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Deer at RSPB's Gartocharn nature reserve to be culled to reduce impact on area

The RSPB, who run the Loch Lomond National Nature Reserve (NNR), say that the move is essential to prevent the animals causing further damage to habitats.

Daily Record

Ireland found guilty of breaching laws to protect nature by European Court of Justice

"This ruling comes as no surprise to anyone following the deterioration of our natural environment"

Irish Mirror

Edinburgh locals 'under attack' from dive bombing seagulls outside their homes

The squawking birds are incredibly protective and will swoop down, dive bomb and attack people or animals they think pose a threat to their vulnerable young.

Edinburgh Live

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First Swan Upping of King’s reign to take place in July

The Sovereign’s Swan Marker counts the number of young cygnets each year.

The Independent UK

Dung beetles: expedition unearths new species on Mozambique's Mount Mabu

Mount Mabu in north central Mozambique supports the largest continuous block of rainforest in southern Africa.

The Conversation

Elephants and tigers top list of animals Brits would love to see in the wild, study finds

Lions, whales, and giraffes are other top choices to spot in their natural habitats - but many Brits are unsure where exactly these natural habitats are

Daily Mirror

Male birds who are able to repeat song notes attract female mate: Study

According to recently conducted research at Lancaster University, male birds who can precisely repeat song notes have the best chance of attracting a female mate. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Skin disease in orcas off North American coast concerns scientists

Lesions found on 99% of southern resident orcas studied on Pacific north-west coast

The Guardian - UK

Scientists find worrisome lesions on endangered southern resident orcas

SEATTLE — Amid human-made barriers to finding adequate food, hearing or communicating with each other, the endangered southern resident orcas may have seen an increase in the prevalence of skin disease, according to a new study.

Tribune News Service

‘Sharks suffer from a bad reputation’: Researchers look at peoples’ perceptions of sharks in new study

While sharks have been seen as “bloodthirsty man eaters” that are out to get you in the ocean, a new study shows that people learning about sharks can reduce their fears and boost conservation efforts for the apex predators.

Boston Herald

Are the orca "attacks" spreading?

Genetics aren't the only way that animals evolve. Here's what cultural evolution means for orcas that attack boats

Salon

Terrifying moment 50 SHARKS tear humpback whale to shreds during ‘feeding frenzy’

GRAPHIC IMAGES AND FOOTAGE A horde of tiger sharks were seen ripping into the carcass of a humpback whale to shreds in a "feeding frenzy" off the coast of Hervey Bay in Queensland, Australia in drone footage of the incident

Daily Mirror

New study finds octopuses may dream while they're asleep

'For a long time, only vertebrates were known to cycle between two different sleep stages'

Nottingham Post

Octopuses may dream while they're asleep, say researchers

'For a long time, only vertebrates were known to cycle between two different sleep stages'

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The ancient megalodon shark survival myth

The ocean’s most formidable cold-hearted killer, the long-extinct giant megalodon shark, may have been warm-blooded – which could have caused its disappearance more than three million years ago.

The National (Scotland)

Gamekeepers launch petition to legalise killing foxes as 'act of conservation'

A PETITION has been raised to the Scottish Parliament calling for the law to be changed to make the killing of predators such as foxes and crows…

The Guardian - UK

Octopuses changing skin pattern while asleep may show they dream, research shows

Scientists say the cephalopods have stages similar to REM sleep seen in vertebrates including humans

Inverse

A Major Agricultural Pest Hides the Key to Its Survival in Its Poop

Squash bugs find the poop of members of their own species and eat it, ingesting the symbiont and giving themselves a chance to thrive.

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Salon

Do octopuses dream of electric eels?

Researchers glimpsed REM-like reverie in one of the ocean's most brilliant creatures and saw human-like patterns

The Independent UK

Octopuses may be capable of dreaming, study suggests

Researchers suggest their findings pose the question of whether octopuses are capable of dreaming.

The Guardian - UK

Beaver spotted ambling around Welsh garden in broad daylight

Animal spotted at end of last year – the first to appear in the wild in Wales for centuries – makes surprise daytime appearance

Daily Mirror

Warning scorching heatwave has brought monster swarms of bees everywhere this summer

With one meteorological consultant predicting a "heat dome" in UK weather forecasts, temperatures are expected to rise again - and with it will remain large swarms of bees

Daily Mirror

Flying Ant Day 2023: 'Bumper swarm' warning that could last WEEKS ahead of mass flight

Flying Ant Day could be just around the corner, but experts have warned that the pests' mass flight could actually last weeks in 2023 owing to favourable weather conditions

The Guardian - US

‘It gets worse every day’: why are sea lions and dolphins dying along California’s coast?

The unprecedented outbreak has scientists concerned as record number of animals turn up lifeless on beaches

The Guardian - UK

Natural England designates Cornish moorland a nature conservation area

There were shouts of ‘Shame on you!’ at the meeting in St Ives, as critics say decision is ‘disastrous’ for farmers

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