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Billions of snow crabs have disappeared from Alaska waters

Experts fear the likely causes include increased predation and stresses from warming water.

Al Jazeera

Zoo's entire population of capybaras mysteriously dies leaving visitors devastated

Guests at Chessington World of Adventures were distraught when they discovered the zoo's population of popular capybaras had died last month, prompting a probe by the theme park

Daily Mirror

UK twitchers flock to tiny island for extremely rare glimpse of lost American bird

It is only the fourth known sighting of a Blackburnian warbler in the UK

Wales Online

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‘Badasses of the mountains’: goats clash with sheep as key US glaciers melt

Climate crisis may explain fights as disappearing ice fuels interspecies competition – with goats nearly always winning

The Guardian - US

Conflict between activists and zoos shows no sign of going away

Peta says ‘conservation is a con’ but zoos point to their role as educators despite evidence children learn little from them

The Guardian - UK

‘A huge undertaking’: Bristol zoo faces challenge of rehoming 25,000 animals

With the Clifton site closed, zoo staff are grappling with logistics of moving 300 species to new homes

The Guardian - UK

Snakes fight for the girl in the suburbs

Topics: Snakes in combat and sports trading cards.

Newcastle Herald

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Tuatara are returning to the mainland – but feeding the hungry reptiles could be more difficult than expected

Following the settlement of Aotearoa New Zealand, many native species were wiped from the mainland. It’s a familiar story – one that has affected species like the iconic flightless kākāpō and the tuatara, a reptile in a category all its own.

The Conversation

Despair on the dead Myall: 'Never seen the estuary so ill'

First the mangroves around Swan Bay started dying off, then the fish began to disappear.

Newcastle Herald

The Nottinghamshire community who love hedgehogs

The street has been crowned ‘Britain’s Biggest Hedgehog Street’

Nottingham Post

£2.9m package to counter 'Tory attacks on nature' revealed by Scottish Greens

EFFORTS to counter “Tory attacks on nature” are to receive a new £2.9m package of funding measures, Scottish Green co-leader Lorna Slater…

The National (Scotland)

‘A tragedy for trees’: ash dieback ravages UK’s fragile woodlands

Only 5% of species now expected to survive as disease hits harder than first thought and prevention costs mount

The Guardian - UK

Elephant conservation may be undermined by Twitter users who overlook main threats

The African forest elephant (Loxodonta cyclotis), the African savanna elephant (Loxodonta africana) and the Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) are all highly threatened species. The International Union for Conservation of Nature has identified poaching, habitat loss, and human-elephant conflict as threats common to the species.

The Conversation

Alaska cancels snow crab season over population decline

Causes being researched but likely included increased predation and stresses from warmer water

The Guardian - US

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New study reveals ‘staggering’ scale of lost fishing gear drifting in Earth’s oceans

Lost nets, lines and hooks trap wildlife for years as they float in the ocean, sink to the bottom or are washed ashore

USA Today Sports Media Group

Biologists discover huge grizzly bear’s den with ‘spectacular view’

As grizzly bears fatten up in advance of hibernation, some might wonder what features are important for grizzlies as they seek den sites. "It's the view!"

Chicago Sun-Times

Suburban red foxes, hoping on perch and hummingbird feeders

A photograph of suburban red foxes, a hopeful quip on perch, a question on hummingbird feeders, and Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge’s 75th celebration are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

WEKU

Recent whale strandings highlight the mystery that still baffles marine scientists

A recent stranding on remote New Zealand islands left nearly 500 pilot whales dead. Scientists still don't know for sure why the events, also known as beachings, occur, but they have some ideas.

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Young country diary: Grandma’s favourite walk was to see the herons

Fife, Scotland: She’s not here any more, but she would have loved to see so many herons sitting in their usual tree

Radio France Internationale

France sued for inaction over nitrate pollution, fuel for killer seaweed

A Breton water rights group is suing the French state for not doing enough to lower the amount of nitrate pollution in the Channel, which contributes to the growth of toxic – and sometimes deadly – green algae.

ABC News

David Fleay's four-month expedition into wilds of Tasmania in bid to save thylacines from extinction

Renowned naturalist David Fleay urged authorities to save Tasmanian tigers from extinction before the death of the last-known surviving animal. Then he took matters into his own hands.

Daily Mirror

Frozen Planet II scientist in tears at desolate island once populated with penguins

A scientists on Frozen Planet II was overcome with emotion as he visited an island where penguins used to live, and described how climate change was killing of the Adelie penguin

Newcastle Herald

'Twitchers' urged to turn their eyes to the skies as Aussie Bird Count takes flight

Eagle-eyed wildlife lovers are urged to turn their eyes to the skies next week as the Aussie Bird Count kicks off.

Evening Standard

What is the Blackburnian warbler bird? Everything you need to know about the bird migrating from US to England

“It is a sexy bird. They are called new world warblers and are beautiful,” says Lucy McRobert, from the Isles of Scilly Wildlife Trust

Daily Mirror

Mosquitoes cause dengue fever outbreak in top European tourist hotspot

The virus is spread by Asian tiger mosquitoes, which are reportedly becoming more common in France as scientists predict that within four or five years they will be all over the country

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