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This is what caused the bee genocide

When exposed to neonicotinoids, bees start to stumble — and that sent billions to their death

Salon

Horrifying moment shark attacks diver as victim screams for help 10m underwater

Ian had a close encounter with the shark before it turned and attacked one of the German divers nearby, savaging the victim's leg while they were 10m underwater

Daily Mirror

Impact of 'enormous' blaze on family-run fishery will be a 'tragedy' as fire service drains 2.5m gallons from lake

'The fire was 50 feet in the air. I had a friend call me saying they could see the smoke from Leeds'

Nottingham Post

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The Mediterranean has experienced record sea temperatures this summer: this could devastate marine life

The ocean sustains all life on our planet. It provides food to eat and oxygen to breathe, while playing a key role in moderating our climate. But marine life is increasingly threatened by climate change. The ocean is becoming considerably warmer, affecting its ability to sustain life.

The Conversation

Great Indian Bustards adapt to produce 2-egg clutch

New behaviour, a result of increased feed after excessive rain, hailed as a record

The Hindu

Prince Harry makes surprise solo trip to Mozambique

The Duke was pictured in the beach-side town of Vilanculos

The Independent UK

Tigress and cubs trigger panic among villagers at Vakery in Wayanad

Plan to drive the animals back into Irulam forest

The Hindu

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'Worry' as shark spotted in UK river: 'they don't normally come so close to beaches'

Same species of shark that bit woman earlier this month

Wales Online

Bleeding seal pup found abandoned on Scots beach rescued by kind tourists

Little Rocky was discovered bloodied and infected on Earlsferry Beach near Leven in Fife.

Daily Record

Win a family pass to the Blair Drummond Safari Park in this weeks West Lothian Courier competition

The West Lothian Courier has teamed up with Blair Drummond Safari Park to offer readers the chance to win a family pass for two adults and two children each week

Daily Record

Boy, 10, loses his leg after being bitten by shark while snorkelling with family

Jameson Reeder Jr, 10, was attacked by a bull shark while snorkelling with his family in Florida and later had to have part of his leg amputated as his family have started a fundraiser

Daily Mirror

How to keep seagulls away after 'extreme aggression' warning issued

Seagulls can become extremely aggressive and protective of their young

Dublin Live

Wildlife lover captures incredible close encounter with humpback whales off coast of Lewis

Rosie Barrett was delighted to see the stunning creatures off the coast of the Isle of Lewis.

Daily Record

Six plants to keep spiders away as they head for our homes in September

Mating season will see spiders come out of the shadows in a few days time

Wales Online

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Mayor calls for end of shark nets at Sydney’s Bondi beach

Paula Masselos says the nets aren’t effective and catch too many non-target marine animals – with better options available

Daily Mirror

Shark spotted off UK beach in shallow water as experts warn beachgoers to steer clear

Experts have urged Brits to steer clear of the shark and give it a wide berth, raising concerns over its proximity to the shore at the popular beach in Falmouth, Cornwall

Belfast Live

Birth of 3 red listed barn owl chicks on nature friendly NI farm 'thrills' conservationists

Ballycuttle farm owner Dawn Stocking says it 'has been a fantastic experience' after a hard 2021 for the species

The Guardian - UK

Weatherwatch: damselflies return to UK as climate warms

The insects are among a host of species breeding in Britain again, drawn by rising temperatures

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The Conversation

Warming oceans may force New Zealand's sperm and blue whales to shift to cooler southern waters

The world’s oceans are absorbing more than 90% of the excess heat and energy generated by rising greenhouse gas emissions.

The Guardian - UK

Climate stress can give bumblebees asymmetrical wings, study finds

Bees ‘may be in for rough time’ over 21st century as hotter and wetter conditions affect development

ABC News

Kookaburra numbers declining in major eastern Australian cities

A new study finds that Australia's iconic kookaburras and galahs are being forced out of our biggest cities by competition for food and habitat.

Glasgow Live

Bird put to sleep to end suffering after leg partially amputated by illegal trap in Lanarkshire

The Scottish SPCA are appealing for information after the Jackdaw was found caught in an illegal springer trap by a member of the public. They believe the trap was set up deliberately.

ABC News

Conservationists thrilled to see new eggs from endangered osprey at Port Lincoln

Birders hope ospreys are taking to a series of artificial nests on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula as laying season starts.

The Independent UK

Kemp's ridley sea turtle nests 1st in 75 years in Louisiana

The world's smallest and most endangered sea turtle has hatched in Louisiana's wilds for the first known time in 75 years

ABC News

Cameras strapped to dolphins capture surprise sea snake feast

A dolphin has been filmed hunting and eating sea snakes in what researchers say is the first time the behaviour has been observed.

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