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Wild bees visit different flowers to balance diet, study shows

Researchers say findings show need for conservation efforts to focus on nutritional diversity

The Guardian - UK

Rare shark species thought to be extinct rediscovered after decades

Species susceptible to population declines from increased fishing, researchers warn

The Independent UK

Toothless sharks? Ocean acidification could erode predator’s vital weapon, study finds

Sharks could struggle to feed themselves efficiently in future, affecting marine ecosystem stability, researchers say

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Acidic oceans are weakening shark teeth, scientists warn

Shark teeth are composed of highly mineralised phosphates but are still vulnerable to corrosion

The Independent UK

Mathew Frith obituary

Other lives: Conservationist who championed wildlife in cities and improved access to green space for all

The Guardian - UK

The perilous charm of Reggie the ‘friendly’ dolphin

The bottlenose in Lyme Bay has become a local celebrity – but experts warn human interaction could be putting everyone at risk

The Guardian - UK

New World Screwworm Discovered For The First Time In The US: Is An Outbreak Of 'Human-Eating' Parasite Imminent?

A rare New World screwworm case was confirmed in Maryland, but experts say the risk of a widespread outbreak in the US remains very low.

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‘We’re trying to call on everybody that we can’: South Australia scrambles to fight its pulsating algal bloom

State considers its options to control Karenia mikimotoi, which has left beaches littered with dead seaweed and sealife

The Guardian - AU

Wily coyotes thrive in Central Park as animals adapt to urban life across US

Romeo and Juliet among at least 20 coyotes in New York City as animals gradually expand eastward into cities

The Guardian - US

Great white sharks are going north. Here's what the numbers say

New data shows that great white sharks are spending more time in the chilly waters off New England and Atlantic Canada

The Independent UK

Great white sharks head north, following seals and alarming beachgoers

Boaters, beachgoers and fishermen who spend time in the chilly waters of New England and Canada are learning to live with great white sharks

The Independent UK

Hurricane Erin never hit land or caused major damage, but endangered turtle nests weren't so lucky

As Hurricane Erin pelted North Carolina’s barrier islands with strong winds and waves, it destroyed many nests of threatened sea turtle

The Independent UK

Six beaver families to be released in Highlands

It will mark the sixth catchment in Scotland were the animals have been legally released or given permission to remain.

The Independent UK

Hummingbirds love this one plant — and I think you’ll fall in love with it too

Attract hummingbirds to your yard with a cup and saucer — but it’s not what you think.

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The Independent UK

Whales and dolphins are increasingly getting stranded around Scotland’s shores, study warns

Almost all species strand on the northwest coast, with numbers rising dramatically in recent years

The Guardian - UK

‘Bee buffets’: the pollinator pathways turning drab alleys into insect havens

Corridors of nectar-rich plants encourage pollination and brighten up city streets at the same time

The Guardian - AU

Bumper whale calving season a ‘sign of hope’ for South Australia’s oceans

Almost 200 endangered southern right wales have been spotted off state’s coastline this year, amid concerns about impact of algal bloom

The Guardian - AU

Victoria’s mountain ash forests could lose a quarter of giant trees as temperatures rise

Eucalyptus regnans – which regularly reach 60 to 80m tall – lose about 9% of their trees for every degree of warming, research finds

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Make your yard smell amazing — garden experts say these are the only 9 plants you need

Discover 11 fragrant plants experts recommend to instantly transform your yard into a beautifully scented, relaxing outdoor space.

The Independent UK

How many giraffe species are in Africa? New scientific analysis quadruples the count

Giraffes are now classified into four distinct species in Africa

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's national parks receive £6m to help in ‘global fight’ for nature

Scotland’s two national parks will receive funding from a government scheme that forms part of the “global fight” against the threats of…

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Antarctica's 'abrupt changes' spell climate warming

Sea ice loss and other indicators point to fast changes to Antarctica that will have troubling consequences for Australia and the rest of the world.

The Independent UK

Extremely rare bright orange shark with white eyes discovered in the Caribbean

The shark also showed traits of albinism, including a pair of striking white eyes

The Independent UK

Snake species found capable of injecting venom even after death – with no loss of potency

Study shows species like cobras and kraits can still be dangerous in death if the venom gland is accidentally pressed while handling its remains

The Independent UK

Experts alarmed as dead turtles with bleeding eyes wash up on Australia’s beaches: ‘It’s very, very worrying’

Conservationists from multiple agencies are scrambling to work out the cause of the deaths

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