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Houseplant of the week: donkey’s tail

Spark joy with this unusual, long-stemmed succulent

The Guardian - UK

Hedgehogs and badgers get 'right to roam' with gaps in fences around paintball centre

Fencing around facility 'must allow rare mammals to move freely'

Manchester Evening News

Scientists investigate rise in great white shark sightings at popular New Zealand holiday spot

Researchers and local iwi looking into whether increased reports of great whites around Bay of Plenty could be linked to warming oceans

The Guardian - AU

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Who would win in a fight between a great white shark and a blue whale?

This article is part of the “Who would win?” series, where wildlife experts dream up hypothetical battles between predators (all in the name of science).

The Conversation

Seahorse fathers give birth in a unique way, new research shows

In seahorses and pipefish, it is the male that gets pregnant and gives birth. Seahorse fathers incubate their developing embryos in a pouch located on their tail.

The Conversation

Cannibal ladybirds riddled with STIs invading homes - but expert says 'leave them be'

Each year, usually autumn, swarms of harlequins - sometimes in their thousands - crawl into people's homes

Irish Mirror

California celebrity whale named Fran dies after being struck by ship

The 49-foot humpback whale, named Fran by researchers, came to shore in Half Moon Bay

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Axolotls can regenerate their brains – these adorable salamanders are helping unlock the mysteries of brain evolution and regeneration

The axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) is an aquatic salamander renowned for its ability to regenerate its spinal cord, heart and limbs. These amphibians also readily make new neurons throughout their lives. In 1964, researchers observed that adult axolotls could regenerate parts of their brains, even if a large section was completely…

The Conversation

Plan for ‘sea of roofs’ will destroy last koala habitat in western Sydney, critics say

Environment groups call on federal minister to reject NSW government’s ‘deeply flawed’ Cumberland Plain conservation plan

The Guardian - AU

Rare wild birds hit by 'unprecedented' avian flu outbreak leads to new DEFRA guidance

DEFRA has offered guidance to land managers, the public and conservation groups to curb the impact of the disease in wild birds

Chronicle Live

Dramatic moment stunned family spots shark 'feeding' just metres away from UK harbour

Steve Stringer was taking a family on a boat sightseeing tour last month when he spotted the creature - believed to be a basking shark - cruising the entrance of a harbour in Scotland

Daily Mirror

Hollywood Legend Leonardo DiCaprio Hails The Rewilding Of Bison In The UK

Hollywood legend Leonardo DiCaprio has hailed the rewilding of bison in the U.K. despite eating the animals’ raw liver while filming his Oscar-winning movie, The Revenant.

Zenger

Rescue Mission Of Three Young Girls Lost In A Nature Reserve In Spain

The unidentified minors were rescued after they became disorientated and lost their way at night in the Donana National Park.

Zenger

Man fighting for his life after he's stung by angry bees more than 20,000 times

Austin Bellamy, 20, was placed in a medically-induced coma and had bees suctioned out him after he accidentally tore into an bees nest as he helped his grandparents out

Daily Mirror

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Six underground amphibian chambers and 10 new ponds are set to be built ahead of massive industrial park project

A new 'ecology zone' will be part of the Wingates employment park project which developers claim could bring 1,500 jobs to the Westhoughton area

The Guardian - UK

What a summer!: readers’ favourite holiday discoveries of 2022

From chilling out in Lübeck to climbing Norwegian mountains, our tipsters are delighted with their high season escapades. Scroll to the bottom for the winning tip

The Guardian - US

Thousands of dead fish wash up in Oakland lake to create a putrid mess

Experts, concerned about the algae bloom that is turning the water to brown muck, say the die-off is ‘like losing giant redwoods’

Wales Online

Rare Welsh ponies close to being burnt alive after major fire

'It should be common sense really – you don’t play with matches, throw away cigarettes or light a disposable barbecue'

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Insider UK

Rewilding project hires new staff and starts fundraising drive

Landowner is seeking to buy up more of the Highlands and make its existing 682 hectares more profitable

Bristol Post

Bristol Zoo Gardens memories and pictures stretching back 70 years

Let’s get nostalgic after the sad news that Bristol's zoo is closing after 186 years

Dynamite News

Climate change leading to frequency of fish mass extinctions

The frequency of fish die-offs, or mass mortality events, has increased as the planet's climate has warmed. Read more on Dynamite News:

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: I’m sure I’ve put this house spider outside – several times

Bridport, Dorset: It’s the time of year when the males are roaming in search of a mate. This one seems to have strong homing instincts

Newcastle Herald

Myall River: the water wonderland at risk of becoming a wasteland

The entrance to one of the state's top tourist destinations, the Myall Lakes, is at risk of collapsing due to a lack of maintenance.

ABC News

Mosquitoes buzz off as record wet weather disrupts Queensland breeding cycle

One silver lining to Queensland's record rainfall this year goes against everything we thought we knew about mosquitoes.

The Independent UK

Dead fish in San Francisco Bay Area blamed on toxic red tide

An unprecedented red tide in the San Francisco Bay Area is killing thousands of fish and other marine life whose carcasses are washing ashore, creating a foul odor that experts say could get worse during this weekend’s expected heat wave

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