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Why Giraffes Are Even More Endangered Than Previously Thought

Giraffe numbers have declined rapidly in the last 30 years, with fewer than 100,000 individuals remaining worldwide.

Zenger

Can next week's special meeting in Chile break the deadlock over East Antarctica's marine park proposal?

Amid the challenges of climate change, resource extraction and pollution, the survival of species and ecosystems depends on setting aside protected areas. But plans to establish marine protected areas in East Antarctica have stalled.

The Conversation

NI dog deaths to blue green algae “didn’t have to happen”

Expert Lucia Ross said: "Toxins can become airborne and cause respiratory distress in some people and animals."

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Shark that killed Russian tourist being made into Egyptian mummy for museum

A tiger shark that killed a 23-year-old Russian tourist and may have killed twice more last year has been embalmed and is being prepared for an exhibition at a museum in Egypt, according to local media

Daily Mirror

Conservationists call for restoration of wetland near Ooty Railway Station

Local conservationists have called for restoration of a wetland adjoining the Udhagamandalam Railway Station, where the railways constructed buildings for a staff training centre, but later abandoned the plan as the nature of the soil was unsuited to support the weight of concrete structures

The Hindu

Shark that mauled man, 23, to death had 'killed twice last year' in graphic new account

Russian marine biologist Dmitry Orlov suspects that the tiger shark that mauled to death Vladimir Popov, 23, last week had killed tourists twice last year and was pregnant

Daily Mirror

Crocodiles May Offer Solution To Deadly Antibiotic-resistant Infections

Deadly antibiotic-resistant fungal infections could be beaten after a breakthrough discovery in crocodiles.

Zenger

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Community living side-by-side with UK's biggest wild snakes coming out of hibernation

Aesculapian Rat Snakes have come out of hibernation and populated Colwyn Bay in North Wales - but residents have noticed that a few reptiles have been killed by motorists

Daily Mirror

Warning over seven garden pests that lurk in plants and 'badly damage' them

Toxic caterpillars, vine weevil, slugs and snails may all be lurking in foliage in your garden that can do irreversible damage to your favourite plants, flowers, bushes and trees.

Daily Record

The pests you really don’t want invading your garden and how to deter them

Toxic caterpillars, vine weevil, slugs and snails may all be lurking – but what can we do about them?

The Independent UK

Shark attack victim's remains found inside 10ft man-eating beast

The beastly tiger shark was caught and clubbed to death on the beach in Egypt before specialists dissected it and found the man's remains in its intestines

Daily Mirror

Giant saltworks proposed for Exmouth Gulf a threat to Ningaloo and endangered species, conservationists say

German company’s plan for 210-sq-km development in WA could ‘block the water that runs over that coastline into the gulf’

The Guardian - AU

Town can't remove Christmas tree even though it's June - as a pigeon is nesting in it

The tree in Wednesday Market was put up last November in Beverley, to celebrate the festive season and was scheduled for removal after 12th night - but with summer in full swing, the tree remains in place

Daily Mirror

Massive 10ft crocodile swimming in Florida pool hisses and thrashes at rescuers

The enormous crocodile could be seen in the blue-illuminated pool in Florida, kicking it's gigantic 10-foot body around in circles as two experts tried to fetch the beast out

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Detection dogs taught newt tricks in bid to improve conservation

Springer spaniel trained to recognise scent of great crested newt with 87% success rate from distance of 2 metres

The Guardian - UK

Illegal reintroductions of rare butterflies to UK ‘a risk to other species’

Conservation scientists warn releases of rare or extinct species may spread diseases and harm attempts to save other butterflies

The Guardian - UK

Can you spot the phezukomkhono? (that’s Zulu for red-chested cuckoo)

A 10-year project to name all of South Africa’s birds in the evocative isiZulu language is finally giving a voice to Indigenous communities

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: Finding a rare treasure, out of the blue

Hexton Chalk Pit, Hertfordshire: A male small blue, the UK’s tiniest resident butterfly, pays us a visit

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Why thousands of dead fish have been washing ashore along Texas Gulf Coast

Cleanup efforts at Quintana Beach have been under way since the event began on Friday.

Salon

Californians frequently swim near sharks

One of the first studies to quantify human-shark overlap found 97 percent proximity to sharks — but no bites

Daily Mirror

Shark sneaks up on spearfishing diver from behind and RAMS him as he tries to bag snapper

Paul Dabill, a spearfishing diver in Jupiter, Florida, unknowingly found himself sandwiched between a lurking shark and the snapper he had just caught

The Guardian - AU

Goodbye Mr Fabulous, the giant cuttlefish who let us into his world and changed ours for the better

We will miss our tentacled friend, who brought Sydneysiders together and sparked talks about ocean conservation

Inverse

This Controversial Conservation Method Could Save Countless Wild Animals

Behavior-based management, in which an animal’s behavior is manipulated in some way, could promote positive conservation outcomes.

The Hindu

In defence of the annoying fruit fly

Today, thousands of neuroscientists use fruit flies to study learning, memory, sleep, aggression, addiction and neural disorders – not to mention cancer and ageing, processes of development, the gut microbiome, stem cells, muscles and the heart.

The Hindu

L.A. Zoo to ink pact with Bihar govt., Wildlife Trust of India for Gharial conservation

The Bihar government, Los Angeles Zoo and the Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) have agreed to strengthen conservation efforts of Gharials and release hatchlings back to the river safely

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