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Chained-up 'dolphins' protest outside Leeds Jet 2 office

The action aims to urge the travel provider to drop marine parks that withhold dolphins from holiday packages

Leeds Live

Deep-sea shark with protruding eyes and terrifying grin is caught in Australia

It has huge bulging, glassy eyes, and a mouth which creepily curls upwards, to show a sickening smile with sharp tiny teeth

Daily Mirror

Fishermen appeal judge ruling that protects endangered whale

The state of Maine and a fishing group are appealing a federal judge’s decision that new rules intended to protect endangered whales must stand

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Climate-fueled wildfires worsen danger for struggling fish

After a wildfire roared through northern New Mexico this summer, state and federal biologists rescued scores of Rio Grande cutthroat trout from a small stream

The Independent UK

Incredible moment boy, 9, catches enormous 23 stone shark while fishing with dad

Nine-year-old Xandré de Beer tussled with the bronze whaler shark for two and a half hours after hooking the huge 23st beast at Dana Bay in Western Cape, South Africa

Daily Mirror

Dozens of pilot whales feared dead in Australian mass stranding

A rorqual - a species of baleen whale - refloated off the western French coast on Tuesday has returned to shallow water and is once again in difficulty.This as a pod of about 230 pilot whales was found stranded on the rugged west coast of Tasmania on Wednesday.

Radio France Internationale

Authorities rush to save 230 whales stranded in Tasmania as experts fear over half dead

Marine conservation experts fear many may have already died

Irish Mirror

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London Zoo staff get ‘mega workout’ holding ‘super strong’ tiger cub triplets

Keepers picked up the ’feisty’ Sumatran tiger cubs for their health check

Evening Standard

Dennis Anderson: Grouse hunting on foot too valuable to be lost to ATV proliferation

That for some people a ruffed grouse is just another bird of the forest, or perhaps dinner on a plate, while for others it is an object of mystery and adoration, is never more evident than during the hunting season for these fan-tailed fowl, which opened Saturday.

Tribune News Service

Whatever happened to bluebills?

DULUTH, Minn. — Minnesota duck hunters once had a love affair with scaup, often called bluebills, a duck that nests up by the Arctic Circle and made its way through the North Star state late each autumn, buzzing decoys on big lakes across the Northland.

Tribune News Service

Scientists say fly vomit may pose greater risk to humans than insect bites

Female flies pose a greater risk than male flies

The Independent UK

Rescue effort under way after some 230 whales beached in Tasmania

Latest mass stranding of whale pod comes just day after 14 sperm whales were found beached off Tasmania’s King Island.

Al Jazeera

Monarch butterflies tagged with stickers in Chicago garden as they migrate south

CHICAGO -- Near the driving range in Chicago's Lakeview area, a faint but sweet smell floats in the air. One can follow it to a collection of beds where flowers sprout, surrounding a community garden in which vegetables and herbs grow.

Chicago Tribune

More than 200 whales stranded on Tasmania’s west coast days after beaching nearby

The pod, which is stranded on Ocean Beach, appears to be pilot whales

Evening Standard

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Albania’s pelican colony was bouncing back. Now it faces the threat of a new airport

Dalmatian pelicans at Narta lagoon were saved from extinction but now the government is building an airport in Vlora’s protected landscape

ABC News

Helping stranded whales a job for trained people, with untrained volunteers urged to assist in other ways

Another mass whale stranding in Tasmania, two years to the day of the last tragic scene, is likely to prompt well-meaning locals to want to help — so, why are volunteer rescuers turned away from such events?

ABC News

Sunshine Coast snake catchers recover 'one of the thickest' Red-Bellied Black snakes they've ever seen

Some 'whopping' snakes are on the move in Queensland as the weather heats up, catching some residents off-guard.

The Independent UK

Some 230 whales beached in Tasmania; rescue efforts underway

About 230 whales are stranded on Tasmania’s west coast, just two days after 14 sperm whales were found beached on an island nearby

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The Guardian - UK

Plantwatch: how baffling cheatgrass invaded the US west

Annual invasive plant spreads easily, is a fire menace and mysteriously grows well under streetlights

The Guardian - AU

Hundreds of whales stranded on Tasmania’s west coast in state’s second event this week

‘Massive event’ reported at Macquarie Harbour, near Strahan, a day after mass stranding at King Island

AAP

Second mass stranding of whales in Tas

More whales have reportedly washed ashore at Macquarie Harbour on Tasmania's west coast.

ABC News

Hundreds of whales stranded at Tasmania's Macquarie Harbour, two years after similar event

A mass stranding of about 230 whales has occurred at Macquarie Harbour on Tasmania's west coast, two years to the day since a similar event in the same spot, with authorities saying "half are still alive".

ABC News

Ukrainian woman who helped Australian animals during the bushfires now needs our aid

A Ukrainian woman who came to the aid of Australian animals when the country was hit by bushfires in 2020 is now the one in need of assistance.

ABC News

More plains-wanderers released in Riverina despite critically endangered birds dead, missing from last trial

Fifteen critically endangered plains-wanderers have been released in south-west New South Wales, despite some birds from the last flock released being killed or going missing.

ABC News

St Kilda’s penguins have been taking a break from visitors, but volunteers are still working to protect them

It’s been a while since visitors have been able to watch the daily procession of little penguins near the St Kilda pier in Melbourne, but volunteers have been working hard on new projects to support a healthy penguin colony for years to come.

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