Robin Makes Woman's Hair Its Nest at Yorkshire Wildlife Park
A woman at Yorkshire Wildlife Park was stunned when a robin made her hair its nest, sparking comments about robins being messengers from loved ones.
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Robin Numbers in UK Gardens Reach 20-Year High
Robin numbers in UK gardens reach 20-year high in Big Garden Birdwatch, with waxwings also seen in large numbers.
Peacock Butterfly Crowned Britain's Favourite in Landmark Poll
Peacock butterfly wins Butterfly Conservation poll as Britain's favourite, beating 59 other species with over 20,000 votes cast.
Magpie Swooping Season Returns: Cyclists Main Targets
Almost two in three magpie attacks target cyclists during Australia's 2025 breeding season. Experts advise slowing down and dismounting.
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Shark Net Trial Suspended After Fatal Attack at Dee Why Beach
NSW suspends shark net removal trial after fatal attack at Long Reef, questioning net effectiveness.
Ladybird Invasion Plagues UK Homes as Thousands Swarm Properties
UK homes are being swarmed by ladybirds seeking winter shelter, with harlequin ladybirds particularly problematic. Experts say the invasion is seasonal and not harmful.
Create Your Own Bird Art with Free Colouring Sheets from Pete Cromer for 2025
Free colouring sheets from artist Pete Cromer for the 2025 Australian bird of the year poll, featuring previous winners and runners-up.
Cambridge Revives Darwin's Botany Course After Archive Discovery
Cambridge University revives a botany course based on materials used to teach Charles Darwin, discovered in its herbarium after nearly 200 years.
Hundreds of Dolphins in 'Superpod' Filmed in Irish Sea
Hundreds of common dolphins in a 'superpod' filmed by Sea Trust in the Irish Sea during a winter survey, with estimates of up to 500 dolphins.
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St Michael's Mount Still Scarred Three Months After Storm Goretti's 100mph Winds
Three months after Storm Goretti, St Michael's Mount and nearby residents still bear scars from 100mph winds, with 80% tree loss and ongoing power outage issues.
Tourist Gored by Bison in Yellowstone After Approaching Too Closely
A tourist was gored by a bison in Yellowstone after approaching too closely, marking the second such attack this spring.
David Attenborough's New Series Reveals Spiderling Matricide
David Attenborough's new BBC series 'Parenthood' features groundbreaking footage of African social spiderlings eating their mothers alive, sparking debate on parental sacrifice.
Toxic Giant Hogweed Warning: Dangers of Burns and Blindness Highlighted
Warning over Giant Hogweed: toxic sap causes severe burns, blindness in humans and pets. Experts urge caution along rivers and woods.
Rare Pink Platypus Spotted in Gippsland, Australia
A pink platypus spotted in Gippsland, Australia, is an unusual colour variation, not an albino, says biologist.
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Iberian orcas are ramming sailboat rudders in a new behaviour scientists call a game, with over 200 interactions in 2022.
Leave a Twig Pile in Your Garden to Help Hedgehogs Hibernate, Expert Advises
Expert David Fryer advises leaving a twig pile in gardens to help hedgehogs hibernate, providing shelter and food during winter.
Steve Irwin's Father Calls for Deportation of Influencer Over Crocodile Stunts
Bob Irwin condemns US influencer Mike Holston for crocodile stunts in Queensland, calling for deportation and stricter enforcement of wildlife laws.
Alan Titchmarsh's Top Shrub for Garden Birds Revealed
Alan Titchmarsh shares four simple methods for a bird-friendly garden, highlighting beautyberry as a top shrub and offering tips on nest boxes, feeders, and bird baths.
Wood Ants Huddle Like Penguins In Winter, Young Naturalist Discovers
A nine-year-old observes wood ants huddling like penguins in winter, repairing their nests on a frosty Devon morning.
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Monster Rat Measuring 20 Inches Found in UK Garden
A 20-inch monster rat found in a UK garden highlights a rise in rodent sightings, with experts blaming food waste and housing developments.
Britain's Vanishing Toads: Can They Be Saved from Road Tragedy?
UK toad population halved since 1985; volunteers patrol roads to save them from traffic deaths.
Shark Bites Rising in Australia: Experts Explain Why
Shark bites in Australia are rising, with 21 incidents per year this decade. Warming oceans bring bull and tiger sharks closer to Sydney beaches, but shark net data shows no population surge. Experts urge caution but say risk remains low.
Rescuers Race Against Time to Save Stranded Humpback Whale in Germany
Rescuers in Germany are racing to save a stranded humpback whale in Lübeck Bay, facing challenges from compacted sand and low tides.
Rare Sea Hare Found on Anglesey Beach Baffles Experts
A giant sea slug, identified as a rare depilatory sea hare usually found in the Mediterranean, was discovered by a dogwalker on Anglesey beach and returned to the sea.
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British Stag Do Reveller Mauled by Hyenas in South Africa
Nicolas Hohls, 27, was mauled by two hyenas that dragged him from his tent at a South African game reserve during a stag party.
Leave Watermelon Rinds Out for Butterflies, Gardeners Urged
Gardeners should leave watermelon rinds outdoors this summer to help declining butterfly populations, say experts. The fruit provides essential nutrients and attracts species that don't visit flowers.
Giant Barrel Jellyfish Surge in UK Waters, Sightings Up 230%
Giant barrel jellyfish sightings in UK waters have surged 230% year-on-year, likely due to warmer seas and changing currents, according to the Marine Conservation Society.
Giant 22-Inch Rat Found in Teesside Sparks Global Rodent Concerns
A 22-inch rat found in Teesside highlights a global surge in rodent populations, driven by warming temperatures and urban waste.
Tyson Fury Jets Off on Luxury Thailand Holiday After Daughter's Wedding
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Friendly Robin Snuggles in Woman's Hair at Yorkshire Wildlife Park
A woman at Yorkshire Wildlife Park was delighted when a friendly robin snuggled in her hair, sparking folklore about robins as messengers.
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