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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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Chicago fishing, Midwest Report: Nearshore salmon/trout, bluegills, smallmouth, largemouth, catfish

Nearshore salmon and trout around Chicago fishing continue to lead this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report.

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As chinook salmon get thinner and fewer, southern resident killer whales struggle to find enough food

As marine species continue to decline worldwide, the southern resident killer whale population — which now stands at 75 individuals — along the west coast of North America, has baffled scientists who are trying to understand why this population is struggling.

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No deer brought to Kuno National Park as prey for cheetahs: officials

NEW DELHI The Madhya Pradesh Forest Department has denied reports that chital from Rajasthan are bei

The Hindu

14 young sperm whales are found dead, beached on an Australian island

Australian wildlife authorities are investigating the deaths of the whales, which were discovered Monday on Tasmania's King Island, off the southeastern coast.

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More than a dozen sperm whales found beached

‘Sad’ sight is not the first mass stranding in Tasmania

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Heroes rescue stranded dying dolphin from Irish beach

'I put out a message for help on social media to say time is crucial. The response was amazing; there was real community spirit'

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Giant crocodile called 'Hannibal' attacks handler during live show in shocking footage

WARNING DISTRESSING FOOTAGE Sean le Clus was in the middle of a performance when the predator turned on him in an incident officials said could have ended up "very bad" - but luckily the handler was back to work 20 minutes after the horrifying attack

Daily Mirror

14 dead sperm whales found beached on Australian island

Australian wildlife authorities are investigating the deaths of 14 young sperm whales that were found beached on an island off of the southeastern coast

The Independent UK

Dublin Zoo Wild Lights returning with exciting new theme

Dublin Zoo has announced the return of Wild Lights for the festive season

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Over a dozen sperm whales die in Australia mass stranding

At least 14 young sperm whales found dead in a stranding on a beach on King Island off Australia’s state of Tasmania.

Al Jazeera

Bloody scenes as 14 rare sperm whales found dead in mysterious mass stranding

At least 14 endangered sperm whales - thought to be a "bachelor pod" of young males - has been stranded on King Island on Australia's island state of Tasmania, which is known to be a hotspot for the freak incidents

Daily Mirror

Varroa mite detection forces the destruction of research hives in NSW's Hunter region

Honey bee hives at a national research hub are destroyed following the nearby detection of varroa mite, but nearly 50 high value queen bees are saved and rehomed.

ABC News

Using solar backpacks, researchers track Coorong pelicans made famous by Storm Boy

Solar-powered trackers are helping researchers determine what areas of SA's Coorong need to be better protected for bird habitats.

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Country diary: A swift hunting among house martins is a joy to savour

Back Dale, Derbyshire Detached from the wider southward migration of its kind, the lone bird is like a wolf among dogs

ABC News

Sperm whales stranded off Tasmania's King Island mostly young males, experts say

Surfers and swimmers are urged to stay clear of a stranding of whales off King Island in Bass Strait due to the danger of sharks being attracted by the carcasses — with experts saying most of the animals were young males.

The Conversation

Young cold-blooded animals are suffering the most as Earth heats up, research finds

Climate change is making heatwaves worse. Many people have already noticed the difference – and so too have other animals.

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Dead whales washed ashore on King Island

More than a dozen dead sperm whales have washed ashore on King Island, north of Tasmania.

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Moves as smooth as silk: scientists uncover Australian ant-slayer spider’s hunting secrets

With stealth followed by speedy acrobatics, Euryopis umbilicata can successfully catch banded sugar ants twice its size

The Guardian - AU

Antarctic researchers gain insights from on high as they count seals from space

Scientists used satellite images and more than 300,000 volunteers to count Weddell seals, a key Southern Ocean indicator species

Belfast Live

Several tonnes of 'ghost net' removed from Co Down beach with a digger

"Discarded or lost ghost nets are a major threat to marine life"

Dynamite News

Science: Check out how Burmese Pythons eat such big prey

Burmese pythons are enormous snakes that may reach lengths of over 18 feet and weigh 200 pounds. They are also large eaters, capable of taking on prey as big as deer. Read more on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

Can seafood ever really be sustainable?

Sustainable salmon sounds wonderful but how realistic is it really? In search of the answer, Hannah Twiggs flies beyond the Arctic circle to meet the fish farmers combining underwater lasers with age-old techniques

The Hindu

Have to be realistic about losses; not easy to bring back animal from extinction: Cheetah expert

The cheetahs may have to be monitored for their entire life as they are the first ones on the ground.

The Hindu

Arunachal constable ‘chases’ butterflies, teaches economics

Roshan Upadhaya has so far recorded seven species in State

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