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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:

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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

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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.

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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.

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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

The Independent UK

Photographer Captures Incredible Split-Second Images Of A Hummingbird Hawk Moth

Stunning photos show a rarely seen Hummingbird hawk-moth captured in full flight beating its wings at 80 times a second while feeding from a flower.

Zenger

Shark nets go back in water at NSW beaches

Shark nets have returned to NSW beaches but conservationists say they don't protect humans and take a horrible toll on wildlife.

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Experts deny deer will be left to starve during cull as gamekeepers voice concerns

GAMEKEEPERS have claimed that an upcoming cull of female deer in Scotland could leave orphaned fawns to starve if their mothers are killed.

The National (Scotland)

‘The Jumps’ and what it means for the hybrid striped bass at Shabbona Lake and topwater fishing

It’s that time of year when hybrid striped bass started busting gizzard shad on top at Shabbona Lake, providing a unique chance for those of us who love topwater fishing.

Chicago Sun-Times

'Motorway service station' for migrating birds will put Humber in economic development fast lane

Novartis Ings is taking shape after legacy gift from pharmaceutical giant

Birmingham Post

Special shopping centre exhibiton creating a real buzz in Lanarkshire

Bee colonies are thriving on the roof of Centre West at EK, East Kilbride

Daily Record

Scientists spent one year listening to Scotland's whales. Here's what they heard

MARINE scientists have for the first time captured the vast soundscape of whales and dolphins off Scotland’s west coast, over an entire year.

The National (Scotland)

Offshore wind expansion could help Scotland's seabird recovery, according to RSPB

THE expansion of offshore wind in the North Sea could help Scotland’s ailing seabird population recover, according to a report from the RSPB.

The National (Scotland)

Gabon sets example of how to preserve the Congo Basin rainforest

As Gabon hosts the Africa Climate Week, its environmental industry is setting the pace for the region and continent.

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'Big cat' sighting by UK dogwalker next to a stream could be linked to drought

Big cats - an animal which is bigger than a large dog and similar in appearance to a puma or panther - have been venturing further since Covid lockdowns, said a wildlife expert

Wales Online

Natural compound found in trees combats superbugs, scientists discover

It could offer new treatments in the future

Tribune News Service

Hunter, wildlife researcher makes the case for nontoxic ammunition

Hunters' use of lead ammunition and, at times, its toxic effect on scavenger species like eagles who ingest fragments at kill sites continue to produce news headlines and urgent bulletins from conservation groups.

The Denver Post

Tarantula tunnels under Colorado highways may promote mating, stop squishing, bug advocates say

Arachnid advocates trying to prevent the squishing of tarantulas as they seek mates on southeastern Colorado plains have asked the Colorado Department of Transportation to create safe crossing tunnels under several highways.

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The Guardian - UK

Butterflywatch: rare high brown fritillary thrives on Dartmoor

Species declined by 96% since 1950s but this summer numbers are strong in south-west England

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Rare orchid returns to Druridge Bay despite public thefts of high value wildflowers

Northumberland Wildlife Trust says its the right time to bring back the green-winged orchid, even though orchids are being dug up and removed from its reserves on the coast

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: The choughs patrol the cliffs, cawing at everything

The Chasms, Isle of Man: This island is a stronghold for the birds, and these ones are typically boisterous

Zenger

Stony Corals Use Fan System To Save Themselves From Climate Change

Corals have developed a sophisticated internal fan system to protect themselves from climate change, a new study has revealed.

The Conversation

This spider-eating, nest-sharing bat was once safe from fire – until the Black Summer burnt its rainforests

Am I not pretty enough? This article is part of The Conversation’s series introducing you to unloved Australian animals that need our help.

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Beloved Zebra Dies After Being Gored By Antelope

A beloved zebra named Puga has died after it was gored by an antelope in its zoo enclosure.

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago fishing, Midwest Report: Canada, London, shore kings, smallies, big coho, catfish, sturgeon

This sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report sprawls worldwide to include Canada and London; and there’s more, including info for the long holiday weekend, shoreline salmon and trout, big coho on southern Lake Michigan, and Wisconsin sturgeon.

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