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Red trees, mushrooms and dryness, and divining woolly bears

Experts provide insights on the vivid fall colors, mushrooms and the long dry spell as well as the divination of woolly bears.

Chicago Sun-Times

Locals terrified as python spotted slithering around town for a whole month

The royal python is believed to have been a pet which was left to fend for itself in cold conditions outside for a month. It was covered in scratches and wounds from being out on rough roads

Daily Mirror

Residents accidentally swallow tiny 'Stranger Things' flies as they swarm in their thousands

The tiny insects are hard to make out and are often mistaken for ash

Wales Online

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Pigeon massacre after trapped birds die in netting placed under railway bridge

Around 10 birds are thought to have died while the netting was in place. Warning, potentially graphic photos and videos

Wales Online

Kitten rescued with glass bowl on head now nicknamed 'Buzz Lightyear'

The kitty was lured with treats while animal rescuers tried to prise the bowl off its head

Wales Online

The Royal Commission for AlUla Participates in IUCN’s Leaders Forum in South Korea

The Royal Commission for AlUla is participating in the leaders forum for the International Union for Conservation of Nature in the South Korean island of Jeju. The two-day IUCN Leaders Summit that kicked off on Thursday will discuss mechanisms for conserving biodiversity, restoring natural habitats, and discussing ways of cooperation…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Endangered red squirrels in Highlands to be helped with citizen science project

PEOPLE living in the Highlands are being asked to take part in a major citizen science study as part of a pioneering red squirrel reintroduction…

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All This Rain Is Likely Going To Create A ‘Massive Snake Season’ So Say Hi To Your Ex For Us

Who knew they were in town!

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Endangered bush stone-curlew falls in love with own reflection mid search for mate

Jo the bush stone-curlew seems to like living outside the hardware store, where he can spend his time admiring himself in the window.

ABC News

Wedge-tailed eagle saved from ocean by diver off Victorian coast

More comfortable surfing air streams than ocean waves, this waterlogged eagle needed a hand from a diver after finding itself in a strange environment.

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Beachgoers watch on in terror as 12ft alligator walks along sand

Officers from a local animal conservation charity attended the scene after a number of people called them about the beast.

Daily Record

Huge 12ft alligator causes panic on beach as it walks along sand amid revellers

Witness T.J. Tamaccio, said 'It was crazy. I just rolled up to the beach doing my routine, and I saw the commotion. I thought it would be a little shark or something'

Daily Mirror

Plans approved for relocation of beavers at Loch Lomond reserve despite objections

Fears over impact of rodents on trees and riverbanks have been expressed by residents, anglers and farmers.

Daily Record

WWF: Wildlife populations plummet by 69% since 1970s

The rate of animal population decline is as high as 94 per cent in areas with considerable biodiversity

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Cat v fox: what made Downing Street’s Larry so brave?

The chief mouser was seen on camera chasing away a larger intruder on his patch. Experts explain his behaviour

Irish Mirror

Warning life on Earth on brink of catastrophe as climate change and destruction of nature undermine planet

Wildlife populations have fallen nearly 70% globally since 1970, the World Wildlife Fund’s latest Living Planet Report reveals – equivalent to a wipe-out of everyone in Europe, the Americas, Africa, Oceania and China

Daily Mirror

Monkeys forced to spend more time and abandon treetop homes, study finds

Scientists warn climate change and deforestation are the factors leading to a new wave of primates spending more time on the forest floor ground

Radio France Internationale

Humans have wiped out two-thirds of world's wildlife since 1970

Wildlife populations around the world have dropped nearly 70 percent in the last 50 years, according to the latest World Wildlife Fund index, which says the culprits are habitat degradation due to human development, along with farming, pollution, climate change and disease.

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Daily Record

Monkeys may be evolving into 'human-like race' as they are spotted leaving trees

A new wave of primates could be taking an 'evolutionary leap' thanks to climate change and deforestation.

The Guardian - UK

Plans to scrap nature-friendly farm subsidies put biodiversity target ‘at risk’

Natural England chief says pledge to stop biodiversity loss by 2030 will not be met if scheme is cut

Wales Online

Rarely spotted 'dwarf orca' dolphins seen leaping from the sea off the Welsh coast

The creatures look quite similar to killer whales - hence the nickname

Irish Mirror

Tips to avoid rodent infestation in Irish homes as thousands look for warm place to nest for winter

Rats don’t hibernate during the winter, so they need to find somewhere with adequate shelter and food supply to keep them alive.

Irish Mirror

Monkeys could be evolving into 'human-like species' as incredible research reveals global trend

Monkey and lemur species which have always been known to live in trees are now beginning to spend a lot more time roaming the forest floor

The Guardian - UK

From brown bears to grey wolves, Europe’s persecuted carnivores are bouncing back

Wildlife has an amazing ability to recover – but only if we keep vital legal protections in place, says academic Sophie Ledger

ABC News

Echidna seen wandering at Adelaide Railway Station rescued and released

Commuters were treated to an unusual sight when a small female echidna decided to take a trip to Adelaide Railway Station.

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