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“#Debate needed on the potential culling of crows and foxes to protect Europe’s declining ground-nesting birds” Further studies and debate are needed on the potential culling of generalist predators such as crows and foxes as a means of protecting Europe’s ever declining number of ground-nesting birds, a new study suggests. Researchers at University College Dublin…
“#Going in the water again: ‘Jaws’ boat clone supports sharks” This July 20, 2020 photo provided by David Bigelow in Vineyard Haven, Mass. shows part of a boat that is being retrofitted to replicate the boat from the movie Jaws. A group of ocean lovers and movie buffs is building a replica of the boat,…
“#Study shows birds in Finland breeding earlier and having shorter breeding seasons due to global warming” Credit: CC0 Public Domain A team of researchers from Finland and the U.S. has found that boreal birds in Finland have been starting their breeding seasons earlier and have also been shortening their breeding seasons as temperatures in Finland…
“#Zoologists call for beach closures to reduce impact on wildlife” Hoiho landing. Credit: M.J.Young. University of Otago zoologists are calling for seasonal beach closures to be considered at sites where increasing numbers of visitors are likely to have detrimental impacts on wildlife. This follows the release today of their research which shows closing a Dunedin…
“#Why some species thrive after catastrophe – rules for making the most of an apocalypse” Sixty-six million years ago, an asteroid struck the Earth. The world was plunged into darkness, killing the dinosaurs and over 90% of all species alive. Today, every living thing descends from the handful of surviving species. But not all survivors…
“#Researchers accidentally breed sturddlefish” Credit: Genes. DOI: 10.3390/genes11070753 A team of researchers working at Hungary’s National Agricultural Research and Innovation Centre, Research Institute for Fisheries and Aquaculture, has accidentally bred a new kind of fish—dubbed the sturddlefish by some observers, it is a cross between an American Paddlefish and a Russian Sturgeon. In their paper…
“#Bushfires could mean rise in threatened native species” Sunrise at Trial Bay in NSW during the bushfires. Credit: Trevor McKinnon The damage caused by the catastrophic 2019-2020 Australian bushfires could lead to a dramatic jump in the number of native species at risk, according to new research. James Cook University’s Dr. Stewart Macdonald was part…
“#Restoration of the critically endangered seabird” Chinese crested tern. Credit: Dan Roby, OSU The global population of the critically endangered Chinese crested tern has more than doubled thanks to a historic, decade-long collaboration among Oregon State University researchers and scientists and conservationists in China, Taiwan and Japan. The project included OSU’s Dan Roby and Don…
“#If it’s big enough and leafy enough the birds will come” Fig 1. The New York City metropolitan area with the five boroughs of NYC shown in light gray. (a) The 1481 NYC green spaces considered in the analysis and (b) the predicted annual species richness at 102 NYC green spaces. (For interpretation of the…
“#Crowds removing sea creatures from San Pedro tide pools put delicate ecosystem at risk” Credit: CC0 Public Domain It was against the backdrop of a pounding surf one recent morning that almost 30 people had gathered on the cragged and slippery folds of White Point tidal pools in San Pedro and set to work with…