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 · Aug 17, 2022
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 · Aug 17, 2022
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 The Guardian - AU · Aug 17, 2022
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. USA Today Sports Media Group · Aug 16, 2022
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 · Aug 16, 2022
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. ABC News · Aug 16, 2022
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 The Guardian - AU · Aug 16, 2022
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 Daily Mirror · Aug 16, 2022
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 The Independent UK · Aug 16, 2022
'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 Bristol Post · Aug 16, 2022
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. USA Today Sports Media Group · Aug 16, 2022
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 Daily Mirror · Aug 16, 2022
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 Guardian - UK · Aug 16, 2022
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 The Independent UK · Aug 16, 2022
Reuters · Aug 16, 2022 African penguins endangered by shipping noise in Algoa Bay The already endangered African penguin is being driven away from its natural habitat off the east coast of South Africa due to noise from ship refuelling, a scientific study has found.
Evening Standard · Aug 16, 2022 Japan beachgoers warned of biting dolphin after several swimmers attacked by mammal A dolphin in the Fukui region is thought to have injured at least six people who were swimming near Koshino Beach and Takasu Beach
Daily Mirror · Aug 16, 2022 Teen attacked by massive shark while spearfishing thanks pal for saving his life Luke Pascoe - who is recovering in hospital - has praised his pal Conner Shirley for saving his life after he was attacked by a monster Great White Shark in the waters around Mistaken Island in Western Australia on Monday
The Independent UK · Aug 16, 2022 Photographer who befriended Freya the walrus condemns Norway for her ‘murder’ “It’s abhorrent and unbelievable that a wild animal is being murdered due to human behaviour,” says Hugh Harrop
Tribune News Service · Aug 16, 2022 The first farmed Chesapeake salmon versus the last of its sturgeon? Proposed Eastern Shore fish farm stirring concern BALTIMORE — Could the Maryland’s first farmed salmon be a threat to the last of its sturgeon?
The Hindu · Aug 16, 2022 Daily Quiz | On elephants August 12 is annually observed as World Elephant Day. A quiz on the fascinating and largest existing land mammal
Wales Online · Aug 16, 2022 Huge Barrel jellyfish filmed swimming in shallow waters off Gower beach They are no stranger to Welsh waters but have become increasingly more common
ABC News · Aug 16, 2022 Endangered marsupial gets fresh chance after 12 kowaris released in outback SA reserve Arid Recovery has translocated 12 kowaris from the Birdsville Track to its reserve near Andamooka Station in an effort to conserve the species. It is the last known population of the species in the state.
The Guardian - AU · Aug 16, 2022 Japan beachgoers warned to steer clear of dolphins after spate of attacks A single dolphin thought to have injured at least six people at beaches in Fukui prefecture, with one person requiring 14 stitches
Nottingham Post · Aug 16, 2022 Dead fish removed from Mansfield pond amid shock at low water levels A drought across the East Midlands is continuing to have an impact
AAP · Aug 16, 2022 Study reveals the bight's bountiful food A Flinders University study has revealed how the Great Australian Bight has become a year-round feeding ground for a range of sea creatures.