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How many trees a day do we cut down for paper? The kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

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Rare footage shows sucker fish as they whale-surf in the ocean's wildest joyride

Scientists have captured rare footage of remoras, also known as sucker fish, hitching rides on humpback whales off the coast of Australia

The Independent UK

The premier, the poet and the fight to save a frog

As amphibian enthusiasts get ready to hop into FrogID Week, hope persists that one of Australia's most bizarre creatures may survive.

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Jane Goodall, the Natural World, and Why I Track Skunks

Whenever I see one, I think: fashion show. Something from Chanel. A bit of art deco. That black and white aesthetic.

Texas Observer

Country diary: Red-hot spindle sets the hedgerow ablaze

Braughing, Hertfordshire: This fiery plant is one of the most startling sights of autumn – and it has a place in history in this county

The Guardian - UK

Coral Reefs: Unlocking Their Vital Importance for Ocean Biodiversity and the Urgent Need for Marine Conservation

Discover the vital coral reefs importance for ocean biodiversity, coastal protection, and marine conservation efforts to save these critical underwater ecosystems facing global threats.

International Business Times

This ‘spider megacity’ may be the largest web ever found. But what’s inside is even more extraordinary

Researchers say well over 100,000 spiders from two different species coexist in this remarkable underground metropolis for arachnids

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‘The ultimate free Uber around the sea’: suckerfish find dream solution to transport woes

Not only do remora fish enjoy a sumptuous feast of whale skin by hitching a ride on cetaceans, they even breathe easier

The Guardian - AU

We need to restore Britain’s connection to nature

Letter: The country must implement a truly connected system of protected areas to preserve the natural world, says Dr Marcelo Lima. Plus a letter from Elia Kabanov on all the ways nature is around us to notice and enjoy

The Guardian - UK

New Zealanders warned to steer clear of ‘bird of the year’ after dive-bomb attacks

The kārearea becomes territorial during nesting season and walkers have been swooped by the fast-flying falcon in recent weeks

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Fen orchid brought back from brink of extinction. Experts warn of ‘stark picture’ for Britain’s plants

The fen orchid can now be found in seven locations in England and three in Wales

The Independent UK

Galápagos had no native amphibians. Then it was invaded by hundreds of thousands of frogs

Scientists are only beginning to grasp the scale of the issue and understand what impact the tree frogs may have on the islands’ rare wildlife

The Guardian - UK

Orcas spotted brutally attacking young sharks in feeding ritual

Killer whales may be hunting great whites more often than previously thought

The Independent UK

Concern after Frankie the flamingo takes flight

The bird has been missing since Sunday morning.

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Massive crocodile taken to Steve Irwin’s Australia Zoo despite traditional owners’ anger over removal

Old Faithful, measuring more than 4 metres, rehomed to Sunshine Coast facility after removal from far north Queensland waterhole

Radio France Internationale

Invasive water hyacinths choke wildlife and livelihoods in southern Ghana

An aggressive proliferation of water hyacinth in southern Ghana's Volta Lake is crippling fishing activities, depleting fish stocks and destroying local livelihoods.

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The ecological disaster threatening Australian seabirds

Thousands of dead seabirds washed up on Australia's coastline two years ago following a marine heatwave and scientists warn history could repeat.

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Australia must put politics aside and pass nature laws that benefit the economy and the environment. We owe it to our kids

There’s no such thing as a perfect legislative solution. It’s about finding one that’s workable – for the community, for the economy and for nature

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Hot summer and damp autumn cause UK boom in destructive honey fungus

Huge increase in tree-killing disease is result of climate crisis, experts say

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Country diary: Helping salmon make the leap

Laxey, Isle of Man: I’m lucky to see my first ever wild Atlantic salmon, but it’s no fluke that they are present in our rivers

Tom’s Guide

Don’t deadhead these 3 plants this November — experts reveal their vital role in your garden

Look after your local wildlife, and your garden will thank you

The Independent UK

‘Common cuckoo’ sighting draws people from across the country as experts are left baffled over how bird got to US

Many people in other parts of the U.S. also have reported making special treks to the region in hopes of seeing it

The Guardian - AU

Bats in the ’burbs: how to give nature’s nighttime acrobats a helping hand

Spring marks the start of bat baby season. Even if you can’t see them, small changes can make a big difference for our nocturnal neighbours

The Guardian - AU

My lord, the flies: what’s driving the sudden explosion in numbers across Sydney?

Warm, wet spring weather has brought the saliva-loving insects from the bush to the big smoke. What’s the buzz?

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: Inside the hide, waiting for godwits

Poole, Dorset: The harbour here is globally significant for black-tailed godwits, which have flown south to feast on these mudflats

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