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I took my toddler to her first music festival - here’s what I wish I’d known first (and a few things I’m glad I did)

Bluedot festival at Jodrell Bank offers a fun-filled family experience for all ages

Manchester Evening News

Fish in a major South African river are full of microplastics

We are living in the plastic age. Plastics are literally everywhere: clothes, furniture, computers, phones and more contain plastic materials. It’s no wonder, then, that the food we eat, the water we drink and even the air we breathe is contaminated with microplastics.

The Conversation

Sunday with Sean Paul: ‘I hitch a ride or pay a canoe guy to take me to Lime Cay’

The rapper tells Rich Pelley about lovely lazy Sundays in Jamaica on the beach eating fried fish

The Guardian - UK

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Crown-of-thorns starfish predator hunted by University of Queensland researchers

University of Queensland scientists look for a solution to the crown-of-thorns starfish plaguing the Great Barrier Reef by seeking out a natural predator to the rampant invertebrate.

ABC News

Surfers and angler combine to rescue osprey caught in fishing line off North Stradbroke Island

‘This is just proof that every now and then, despite all the trauma and difficulties … some good stuff happens’

The Guardian - AU

Chef Josh Niland is a man on a sustainable mission

"What I'm doing is merely challenging history to say that the way that we've handled fish has just been so terrible, to be blunt."

Newcastle Herald

Five days after raising the Claret Jug, Cameron Smith teamed up with Billy Horschel for Florida fishing tournament

"This is pretty cool. This is something I don't do all the time, so I think we all enjoyed ourselves."

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How to turn fish scraps into croquettes – recipe

Fish scraps can be used as stock, or meat from the head and skeleton can be made into a “mince” for these croquettes

The Guardian - UK

Australia has more than 5,000 species of fish. Why do we eat so few?

Could fish offal be the new frontier in restaurant dining? Australia has over 5000 species of fish so why do we eat so few?

ABC News

Durbin announces $1 million in federal funds to restore South Branch of Chicago River

The money is set to go toward habitat rehabilitation and study in addition to creating natural community spaces.

Chicago Sun-Times

'Devastating' cyanide pond spill killed '2,000 fish' as firm agrees £20k payout

Fishermen knew something was wrong at Adam's Pond at Shipley Country Park, Heanor, Derbyshire, when dead fish started 'popping up', with Environment Agency tests revealing cyanide had entered the water

Daily Mirror

This 365-million-year-old fish fossil reveals how life came to land

A new study describes a new fish species that likely preceded the species that came on land.

Inverse

Review: Harbour Hub has brilliant views but I'll be giving new waterfront venue a wide berth

Housed in what was previously Spoke and Stringer, Harbour Hub opened last month

Bristol Post

The Price Of French Fries To Be The Next Thing To Batter Household Budgets

The price of french fries is set to be the next thing to batter household budgets as potato growers warned of a rise in prices after the recent heatwave ravaged crops.

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The National (Scotland)

Warning over Scottish loch's shellfish after raised levels of toxins identified

A "RASIED" level of toxins found in shellfish from a loch in the Western Isles may make the seafood unsafe for humans to eat.

Reuters

Chinese Paddlefish and wild Yangtze Sturgeon extinct - IUCN

The extinction of the Chinese Paddlefish and wild Yangtze Sturgeon, declared by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), unleashed a torrent of comments on China's social media platforms on Friday urging more environmental protection.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Chinese Paddlefish and Wild Yangtze Sturgeon Extinct

Bangkok Post

Chinese Paddlefish and wild Yangtze Sturgeon extinct

HONG KONG: The extinction of the Chinese Paddlefish and wild Yangtze Sturgeon, declared by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), unleashed a torrent of comments on China's social media platforms on Friday urging more environmental protection.

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Wales Online

Mum discovers fishfinger as big as her head, which has kids fighting to eat it

The 25-year-old couldn't believe her eyes when she found the finger

The National (Scotland)

Sea cucumbers ‘can help solve food crisis’, Scottish research says

SEA cucumbers may be the solution to solving the food crisis, Stirling University research has shown.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Watch: Ferocious mako shark, fisherman engage in tug of war

A prominent Southern California shark tagger has documented his tug of war with a ferocious mako shark, he said, to showcase the species’ “beauty, power, and strength.”

Daily Mirror

TikToker asks 'anyone know what this is?' as he plays with world's most poisonous fish

Juliano Bayd, 21, put his finger in the mouth of a stonefish - widely thought to be the world's most poisonous fish - in a video posted on TikTok and now viewed more than 640,000 times

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Wonders of the deep

A new exhibit featuring corals and tropical fish appears to captivate visitors at Tokyo Sea Life Park in Edogawa Ward, Tokyo, on Thursday. About 2.5 meters deep and covering an area of 12 by 6.5 meters, the tank includes seven species of corals and more than 200 tropical fish, including…

The Independent UK

Price of chips could skyrocket after 40C heatwave caps ‘prolonged drought’

‘The whole of England is suffering,’ warns trade body

Wales Online

Warning price of chips is to go up thanks to heatwave

Up to 40 chip shops are now closing every month because of rising costs

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