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Cornwall beachgoers issued urgent spider crab update as long-legged crustaceans swarm

Spider crabs have been swarming the coastline near Cornwall in recent weeks and experts on the marine creatures have now updated the public on what they need to know about the spiky crustaceans

Daily Mirror

US sued in bid to force decision on Rockies wolf protections

Wildlife advocates are suing federal officials after they missed a deadline to decide if protections for wolves should be restored across the northern U.S. Rocky Mountains

The Independent UK

Teams prepare to move stranded beluga whale from river Seine

Vets, firefighters and marine biology researchers were on Tuesday fine-tuning a plan to transplant the beluga whale stranded in the river Seine to the open sea.

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Zookeepers tickled pink after flamingo dads raise abandoned chick

Same sex couple Hudson and Blaze took the little egg under their wings after it was rejected by its parents

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Can you spot the coyotes in this lush Yellowstone meadow?

A photographer has shared an image he captured last week in Yellowstone National Park, showing a lush green meadow in which two coyotes roam. Can you spot both animals?

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Humpback whale picks up unintended passenger; photos

A Monterey Bay photographer on Saturday shared images showing a sea lion perched on the belly of a humpback whale.

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Hundreds of elephants moved to nature reserve previously left empty by poachers

Throughout July, 263 African elephants were transported out of Liwonde National park to their new home in Kasungu National Park, Malawi’s second biggest nature reserve

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Horrifying clip shows shark stalking two oblivious swimmers at beach

Drone footage captured two bathers appearing to be completely unaware of a shark swimming nearby as they played in the water off a beach in Florida, US last week

Daily Mirror

Man chased by LION and nearly hit by truck during terrifying motorbike ride

Kunle has sky dived, bungee jumped and climbed Mount Kilimanjaro twice, but he says that encountering a lion in the savanna was the most thrilling moment of his life, despite being chased, getting thrown off his bike and having to use a tree as his refuge

Daily Mirror

Man 'swallowed by whale' shares unbelievable survival tale after escaping with broken leg

Michael Packard was just doing his job when he was hit by what felt like a bus - only to realise he was trapped inside one of the largest creatures of the ocean.

Daily Record

Simple household cleaning hack to keep spiders away

Spiders like to invade homes when it gets too cold outside but they are rarely a welcome guest. Here's how to remove spiders from your home and keep them out

Liverpool Echo

Crocodile warning: Tourists risk their lives after being told 'DON'T go in water'

Tourists have been warned that it is 'absolute lunacy' to stand too close to crocodiles at a notorious river crossing in Australia where people been attacked and killed before

Daily Mirror

Rescuers to move whale stranded in French river to saltwater

French environmentalists will try to move a dangerously thin beluga whale that strayed into the Seine River last week to a saltwater river basin to try and save its life

The Independent UK

Experts Find Four New Mini Orchids

Conservation plant hunters have discovered four new species of mini orchids in a Colombian nature reserve.

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The Independent UK

‘A big day for the beluga’: French rescuers try to move stranded whale into saltwater tank

The whale has been stranded in the River Seine for almost a week

Reuters

Beluga whale in France's River Seine to be moved to saltwater lock

A beluga whale which strayed into the River Seine, far from its usual habitat of arctic or subarctic waters, will be moved to a saltwater river basin close to the sea on Tuesday, marine conservation group Sea Shepherd France said.

The Guardian - AU

‘Alarming’ mass fish kill in Lake Macquarie under investigation by EPA

Precise cause of the deaths of hundreds of fish first detected last week is unknown, with preliminary analysis suggesting oxygen deprivation

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: The black guillemots are well cared-for here

Bangor Marina, County Down: The local community has really fallen for these enchanting birds, and I can see why

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The Independent UK

'The Sacrifice Zone': Myanmar bears cost of green energy

The birds no longer sing

The National (Scotland)

Young Scots have growing appetite to work in rewilding, charity funds

THERE is a growing appetite amongst the Scottish public to help nature, according to a charity which has just concluded a three-year skills…

The Conversation

Once the fish factories and ‘kidneys’ of colder seas, Australia’s decimated shellfish reefs are coming back

Australia once had vast oyster and mussel reefs, which anchored marine ecosystems and provided a key food source for coastal First Nations people. But after colonisation, Europeans harvested them for their meat and shells and pushed oyster and mussel reefs almost to extinction. Because the damage was done early – and…

Daily Mirror

Teen ripped apart and beheaded by crocodile during fishing trip with classmates

The teenager was out fishing with his schoolfriends when the reptile launched out of the water and dragged him under, with his savaged body found several days later by rescuers

Zenger

Climate Change Is Making Birds Less Colorful, Say Scientists

Climate change is making birds less colorful, according to a 15-year study on the common bird the blue tit.

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Critically-Endangered Birds Laying Eggs On Galapagos

These critically-endangered birds are making a comeback in the Galapagos Islands.

The Guardian - AU

CSIRO researchers identify 139 new species, including an ant that ‘babysits’ caterpillars

Other discoveries formally named and described include 131 insects and other invertebrates, four fish, three plants and a frog

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