Seeing The World Through The Eyes Of A Northumberland Seal
A breathtaking encounter with a curious grey seal off the Northumberland coast offers a profound, silent connection and a rare window into the life of this marine mammal.
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Meet the 2025 Debutantes of Queen Charlotte's Ball
The iconic Queen Charlotte's Ball, the original debutante ball, has announced its 2025 cohort. Meet the young women from the UK and beyond preparing for a season of elegance, philanthropy, and tradition.
Bubble Barrier Saves Australia's Giant Cuttlefish from Dolphins
Marine scientists are pioneering a revolutionary bubble curtain technology in South Australia's Spencer Gulf to protect the world's only known mass breeding aggregation of giant cuttlefish from predatory dolphins, offering new hope for this vulnerable spe
Debutantes Dazzle at London's Queen Charlotte's Ball
Step inside the exclusive world of London's high society as young debutantes don white gowns and tiaras for the annual Queen Charlotte's Ball, a centuries-old tradition marking their formal introduction.
Shark Net Trial Under Fire After Dee Why Beach Attack
Exclusive analysis reveals the controversial NSW shark net reduction trial faces scrutiny following a serious attack at Dee Why Beach. Discover the debate between marine conservation and swimmer safety.
'Bubble Shield' deployed to save giant cuttlefish from algae
An innovative 'bubble curtain' is being deployed in a desperate bid to protect Australia's iconic giant cuttlefish from a toxic algal bloom threatening mass mortality in Spencer Gulf.
Jet Ski Warning After Dolphins Harassed in Cornwall
Marine conservationists issue urgent warning after jet ski and speedboat users repeatedly harass dolphins off the Cornish coast, risking fatal collisions with protected species.
Rare Whale Dies After Cornwall Stranding Tragedy
A desperate race against time to save a rare Cuvier's beaked whale on a Cornish beach ended in tragedy, as rescuers were unable to move the distressed animal to safety. The incident has sparked an important conversation about marine wildlife strandings.
RHS & Natural History Museum to DNA barcode all UK plants
The Royal Horticultural Society and the Natural History Museum embark on a groundbreaking partnership to create a DNA barcode library for UK flora, enhancing conservation efforts and scientific research.
University of Bath EEG Society Suspended Over Shock Experiment
The University of Bath has suspended its EEG Society following a shocking incident where a student was subjected to an unauthorised 'electric shock' experiment. An internal investigation is now underway.
California's Kelp Forests Stage Remarkable Comeback
Exclusive: Scientists document unprecedented recovery of Northern California's kelp forests, offering hope for marine ecosystems battling climate change.
Scottish Fishermen Land Rare Pacific Bluefin Tuna
In an unprecedented event, Scottish fishermen have successfully landed a prized Pacific bluefin tuna off the coast of Scotland, a species typically found in warmer waters thousands of miles away, sparking excitement and scientific intrigue.
Tourist sparks outrage after jumping on whale shark
A viral video captures a tourist in the Philippines leaping from a boat onto the back of a vulnerable whale shark, sparking outrage from marine conservationists and authorities who have launched an investigation.
Fishing competition for endangered bluefin tuna sparks outrage
Environmental groups condemn 'unsustainable' fishing tournament in Cornwall, warning it threatens recovery of critically endangered Atlantic bluefin tuna populations.
Climate Change Makes Sharks Lose Their Teeth, Scientists Warn
Groundbreaking research reveals ocean acidification, driven by climate change, is causing catastrophic damage to shark denticles, weakening their skin and threatening their survival.
Rare 'Sailback Houndshark' Discovered in UK Waters
In a stunning marine discovery, scientists have identified a new species of shark, the Sailback Houndshark, off the UK coast, rewriting what we know about British marine biodiversity.
Acidic Oceans Eroding Shark Teeth, Study Reveals
New scientific research reveals a hidden crisis as rising CO2 levels are acidifying our oceans, causing significant damage to shark teeth and threatening their ability to hunt and feed effectively.
'Extinct' False Catshark Rediscovered After Decades
In a stunning marine biology breakthrough, a shark species thought to be extinct for decades, the False Catshark, has been miraculously rediscovered off the coast of Scotland, rewriting conservation science.
Giant Barrel Jellyfish Appear in UK Waters
Enormous barrel jellyfish, some measuring over a metre and weighing up to 40kg, are appearing in unprecedented numbers around the British coastline, creating both concern and fascination among marine experts.
Starfish Melt Mystery Solved After Decade of Research
Scientists unravel the chilling mystery behind one of nature's most devastating marine epidemics that wiped out starfish populations across the Pacific coastline.
Rare Antarctic Phantom Squid Filmed in Deep Sea Breakthrough
Scientists have obtained breathtaking footage of a rare deep-sea squid, the elusive Antarctic phantom squid, in its natural habitat for the first time, revealing its unique adaptations and ethereal beauty.
Great White Sharks Spotted Off Maine Coast
Researchers document a significant rise in great white shark sightings along the New England coast, with Maine's waters becoming an unexpected hotspot for these majestic predators.
Great White Sharks swarm Maine coast in unprecedented numbers
Marine researchers report a dramatic surge in great white shark sightings near Scarborough, Maine, prompting new safety measures and beach closures along the New England coastline.
Surfer's UK beach trip halted by venomous weever fish sting
A young surfer's idyllic UK coast trip takes a painful turn after a brush with a venomous weever fish, highlighting a hidden danger of British beaches and the urgent need for marine conservation.
Male Dolphins Use 'Wingmen' in Sophisticated Mating Strategies
A revolutionary study from the University of Bristol uncovers the complex romantic strategies of male dolphins, including forming alliances and using 'wingmen' to attract mates, revealing startling parallels with human social dynamics.
Why Robins Are Returning to UK Gardens
Discover the enchanting reason behind the resurgence of robins in British gardens this season. Expert tips on how to attract and support these beloved festive birds in your own outdoor space.
Southern Right Whale Calving Season Hits Record High
In a remarkable ecological comeback, South Australia's Southern Right Whale calving season hits a record high, signalling a major victory for marine conservation efforts.
Dolphin Attacks on Swimmers Spike: UK Safety Warning
Marine experts issue urgent warnings as normally placid dolphins commit a series of vicious, unprovoked assaults on swimmers along British coastlines. The disturbing trend leaves scientists baffled and authorities urging caution.
Rare Red Panda Cub Debuts at Edinburgh Zoo
A rare and endangered red panda cub has made its first public appearance at Edinburgh Zoo, marking a significant victory for a vital European breeding programme aimed at saving the species from extinction.
UK Whale & Dolphin Strandings Surge 15-Fold
Exclusive report reveals a shocking 15-fold surge in whale, dolphin, and porpoise strandings across the UK since 1913. Scientists point to human activity, including naval sonar and fishing, as a primary cause, demanding urgent government action.
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