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Bid to help Perthshire toads get out of a hole

Thousands of creatures get washed down concrete drainage gullies to their deaths but there is an opportunity for the public in Perthshire to help make nylon mesh amphibian escape ladders so that more can climb back out to safety.

Daily Record

Researchers put radio backpacks on bumblebees in Tasmania in insect-tracking trial

Invasive bumblebees are all over Tasmania. They're great pollinators but researchers want to know about the threat they pose to native bees and birds.

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China shifting fishing focus to the Galapagos islands - putting habitat in danger

Hundreds of ships have gathered near the Galapagos Islands, 600 miles west of Ecuador where they are resupplied at sea so they can carry on fishing

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Penguin finds love after getting special pair of shoes to help 'bumblefoot' condition

Lucas, a four-year-old African penguin, was struggling to walk after developing a dangerous bacterial infection - but since getting his shoes he is walking like a normal penguin and has got himself a new girlfriend

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Locals invited to have say on area of Lanarkshire woodland

Residents around the Lesmahagow and Coalburn areas are invited to the public consultation.

Daily Record

Life protecting one of Merseyside's most historic landscapes

"As time goes on it is only going to become more and more prevalent. Without it, we would not have much left"

Liverpool Echo

Protecting Biodiversity an Important Environmental Challenge, Says Egypt's Environment Minister

Egypt’s Minister of Environment Yasmine Fouad stressed that protecting migratory birds and biodiversity is one of the global and regional environmental challenges that Egypt is keen to address during the UN Conference of Parties on Climate Change (COP27). She made her remarks at the opening of the regional conference organized…

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Why the hare’s foot is the perfect fern for outside and in

Meet the exotic that will thrive both indoors and outside. By James Wong

The Guardian - UK

North American gray whale counts dwindling for the last two years

An assessment released on Friday shows the population is down 38% from its peak in 2015 and 2016

The Guardian - US

Albany's southern right whales focus of research after being hunted 'almost to extinction'

A community famous for whaling is now facilitating an ambitious research project designed to help protect a species under threat.

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Should you love a parasite?

Some parasites are extremely specialised, with a life cycle involving as many as five different hosts.

The Canberra Times

Why bees love weed

New research shows the cannabis extract CBD can improve the health of honeybees, which is good news for farmers

Salon

Animal science: 7 creatures debunk the biggest stereotypes about sex

From hyenas that smashed the patriarchy to male-mimicking female birds, these 7 animals prove that sex in the animal kingdom doesn't follow a rule book.

Inverse

Frozen Planet II captures world first as two rare big cats cover each other's tracks

For the first time in history, BBC's Frozen Planet II documentary-makers have captured two of the world’s rarest big cats - the Amur Leopard and Siberian Tiger - covering each others tracks

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Crackdown to tackle avian flu stepped up as UK's biggest outbreak continues

Bird keepers have been given five days to prepare ahead of new measures taking effect

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Rare wolves headed to South Carolina from Ohio as fight to prevent extinction ramps up

By next spring, visitors to a South Carolina nature preserve may get a glimpse of one of the world’s rarest animals.

Zenger

‘Miracle’ Red Panda Cub Gets Its First Health Check

Zoo reveals Little Red is in good health and, aside from a severe fidget problem, the health check went down without a hitch.

The Hindu

Gray whale numbers along North America's west coast down nearly 40% since 2016

Many of the roughly 600 whales found washed up dead on beaches from 2019 to this year appeared malnourished.

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How to get daddy long-legs out of your house - 5 methods that actually work

Daddy long-legs may not be venomous but they sure are a nuisance during the autumn season. Here are some ways to prevent the insects from taking over your home

The Independent UK

Gray whale population off western U.S. continues to decline

U.S. researchers say the number of gray whales off western North America has continued to fall over the last two years, a decline that resembles previous population swings over the past several decades

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Tasmanian museum team helping research to understand whale strandings

When this year's mass whale stranding occurred near Strahan, the calls came in from international scientists keen to make sure the right samples were taken from the decaying bodies.

Daily Mirror

Huge Asian hornet nest as big as a basketball discovered in Essex back garden

Home owner David Holborn was shocked when inspectors found the huge nest in his garden. The British Beekeepers Association said the nest was taken away for examination by government scientists

The Guardian - UK

Squirrel-free on a wing and a preyer

Brief letters: Protecting trees | Anti-growth subscription fee | Mangling English | Letting off steam

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Rare pink meanies, with 70-foot tentacles, invade Emerald Coast

Beachgoers on Florida’s Emerald Coast are being warned not to enter the water because of an influx of jellyfish—and rare pink meanies.

The Conversation

The science of why hawks are one of nature's deadliest hunters

The sight of hundreds of thousands of bats streaming from their roost at dusk is one of nature’s great spectacles. Swarms can be so dense they resemble rising smoke at a distance. But the aerial antics of the birds of prey that hunt them are just as astonishing.

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