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Pubs, fish and chips and British Bulldog injuries: Nigel Winterburn on being part of Wimbledon’s Crazy Gang

Former Wimbeldon man Winterburn recalls some of the antics that used to go on during the Crazy Gang era

FourFourTwo

Minor Food launches new Chinese eatery

Emboldened by a resurgence of Chinese cuisine locally over the past few years, Minor Food Group Plc is set to open Riverside Grilled Fish & Mala today in Bangkok.

Bangkok Post

Rise, Goldfish: Elden Ring's bosses are now being humiliated by a fish somehow hooked-up to the controls

Fish in question reported to have no memory of the feat.

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Seabed trawling's impact on the climate may be wildly overestimated – new study

You might remember newspaper articles in 2021 claiming that towing nets over the seabed to catch fish (known as bottom trawling) releases as much carbon as all flights taken each year. It turns out that the assessment behind this claim overestimated how much CO₂ is released in the process of…

The Conversation

Learning to fish strange new places and feeling at home

A trip to the Cincinnati/northern Kentucky area provided an opportunity for fishing some new urban waters and understanding what joys sneaking away to fish for a few hours can do.

Chicago Sun-Times

This Elden Ring player's goldfish just beat Malenia, seriously

Tortellini the goldfish is surprisingly good at the FromSoftware RPG

GamesRadar

Dennis Anderson: Pumping gas and landing bass, how two Minnesota anglers made history

If there's a weirder way to win a national bass fishing tournament with 270 entries, Zach Piescher and Cole Semler don't know it.

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81-year-old angler angered by Colorado Supreme Court ruling vows new fight for freedom to wade

The fight for public freedom to wade in Colorado rivers is getting gnarlier, with fishermen mulling civil disobedience, following a high court ruling this month that, if judges stand by it on Friday, bolsters the state’s position that riverbeds can be private property.

The Denver Post

State of Alaska calls off popular road-system caribou hunt because of poor herd health

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is preemptively canceling the Nelchina caribou hunt, one of the most popular hunts in the state, citing low population estimates for the herd.

Tribune News Service

Eating fish and chips from paper and paddling in the sea - what makes 'perfect' day at seaside

Other happy moments on the beach include spending time with friends, strolling along the pier, and watching the waves roll in, research has found

Wales Online

Beautiful dog-friendly West Country beach is famed for its fish and chips

"Quite possibly one of the best take away fish and chips I have ever had"

Bristol Post

House from Big Fish set goes up in flames after lightning strike

The set town, which has become a tourist attraction on Jackson Lake Island in Alabama, is currently inhabited by goats

The Independent UK

Study trips, livestreamed fish: Japan's Fukushima charm campaign

TOKYO: From livestreamed fish to diplomatic study trips, Japan is waging a concerted campaign to calm controversy before it begins releasing treated water from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the sea.

Bangkok Post

All animal intelligence was shaped by just 5 leaps in brain evolution

The animal world is full of different types of intelligence, from the simple bodily coordination of jellyfish to the navigation abilities of bees, the complex songs of birds and the imaginative symbolic thought of humans.

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Chicago fishing: After the flood and into the Fourth of July

Some cleaning up after the flash flood on Sunday and others settling into traditional Fourth of July fishing lead this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report.

Manchester Evening News

The Mancunian Way: Changing ‘Mugger Lane’

The suburb where a regeneration would be ‘the best thing ever’ PLUS If you only order one dish, make it this one…or this one

The Conversation

How climate change is causing a communication breakdown in the animal world

What do the following changes have in common?

The Hindu

Dead fish found in Kadur tank

Several fish were found dead at the Jodilingadahalli tank near Sakharayapatna in Kadur taluk of Chikkamagaluru on Monday. The local people suspect that fish died due to polluted water in the tank.

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Daily Mirror

Watching the waves roll in is the most joyous thing about going to the seaside, Brits say

Other happy moments on the beach include spending time with friends, strolling along the pier - and getting fish and chips wrapped in paper, new research has found

LiveScience

'An enormous mass of flesh armed with teeth': How orcas gained their 'killer' reputation

From Pliny the Elder to the Swedish naturalist Carl Linnaeus, historians and naturalists have found many ways to describe these fascinating apex predators.

PC Gamer

How to catch tuna in Dave the Diver

Tuna in to find out how to catch this fast-moving fish.

The Guardian - UK

Water firms discharged raw sewage 300,000 times last year, court hears

Vast majority of releases were illegal, high court told – as Thames Water is fined £3.34m for sewage dumping in separate case

Daily Mirror

Thames Water fined £3.3m after rivers turn black with sewage killing 1,400 fish

The firm has been fined £3.3m after more than 1,400 fish were killed when the sewage was dumped into the Gatwick Stream in Sussex and River Mole in Surrey in 2017

Manchester Evening News

Warning over more fish deaths as temperatures set to spike after thousands die in Salford Quays

Thousands of dead fish were spotted in and around Salford Quays

The Conversation

Better care for locals and the ocean to make Indonesia's blue economy more viable

The world depends on the ocean to meet increasing demands for food, income, energy and minerals and transportation. However, marine ecosystems face serious challenges from over-exploitation, extraction, pollution, loss of biodiversity and climate change.

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