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Scientists set for ocean crisis debate 150 years after ‘extraordinary’ expedition

A century and a half after the Challenger mission transformed our understanding of the seas, researchers meet to tackle the latest threats

The Guardian - UK

Climate Change Has Been Harming Bees For Almost A Century, New Study Reveals

The study was published in the Journal of Animal Ecology.

Zenger

Climate stress can give bumblebees asymmetrical wings, study finds

Bees ‘may be in for rough time’ over 21st century as hotter and wetter conditions affect development

The Guardian - UK

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‘The whole embryo was there’: expert makes rare find on Sheffield museum opening day

Dean Lomax identifies probably oldest known vertebrate embryo from UK at Yorkshire Natural History Museum

The Guardian - UK

The last supermoon of 2022 will light up tonight’s sky. Here’s what you need to know

Everything you need to know about supermoons and how they affect us

Evening Standard

Ancient Giant-Headed Amphibian That Used Sticky Tongue To Catch Prey Discovered

Scientists have discovered a previously unknown species of extinct amphibian that used its powerful sticky tongue to catch bugs.

Zenger

Robots discover 39 potential new species at the bottom of the ocean

They are at depths of between 3,100 to 5,100 metres below sea level

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More than 30 potential new species discovered living at the bottom of the sea

Researchers at the Natural History Museum say the undescribed organisms represent a fraction of the undiscovered species from the deep sea.

The Independent UK

Scientists find 30 potential new species at bottom of ocean

Natural History Museum scientists seek to unlock mysteries of deep sea but some fear activity will disturb diversity of the depths

The Guardian - UK

Over 50,000 deformed body parts from 18th century displayed in harrowing Vienna museum

A new exhibition at the prestigious Natural History Museum in Vienna is displaying human remains that date back to the 18th century - including deformed organs and burnt bodies

Daily Mirror

Prince George beams in new photo to celebrate 9th birthday taken by mum Kate on holiday

Kate Middleton has continued her tradition of sharing snaps of her children on their birthdays with a new heartwarming photograph of Prince George and his trademark grin on his ninth birthday

Daily Mirror

Meghan Markle and Harry's row with Beckhams, Jubilee snub and dinosaur visit

In the new book 'Revenge: Meghan, Harry And The War between the Windsors', biographer Tom Bower has made a series of bombshell claims about the Royal Family

Daily Mirror

Natural History Museum returns remains to New Zealand

The Natural History Museum has returned more than 100 skeletons to New Zealand where they will be buried after more than 100 years.

Evening Standard

Kate Middleton 'blends in as any mum' as she takes kids to trampoline park

Kate, who lives at Kensington Palace when in London, is "down to earth" and fits in very well with the other mums, according to a source, while she tries to entertain her children

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‘Ultimate honour’: remains of hundreds of Moriori returned in biggest repatriation yet

Remains returned from UK Natural History Museum as well as from across New Zealand, a century after being dug up as curiosities by explorers

Bristol Post

Don't kill flies and wasps this summer urge environmental charities

Do not be tempted to roll up the newspaper this summer, charities say

Wales Online

Bragging Brits admit Instagram rivalry inspires them to copy friends' trips

London’s Tower Bridge claimed the crown for the UK’s most Instagram-worthy day trip location

Nottingham Post

Homeowners told not to kill wasps, flies and bugs in their homes this summer

Stark warning from wildlife experts as insect population in serious decline

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Horny flying ants to swarm across Ireland soon but expert says they have 'no interest' in you

Flying ants typically gather in swarms from the end of July as mating season approaches.

The Conversation

This mosquito species from Papua New Guinea was lost for 90 years – until a photographer snapped a picture of it in Australia

There are already plenty of mosquitoes in Australia. They bring pest and public health risks to many parts of the country.

Daily Mirror

Stark warning not to kill flies and wasps coming into your home this summer

A new study has revealed that the UK's flying insect population has reduced by as much as 60% in the last 20 years meaning bug invaders should be protected rather than killed

Wales Online

'Don't kill flies, wasps or bees this summer' warning

It extends to all flying insects

Wales Online

Jurassic giant Dippy the Dinosaur makes huge return to Natural History Museum

He's back after four years away on a UK tour

The Independent UK

Dippy the Dinosaur returns to the Natural History Museum

The 85ft-long plaster cast of a diplodocus skeleton was first put on display in the London museum in 1905.

The Guardian - UK

A wing and a prayer: is there hope for Britain’s loneliest bat?

Our rarest mammal lives on its own, with no known relatives this side of the Channel. Did the greater mouse-eared bat stray here from France? And is it time we invited over some company?

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