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A giant oarfish: the mirrored harbinger of earthquakes

Oarfish swim vertically, moving up and down and side to side like a cursor. It would be easier to believe they do not exist

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Successfully managing forests must include stewarding the hidden life belowground

Half of the biodiversity in forests is unseen because it lives belowground. These organisms are miniscule in size, but their importance to the ecosystem is enormous.

The Conversation

Australian effort to contain fire ants hampered by funding shortfall, documents show

Invasive Species Council releases material showing contrast between original $133m plan to fully eradicate the ants and $89m ‘revised work plan’

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Invasive aquatic species are a ticking time bomb: scientists

The Hindu

M.P. strategy for tigers can help cheetahs too

M.P. tops 2022 tiger census with 50% surge, thanks to balancing predator and prey population. Active prey management, such as relocating tigers and prey, key to success. Similar strategy could help form viable cheetah population, despite 6 deaths in translocation project. Corbett National Park most populous reserve, but M.P. has…

The Hindu

The forester on a quest to end superstition about Ghana's threatened owls

By keeping rodents under control, owls help maintain the natural balance of Ghana's forests. But superstitious beliefs have led to attacks on the birds. Kwabena Poku Bosompim, regional director of the Forestry Commission in the Ahafo region of Ghana, is on a mission to save the country's owls.

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Evolution isn’t against same-sex behaviour in monkeys: study

Animals that engage in same-sex sexual behaviour have been considered a ‘Darwinian paradox’: if reproduction is critical to evolution, then non-reproductive behaviour should have ceased to exist. Yet a new study, published in Nature Ecology & Evolution, has found that rhesus macaque males often engage in same-sex sexual behaviour without…

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Volunteers wanted to live on remote island and count seals for annual survey

Manx Wildlife Trust said they need two enthusiastic volunteers to conduct the 11-week survey.

The Independent UK

The enigmatic Indian eagle-owl

Indian eagle-owls have recently been classified as a species distinct from Eurasian eagle-owls. They are imposing birds, with a wingspan of 6ft and ear tufts that may ward off predators. Little is known about them as they are nocturnal, but they are found across the Indian peninsula and are not…

The Hindu

Wayanad farmer sets a model for conservation of wild orchids

Orchid farming is a hobby for many and an income-generating activity for others. For V.U. Sabu, an innovative farmer at Pothukety in Wayanad, it is a mission to collect and propagate wild orchids.

The Hindu

Orcas ‘attacked’ my boat too. What does this say about the sea?

Violent interactions with humans off the Iberian coast have caused alarm but mystery still surrounds the apex predators

The Guardian - UK

Scientists Just Scanned the Brain of an Animal That’s Been Extinct for 87 Years

Using a 140-year-old piece of brain tissue, we may know more about the Tasmanian tiger’s brain than before.

Inverse

Wildlife lovers fear for nature reserve threatened by Cambridge university building

Plans to construct accommodation for students near wildlife oasis have sparked a row between conservationists and the college

The Guardian - UK

Why have the birds disappeared from my garden?

The RSPB explains why you may not see your feathered friends in summer.

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Endangered Fish Almost Became Extinct After Water Pipe Issue At Zoo

The zoo has 50 percent of the world's population of some species of fish - which are extinct in the wild.

The Guardian - US

Texas border patrol agents find seven baby spider monkeys in backpack

Spider monkeys, predominantly found in tropical rainforests, are vulnerable to extinction and were given to wildlife authorities

The Independent UK

Woman airlifted to hospital after otter attack at popular river destination

A rare attack by a river otter in southern Montana has injured three women floating on inner tubes

The Independent UK

Bark beetles are eating through Germany's Harz forest. Climate change is making matters worse

Tiny bark beetles have been causing havoc in Germany's Harz mountains, eating away at trees and killing off swaths of the spruce population by hampering their ability to take in nutrients

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Whale shark takes snorkeler for a ride in stunning video

Before leaving the area with the other whale sharks, the animal allowed the man to perch on his face for a few moments

The Hindu

Bryde’s whale carcass in Srikakulam district of Andhra Pradesh baffles marine biologists

A beached Bryde’s whale in Srikakulam district of Andhra Pradesh baffles marine biologists

The Independent UK

5 late summer blooms to plant now

Here’s how to up your flower power in your garden until early autumn

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Why have the birds disappeared from my garden?

The RSPB explains why you may not see your feathered friends in summer.

The Independent UK

Oregon crabbers and environmentalists are at odds as a commission votes on rules to protect whales

The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission is set to consider extending rules restricting the number of crab traps in the water and how deep they can drop in the late-season months when humpback whales are more likely to swim there

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: The living is easy for these summertime insects

Deerness Valley, County Durham: Hoverflies, Darwin wasps and red soldier beetles – all they need to do is wander across the umbels and lick

The Independent UK

After helping prevent extinctions for 50 years, the Endangered Species Act itself may be in peril

Fifty years after the U.S. Endangered Species Act took effect, officials say 99% of the animals and plants it protects have survived

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