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Best mate saves teen's life after shark attack near Mistaken Island off Albany coast

A 17-year-old boy has survived a shark attack off WA's south coast, saying he owes his life to his mate who pulled him out of the water and piggybacked him across the rocks.

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Guide to UK's spiders that may pay you a visit

Common sight will only increase towards the end of summer

Wales Online

Chief scientist asked to intervene as coastal erosion 'disaster' worsens near Townsville

Queensland's chief scientist is being asked to intervene in the worsening coastal erosion 'disaster' near Townsville, which is threatening wetlands that provide a habitat to diverse fish and bird species.

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Watch: Yellowstone bison, feeling ornery, headbutts vehicle

A large bison was captured on video recently head-butting a small car in Yellowstone National Park, proving again that these animals warrant a wide berth.

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Shocking video shows New York man wrestling shark out of water on Long Island beach as onlooker screams

At least six bitten by sharks at New York beaches this summer

The Independent UK

Warning to Yorkshire beachgoers over tiny venomous fish you don't want to step on

Lifeguards have issued a warning to beachgoers over the summer

Manchester Evening News

Oder river: mystery of mass die-off of fish lingers as no toxic substances found

Polish scientists only found elevated salt levels after thousands of dead fish were found floating in the central European waterway

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How to finance marine conservation without harming local communities

Subject to overfishing, marine megafauna – such as sharks, rays, and turtles – are among the world’s most threatened species groups. Somewhat paradoxically, these species also have widespread appeal.

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The Leader podcast: Snakes on the Thames! Exotic pets wild in London

Huge shed layer ‘of boa constrictor skin’ found by river mudlark reveals clue to illegally-released animals

Evening Standard

Harrowing footage shows 600 penguins washed up on beach after devastating cyclone

Tragic footage shows the aftermath of a storm which hit southern Brazil after penguins, birds and turtles were found washed up on the coast by a local animal group

Daily Mirror

The ‘ambassador of rattlesnakes’ dies of a rattlesnake bite

William H. “Marty” Martin discovered a population of rattlesnakes at a previously unknown location aged nine, and continued to document timber rattlers into his 80s

The Independent UK

UK beach warning as Brits stung by venomous fish that cause 'excruciating' pain

The RNLI in Filey, Yorkshire has had several reports of beachgoers being stung by weever fish while out on the sand, leaving them with a nasty burning pain in their feet

Daily Mirror

Perthshire wildlife park gears up for ‘otterly’ brilliant summer

Crieff-based business plans expansion under new ownership

Insider UK

Cause for massive fish kill in German-Polish river unclear

German officials are expressing mounting anger at the slow flow of information from Poland about a polluted border river as experts race to discover what killed tens of thousands of fish

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On the hunt with New York’s spotted lanternfly squishers: ‘I came to kill’

Local officials have instructed residents to destroy the insects – and some New Yorkers are taking it very seriously

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Photographer captures 'oh wow' moment as whale breaches close to boat off Coffs Harbour

An amateur photographer says she is "stoked" after capturing a stunning picture of a whale breaching next to a boat off Coffs Harbour in New South Wales.

The Independent UK

Freya the walrus is put down by Norwegian officials after crowds of people refuse to stop harassing her

Freya was first spotted in Norway in mid-July, and attracted increasingly large numbers of visitors despite repeated police and government warnings

The Independent UK

How to help smaller birds fight for their share in your garden

Because tiny beaks need bird food as much as the big ones, says Sam Wylie-Harris.

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Zenger

Insects Use Sophisticated Navigation Systems For Long-Distance Migration

By closely following individual moths during migration, the world-first study unlocked a century-old mystery.

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Massachusetts Cop Rescues Hooked Bird Tangled In Fishing Line

It is unclear how the bird became tangled in the discarded fishing line.

Boston Herald

Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard beaches close to swimming after shark sightings: Great white spotted 25 yards from shore

Shark spotters have sure been busy these last few weeks along the Cape and Islands, including over the weekend as several shark alerts lit up the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy’s Sharktivity app.

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Freya the boat-climbing walrus euthanased by Norwegian authorities

The well-known walrus Freya has been euthanased by Norwegian authorities after she was drawing large crowds in the Oslo Fjord.

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Off-season native bee carers give macadamia farmer a pollination backup plan against varroa mite

Members of the public who welcome native beehives into their gardens in the off-season have helped a Queensland macadamia nut farmer bolster his defences against the threat of an invasive pest.

The Independent UK

German minister decries ecological catastrophe in Oder River

Germany’s environment minister says the mass die-off of fish in the Oder River is an ecological catastrophe and it's not clear yet how long it will take the river to recover

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Freya the walrus drew crowds of fans. And that's why Norway decided to euthanize her

Authorities had warned people not to get close to her or pose for photos with the massive mammal. As a last resort, officials decided she posed a threat to humans and needed to be euthanized.

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