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News Beaver family released in west London wetland – BBC Beavers have been reintroduced to west London for the first time in about 400 years in a bid to improve biodiversity and help mitigate the impact of climate change. The family of five Eurasian beavers were released at Paradise Fields, an area of wetlands in Ealing. They were relocated from a wild beaver population in Scotland by a…

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Comb Jellies is Identified as the Earth’s Oldest Animal...

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Nature News: Cristiano Ven best ‘Wildlife Photographer' 2021

Nature News: Cristiano Ven best ‘Wildlife Photographer’ 2021

Hints Of Life brings you interesting nature news and happenings in the world of nature. Unplug from the daily clamor with stories that are positive, engaging, intriguing, and unique, from a snow owl sighting in Central Park to ‘The first sign of intelligent life beyond earth’ by Avi Loeb. Dive into the world of fascinating stories today. Nature News: Cristiano Vendramin the best ‘Wildlife…

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Large mushroom at the Pretty Thing.. we're ok for lunch today 🥣🍽🍷 #mushrooms #naturephotography #fungi #theprettything #caravan #glamping #countryside #worldofwonder #naturalengland #naturenews #team4nature #countryfile (at The Pretty Thing) https://www.instagram.com/p/BpCCLUtBiIn/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=jc7iczt8rukd

From Mongabay Rare Footage of a Newborn Gorilla! #NatureNews #Wildlife #Gorilla #NewbornGorilla #AfricanWildlife #Primate #GreatApe

Incredible shots from a local wildlife guide show the birds struggling in mid-air. @rspb https://qoo.ly/3abjkq…goose-mid-flight/

Brace For what's To Come, Say Firefighters As Australia Bushfire Rages On

With bushland tinder-box dry, authorities warned locals near existing blazes that fires could spread.Sydney, Australia: Firefighters in Australia warned on Tuesday they would not be able to contain some of the 100 fires still ablaze in the country before conditions are expected to deteriorate later this week.Temperatures across parts of the eastern state of New South Wales (NSW) are expected to top 40 degree Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) on Wednesday, just shy of a record high for Australia's most populous state.With bushland tinder-box dry, authorities warned locals near existing blazes that fires could spread."People should be under no illusion, we won't contain the fires by the time the weather deteriorates later this week," NSW Rural Fire Service deputy commissioner Rob Rogers told Australia's Channel 9."People need to brace themselves in those areas for what's potentially to come."Firefighters are battling more than 120 fires across NSW, including a 60 km (37.2 miles) firefront northwest of Sydney, one many of that have been burning since November.The fires have killed six people, destroyed more than 680 homes and burned nearly 3 million acres (1.2 million hectares) of bushland.While the bulk of the blazes have been concentrated across Australia's east coast, hot weather has ignited firefronts in other parts, stretching authorities to the limit.In Western Australia, cooler weather has eased the earlier threat of fires, authorities said.Escalating wildfires threaten to blanket Sydney - home to more than 5 million people and better known for its clear skies and blue harbour - in smoke and ash again.Haze in recent weeks had turned Sydney's daytime sky orange, obscured visibility and prompted many commuters to wear breathing masks as air quality plunged to hazardous levels not previously seen in the city.Bushfires are common in Australia's hot, dry summers, but the ferocity and early arrival of the fires last month in the southern hemisphere spring is unprecedented. Experts have said climate change has left bushland extremely dry.The crisis has also put pressure on Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who critics say has not done enough to address the impact of climate change.Morrison has defended his government's policies, but some former firefighters chiefs say Australia must abandon its existing strategy that puts the main responsibility for extinguishing blazes in the hands of state and territory governments."Business, as usual, doesn't work and we need a roundtable to get that sort of thinking with all agencies involved," Peter Dunn, former Emergency Services Authority commissioner in the Australian Capital Territory, told reporters in Sydney.(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.) Read the full article

The 2019 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded jointly to William G. Kaelin Jr, Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe and Gregg L. Semenza “for their discoveries of how cells sense and adapt to oxygen availability.” #naturenews #nobelprize https://www.instagram.com/p/B3VMxFUHoBs/?igshid=sw2piawqttfp

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hell yes baybee!!!! finally, some good fucking population genetics

also i C A N N O T believe that this is real:

Nagyon érdekes adatok és fejlemények a Diamond Princessről. @ka-steve-nek írtam, hogy egy szállodahajó járványügyi helyzetben jobb helyszín, mint akármi más (elkülönítési lehetőség, utasításokat végrehajtani képes személyzet, stb) - még akkor is, ha egyébként bénázás, lazaság is volt jelen esetben. Íme egy adalék, hogy mit lehet még kihozni egy ilyen vacak helyzetből - adatokat és tanulságokat.

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