to dolphins capture surprise sea snake feast

A dolphin has been filmed hunting and eating sea snakes in what researchers say is the first time the behaviour has been observed.

ABC News

Mine-hunting dolphins filmed hunting and eating venomous sea snakes

Unique footage from US Navy sea mammals captures bursts of sonar clicks and victory squeals after grabbing meal

The Guardian - UK

Shark spotted along shoreline by UK country estate is same type that bit snorkeler

The six foot blue shark spotted in shallow waters off a Cornwall beach has raised concerns about its health, weeks after one of the creatures bit a snorkeler near Penzance

Daily Mirror

Green MSP welcomes ‘common sense’ decision against eagle culls

The Scottish Government has no intention of permitting a cull of white-tailed eagles, it has been confirmed

The National (Scotland)

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Breaching whale’s ‘shock wave’ generates chaos for kayakers

On Sunday, KINY shared an image showing kayakers in Hoonah experiencing a “close encounter of the whale kind!”

USA Today Sports Media Group

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

How politics has subverted conservation efforts to protect Kenya’s Mau Forest

The Mau Forest Complex is the largest montane tropical forest in East Africa. This is an ecosystem with rich biodiversity and characterised by high rainfall.

The Conversation

Warning issued as bird flu is confirmed in dead kittiwakes at popular South Tyneside beach

Avian influenza, known as bird flu, can also affect humans and mammals as well as birds

Chronicle Live

Beachgoers warned as huge jellyfish 'with nasty sting' washes up on British beach

Lion's Mane jellyfish may not be poisonous but they have a very nasty sting with dog warners urged to ensure their pets steer clear if one washes like they have been on Seaton Carew, Teesside

Daily Mirror

Strelley lion keeper Reece Oliver opening enclosure to the public with opportunities to feed cubs

'You will get a guided tour and can feed them through the cages with some tongs'

Nottingham Post

Reports of African cheetahs being stuck in transit 'completely unfounded', says Environment Ministry

The re-introduction of wild species, particularly the cheetah, is being undertaken as per the guidelines of the International Union for Conservation of Nature

The Hindu

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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.

Zenger

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.

Daily Mirror

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

Daily Record

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.

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

People have been warned the creatures might sting

Daily Mirror

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

The Guardian - US

‘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

Daily Record

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

The Independent UK

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 Guardian - 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

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