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Scientists use tiny trackers, plane to follow moths on move

Scientists in Germany attached tiny trackers to giant moths looking for clues about insect migration

The Independent UK

Bear high on hallucinogenic 'mad honey' rescued in Turkey

The female bear looked rather confused as she lay in the back of a pick-up truck after being rescued from a forest

Irish Mirror

Edinburgh Zoo's oldest penguin dies after fox breaks into enclosure during the night

Mrs Wolowitz was Edinburgh Zoo's olden penguins and just one of dozens. She was sadly killed after an unwelcome visitor broke into the enclosure on Wednesday night.

Edinburgh Live

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The household lubricant which can help repel wasps as invasion hits homes and gardens

Wasps have arrived in their droves this summer but these tips could get them to buzz off

Wales Online

Butterfly decoys trick predators into attacking them in conservation study

Most people don’t realize how hard it is to be a butterfly. They live in a dangerous world, facing environmental challenges like habitat loss and climate change. They also have to contend with predators, including birds, wasps and dragonflies.

The Conversation

Urgent beach warning as 15 people left in agony after being stung by tiny fish

Dangerous weever fish - that leave stings as bad as childbirth - have been spotted on the beaches of North Wales, after worried parents were warned by coastguards to take precautions

Daily Mirror

New survey uncovers wealth of ladybird species around the North East

Volunteers have found 26 species of ladybirds in a range of colours and spot variations

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Beach warning after girl's foot 'bubbles up with poison'

There have been a number of reports of beachgoers being left in agony

Liverpool Echo

Dolphin pod creates spectacular displays off coast of Porthcawl

The pod have become very fond of the area in recent weeks

Wales Online

Saltwater toilets, desperate wildlife: Water-starved Catalina Island battles against drought

Island-dweller Lori Snell grimaced as she tallied her bill recently at the Avalon Laundry — nearly $50 for three large loads.

Los Angeles Times

Tests to take place on corpse of beluga whale stranded in France's river Seine

Tests were underway on Thursday on the body of the beluga whale that was euthanised while being transported from the river Seine to the open sea.

Radio France Internationale

South Florida’s monarch population is an ‘unusual beast.’ Some butterflies are endangered, but these plan to hang around

Jackie Minett is a tour guide at Butterfly World in Coconut Creek, Florida, dubbed the “butterfly capital of the world.” She leads children and seniors, some tourists, some Floridians, around the gardens to gawk at butterflies: zebra longwings, emperor butterflies, and, most recognizable of all, monarchs.

Tribune News Service

Huge wild boar races out of sea onto beach before chasing terrified tourists

A wild boar scared tourists as it charged up a beach on the Costa del Sol in Spain after emerging from the sea. The recent sighting is the latest in a number of reported incidents involving wild boars

Daily Mirror

Industry association claims grouse season can 'lessen cost-of-living crisis'

Post-pandemic return of visitors should help, but threat of Avian flu could curb the 2022 season

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Can wildlife stage a comeback on Sombrero Island’s barren moonscape?

A drive to eradicate non-native pests is slowly restoring the rocky Caribbean outpost’s unique species

Newcastle Herald

Plibersek confirms $3m for Port Stephens koala program

Ms Plibersek officially opened Port Stephens Koala Hospital on Thursday and made good on an election promise to help fund the first year of the five-year program.

Daily Mirror

Environmental damage warning as shooters prepare for Glorious Twelfth

Friday marks the traditional start of the red grouse season, with bloodsports fans set to to take moorlands

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: The abandoned farmhouse has new occupants now

Westshiels, Scottish Borders: On a thundery day I pick my way to this remote ruin that hasn’t been in human use for 70 years

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Illinois, feds must take steps to keep invasive carp out of Great Lakes

The Brandon Road Lock and Dam project near Chicago is needed to prevent carp from wreaking ecological and economic havoc on the country’s largest source of fresh water.

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Watch: Humpback whales crash family picnic in ‘unreal’ fashion

A family from Hoonah, Alaska, drove to False Bay recently for a picnic, unaware that acrobatic whales would provide thrilling entertainment.

The Conversation

Trophy hunting: why a UK import ban threatens wildlife conservation

Trophy hunting, where animals with characteristics such as large antlers are legally hunted, and their meat usually eaten - is highly contested. While some argue it is unethical and delivers few benefits, others say it provides an important incentive for conserving threatened species and habitats by helping generate revenue for…

Daily Mirror

Best spots for nature walks in UK including Brandon Marsh and Looe Island

Oystercatchers, spangled button beetles and stoats are among the delights awaiting walkers at Wildlife Trusts' most beautiful nature reserves - including Cornwall, Surrey and Warwickshire

The Hindu

Mining scares Oliver Ridley turtles away

Fewer turtle landings for laying eggs spotted along the coastline of late

The Guardian - US

Global heating has caused ‘shocking’ changes in forests across the Americas, studies find

Trees are advancing into the Arctic tundra and retreating from boreal forests further south, where stunting and die-offs are expected

The Conversation

St. Lawrence River zones that are hostile to invasive species can be refuges for native fish

Biological invasions are among the main factors contributing to the significant decline in biodiversity worldwide.

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