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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Undercover in Laos: Chinese Tourism Fuels Wildlife Trafficking
Undercover investigation reveals how Chinese tourism boom in Laos fuels illegal wildlife trade, pushing pangolins toward extinction.
Undercover in Laos: Chinese tourism fuels wildlife crime
Covert footage reveals how crime networks in Laos use front shops to sell pangolin scales, bear bile, and tiger bones to Chinese tourists, fueling a booming illegal trade.
Man dies after cattle injury on Norfolk National Trust estate
A man in his 70s has died after being injured by cattle on the National Trust estate at Felbrigg Hall in Norfolk, prompting an investigation by police and the Health and Safety Executive.
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California faces highest shark numbers in years as great whites head north
El Niño is driving juvenile great white sharks from warm Mexican waters to California, with scientists predicting one of the sharkiest summers in a decade. Incidents with humans remain rare.
Bison attack survivor: animal spared my life
Carl McDaniel, 65, was tossed 8ft by a bison at Yellowstone, breaking his femur in four places. He believes the bison spared his life by not goring him.
Bastille Day parade amid heatwave and wildfires
Emmanuel Macron presided over his final Bastille Day parade in Paris as a heatwave and wildfires forced cancellations of fireworks and balls across France.
Bison Tosses Grandfather in Yellowstone
A 65-year-old grandfather was tossed into the air by a 2,000lb bull bison in Yellowstone, suffering broken bones. The attack was caught on video.
Warning after children petting deer in Richmond Park
Parents criticised as children crowd and stroke wild deer in Richmond Park, prompting fears of a fatal incident. Royal Parks warns to stay 50 metres away.
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Sewage smell forces residents to flee cul-de-sac on holiday
Residents of Alsops Road in Ashford are forced to take holidays to escape a 'rotting eggs and diarrhoea' smell from Southern Water's pumping station, which has worsened since September 2025 and is under investigation.
Warning: Stay 50 Metres Away from Deer After Fatal Risk
Royal Parks warns visitors to stay at least 50 metres from deer in Richmond Park after footage shows adults and children crowding and stroking the animals, risking fatal accidents.
Life Among Jakarta's Trash Mountains: Waste Pickers Face Uncertainty
At Bantar Gebang, one of Asia's largest landfills, thousands of waste pickers risk their lives daily. With the site over capacity and slated for closure by 2027, their livelihoods hang in the balance.
Phacelia: the most useful plant for gardens and farms
Phacelia tanacetifolia, a cover crop, offers nectar for insects, suppresses weeds, and improves soil. Its coiled flowers inspire art and support biodiversity.
1976 Ladybird Deluge: 50,000 per Acre in Wales
In July 1976, a massive swarm of seven-spot ladybirds hit the Welsh coast, with densities reaching 50,000 per acre, causing panic among beachgoers.
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Lake Suchitlán pollution mystery deepens a year after fish die-off
Nearly a year after thousands of dead fish washed ashore on Lake Suchitlán, El Salvador’s largest freshwater body, fishers and residents still lack official explanations for the pollution crisis.
Dolphin deaths spike in SA after algal bloom
At least 70 dolphin carcasses found in 2025, highest since 2013, linked to algal bloom that decimated squid populations, scientists say.
Bison hurls man 8ft in air at Yellowstone, breaking hip
A bison bull charged a man at Yellowstone National Park, tossing him 8 feet in the air and breaking his hip. The victim, Carl McDaniel, was with his grandson when attacked.
British pensioner, 93, is 13th victim of Spanish wildfire
A 93-year-old British woman has died from burns in the Spanish wildfire, raising the death toll to 13. Two British hikers were rescued with severe burns.
Bison tosses Yellowstone tourist 8ft in caught-on-video attack
An agitated 2,000lb bull bison hooked and tossed a Yellowstone tourist 8ft into the air at a Wyoming campsite; a photographer captured the encounter, and the man was seriously injured.
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Spearfisherman: More sharks now, but I know my place underwater
A veteran spearfisherman reports more sharks than ever in UK waters, but says he understands his position in the underwater hierarchy and urges coexistence.
South African Nature Docs Surge in Popularity
A surge in South African nature documentaries is driving global awareness of conservation, with National Geographic reporting a 40% increase in viewership for the genre.
Fungal wonders of Tasmania's Tarkine rainforest
A three-day fungi workshop in Tasmania's Tarkine reveals the vital role of fungi in ecosystems, with species like ruby bonnets and pixie's parasols.
Fruit nets and fishing lines kill thousands of Australian wildlife
Thousands of native animals in Australia are killed or injured each year by fruit netting, fishing gear, and barbed wire, with flying foxes making up two-thirds of entanglement cases in NSW.
Deadly H5 bird flu found in Australian seabird first time
A greater crested tern on South Australia's coast tested positive for H5 bird flu, marking the first local wildlife case. Experts call it a 'paradigm shift'.
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Tree Bumblebees Mistaken for Hedgehog Nest
A gardener in Langstone, Hampshire, discovered a tree bumblebee nest while cleaning a hedgehog house, escaping unstung after a brief defensive swarm.
Life in the Shadow of a Lancashire PFAS Factory: Cancer Fears
A government study found higher-than-expected kidney cancer rates near a PFAS factory in Thornton-Cleveleys, with soil contamination forcing allotment closures and legal action.
Invertebrate of Year: Nominate Your Spineless Hero Now
The Guardian launches its Invertebrate of the Year competition, inviting nominations until midnight on 13 July. Celebrate the unsung heroes of the animal kingdom.
Week in wildlife: snake, penguin, and more
This week's best wildlife photos: a garter snake swallows a toxic frog, a penguin surfs back to sea, and a treehopper seeks your vote for invertebrate of the year.
Readers share stories of musically inclined blackbirds
Guardian readers recount encounters with blackbirds mimicking Beethoven, scales, and pop songs, highlighting avian musicality.
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Desert rain frog, deep-sea snails at risk: IUCN red list
Two-thirds of mollusc species on deep-sea vents at risk from mining; desert rain frog threatened by diamond mining; numbat recovers from brink.
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