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Crows can use self-control to hold out for favourite food, study suggests

Researchers also found jays tend to settle for a less preferred food option when another bird is present.

The Independent UK

High-Tech DNA Analysis Offers Non-Invasive Solution For Polar Bear Conservation

New DNA tracking method could save polar bears from extinction

Zenger

Feeding Birds: Good For The Soul And Human Well-Being, Says Study

New research explores the positive impact of bird feeding on human well-being and calls for policy considerations.

Zenger

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Campaigners label Scottish Government's biodiversity strategy 'meaningless'

The Scottish Government’s biodiversity strategy has been branded “meaningless” and a “paper exercise in delay” by marine conservation…

The National (Scotland)

Hopes for future of iconic Sycamore Gap Tree renewed

There was a national outcry when the iconic tree was felled overnight in September

The Independent UK

Florida discontinues manatee winter feeding program after seagrass conditions improve

Wildlife officials say a two-year experimental feeding program for starving Florida manatees will not immediately resume this winter as conditions have improved for the threatened marine mammals and the seagrass on which they depend

The Independent UK

How a thumb-sized climate migrant with a giant crab claw is disrupting the Northeast's Great Marsh ecosystem

Nine years ago, I stood on the muddy banks of the Great Marsh, a salt marsh an hour north of Boston, and pulled a thumb-sized crab with an absurdly large claw out of a burrow. I was looking at a fiddler crab – a species that wasn’t supposed to be…

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Golden mole that swims through sand is rediscovered in South Africa after 86 years

The De Winton’s golden mole was last seen in 1937 on the north-western coast of South Africa, and later declared officially lost. This iridescent blind mole with hearing superpowers evades contact with humans and “swims” through sand dunes, making it very difficult to locate. But in November 2023, a team…

The Conversation

New species of moth found in west London park by lifelong enthusiast

Experts hail amateur lepidopterist Barbara Mulligan's discovery as a 'real coup for citizen science'

Evening Standard

Long thought to be extinct in Kenya, giant pangolins are now being helped back from the brink

In 2018, sightings of these solitary, nocturnal animals were recorded in Kenya for the first time in half a century. Now conservationists are working with farmers to create space for them on the land

The Guardian - UK

Photographs capture humpback whale's Seattle visit, breaching in waters in front of Space Needle

Pictures released by a conservation group Soundwatch Boater Education Program show a young humpback whale breaching in front of the Space Needle as it visited the waters off Seattle last week, capturing a rare display of wildlife next to a major city

The Independent UK

Going Extinct in Texas

The path to getting a species declared extinct is longer than you might think. From Fall 2023 Fellow Paula Levihn-Coon.

Texas Observer

These penguins sleep for mere seconds

So named because of the narrow band on their heads, these penguins catch slumber every second they can

Salon

The slow race to save Brittany’s rare Quimper snails from a tramway – one gastropod at a time

In Brest, this protected species, found only in Brittany and the Basque Country, is being painstakingly moved to a new home before their habitat is destroyed

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The Hindu

COP28 | PM Modi follows ‘maximum global talk, minimum local walk’, says Congress

Jairam Ramesh said, “This is yet another of his trademark falsehoods”.

Evening Standard

Golden mole thought extinct is spotted in South Africa for first time in 80 years

The De Winton's golden mole has an iridescent golden coat and the ability to 'swim' through sand dunes

The Guardian - AU

‘Bracing for another fish kill’: locals sound the alarm as water quality drops at Menindee

Dissolved oxygen levels at the Darling-Baaka River have dropped to their lowest since April – and locals are worried

Chicago Sun-Times

Steps in the making the list of endangered and threatened fish in Illinois

A day spent observing the first steps in revising the list of endangered and threatened fish in Illinois. Who knew what wonders swam in our waters?

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Penguins Snatch 11 Hours Of Sleep Through Seconds-long Micronaps

In humans, nodding off for a few seconds is a clear sign of insufficient sleep -- and can be dangerous in some situations, such as when driving a car.

The Independent UK

Wolverines may soon get government protection

There are around 300 wolverines left in the wild in the US, and could face extinction due to the melting of their habitat

The Independent UK

Penguin parents sleep for just a few seconds at a time to guard newborns, study shows

Researchers have discovered that some penguin parents sleep for only seconds at a time around-the-clock to protect their eggs and chicks

The Guardian - UK

10,000 naps a day: how chinstrap penguins survive on microsleeps

Scientists studying the birds in Antarctica have found they snooze for 11 hours a day without falling deeply asleep

The Independent UK

Still alive! Golden mole not seen for 80 years and presumed extinct is found again in South Africa

Researchers in South Africa say they have rediscovered a mole species that has an iridescent golden coat and the ability to “swim” through sand dunes after it hadn't been seen for more than 80 years and was thought to be extinct

The Guardian - UK

Why the return of sea otters to Canada’s west coast is making waves

Hunted almost to extinction for their pelts, the voracious mammals are being reintroduced to their traditional haunts in Haida Gwaii, to the consternation of some fishing communities

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Pledge for 'world's biggest' salmon farming fight

The Commonwealth has triggered the first step of a review into salmon farming in Tasmania's Macquarie Harbour, in what some have labelled an attack on jobs.

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