London Aquarium Vows Change for Indoor Penguins
Sea Life London Aquarium pledges to publish a plan for its gentoo penguins by May's end, following pressure from MPs and activists over their basement enclosure.
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Mezcal Boom Creates Environmental Crisis in Mexico
The soaring popularity of mezcal in the United States has triggered massive deforestation and water pollution in Mexico's Oaxaca region, where agave plantations have expanded by over 400% in three decades.
1940s Ocean Sound Solved: Humpback Whale Song Discovery
Scientists have identified a mysterious ocean sound recorded off Bermuda in 1949 as the oldest known humpback whale song, offering insights into historic ocean acoustics and whale communication.
Abandoned Dog Bud Still Crying 12 Days After Surrender
Bud, an American pit bull terrier, was filmed crying alone in his kennel at Sandy Dog Rescue in Southern California, sparking an outpouring of concern from animal lovers online.
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1949 Whale Song Recording Found, Revealing Quieter Ocean Era
Scientists on Cape Cod have uncovered the oldest known whale sound recordings from 1949, predating the discovery of whale song by 20 years. This breakthrough could help researchers understand how human-made ocean noise affects whale communication today.
1949 Whale Recording Uncovers Quieter Ocean Soundscape
Scientists have discovered the oldest known recording of whale song from 1949, offering unprecedented insights into how whales communicated in a quieter ocean before modern human noise pollution.
French Riviera Faces 100% Tsunami Risk in Next 30 Years
Experts predict a Mediterranean tsunami will certainly strike France's southern coast within decades, with evacuation plans under scrutiny for densely populated tourist areas.
Doomsday Glacier Accelerates Towards Catastrophic Collapse
Scientists predict Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier could lose 200 gigatonnes of ice annually by 2067, adding 0.5mm to sea levels yearly and risking global coastal devastation.
King Charles III England Coast Path Opens After 18 Years
England's new £28 million national trail, the King Charles III England Coast Path, opens next week after nearly two decades of planning. The 2,700-mile route faced delays from funding cuts, COVID-19, and coastal erosion.
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Sarah Raven's Top 5 Cut Flowers for Home Displays
Gardening expert Sarah Raven shares her favourite flowers for cutting, including euphorbia and cosmos, with tips on sowing, care, and arranging for long-lasting beauty.
Dog Walking Law: Unlimited Fines for Livestock Attacks from Wednesday
Pet owners in England and Wales face new regulations from 18 March 2026, with unlimited fines and animal seizure for dog attacks on livestock.
Penguin Walk Technique Recommended by RHS for Lawn Growth
Royal Horticultural Society expert Alex Hankey advises gardeners to shuffle like penguins to compact soil, helping grass seeds connect with nutrients for optimal growth.
Sloth Gives Birth 14 Metres High at Spanish Zoo in Public View
A two-toed sloth named Reina delivered a healthy cub while suspended 14 metres above ground at Bioparc zoo near Malaga, Spain, in a rare public spectacle that mirrored wild behaviour.
Big Bend National Park's Chisos Basin to Close for Two Years
Popular Chisos Basin area in Big Bend National Park will shut down for two years starting May 1 for major lodge and water infrastructure renovations, while most park areas remain accessible.
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Black Pepper Recommended as Natural Rodent Deterrent for Gardens
Pest control experts advise sprinkling black pepper in gardens during March to repel rats and mice, protecting plants from damage as spring approaches.
Adam Henson Welcomes Rare Valais Blacknose Lamb on Farm
Countryfile presenter Adam Henson introduces a rare Valais Blacknose lamb on his Cotswolds farm, highlighting its unique value and charm compared to commercial breeds.
Driveway Design Could Slash UK Flood Risk as Concrete Gardens Surge
Research reveals 54% of UK front gardens are now paved over, increasing flood vulnerability. Experts advocate permeable driveways and rain gardens as climate adaptation solutions.
Hydrogen Peroxide: A Safer Alternative to Bleach for Toilets
Discover why hydrogen peroxide is a safer, eco-friendly alternative to bleach for disinfecting toilets, offering effective germ removal without toxic fumes or skin risks.
Grandmother Dies Fleeing Nebraska's Historic Wildfires
An 86-year-old grandmother perished while escaping raging wildfires in Nebraska, where blazes have scorched over 600,000 acres, marking the state's worst fire season on record.
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Why You've Never Seen a Baby Pigeon in Cities
A viral social media query about the absence of baby pigeons has sparked widespread curiosity. The answer lies in their nesting habits and rapid growth, making squabs nearly invisible to the untrained eye.
Newspaper Trick Stops Flies in Recycling Bins This Spring
Households are urged to line recycling bins with newspaper to absorb moisture and deter flies as temperatures rise, preventing maggot infestations and foul odours.
Wine Corks in Birdbaths Can Save Bees from Drowning
A simple gardening tip recommends placing wine corks in birdbaths to prevent bees from drowning while drinking, ensuring both birds and bees stay safe and hydrated.
South Australia's Algal Bloom Crisis Devastates Marine Life
A persistent toxic algal bloom has affected over 780 species along 20,000 sq km of South Australian coastline for a year, causing mass marine mortality and severe ecological damage.
Nile Fishermen Switch to Plastic Collection Amid Pollution Crisis
Fishermen on al-Qarsaya island in Cairo are abandoning traditional fishing for plastic waste collection due to severe pollution in the Nile, with initiatives like VeryNile offering higher incomes and environmental cleanup.
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Colossal Biosciences: Resurrecting Extinct Species
Colossal Biosciences aims to bring back extinct animals like the dodo and woolly mammoth using gene editing, sparking debate over ethics and conservation.
Appreciating Misunderstood Creatures Like Wasps and Sharks
Wasps, sharks, and other feared animals are often unfairly labeled as villains, but they play crucial ecological roles as pollinators and predators, highlighting the need for conservation and understanding.
Create Hedgehog Havens and Help Britain's Favourite Animal
Hedgehog populations are declining due to habitat loss, pesticides, and road accidents. Discover eight practical ways to support these enchanting creatures in your garden and community.
Quapaw Nation Revives Land After US Mining Pollution
The Quapaw Nation in Oklahoma has restored contaminated land from mining waste, becoming the only US tribe to manage a Superfund cleanup, turning toxic sites into productive farms and cattle pastures.
Five Crops to Grow for Major Grocery Bill Reductions
Expert Vince Braun reveals which home-grown crops offer the best return on investment, helping slash food costs while reducing waste. Discover optimal varieties for savings.
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Scientists Warn Scampi and Chips Have Hidden Climate Cost
New research reveals bottom trawling for scampi releases ancient carbon and devastates marine ecosystems, prompting calls to avoid this traditional British dish.
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