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Gibbons arrive at Wildlife HQ on Sunshine Coast for breeding program

They may not look exactly like La La Land stars Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, but these two critically endangered primates could soon be singing a stunning duet.

ABC News

Cycles of nature across the centuries in 'all forms of life'

Some species operate on time scales across centuries.

Newcastle Herald

Rare southern right whale calf sighting a thrilling start to NSW far south coast whale watching season

The whale watching season on the NSW far south coast is underway early with tours booked off the coasts of Bermagui, Merimbula and Eden.

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Sharks spotted in knee-deep water as beachgoers scream to 'get out of the water!'

A pair of sharks can be seen in footage splashing around dangerously close to the shore where swimmers were enjoying themselves, in yet another sighting along the US east coast

Daily Mirror

Snowdonia walkers report 'aggressive' big cat sightings - and 'massive' paw prints

A host of Snowdonia explorers have revealed sightings of elusive big cats across the national park, and someone even took a photo of a giant paw print... but some people remain sceptical

Daily Mirror

Nature's collapse like Jenga

The Greater Hunter Region has more than 200 threatened flora and fauna species.

Newcastle Herald

Seagull attacks soar in five years with pub forced to install shrieking alarm

Complaints about seagulls dive-bombing people have doubled in the last five years since their nests became protected - with a Wetherspoons having to think outside the box to combat the problem

Daily Mirror

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Time running out for beluga whale stranded in river Seine, say marine groups

A team of vets and marine experts on Sunday conceded they were running out of options in the fight to save a malnourished beluga whale that has swum up the river Seine.

Radio France Internationale

Cowadunga! Rotten eggs and manure halt crop-raiding elephants in East Africa

A foul-smelling liquid concocted from rotten eggs, cow dung and other natural ingredients is helping to save farmers’ crops from hungry elephants in Uganda and Kenya.

Radio France Internationale

In a win for endangered piping plovers like Chicago’s Monty and Rose, the Great Lakes has record breeding season

CHICAGO — Monty and Rose, who achieved local fame in 2019 as the first federally endangered piping plovers to raise a family in Chicago in almost 60 years, are gone from the North Side beach where they spent three summers.

Chicago Tribune

New project brings feathered friends to care home residents

Lough Neagh Partnership has been working with Lisnisky Care Home in Portadown.

The Independent UK

Pat Bishop obituary

Other lives: British-born resident of Mallorca who was the driving force behind the creation of a national park on the island

The Guardian - UK

Brits warned of major wasp invasion that could see stinging pests descend in just weeks

Soaring temperatures and a major lack of rain this year could see a huge surge in wasps across the country during the last weeks of summer with pest control firms reporting more call-outs

Daily Mirror

Wetherspoons pub installs 'shrieking alarm' to deter seagulls terrorising punters

The Imperial pub in Exeter, Devon has taken a number of unusual measures in a bid to try deter the seagulls which have been terrorising punters for years - and has now installed a shrieking alarm

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The stunning Cheshire woodland walk an hour from Liverpool that's perfect for all seasons

Marbury Country Park is the ideal spot for a countryside walk and it's just an hour's drive from Liverpool

The Guardian - UK

Bare with us: why naturism in Britain is booming

One of the unexpected results of the pandemic has been the rise of nudism – so much so that British Naturism is experiencing the fastest growth in new members in 100 years

The Times of India

Assam zoo awaits court nod to showcase exotic species

GUWAHATI: Over two dozen rescued exotic wildlife species, smuggled from Australia, South America and Malaysia through wet markets of Southeast Asia, may become a big attraction for visitors at Assam state zoo here after legal clearance.

Daily Mirror

The Andaman Islands in the Indian Ocean offer stunning tropical beauty but there is a real threat to visitors from the crocodile population that lives nearby

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Man attacked and 'stung hundreds of times' after deadly honey bee nest disturbed

The hive in Tuscan, Arizona, home to Africanised Honey bees, was thought to weigh as much as 100lb was disturbed by three individuals, all of whom suffered hundreds of stings

ABC News

Trees and fungi are the ultimate friends with benefits

Trees and fungi have been friends for millions of years, but scientists are only just beginning to unravel the secrets of their partnership.

The Independent UK

6 cheap and easy ways to rewild your home

Interiors expert Victoria Harrison says using natural colours and materials can help you feel closer to nature, even when you’re indoors.

The Conversation

Good news: highway underpasses for wildlife actually work

Australia’s wildlife is increasingly threatened with extinction. One key driver of this is habitat clearing and fragmentation. An associated factor is the expansion of our road network, particularly the upgrade and duplication of our highways.

The Independent UK

Monarch butterflies are in trouble; Here’s how you can help

The monarch butterfly was categorized by scientists last week as endangered

The Conversation

Shining fluorescent light on bee sperm could help explain colony survival

Form follows function. This is the principle that the design or shape of something – whether made by humans or in nature – should serve a purpose.

Chicago Sun-Times

Rescue our beloved and endangered monarch butterflies

Pesticides, the loss of food sources and the loss of habitat are a triple threat for monarchs, the state insect of Illinois.

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