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There are sharks in Las Vegas and they feast on hundreds of pounds of fish every week

In one week the aquarium goes through over 300 pounds (136 kilograms) of fish

The Independent UK

In Bloom review – this rip-roaring history of botanical adventurers disturbs and delights

From poppy seeds and opium pipes to the astonishing truth about tulips, science and obsession collide in this aromatic history of plants and pioneers

The Guardian - UK

Hunted by Neanderthals, giant elephants travelled hundreds of miles across Europe

Human ancestors hunted large prey in organised way using their knowledge of landscape

The Independent UK

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'Gaslit': government under fire over algal bloom claims

A government's sustained denials that a harmful algal bloom was toxic have been proven wrong and there must be an inquiry, the Liberals and Greens say.

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Scientists made a breakthrough in the study of whale sounds. Here's a look at the numbers

Researchers on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, recently discovered the oldest known recordings of whale sounds and believe the discovery could help scientists understand how the animals communicate

The Independent UK

A mysterious ocean sound was recorded off Bermuda in the 1940s. Scientists finally uncover the truth

The preserved recording was discovered last year – and it could unlock secrets about the ocean

The Independent UK

I love vultures, mosquitoes and, yes, even wasps. This is why you should too

No species is a ‘villain’ – and even humans’ least favourite creatures are part of a web that makes all life possible, says author Jo Wimpenny

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Stripped of life: the deadly South Australian algal bloom is still spreading one year on

More than 20,000 sq km of coast has succumbed to Australia’s first bloom of toxic Karenia cristata algae – and scientists worry it could explode again

The Guardian - AU

Snow gum dieback raises fears for largest river system

The snow gum forests of Australia's high country are dying, and it could have profound consequences for the nation's largest river system.

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We must protect our natural habitats before they disappear

Letters: Readers respond to Sam Dumitriu’s article on protecting Britain’s environment

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: Frogspawn returns to the pond I built with my father

Langstone, Hampshire: A glistening raft of jelly is a promising sign of a frog resurgence after newts dominated for a decade

The Guardian - UK

‘2,000 queen ants in a suitcase’: Chinese man arrested for smuggling live ants in test tubes at Nairobi airport

Kenyan authorities apprehended a Chinese national at Nairobi's international airport. He was found with over 2,000 live queen ants hidden in his luggage. The insects were carefully packed to survive the journey. This discovery highlights a growing trade in rare insects. Officials are investigating potential links to a larger trafficking…

The Times of India

Wasps are building nests right now — check these spots before it's too late

Learn where wasps build nests in early spring and how to spot them before colonies establish.

Tom’s Guide

Bees can breathe underwater for a week, scientists discover

‘Extraordinary’ discovery could help prevent the loss of entire colonies of queen bees amid climate change

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A giant iceberg twice the size of London is under threat of disappearing

Picture a frozen colossus drifting silently through icy waters, big enough to blanket London twice over. That's iceberg A23a. As per the European Space Agency (ESA), it’s one of the world's largest, now stranded near South Georgia, a stunning sub-Antarctic island famed for its penguins, seals, and jagged peaks. Grounded…

The Independent UK

Accidental lab discovery reveals ‘simple thing’ bedbugs fear

Study offers simple solution to rid oneself of bedbugs

The Independent UK

King penguins are the rare species benefiting from a warming world. But that could change

King penguins are adapting to climate change in a way that seems to help them breed successfully, which is unusual

Evening Standard

London council apologises for sign warning that people feeding pigeons face five years in prison

Signs put up in Kilburn suggested the act of feeding pigeons would constitute a ‘crime against our streets’

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Want more songbirds visiting? 7 changes that bring them to your yard

Seven ways to attract more birds into your garden, especially during nesting season.

The Guardian - AU

Sale of rat poisons could be restricted to protect Australian wildlife

Regulator recommends rodenticides be removed from Bunnings and supermarkets shelves and sold only to licensed professionals

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: The art of noticing rewards with a mini glittering web

Knightwood Inclosure, New Forest: I realise my knowledge of my favourite haunt is the size of the spidery-speck hanging in the heather

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Villagers on Príncipe, the ‘African Galapagos’, to be paid for protecting the ecosystem

A billionaire is funding a sustainable development project on the west African island that makes the local population stewards of its future

The Times of India

World’s largest iceberg A23a from Antarctica is finally breaking apart after 40 years at sea

One of the largest and oldest icebergs is now melting very quickly, ending its 40-year journey across the southern ocean. According to Dr Andrew Meijers, an oceanographer at the British Antarctic Survey, the largest iceberg on the planet, A23a, is breaking up fairly dramatically because the South Atlantic waters are…

The Guardian - UK

Large tortoiseshell butterfly confirmed no longer extinct in UK

Early spring sightings show colourful insect is a resident species for first time in decades, says conservation charity

The Guardian - UK

How can we really protect Britain’s environment?

Well-intentioned laws designed to safeguard nature frequently have the opposite effect

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