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Sea snakes might have evolved to see colors again: Research

The annulated sea snake, a species of venomous snake found in ocean waters around Australia and Asia, appears to have evolved to see an extended palette of colours after its ancestors lost that ability in response to changing environments, according to a new paper published in Genome Biology and Evolution…

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Birds have learned to use our ‘anti-bird’ spikes to protect their own nests: ‘The ultimate adaptation’

‘It doesn’t get any crazier than this, does it?’

The Independent UK

Shedd welcomes baby rockhopper penguin

Its the first time in eight years that the aquarium has welcomed a new rockhopper penguin chick to the colony.

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Murray-Darling basin environmental flows found to be key to saving 140 species at risk of extinction

Environment Victoria calls for Andrews government to end opposition to commonwealth water purchases to save river

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Binybara is not just home to the Gouldian finch. It’s part of the Larrakia nation. And it deserves protection

Binybara, also known as Lee Point, is sacred. Traditional owners, bird watchers, ecologists, activists and lawyers were standing shoulder to shoulder as bulldozers neared

The Guardian - AU

Crows and magpies using anti-bird spikes to build nests, researchers find

Dutch study identifies several examples of corvids’ ‘amazing’ ability to adapt to the urban environment

The Guardian - UK

Nurse attacked by shark on holiday has emergency surgery to save leg

Delia Yriarte, who was on holiday in the Galapagos Islands, said the sea filled with blood during the attack

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Sawfish, guitarfish and more: Meet the rhino rays, some of the world's most oddly shaped and highly endangered fishes

“Shark!” When you hear this word, especially at the beach, it can conjure up images of bloodthirsty monsters. This summer – particularly on July 14, which is Shark Awareness Day – my colleagues and I are eager to help the public learn more about these misunderstood, ecologically important and highly…

The Conversation

Travel warning as infectious disease causes havoc at picturesque UK beach

As a devastating wave of bird flu continues to wreak havoc across Scotland, council workers removed the bodies of 330 birds on Stonhaven beach in Aberdeenshire on Monday

Daily Mirror

'Evil trade' could face ban as animals get caught in nets and drown

People have been finding large numbers of sharks and other kinds of marine life washing up on Merseyside with suspected gill nets to blame

Liverpool Echo

Indonesia is suppressing environmental research it doesn't like. That poses real risks

In September last year, several leading scientists were effectively banned from further research in Indonesia’s vast tropical forests, where most had been working for decades.

The Conversation

Woodlice in your home could be sign of expensive problem - but you shouldn't kill them

These tiny crustaceans thrive in damp conditions and usually can't survive long indoors, so if they're living in your home you may have an issue to fix

Chronicle Live

Red flag swimming ban lifted at three NI beauty spots

The North Coast beaches had been closed after the suspected algae was spotted

Belfast Live

How to recognise a temperate rainforest in Britain and Ireland when you see one

The term “temperate rainforest”, or “Celtic rainforest”, has rapidly gained public attention in the UK recently.

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Bird flu outbreak at breeding colony ‘devastating news’ for Arctic terns

More than 600 dead chicks have been recovered from the Long Nanny site in Northumberland in the last two weeks.

Daily Mirror

Mega-rare lump of whale vomit worth £400,000 washes up on beach in Canary Islands

A group of scientists gutted an enormous 43ft, 20 tonne sperm whale after it washed up on Nogales Beach on the Spanish Canary Island of La Palma in mid-May - but have now discovered that the ambergris they found inside is worth a whopping £394,000

Daily Mirror

Horror moment man is bitten by shark which refuses to let go as he swims at beach

Andres Garcia was in the water in Key Largo, Florida, when a nurse shark grabbed hold of his foot and refused to let go for around 15 minutes - leaving him requiring stitches

Chronicle Live

Suspected avian flu outbreak kills quarter of Arctic tern chicks at Northumberland coast nature reserve

600 dead Arctic tern chicks have been recovered by rangers at Long Nanny Nature Reserve near Beadnell

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Suspected bird flu kills more than 600 Arctic tern chicks at UK's largest mainland breeding colony

The lead ranger said adults were also starting to die

Wales Online

More than 600 Arctic tern chicks killed by suspected bird flu at UK's largest mainland breeding colony

The lead ranger said adults were also starting to die

The Independent UK

5 late summer blooms to plant now

Here’s how to up your flower power in your garden until early autumn. By Sam Wylie-Harris.

Tom’s Guide

7 mistakes to avoid when growing orchids

Orchids are pretty simple to grow, but there are still 7 mistakes often made with these plants.

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Safety concerns for chicks grow as birds build nests with rubbish, study shows

Almost 200 bird species found to build nests with human litter, including cigarette butts, plastic bags and fishing nets

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Country diary: A nesting woodcock is the ultimate acceptance of our wildlife garden

Allendale, Northumberland: We’ve got used to her movements over the past few weeks – and, it seems, she’s got used to us

The Guardian - US

‘What are we willing to sacrifice?’ A journey down America’s most endangered river

The serene beauty of the Colorado River belies an ecosystem that is forever changed. I met the scientists fighting for its future

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