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Woman left fighting for her life after vicious dolphin nearly bit her foot off

Claire Bye, 28 was swimming in a river in Santa Rosa de Yacuma, Bolivia while on a guided tour when she entered the water and was attacked by a pink river dolphin.

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Woman left fighting for life after dolphin bites through her foot

Claire Bye, 28, was swimming in a river in Santa Rosa de Yacuma, Bolivia, when a pink river dolphin suddenly sunk its teeth into her right foot

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Brit sensation Thor the wandering walrus spotted in Iceland after leaving UK

The giant mammal, nicknamed Thor, was pictured snoozing on a floating harbour by Icelandic fisherman as he supervised one of his fishing boats in Breiddalsvik on Friday morning

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Minister faces plea to save Scotland's historic pinewoods

A PLEA has been made to the Scottish Government to “step up” to save the country’s ancient Caledonian pinewoods.

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Second batch of endangered southern corroboree frogs released in Kosciuszko National Park since fires

A second batch of 100 southern corroboree frogs is released into Kosciuszko National Park in a bid to save the critically endangered species.

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Thor the walrus spotted in Iceland after leaving UK

The giant mammal was last seen stretching in Blyth harbour, Northumberland, during a break following his epic 3,000-mile journey

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Agony on a Cornish beach: what do whale strandings tell us about our oceans?

The number of whales, porpoises and dolphins being washed up on the UK’s shores is on the rise, and human activity is largely to blame, say experts

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‘Try not to step on any toads!’: David Attenborough’s camera wizards on how to film Britain’s wildlife

They have shot previously extinct butterflies, soaring white-tailed eagles and the lesser spotted David Attenborough. Now the team behind some of the BBC’s best nature docs are training their lenses closer to home

The Guardian - UK

Combating tree-killing fungus an ecological priority for North Tyneside Council

With experts predicting ash dieback could kill 80% of the UK's ash trees, North Tyneside has identified preventing the spread as a key environmental concern

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Giant Australian cuttlefish breeding zone added to National Heritage List

The site for Australia's largest breeding migration of giant Australian cuttlefish is now on the National Heritage List.

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Watch Minnesota eagles work together to protect eggs from winter weather

Watch from Minnesota as a pair of eagles work together to protect their eggs from the harsh winter weather.

The Independent UK

Lost bat habitats key to predicting Hendra virus outbreaks affecting horses

Australian scientists trying to work out why bats do not succumb to the dangerous bugs they carry can now predict an outbreak of the deadly Hendra virus well before it may occur.

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Canadian minister calls for emergency order to save country’s last spotted owls

Steven Guilbeault wants to block logging of critical old-growth forest to prevent owls from going extinct in British Columbia

The Guardian - UK

Ireland has lost almost all of its native forests – here's how to bring them back

Despite its green image, Ireland has surprisingly little forest. Across Europe, nations average around 35% forest cover but in Ireland the figure is just 11%, one of the lowest on the continent.

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Ecosystem collapse ‘inevitable’ unless wildlife losses reversed

Scientists studying the Permian-Triassic mass extinction find ecosystems can suddenly tip over

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Houseplant of the week: staghorn fern

This soil-free tropical beauty looks great mounted on wood or a hanging container

The Guardian - AU

Victoria announces shortened duck hunting season amid review of ‘increasingly contested’ practice

Despite calls for a ban, the season begins on 26 April and will run for about a month less than it did last year

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Researchers find 26 Australian species recovered from the brink of extinction

Several wildlife species have recovered to the point where they no longer should be considered threatened, researchers find, but they warn many more are under threat from habitat destruction and climate change.

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This year's Victorian duck hunting season a disappointment to shooters and animal advocates alike

The duck hunting season for 2023 will be shorter, with smaller bag limits, prompting opposition criticism that the government is doing a "stealth" shutdown.

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Crocodile shot dead after attacking man and eating his dog at Bloomfield River boat ramp

Queensland wildlife officers killed the reptile about 200 metres from the boat ramp where the incident took place.

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Crocodile that attacked man, killed dog, shot dead

A huge crocodile deemed an "unacceptable risk" after attacking a man and killing his dog has been shot dead by rangers in Queensland.

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Booroolong frogs bounce back after habitat restoration and cleansing floods

Shane Cooper owns a property in one of the last remaining habitat areas of Booroolong frogs. For the past decade he and his wife have been restoring creeks to give the endangered species a chance to recover.

ABC News

Queensland's Environment Department still behind on saving threatened species, auditor-general finds

More than four years after the Queensland's Environment Department was found to have no plan to protect threatened species, the agency is still lagging behind, according to the state's auditor-general.

The Conversation

The animals and plants that only exist in captivity – and why time is running out to restore them to the wild

It was April in 1981 when a party of four camped for two days and nights on the forested slopes of Mount Evermann, the central peak of Socorro, a volcanic island in the Pacific some 400 kilometres southwest of Baja California, Mexico. Their fruitless search confirmed their suspicions: the Socorro…

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Landlocked moulting penguins just need a little space

Penguins are about to strip off at beaches across southern Australia, ramping up the pint-sized seabird's exposure to predators, including domestic dogs.

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