Shark Attack Survivor Shares Lessons and Safety Plan
A professor who survived a shark attack reveals key insights about predator behaviour and proposes a web-based alert system to protect surfers and swimmers from future incidents.
Category : Environment
Axolotls: Viral Sensation Faces Wild Extinction Threat
Axolotls have captivated the world as cute cultural icons, but their wild populations in Mexico are critically endangered, sparking conservation efforts.
Mumbai's Coastal Road Fuels Anger Over Elite-Focused Infrastructure
Mumbai's new coastal motorway, hailed as an engineering marvel, faces fierce criticism for primarily benefiting wealthy car owners while neglecting public transport and restricting ocean access for millions.
Solar Storm Brings Spectacular Southern Lights Across Australia
A powerful solar storm has triggered the most widespread aurora australis display in over two decades, with vibrant southern lights visible from Queensland to Tasmania.
Sydney Beaches Hit by 'Poo Balls' from Fatberg
Foul-smelling 'poo balls' containing human waste and grease have washed up on Sydney beaches, linked to a colossal fatberg in the sewer system after heavy rainfall.
Cow Uses Broom as Tool, Redefining Animal Intelligence
A brown Swiss cow named Veronika has been documented using a broom to scratch herself, marking the first official record of tool use in cattle and sparking debate on human exceptionalism.
Hunter Survives Grizzly Attack with Quick Thinking
Chase Dellwo, 26, was hunting in Montana when a 400lb grizzly bear attacked him. He remembered an article about animal gag reflexes and shoved his arm down the bear's throat, saving his life.
London's Hidden Fossil Treasures Revealed on Urban Geology Tours
Discover how London's architecture contains ancient fossils and stones from around the world, with guided tours revealing 150-million-year-old ammonites and 2-billion-year-old meteorite impact rocks hidden in city walls.
Sydney Shark Attack: 12-Year-Old Victim Named
Nico Antic, 12, remains in critical condition after a bull shark attack at Sydney Harbour's Shark Beach. Family friend reveals 'devastating injuries' as GoFundMe raises over £65,000.
Plants Warn Neighbours of Stress via Airborne Signals
New research on Arabidopsis thaliana shows plants in close proximity activate protective genes when stressed, while isolated plants suffer damage, highlighting inter-plant communication.
32 Firms Responsible for Half of Global CO2 Emissions
A new report reveals that just 32 fossil fuel companies produced half of global carbon dioxide emissions in 2024, with state-owned firms dominating the list and facing accusations of obstructing climate action.
Mobile Vet Clinic Saves Chile's Fire-Affected Animals
As devastating wildfires continue to rage across Chile, a mobile veterinary clinic operated by police and volunteers is working tirelessly to treat burned and traumatised animals rescued from the ashes.
38 Bird Species Spotted in Winter at Swillington Ings
A country diary entry from Swillington Ings, West Yorkshire, details a winter birdwatching day with 38 species spotted, reflecting on the joy of local birding versus competitive counts.
Two-Thirds of US Faces Winter Drought Crisis
More than two-thirds of the United States is experiencing unusual dryness or drought conditions this winter, threatening water supplies and increasing wildfire risks across 49 states.
Experts Recommend Natural Moss Removal for Patios
Three gardening specialists recommend using white vinegar as a natural, effective alternative to pressure washers for removing moss from paving stones and patios.
15-Minute Pruning Trick to Deter Magpies and Pigeons
Gardening and pest control specialists have unveiled a simple pruning technique that takes just 15 minutes to make your garden uninviting to troublesome magpies and pigeons.
EPA's Fracking Approval Sparks Fury Over Kimberley
Western Australia's EPA has recommended approval for the Valhalla fracking project, potentially adding up to 2.6% to Australia's emissions and threatening the Kimberley's $500m tourism industry.
Forrest: Leaders Risk 'Toasted' Over Climate Inaction
Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest tells Davos that politicians ignoring climate realities will be voted out, contrasting with Trump's 'con job' dismissal.
New Sewage Debris Balls Wash Up on Sydney Beaches Post-Storm
Sydney beaches, including Malabar and Foreshore, are contaminated with sewage debris balls after heavy rain, with signs warning of pollution and cleanup efforts underway by Sydney Water contractors.
Vet's Dog Breed Advice: Top Picks & Hidden Dangers
Former AFL star turned veterinarian Dr Will Maginness shares his unfiltered views on best dog breeds, common owner mistakes, and surprising dangers in everyday play activities.
Fishermen Urge NSW Shark Limit Rise After Attacks
Commercial and recreational fishers call for higher shark catch limits following four attacks in 48 hours, as experts warn sewage overflows and heavy rain create dangerous conditions.
Truth Behind 'Sea Lice' and Beach Sensations Explained
A paediatric nurse reveals what causes that itchy feeling after ocean swims, plus surprising facts about bluebottles, octopuses and singing beaches.
Sydney Family Awaits 'Worst Outcome' After Shark Attack
The family of 12-year-old Nico Antic, attacked by a shark in Sydney Harbour, is grieving as he remains in critical condition after devastating injuries.
Judi Dench Backs Campaign to Protect London's Parks
Dame Judi Dench urges action to safeguard London's parks as a report reveals over 50 green spaces are at risk from development, including Whitewebbs Park and Wimbledon Park.
Family stalked by dingoes on K'gari Island as death probed
A mother's video shows dingoes stalking her family on K'gari Island, where a tourist was later found dead. Authorities investigate as locals warn of dangerous pack behaviour.
Chocolate Circuit Boards Tackle E-Waste
University of Glasgow engineers develop biodegradable circuit boards printed on chocolate, paper and bioplastics using zinc, offering compostable electronics solution.
UN Warns of Global Water Bankruptcy Crisis
A UN report reveals nearly 75% of the global population lives in water insecure nations, with billions facing irreversible water bankruptcy due to decades of overuse and dwindling supplies.
Expert Tips for Pest-Free Houseplants from Nursery to Home
Learn how to avoid common houseplant pests by inspecting plants at the nursery, repotting with sterile soil, and using diatomaceous earth for protection.
Ecosystem Collapse Threatens UK Security, Warn Spies
A government report warns that biodiversity collapse could trigger food shortages, mass migration, and global disorder, threatening UK national security within years.
Chocolate Circuit Boards Tackle E-Waste Problem
University of Glasgow engineers develop biodegradable circuit boards using paper, bioplastics and even chocolate, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional electronics.
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