Houston warehouse fire sends massive smoke plume
A massive fire at a Houston warehouse sent a huge plume of smoke across the city on June 23, 2026, with firefighters battling the blaze and authorities urging residents to stay indoors.
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Memories of the 1976 UK Heatwave Sought
The Guardian invites readers to share memories of the 1976 UK heatwave, a historic event with record temperatures and drought, to build a collective archive.
Over 150 bird species at 'very high risk' from H5N1 in Australia
Federal government analysis identifies more than 150 native bird species and 10 mammal species at 'very high risk' from H5N1 bird flu, with black swans among the most susceptible.
New spider species mimics parasitic fungus in Amazon
A newly discovered spider in Ecuador, Taczanowskia waska, mimics a parasitic fungus that infects spiders, resembling the plot of The Last of Us. It is the first known case of such mimicry.
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Hiroshima survivor memoir found after 79 years
Kiyoshi Tanimoto's 230-page memoir, written in 1947, was rediscovered at Yale. He survived the atomic bomb and detailed the horrors to ensure nuclear weapons are abolished.
Miniature forest discovered in vast woodland
A miniature forest, complete with tiny trees and pathways, has been found hidden deep within a vast woodland, delighting conservationists.
1951: Animals Left to Wither Outside Slaughterhouses
A 1951 Country Diary entry reveals animals were left to wither outside inadequate slaughterhouses, highlighting historical animal welfare issues.
H5N1 Bird Flu in Australian Wild Birds Triggers Lockdown
Highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu has been detected in wild birds in Western Australia, prompting immediate lockdown of poultry farms and culling to prevent spread.
Gold Harvesting Machine review: poignant mining doc
A poignant documentary about artisanal gold mining in the Philippines, exploring the human and environmental costs of the precious metal trade.
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Puff Puff: The Stray Cat Who Stayed by My Side During Chemo
A family adopts a 13-year-old stray cat with no teeth, a broken ear, and a cold, who becomes a loyal companion during chemotherapy, leaving a lasting impact.
Whyalla cuttlefish fail to appear; algal bloom suspected
Only a few dozen giant Australian cuttlefish have appeared near Whyalla, SA, during peak breeding season, likely due to a toxic Karenia cristata algal bloom, causing fears for tourism and the unique natural phenomenon.
Rising shark bites in Australia linked to warming oceans
Shark bites in Australia are rising, with warming oceans bringing bull and tiger sharks closer to populated beaches. Experts say no single cause, but factors include ocean temperature and seal recovery.
Rare sea slug found on UK beach baffles experts
A giant sea hare, a rare marine slug usually found in the Mediterranean, was discovered on a beach in Anglesey by a dogwalker, surprising experts who say warming seas may bring more north.
Australia's first mainland H5N1 bird flu case confirmed
Australia's first mainland case of deadly H5N1 bird flu has been confirmed in a brown skua in Western Australia, prompting a national response to limit spread.
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Apple AirPods Pro 3 on Rare Sale: Noise Cancellation and More
Apple's AirPods Pro 3 are on a rare sale at Best Buy for $179.99, down from $249. They offer top-tier noise cancellation, heart rate monitoring, and hearing aid capabilities.
Rainforest activist, 90, to pedal 104 miles down Thames
Robin Hanbury-Tenison, 90, is pedalling 104 miles down the River Thames on a water-bike to raise funds for a temperate rainforest research station in Cornwall.
Whale Graveyard Discovery: Massive Underwater Burial Site
Scientists have discovered an enormous whale graveyard spanning 1,200km, offering new insights into marine life and ocean ecosystems.
Week in Wildlife: Hoopoe, Crocodile, Otter Pup in Photos
Stunning wildlife photos from around the world: a hoopoe feeding chicks in Turkey, a crocodile cooling off in Sri Lanka, and a sea otter pup snoozing in California.
Suspected Bird Flu Found in Wild Bird in WA
A migratory wild bird in southern Western Australia has tested suspected positive for avian influenza. Confirmatory tests are underway, with results expected tomorrow.
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Ashura in Nabatieh: Grief Amid Ruins of Israel Strikes
In Nabatieh, Lebanon, a somber Ashura procession mourns recent dead amid destruction from Hezbollah-Israel war, with renewed meaning of Karbala.
Global Shrimp Demand Devastates Ecuador Mangroves
Ecuador's shrimp boom threatens mangroves and shellfish gatherers' livelihoods, with deforestation, pollution, and weak regulation despite industry growth.
Sherwood Forest's 1,000-Year-Old Major Oak Dies
The Major oak, one of Europe's oldest trees in Sherwood Forest, has died after failing to produce leaves due to hot, dry summers and human interventions.
Major Oak in Sherwood Forest Dies at Over 1,000 Years Old
The Major Oak, a legendary 1,000-year-old tree in Sherwood Forest, has died after failing to produce leaves this spring due to hot summers and visitor pressure.
How Do You Interact with Local Wild Birds in the UK?
We want to hear from UK residents about local bird populations, changes over time, and what these birds mean to you. Share your stories and photos.
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Rhino horn traffickers sentenced in landmark South Africa case
Dawie Groenewald and Tielman Erasmus fined in world's largest rhino horn trafficking case, ending a nearly two-decade legal saga.
Oldest Plague Strains Lethal Before Black Death
New research reveals that ancient strains of plague were highly lethal 5,500 years ago, killing hunter-gatherers in Siberia long before the medieval Black Death pandemic.
Rat sighting in New Zealand triggers urgent response
In New Zealand, a single rat sighting can trigger an urgent response as part of a world-leading project to eradicate introduced predators by 2050, saving native wildlife.
Stinging Nettles: A Midsummer Menace or Haven?
Stinging nettles are often hated, but a closer look reveals a bustling ecosystem of insects feeding and mating. Despite the irritation, they play a vital role in nature.
Abandoned Pony Grows Strong in Fourth Floor Flat
Mile the pony, rejected by his mother, is cared for by his owner in a fourth-floor flat in Rovinj, Croatia, needing nightly feeding to gain strength.
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Amazon 'ghost dogs' more abundant than thought, study finds
New research reveals the elusive short-eared dog, known as the 'ghost dog' of the Amazon, is more active and abundant than previously believed, with key insights from camera traps.
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