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Honey bees learn from each other to perfect ‘waggle dancing’ skills, study finds

Waggle dance is a form of communication honey bees use to tell their nestmates where to find the best food

The Independent UK

Superb fairywrens more likely to help family members in distress than strangers, like humans

Beloved Australian songbird will risk life and limb for its breeding group but ignore cries for help from unfamiliar birds, scientists say

The Guardian - AU

Trackers spot 1200lb great white shark off Florida coast

“Over the past two seasons, Maple has spent much of her winter in the Gulf of Mexico,” non-profit OCEARCH says

The Independent UK

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Bees and Babies Have One Important Thing in Common

Honeybees teach their young how to communicate via a process that requires the same social learning principles that babies use when they learn to talk.

Inverse

Honey bees use social learning to perfect ‘waggle dancing’ skills – study

Waggle dance is a form of communication by which the honey bees tell their nestmates where to find the best food.

The Independent UK

How British eels could be helping Putin in his war with Ukraine

Fears Russia are selling on British eels to China to be eaten that were meant to be protected

The Independent UK

Enormous 11ft great white shark with chunk bitten out of it spotted stalking coast

Maple, a 11ft-long great white shark, was spotted 43 miles off the coast of St George's island in Florida, US, on Monday as she continues to be tracked by conversation group Ocearch

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Cheap laundry product gets rid of moss and algae from paving, Mrs Hinch fans say

Mrs Hinch fans say a cheap laundry product gets rid of the unsightly green easily - with no scrubbing required

Nottingham Post

Orca 'adopts' a baby dolphin

A killer whale that "adopted" a baby pilot whale illuminates the strange family dynamics of this intelligent mammal

Salon

Great white shark prowling near Florida coast ahead of US spring break

An 11-foot long, 1,200 pound shark is being monitored off the Florida coast as thousands of young Americans head to the state’s coastlines for spring break.

Evening Standard

Penguin paradise and geological freak: why Macquarie Island deserves a bigger marine park

Macquarie Island, around 1,500km southeast of Tasmania, is more than just a remote rocky outcrop. In fact, it’s the only piece of land on the planet formed completely from ocean floor, which rises above the waves to form peaks that teem with penguins and other bird species, some of them…

The Conversation

Small hive beetle detected in Devonport beehive threatens $12.8m Tasmanian honey industry

The discovery of a "shocking pest" in Devonport — the small hive beetle — is causing unease among the state's honey bee industry, with Biosecurity Tasmania urging beekeepers to remain vigilant.

ABC News

Avian flu is decimating wild birds – but could it become a global pandemic?

It is threatening rare species, and causing havoc for chicken farmers. Now a strain of bird flu has spread to mammals. Could it be a danger to humans?

The Guardian - UK

Research tracks Australian southern right whales to feeding grounds for first time

Researchers are creating the first summer feeding data since whaling records in a bid to better understand the movements of an endangered species.

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Remove stubborn moss and algae from patios using one 'staple' household ingredient

According to Mrs Hinch fans on social media, one cheap product gets the job done without having to use a pressure washer.

Zenger

Learning Behaviors For Behaviors Experience A Similar Way To Humans

New innovations can spread like social media memes through insect colonies as bumblebees learn to solve problems.

The Conversation

Rainforests pump water round the tropics – but the pulse of this heart is weakening

Tropical forests are often referred to as the “lungs of the world”, describing the way their trees exchange gases with the atmosphere. By “breathing in” carbon dioxide and “breathing out” oxygen during photosynthesis, tropical forests remove about 15% of man-made carbon emissions and help to slow climate change.

The Independent UK

Owl stows away on cruise ship for two weeks

The tiny burrowing owl had ‘nothing to claim in customs’

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OPINION - Save the harebell! It’s not just climate that’s in crisis

WHEN’S the last time you saw an eco-activist throw tomato soup at a painting in the Tate Gallery to make a point about meadowsweet? Or lie down in front of traffic to draw public attention to the plight of the harebell?

Tribune News Service

Editorial: High seas treaty shows the United Nations at its best

Two endangered entities — marine life and multilateralism — got a big weekend boost when the United Nations announced a significant new treaty to better protect ocean biodiversity.

The Guardian - UK

Birdwatch: why the ‘king among gulls’ is a true heavyweight

Though gulls can be hard to tell apart, the great black-backed gull is rarely mistaken for anything else

The Guardian - UK

Half of Britain and Ireland’s native plants have declined over 20 years – study

Non-native species are now more numerous in wild – with implications for native insects

ABC News

International High Seas Treaty a 'huge leap forward' for marine conservation

Australian conservationists and researchers are celebrating an international agreement to protect the ocean and its animals.

The Independent UK

Bumblebees learn to solve puzzles by watching more experienced peers – study

Researchers said their work adds to growing evidence that bees are far smarter creatures than previously thought.

ABC News

Tasmania 'vital location' in 'rewilding' efforts to rebuild native animal populations

Scientists are starting to think outside the box when it comes to 'rewilding' — a practice of reintroducing native animals back into their habitat — but could bringing in predators like Tasmanian devils also help deal with foxes and feral cats on mainland Australia?

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