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Butterflies named after Lord Of The Rings villain Sauron

Scientists have given the new genus the name Saurona.

The Independent UK

Dead whale removed from Bridlington beach after becoming tourist attraction

East Riding of Yorkshire council were able to remove 17m carcass without cutting it up in large-scale operation

The Guardian - UK

Archbishop of Canterbury tells Charles ‘we crown a King to serve’ during sermon

The Archbishop also spoke of Charles’s priorities as monarch.

The Independent UK

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Crocodile numbers rising in Queensland but culling is not necessary, researchers say

The first fatal attack in more than two years reignites debate about rising crocodile numbers in Queensland, but researchers say removing them from waterways is unlikely to prevent attacks on humans.

ABC News

'Freaky-looking' fanged fishes found on Oregon beaches

Several scaleless fish with fanged jaws and huge eyes known as lancetfish have washed up along a roughly 200-mile stretch of Oregon coastline, and it’s unclear why

The Independent UK

David Attenborough claims King Charles was 'mocked' over conservation passion

Sir David Attenborough has reflected on King Charles' love for conservation and believes that the Mponarch "very clearly" understood the importance of the natural world

Daily Mirror

David Attenborough believes Charles will give conservation ‘full backing’

The broadcaster said the coronation will be ‘deeply moving’

Evening Standard

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How archaeologists can help us live with wild animals

For thousands of years, people in the British Isles lived with and depended on wild animals for food and clothes. The land teemed with species such as deer, boar, wolves, lynx and beavers. Then came farming, population growth and industrialisation. Many species were hunted to extinction and their habitats were…

The Conversation

Humpback whale found on Scots beach died 'after getting tangled in creel lines'

When fully grown the mammals can reach up to 56 feet (17 metres) in length and may live for around 50 years.

Daily Record

Experts warn wild salmon in Wales could go extinct within the next two decades

Welsh rivers have seen a 70% loss of wild Atlantic salmon in the last 25 years.

Wales Online

Humpback whale found on beach died after entanglement in creel lines, tests show

The juvenile female was found dead on a sand bank at Loch Fleet nature reserve, Sutherland.

The Independent UK

A warmer planet, less nutritious plants and … fewer grasshoppers?

Higher levels of CO2 are changing micronutrients in grasses, trees and even kelp

The Hindu

Huge ten-foot shark armed with 100 razor-sharp teeth found off British coast

Fisherman Barry Trevett discovered the smalltooth sand tiger shark off the coast of Lyme Regis, Dorset, and kept it in his refrigerated van for experts to examine it

Daily Mirror

‘Anti-cannibalism’ hormone found in locusts could lead to pest control breakthrough

Discovery of hormone’s effects can provide a target for locust management strategies

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Golden orb spider spotted eating microbat in Far North Queensland

Megan Wright has a "healthy respect" for the spiders that live around her home north of Cairns, but admits being "very excited — and horrified" when she noticed a big golden orb spider eating a bat caught in its web.

ABC News

Ghost mushrooms spotted in Sydney as NSW Poisons Information Centre warns against foraging

Recent sightings mark the beginning of the mushroom season but the NSW Poisons Information Centre warns it is also the time of year when it receives a spike in calls.

ABC News

Goats deployed across Gold Coast hinterland, northern NSW help landowners tackle rampant weeds

An increasing number of landowners and councils, along with the New South Wales Rural Fire Service, are using goats in the battle against invasive plant species.

The Guardian - UK

‘We feel more prepared’: Farne Islands face another season battling avian flu

Hazmat suits have replaced tourists at the important UK sanctuary for breeding seabirds off coast of Northumberland

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Learn to think like a plant: five questions to think about if you want to keep your houseplants healthy

You don’t drown by falling into the water; you drown by staying there (Edwin Louis Cole).

The Conversation

Vagrant, machine or pioneer? How we think about a roving eagle offers insights into human attitudes toward nature

The Steller’s sea eagle is one of the largest and most aggressive raptors in the world. With an 8-foot wingspan and striking white markings, these birds tower over their bald eagle cousins.

The Independent UK

Chimpanzees can combine calls to communicate new meaning – study

Researchers suggest this ability might be evolutionarily more ancient than previously thought.

The Conversation

Lickable toads and magic mushrooms: wildlife traded on the dark web is the kind that gets you high

The internet has made it easier for people to buy and sell a huge variety of wildlife – from orchids, cacti and fungi to thousands of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fish, as well as insects, corals and other invertebrates.

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: A healthy population of rare caterpillars

Porlock, Somerset: The conservation projects appear to have worked, and next month heath fritillaries should be gracing these woods

Glasgow Live

Glasgow residents with gardens told to be vigilant for 'potentially deadly insects'

People across the UK - including those in Glasgow - are being told to keep an eye out for the insects when they are sitting in their garden as the weather gets warmer.

Inverse

Moss Is A Powerful Carbon Storage Solution. Can It Help Fight Climate Change?

Scientists conducted the most comprehensive global field study of mosses, discovering they contribute vital services like carbon sequestration.

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