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Modi to reintroduce cheetahs to India after extinction in 1950s

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will celebrate his birthday by releasing Namibian cheetahs into the wild in central India to burnish his conservationist credentials over an animal made extinct by colonial hunters and shrinking grasslands.

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Rare deep-sea shark found in Australia branded ‘stuff of nightmares’

Experts believe mystery creature may be of endeavour dog fish species

The Independent UK

UK braced for daddy long legs invasion over the next two weeks

There could be a record number of the bugs this autumn

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Reborn from the ashes: The revival of Mozambique's Gorongosa Park

In Mozambique's Gorongosa National Park, wildlife that had virtually disappeared in the 1990s has returned. After years of civil war, lions now live in peace alongside gazelles and elephants. Today, scientists come from far and wide to observe hundreds of species in this open-air laboratory. Our France 2 colleagues report,…

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Visitors caring for 'dumped pets' living in park

The unusual ducks cannot fly and have been spotted with wild ducks in a Merseyside park

Liverpool Echo

‘Aural tattoos’: sperm whales use sounds to signal social identity, say scientists

Research says clicks emitted from whales’ heads are symbolic marking like human social expression

The Guardian - UK

'Penguin' found at Govan Shipyard as mystery bird ruffles feathers in Glasgow

Workers at BAE Systems were unloading a barge when they discovered the feathered stowaway - and set about asking animal experts how a 'penguin' could end up in Govan.

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Brits warned 200 billion daddy long legs could invade UK homes in next two weeks

Thanks to a record-breaking hot and dry summer this year the breeding conditions have been made perfect for the creepy crawlies to proliferate across people's homes

Daily Mirror

Billions of daddy long legs to invade homes for two weeks during mating season

This summer offered perfect breeding conditions for the gangly creatures.

Daily Record

Plan to get grey nurse sharks off the hook

Swansea Channel shark anglers have been asked to use 'circle hooks' to prevent more deaths of critically endangered grey nurse sharks in Lake Macquarie.

Newcastle Herald

A fenland walk to a great pub: the Carpenters Arms, Cambridgeshire

This lowlands route imbued with centuries of English history leads through fragrant wildflower meadows to a reborn pub

The Guardian - UK

Experts say billions of daddy long legs to invade our homes in next two weeks

Weather conditions have made for ideal breeding conditions and there are now an estimated 200billion crane flies ready to hatch

Wales Online

Noisy miners are one of Australia's 'most hated birds'. How do we manage their booming population?

One of Australia's "most hated birds" — the noisy miner — is now one of its most common, dominating urban environments and driving out smaller and more vulnerable species.

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Ever heard of ocean forests? They're larger than the Amazon and more productive than we thought

Amazon, Borneo, Congo, Daintree. We know the names of many of the world’s largest or most famous rainforests. And many of us know about the world’s largest span of forests, the boreal forests stretching from Russia to Canada.

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Flying fox habitat restoration project designed to lure bats away from Bathurst

The grey headed and common little-red flying foxes, which are vulnerable to extinction, have wreaked havoc in Bathurst. But now the city thinks it has struck the right balance in finding a solution.

Daily Mirror

Gran attacked by shark moments after telling grandson not to worry about ocean predators

WARNING DISTRESSING IMAGES Karren Sites was on holiday with her eight-year-old grandchild in South Carolina, USA, when they decided to visit Myrtle Beach in August but he was scared of entering the sea

Daily Record

Win a day trip to Blair Drummond Safari Park

The Courier and Blair Drummond Safari Park have teamed up to offer readers a chance to win a family pass.

The Independent UK

New atlas of bird migration shows extraordinary journeys

A new online atlas of bird migration draws from an unprecedented number of scientific and community data sources to illustrate the routes of about 450 bird species in the Americas

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September gales bring seabirds to Britain’s shores

Change in weather is opportunity for keen birders to see species that rarely venture close to land

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Country diary: A meat-eater among the moss

Blackdown Hills, Somerset-Devon border: We’re slurping through the bog, in search of a jewelled carnivore with a sunny name

The Canberra Times

The key to getting through swooping season scratch-free? Be prepared

The ACT has recorded 130 magpie swooping incidents so far this year with the majority of injuries sustained by cyclists.

Bangkok Post

Spotting whales close to the city

Despite the Meteorological Department's warning last week that Thailand, the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand would be hit by severe rains, my travel companions and I decided to continue a long-awaited Bryde's whale-watching trip to Samut Sakhon.

The Conversation

What caused the world's largest die-off of mangroves? A wobble in the Moon's orbit is partly to blame

Over the summer of 2015, 40 million mangroves died of thirst. This vast die-off – the world’s largest ever recorded – killed off rich mangrove forests along fully 1,000 kilometres of coastline on Australia’s Gulf of Carpentaria.

Texas Observer

Eyes Up! The Bats of Bayou City

Meet Diana Foss, the wildlife expert who cultivates love for the 300,000 bats of Houston's Waugh Drive Bridge.

Daily Mirror

Four ‘effective’ deterrents to stop spiders occupying your home ‘permanently’

From decluttering the home to making natural repellent remedies, pest control experts have shared their most useful methods to get rid of spiders in the house

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