UK pea shortage fears as heatwave hits harvest
Britain's pea harvest is under threat as scorching temperatures damage crops, raising concerns over potential shortages and price hikes.
Category : Environment
Tarantula invasion hits US states during mating season
Massive tarantula migrations are underway in California and Colorado as males search for mates, creating eerie yet fascinating natural spectacles.
TikTok Misinformation Spreads Amid Hawaii Wildfires
Officials warn against false claims on social media as FEMA and local authorities work to assist wildfire victims in Maui.
Comfort dog dies in tragic Maine incident
A cherished chocolate Labrador, known for bringing joy and comfort to many, has tragically passed away following a distressing event in Maine. Officials confirm the heartbreaking news.
Otter cub rescued from Colchester Zoo flamingo enclosure
A lost otter cub was dramatically rescued after being found stranded in a flamingo enclosure at Colchester Zoo, sparking a heartwarming rescue mission.
Bigfoot spotted in Sierra Nevada—new video surfaces
A mysterious video purportedly showing a Bigfoot-like creature in California's Sierra Nevada Mountains has gone viral, reigniting the debate over the legendary cryptid's existence.
Alligator takes revenge after Florida woman throws shoe
A Florida woman faced unexpected consequences after throwing a shoe at an alligator, sparking a bizarre wildlife encounter.
Rare harrier chicks take flight in UK conservation win
Conservationists celebrate as endangered Montagu's harrier chicks successfully fledge in the UK, marking a hopeful milestone for the species.
Green Burials: UK's Eco-Friendly Funeral Alternative
Discover how biodegradable burials are transforming the funeral industry, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional practices.
Saving England's riverbanks for public enjoyment
England's picturesque riverbanks are under threat from privatisation and neglect. It's time to reclaim these landscapes for public enjoyment and conservation.
Microplastics in home air: shocking health risk revealed
New research uncovers the alarming levels of microplastics in household air, raising health concerns for families across the UK.
Ancient Hawaiian warning predicts megaquake
Archaeologists uncover a chilling ancient Hawaiian prophecy carved into beach rocks—could it foretell a devastating megaquake? Experts weigh in on this eerie discovery.
Alligator Mr Pickles Lives in Florida Restaurant Pond
A Florida restaurant has become a local attraction thanks to its unexpected resident—an alligator named Mr Pickles, who lives happily in the establishment's pond.
Last chance to plant tulips for spring blooms
Don't miss the final window to plant tulip bulbs this autumn for a vibrant garden next spring. A gardening guru shares essential tips for success.
Perlight Black Grid Solar Panels: Style Meets Efficiency
Discover how Perlight's Black Grid solar panels combine sleek aesthetics with high efficiency, making them a top choice for eco-conscious homeowners in the UK.
Common lawn mistake could ruin UK gardens this summer
Experts warn against a popular lawn care practice that could leave your garden brown and patchy during heatwaves. Discover the right way to maintain a lush lawn.
Attenborough shares parenting wisdom from spider observations
Legendary broadcaster Sir David Attenborough shares heartfelt thoughts on parenthood and the wonders of the natural world in his latest BBC project.
Cancer-linked chemical found in coffee machines
A concerning study reveals that some black coffee machines may release harmful chemicals linked to cancer. Experts warn consumers to stay informed.
Obese hamster rescued after outgrowing cage
A severely overweight hamster named Chunk has been rescued after growing too large to exit his cage. The RSPCA is now urging pet owners to monitor their pets' diets carefully.
Attenborough's BBC doc reveals spider parenting secrets
Legendary naturalist Sir David Attenborough unveils astonishing footage of spider maternal care in a groundbreaking BBC documentary, challenging perceptions of arachnids.
Common plant pot mistake harming UK gardens
UK gardeners are being cautioned against a widespread plant pot error that could harm their greenery. Experts reveal the surprising reason why certain pots may stunt plant growth.
Could desalination solve the global water crisis?
As freshwater supplies dwindle, desalination is emerging as a potential solution to the world's growing water crisis. But is it sustainable?
UN emergency talks over COP30 accommodation crisis
Emergency UN talks address soaring accommodation prices in Belém, Brazil, risking exclusion of smaller nations from critical climate summit COP30.
Texas girl survives alligator attack in Colorado River
A 12-year-old Texas girl narrowly escaped a terrifying alligator attack while swimming in the Colorado River. Read her incredible survival story.
Prince William visits Centrepoint charity in London
The Prince of Wales made a heartfelt visit to Centrepoint in Lambeth, highlighting the charity's vital work in tackling youth homelessness across the UK.
UK pea shortage feared as drought hits crops
British farmers warn of a potential pea shortage due to severe drought conditions, threatening supplies for popular dishes like mushy peas and salads.
Climate crisis causes deadly rockfalls in Italian Alps
Increasing temperatures and melting permafrost have led to devastating rockfalls in the Brenta Dolomites, raising urgent concerns about the impact of climate change on Alpine stability.
Palestine Action founder arrested in police raid
The co-founder of Palestine Action was arrested after a police raid targeting activists protesting an arms factory linked to Israel. The group vows to continue its campaign.
Urgent warning as angry wasps invade UK
Experts issue a stark warning as Britain faces an unprecedented surge in aggressive wasp populations, urging the public to stay vigilant.
Klyuchevskoy volcano erupts with massive ash plume
Russia's Klyuchevskoy volcano erupts, sending lava flows and a massive ash plume 13km into the sky. Flights diverted as scientists monitor the situation.
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