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Seychelles: floating baby corals can help save damaged reefs – new study

The Seychelles archipelago of 115 islands stretches across a vast area of the western Indian Ocean. Each island is fringed by coral reefs.

The Conversation

Asian hornets: What is insect expected to surge in numbers in UK this summer?

Early trapping fundamental to eradication efforts, defra says

The Independent UK

Country diary: How extraordinary to see with an insect’s eye

Caistor St Edmund, Norfolk: Algae is red, nettles are blue – this is all perfectly normal for creatures who, unlike humans, can see biofluorescence

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Wombat burrows help other critters survive after fires

Camera traps have shown wombat burrows are hot property after bushfires, with animals using them for shelter and as drinking stations after rain.

AAP

World Bee Day: Rescue the bee, yet avoid the sting

The Hindu

How Wasps Make Use of Biological Weapons To Conquer Their Prey

To protect and rear their young, some insects have transformed wild viruses into tiny biological weapons.

Inverse

Vampire finches and deadly tree snakes: how birds went worldwide – and their battles for survival

A new exhibition at the Natural History Museum in London includes ‘tragic’ tales of species wiped out from their natural habitats

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Indian orchids set to be a big draw at London’s Chelsea Flower Show

Discover stunning Indian orchids at the Chelsea Flower Show.

The Hindu

New endangered listing for rare lizard could slow oil and gas drilling in New Mexico and West Texas

Federal wildlife officials have declared a rare lizard in southeastern New Mexico and West Texas an endangered species

The Independent UK

Fisherman man pleads ignorance after killing great white shark

The New Zealand man, who removed the protected shark's head and jaw, claimed to have had an excuse.

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Bats in Colorado face fight against deadly fungus that causes white-nose syndrome

Bat populations in Colorado may be headed for a decline that could cause ecological disruptions across the state.

The Conversation

Sea otters get more prey and reduce tooth damage using tools

Sea otters also are members of the animal kingdom’s tool-wielding club. And a new study offers a fuller understanding of the tool use - utilizing rocks and other objects to break open hard prey - by these marine mammals

The Hindu

Threatened species have declined 2% a year since 2000. Nature positive? Far from it.

Our government has great aspirations. It has committed to end extinctions and expand our protected areas to cover 30% of every Australian ecosystem by 2030. This is part of its Nature Positive Plan, aligned with the 2022 Kunming-Montreal global biodiversity pact. The goal is not just to conserve nature but…

The Conversation

More fire ants found outside containment zone

Authorities are concerned after fire ants were again found well outside Queensland's containment zone.

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Little penguins at risk of vanishing from WA island as once-thriving colony reduced to 120 birds

Exclusive: Study shows Penguin Island population in freefall, sources say, amid pressure from tourism, boat traffic and warming seas

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Global Coral Bleaching Event Expanding To New Countries: Scientists

The massive coral bleaching episode signaled by US authorities last month is expanding and deepening in reefs around the globe, scientists warned Thursday.

The Guardian - US

Sea otters use tools to open hard-shelled prey, saving their teeth, research reveals

The behavior, documented in footage from researcher Chris Law, is most seen in females and sheds light on the threatened species

The Conversation

Are we really about to talk to whales?

The past decade has seen an explosion of new research into some of the most fascinating sounds in the sea: the vocalisations of whales and dolphins.

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Cicadas Squirt Jets of Pee Out Their Backsides — And That’s Not Even The Weirdest Part

Most insects discreetly ooze occasional tiny droplets of fluid, but cicadas just secured the title of smallest animal that pees in a jet.

The Guardian - UK

Swallow, swift and house martin populations have nearly halved, finds UK bird survey

Reduction in insect numbers contributes to drop, and there are declines across more than a third of bird species surveyed

AAP

Water quality 'improvement' in salmon farming harbour

An environmental watchdog is cautiously optimistic that water quality is improving in a Tasmanian harbour that's home to an endangered fish and salmon farms.

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Minister won't step in over alleged logging breaches

NSW parliament has rejected calls to urgently suspend logging over claims the Forestry Corporation is failing to properly look for endangered greater gliders.

The Conversation

Seagrass meadows are rapidly expanding near inhabited islands in Maldives – here’s why

Swimming through the crystal clear waters of the Maldives, a nation renowned for its marine life, it could be easy to forget that these delicate ecosystems stand on the frontline of climate change and that seagrass habitats are in crisis globally.

The Independent UK

The eight best ways to get rid of spiders from your home

And how to keep them out

The Conversation

Leopard DNA study in South Africa traces ancestry to ice age – and will guide conservation

An ice age almost one million years ago led to a meeting between leopards from central and southern Africa that were searching for grassland. New research into the leopards’ genetics – their mitogenome – has revealed that the descendants of these two groups are the leopards found today in South…

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