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An eco-light trail, bracing walks and Jane Austen: how to get festive in Hampshire

From Christmassy Regency houses and steam train rides to the best grub and places to stay, here’s how to have a high time in Hants this winter

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s nonstop’: how noise pollution threatens the return of Norway’s whales

Recordings by biologist Heike Vester reveal how oil and gas exploration as well as cruises, fishing boats and even whale-watchers are adding to the din underwater

The Guardian - UK

Scientists dissect ‘world’s rarest whale’ for clues on little-known species

Only seven spade-tooth whales have ever been documented, now work is beginning on a specimen that washed ashore in New Zealand in July

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'Ambitious plan' to protect cornerstone species in two Scottish rivers

Cairngorms National Park has announced the preparation of an “ambitious plan” to help endangered species of mussel...

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A pufferfish: ‘probably nature’s greatest artist’

The word ‘probably’ will haunt this fish for the rest of its days – a deflating description for a cute, toxic creature

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand Scientists Dissect World's Rarest Whale: 'Globally Significant Opportunity'

New Zealand scientists on Monday began dissecting a whale considered the rarest in the world, a species so elusive that only seven specimens have ever been documented.

International Business Times

Scientists gather to decode puzzle of the world's rarest whale in 'extraordinary' New Zealand study

Scientists and culture experts in New Zealand have begun the first-ever dissection of a spade-toothed whale, the world's rarest whale species

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Corals can adapt to warming oceans, but not fast enough – new research

Heatwaves in the oceans are triggering coral bleaching on a massive scale. If greenhouse gas emissions continue unabated, such heatwaves are projected to occur at least every two years over the coming decades.

The Conversation

Alphabet Options Trading: A Deep Dive into Market Sentiment

Whales with a lot of money to spend have taken a noticeably bearish stance on Alphabet.

Benzinga

Orcas know how to hunt and kill the world's largest fish, reveals new research

Orcas show off their terrifying intelligence once again

Evening Standard

‘Climate-induced poisoning’: 350 elephants probably killed by toxic water

Satellite data analysis suggests algal blooms could be behind mass die-off in Botswana that sparked flurry of theories in 2020

The Guardian - UK

‘Baby bouncer’ helps pick up poorly penguin so she can learn to stand again

Fearing for Flop’s survival, staff at Dudley zoo made bouncer to support her during feeding times

The Guardian - UK

Fossils in Highland cave suggest polar bear ancestry for Scottish bears

NEW analysis of ancient bones and fossils found in a Highland cave has revealed evidence which could suggest polar bears once roamed Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Western Australia’s endangered cockatoo among world’s longest-living birds

Oldest Carnaby’s cockatoo in wild lived to 35, with eight recorded living beyond 21, researchers find

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Crabs can actually feel pain as scientists call for humane ways to cook shellfish

Pain response appeared shorter and more powerful when crabs faced physical stress

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Public given chance to vote for favourite wildlife image from ‘exceptional’ list

A 25-strong shortlist of images taken from entries to the Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest is being put to a public vote.

The National (Scotland)

Seabird numbers plummeting in Scotland and wider UK, new report shows

SOME of Scotland's most famous seabirds have seen severe falls in population numbers, a new report has shown ...

The Guardian - UK

Welsh government urged to safeguard Celtic rainforests

Conservation groups’ report warns remaining temperate rainforest sites and ‘vital habitats’ are in poor condition

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Killer whales have adapted special strategy to hunt world’s largest fish, scientists say

Orcas temporarily stun and flip over whale sharks to access their lipid-rich liver

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First right whales of season gorge on critical food off Massachusetts, giving hope for a strong year

Scientists who study a critically endangered species of whale that lives off New England say encouraging early signs suggest the animals could have a strong season for feeding and breeding

The Guardian - AU

Fire ant rafts could float down Queensland river after recent heavy rains, expert warns

Growing infestations along the Logan river pose ‘very high risk’ of spreading downstream, Invasive Species Council says

The Conversation

‘Divorce’ in songbirds: extreme weather pushes couples past breaking point

Like humans, many animals form lasting monogamous relationships. Most birds pair up to produce and raise offspring together over many years. However, as with humans, they also commonly “divorce” – terminating the pair bond well before the death of either partner.

The National (Scotland)

Iconic species in Scotland under threat from breeding of game birds

GAMEBIRDS such as pheasants and partridges could be threatening the capercaillie which is potentially facing extinction, The Ferret can reveal ...

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Stranded fin whale becomes ‘icy monument’ outside Anchorage

The frozen carcass of the 47-foot fin whale has become a major attraction since the mammal washed ashore last weekend.

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Convincing sharks that surfers aren't seals might be the way to avoid attacks

Dozens of unprovoked shark bites are reported in ocean waters around the US every year. But preventing incidents has proven tricky

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