São Francisco canal fails displaced communities in Brazil
Despite official claims that the São Francisco River project supplies 12 million people, many displaced by its construction in 2007 still lack water access.
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Six beluga whales leave Marineland, flown to US aquariums
Six beluga whales have left Marineland in Canada and arrived at US aquariums this week, ending a controversial saga that included threats of euthanasia.
Sperm whales change 'vowel' sounds when boats are nearby
Sperm whales alter their clicking patterns and vowel-like sounds when near ships, allowing researchers to predict vessel presence from vocalizations alone, a study finds.
Man thrown 8ft by bison says landing was worse
A grandfather who survived a bison attack at Yellowstone says being hurled 8ft wasn't the worst part; the landing broke his hip. He protected his grandson.
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Monty Don tribute to David JC Austin after death
Monty Don led tributes to David JC Austin, 67, who died from CJD. The rose grower's family and National Trust also honored his legacy.
Firefighters rescue missing dog from San Francisco Bay
Firefighters rescued a small dog missing for weeks after it was found swimming in the San Francisco Bay near East Palo Alto. The pup was reunited with its family via the SPCA.
Exploring East Frisian Islands: Mudflats, Marshes, and Birds
Discover the East Frisian islands, a Unesco world heritage site with vast beaches, mudflats, and wildlife. Explore Norderney, Langeoog, and Spiekeroog for unique nature experiences.
Guardian seeks UK residents near AI datacentres
The Guardian is asking UK residents living near AI datacentres to share their experiences and concerns about land use, pollution, noise, and the heat island effect.
Denmark tells tourists how to behave in wolf encounter
Danish authorities advise tourists to stand still, make eye contact, and fight back if attacked by a wolf. Wolves returned to Denmark in 2012 after 200-year absence; now 49 wolves in Jutland.
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Rogue leopard attacks two men in Indian liquor store
A rogue leopard burst into a liquor store in Rajasthan, India, lunging at two men. Terrifying footage shows salesman Sanjay Gurjar escaping. All victims hospitalized.
Amazon gold mining war: 'Total devastation' in Brazil
Illegal gold mining has destroyed 4% of forests in Sararé territory since 2024, with Brazilian forces razing settlements to fulfill President Lula's pledge.
1906: Bloodthirsty Insects of Summer
In 1906, correspondents from Stockport and Chester complained of gnats and midges. The article identifies the insects and offers remedies.
Bird the hawk: the predator who hugged me for 20 minutes
Candida Meyrick shares the incredible connection with her Harris's hawk, Bird, who once hugged her for 20 minutes. A story of joy and wildlife.
NYC Council Considers Ban on Central Park Horse-Drawn Carriages
A New York City Council bill would phase out Central Park's horse-drawn carriages by June 2028, following a tourist's death. Supporters cite animal welfare; opponents fear job losses.
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Industry groups fought toxic air monitoring in Louisiana
Louisiana's air monitoring network fails to measure toxic pollutants near major industrial plants, leaving communities at risk. Industry-backed laws restrict community monitoring, exacerbating a public health crisis.
Dino Martins champions parasites as vital to ecosystems
Award-winning entomologist Dino Martins argues that parasites are central to biodiversity and human health, urging a rethink of nature's villains in his new book Hidden Creatures.
Breeding ferrets: a wonderfully chaotic business in Kent
Now nearly two months old, the young ferrets are thickly furred, eyes wide open and looking to explore the world, much to the dismay of their mothers.
Week in Wildlife: Raccoon Rescue, Rare Mouse, and More
This week's wildlife photos include a raccoon rescued from a storm drain in Pennsylvania, a mouse living at 7,000m in the Andes, and a harpy eagle chick in Bolivia.
World Eskimo Indian Olympics revive ancient Alaska Native games
The annual World Eskimo Indian Olympics draw hundreds of Indigenous athletes to Fairbanks, Alaska, for traditional games like the two-foot high kick, celebrating heritage and survival skills.
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How birds cope in UK heatwave: shade, bathing, feeding
Birds cannot sweat; they use shade, wing-spreading, panting, and bathing to stay cool. Ground-feeders like blackbirds struggle to find worms in hard soil.
Woman bitten by eastern brown snake tangled in bike chain
A woman in her 60s was bitten by a two-metre eastern brown snake tangled in her bike chain on a NSW rail trail. She survived a dry bite and was discharged from hospital.
Earth-like exoplanet LHS 1140b has confirmed atmosphere
Scientists confirm the first atmosphere on a rocky exoplanet in the habitable zone, LHS 1140b, 49 light-years away, with potential for liquid water and life.
New monkey species with orange lips found in Congo
A new monkey species, Colobus congoensis, with distinctive orange lips has been discovered in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Scientists fear it is already endangered due to habitat loss and hunting.
Japan hunts bear behind 14 break-ins in Shizukuishi
Authorities search for a bear that broke into an elderly couple's home and raided their fridge, suspected in 14 break-ins across Shizukuishi, Japan, in two weeks.
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Australia's complex history with cats: love and hate
By 1988, Australia had over 3 million domestic cats. Now, debates rage over ownership bans. Historian Jodie Stewart explores the nation's complex feline history.
Greater gliders glide shorter than assumed, study says
Greater gliders glide an average of 19 metres, not 100 metres as previously thought, challenging conservation assumptions about the endangered marsupial's habitat needs.
A Place In The Sun host tribute to wildfire victim
A British pensioner who survived Spanish wildfires by sheltering in abandoned cars with his cat fears his wife and neighbours died. Channel 4 host Jasmine Harman shared condolences.
New photos released 25 years after Peter Falconio murder
NT police release previously unseen photos on 25th anniversary of British backpacker Peter Falconio's murder, hoping to jog memories and find his remains.
Fungi: The Invisible Force Protecting Our Planet
Dr Toby Kiers discusses her award-winning research mapping fungal networks on Palmyra Atoll, revealing fungi's critical role in Earth's ecosystems and climate.
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Spotting a young hare on Eyam Moor requires stealth
A leveret's form is found empty on Eyam Moor, Derbyshire, highlighting the hare's subterfuge for survival. The author reflects on lagomorph reproduction and the creature's elusive nature.
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