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Are Goldfish Destroying Ecosystems? Science Says Yes

Most people see goldfish as harmless little pets. They swim quietly in bowls, entertain children, and seem impossible to fear. But outside aquariums, these tiny orange fish can transform into something scientists now describe as a serious environmental threat. And the most shocking part? Many people accidentally create this problem…

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Anthony Burke: ‘It won’t be uncommon in 20 years to have four houses sharing one back yard’

The Grand Designs host on lonely houses, brave buildings and why Australia is on the cusp of radical change to the idea of home

The Guardian - AU

The Week's 10 Best Nail Looks Prove That Fish Manicures Will Be Everywhere This Summer

Presenting, the best nail looks of the week.

Marie Claire

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What does Emerald Fennell regret about Wuthering Heights?

Wuthering Heights director Emerald Fennell has admitted her regret over cutting a scene with Margot Robbie’s “extremely hairy armpits”.

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DNA study finds multiple blackchin tilapia sources

A new study by researchers from Chulalongkorn University has concluded that invasive blackchin tilapia were introduced to Thailand at multiple places and in multiple ways, and not as a result of a single introduction as believed earlier.

Bangkok Post

Wuthering Heights director regrets not showing Margot Robbie’s ‘extremely hairy armpits’

Emerald Fennell says period-realistic scene emphasising Cathy’s lack of razors was shot but did not make final cut

The Guardian - UK

Tuna has overtaken cod as the UK’s top-selling seafood – here’s why

Awesome, unexpected and unforgettable: a sudden bolt of silver as a tuna jumped clear of the sea. Nobody else saw it, and I (Angus Atkinson) almost thought I was hallucinating. But since I first saw one from a boat just off the south Devon coast ten years ago, Atlantic bluefin…

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India faces extreme heat as dead fish wash up in New Delhi

India’s severe heatwave is affecting both people and wildlife in New Delhi. Hundreds of dead fish were removed from Sanjay Lake on Friday as temperatures remained far above seasonal averages.

Euronews

Fishermen are being pushed to the brink by fuel costs in Southeast Asia

Rising energy, freight, and supply chain expenses are escalating seafood prices globally. Governments offer aid, but it's stretched thin, impacting millions reliant on the industry for survival and national identity.

The Economic Times

Top 5 Ugliest Animals That Look Almost Unreal

What if the world’s ugliest animals are actually some of nature’s greatest survival experts? At first glance, creatures like the Blobfish or Naked Mole-Rat look bizarre, uncomfortable, and almost unreal. Many people laugh at them online without realizing one important truth. Every strange feature they have exists for a reason.…

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10 Animals Humans Stopped Domesticating Forever

Humans have spent thousands of years trying to control nature. Some animals became family.Some became workers. Some became weapons. And some were simply too dangerous, unpredictable, or difficult to keep around forever. But here’s the strange part many animals people once relied on heavily have now completely disappeared from human…

Times Pets

$485K Settlement in Government Employee Speech Case Stemming from Comments About Charlie Kirk's Death

The case, Brown v. Young, just settled; the government employer (the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission) agreed to pay plaintiff $275K… The post $485K Settlement in Government Employee Speech Case Stemming from Comments About Charlie Kirk's Death appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

Asexual lizards, virgin births and clones – the all-female species of the animal kingdom

It may sound too bizarre to be true but the Amazon molly (Poecilia formosa), a fish that inhabits rivers, lakes and swamps in Mexico and Texas, exists over much of its range in populations that are 100% female. In 1932, the Amazon molly became the first known vertebrate to reproduce…

The Conversation

Inside India's own Rome-like centuries old colosseum, known as Asia’s oldest amphitheatre; best time to visit & how to reach

Rang Ghar: Built in 1746 in the heart of Sivasagar, Rang Ghar is widely recognised as Asia’s oldest amphitheatre and one of the most fascinating reminders of the Ahom dynasty’s grandeur. Once used by kings and nobles to watch wrestling matches, bullfights, cultural performances, and traditional games, the 277-year-old structure…

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5 Animals People Call Useless But Aren’t

Humans are quick to decide which animals are “cute,” “important,” or “useless.”We admire lions for their strength, dolphins for their intelligence, and butterflies for their beauty. But some creatures are treated completely differently. Mosquitoes are hated. Wasps are feared. Koalas are mocked for sleeping all day. And pandas are often…

The Conversation

Lake Kariba’s rising waters bring hope to communities in Zambia and Zimbabwe

Built in the 1950s to generate electricity, Lake Kariba in Zambia and Zimbabwe has since supported activities such as tourism, fishing and conservation. All of these are affected by changes in water levels.

The Economic Times

400-year-old Panzath festival in Kashmir revives community spirit and river conservation

Villagers in Qazigund, Kashmir, are reviving the Panzath festival. This ancient tradition involves cleaning the Panzath Nag stream and ritual fishing. The event draws crowds and has gained national attention. It highlights community efforts in preserving water bodies. The festival is a blend of cultural celebration and environmental service. It…

Evening Standard

TikTok influencers help tinned fish scale ‘height of culinary fashion’

Tesco has reported that its sales of tinned tuna have risen by nearly 18% in the last two years.

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The Independent UK

Online trend sparks boom in supermarket tinned fish sales

Tesco has reported that its sales of tinned tuna have risen by nearly 18 per cent in the last two years

The Independent UK

Fishermen could soon be allowed to hunt more sharks under Trump team proposal

A third of sharks and rays are threatened with extinction

PC Gamer

How to get all Biomods in Subnautica 2, and what each one does

Scan fish, get rewarded.

The Guardian - US

‘People should aim to get a variety’: the pros and cons of popular protein sources

From beans, lentils and tofu to chicken, pork, beef and fish, experts weigh the health benefits and potential drawbacks

The Guardian - UK

How I Shop with Banjo Beale: ‘My greatest vintage find? My husband’

Always wondered what everyday stuff celebrities buy, where they shop for food, and the basic they scrimp on? The interior designer talks cheesemongers, chore jackets and lost engagement rings with the Filter

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More Subnautica 2 devs weigh in on the survival game's first big discourse since launching into Steam Early Access: "The conversation around the ways fish die isn't over"

But that "doesn't mean we're going to do everything people ask for"

The Conversation

Fish can pass Pfas safety limits one chemical at a time, but cocktail effects reveal a bigger unseen risk – new study

Per and polyfluoroalkyl substances (Pfas), often called “forever chemicals”, are now found almost everywhere scientists look. They have been detected in rivers, oceans, wildlife, food and even human blood.

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