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Polar bear killed after attacking French tourist on Norway’s Svalbard islands

The tourist was part of a camping group

The Independent UK

Efforts to feed Beluga whale in France's Seine fail so far

Efforts to feed a dangerously thin Beluga whale that has strayed into the Seine River in France have failed so far

The Independent UK

Woman mauled by polar bear after it wanders into camp in terrifying attack

Polar bear attacks are relatively rare, but one woman was injured in an Arctic settlement when camping. The woman was flown to hospital by helicopter as authorities decide what to do with the bear

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Alpacas escape enclosure and sneak off to Loch Ness to frolic in the water

The mischievous bunch also had a nosey round the Balachladaich Bed and Breakfast, situated next to their pen on the banks of the iconic loch in Dores, Inverness.

Daily Record

Scared gamekeeper chased by 'world's deadliest bird' in clip like 'Jurassic Park'

Clayton Enoch, a gamekeeper in Australia, was chased by a cassowary, which has razor-sharp claws and is known as the deadliest bird in the world. The bird went on a violent rampage and chased them as they fled on a quad bike.

Daily Mirror

Wild thing! Inside the mission to rewild London

Beavers, voles and acres of new wild flower meadows — the capital’s rewilding revolution has truly begun. And about time, says Sophie Church

Evening Standard

Ireland could be faced with major wasp invasion in a matter of weeks

Hotter temperatures and a lack of rain in some areas have allowed most types of insects to thrive

Irish Mirror

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The most awe-inspiring and exuberant birds are facing extinction first – let’s stop nature becoming boring

From toucans and puffins to iridescent hummingbirds, the most unique creatures are the most vulnerable to human impacts, says Lucy Jones, author of Losing Eden

The Guardian - UK

Lake fish kill leaves locals searching for answers

Lake Macquarie residents are demanding answers regarding what caused a massive fish kill at the southern end of the lake on Saturday.

Newcastle Herald

Wetherspoon pub installs shrieking gull alarm to help people eat in peace

An expert says the disturbing sound should help keep thieving birds away

Wales Online

Country diary: The garden is alive with insects, despite the heatwave

Allendale, Northumberland: It’s taken a lot of careful planning, but our corner of this sunny valley is teeming with bees, beetles and butterflies

The Guardian - UK

Gibbons arrive at Wildlife HQ on Sunshine Coast for breeding program

They may not look exactly like La La Land stars Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, but these two critically endangered primates could soon be singing a stunning duet.

ABC News

Cycles of nature across the centuries in 'all forms of life'

Some species operate on time scales across centuries.

Newcastle Herald

Rare southern right whale calf sighting a thrilling start to NSW far south coast whale watching season

The whale watching season on the NSW far south coast is underway early with tours booked off the coasts of Bermagui, Merimbula and Eden.

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Sharks spotted in knee-deep water as beachgoers scream to 'get out of the water!'

A pair of sharks can be seen in footage splashing around dangerously close to the shore where swimmers were enjoying themselves, in yet another sighting along the US east coast

Daily Mirror

Snowdonia walkers report 'aggressive' big cat sightings - and 'massive' paw prints

A host of Snowdonia explorers have revealed sightings of elusive big cats across the national park, and someone even took a photo of a giant paw print... but some people remain sceptical

Newcastle Herald

Nature's collapse like Jenga

The Greater Hunter Region has more than 200 threatened flora and fauna species.

Daily Mirror

Seagull attacks soar in five years with pub forced to install shrieking alarm

Complaints about seagulls dive-bombing people have doubled in the last five years since their nests became protected - with a Wetherspoons having to think outside the box to combat the problem

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Wetland rules threaten access to Defence Force, electricity infrastructure

Concessions have been made for some industries but not others when it comes to what you can and can't do near a wetland.

Radio France Internationale

Time running out for beluga whale stranded in river Seine, say marine groups

A team of vets and marine experts on Sunday conceded they were running out of options in the fight to save a malnourished beluga whale that has swum up the river Seine.

Radio France Internationale

Cowadunga! Rotten eggs and manure halt crop-raiding elephants in East Africa

A foul-smelling liquid concocted from rotten eggs, cow dung and other natural ingredients is helping to save farmers’ crops from hungry elephants in Uganda and Kenya.

Chicago Tribune

In a win for endangered piping plovers like Chicago’s Monty and Rose, the Great Lakes has record breeding season

CHICAGO — Monty and Rose, who achieved local fame in 2019 as the first federally endangered piping plovers to raise a family in Chicago in almost 60 years, are gone from the North Side beach where they spent three summers.

The Independent UK

New project brings feathered friends to care home residents

Lough Neagh Partnership has been working with Lisnisky Care Home in Portadown.

The Guardian - UK

Pat Bishop obituary

Other lives: British-born resident of Mallorca who was the driving force behind the creation of a national park on the island

Daily Mirror

Brits warned of major wasp invasion that could see stinging pests descend in just weeks

Soaring temperatures and a major lack of rain this year could see a huge surge in wasps across the country during the last weeks of summer with pest control firms reporting more call-outs

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