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Ticks can survive extreme temperatures, study finds
Blacklegged ticks are carriers of pathogens that are responsible for a number of diseases inlcuding Lyme disease. Findings could help...
‘Extinct’ butterfly spotted in England
It is thought the butterflies have been released and are not a sign of a natural recovery of the species....
SASA confirms notifiable bee disease in Perthshire
There is no permitted treatment for AFB in the UK. Beekeepers urged to remain vigilant for signs of American Foulbrood....
Red panda’s zoo escape sparks welfare concerns
The red panda was discovered approximately half a mile away from Newquay Zoo. Born Free Foundation concerned about frequency of...
Vets ensure rare dormice are ready for release
The dormice underwent 10-minute health checks. The captive-bred mice will help replenish wild population. Veterinary surgeons at the Zoological Society...
RSPCA’s wildlife garden wins medal at Chelsea
The garden includes a range of wildlife-friendly features. The charity’s Chelsea garden aims to inspire public to help wildlife. The...
Elephants enjoy seeing zoo visitors, study finds
During public feeding sessions, elephants’ social activity increased. Researchers found that elephants benefit from the presence of zoo visitors. A...
New study into global loss of biodiversity
Researchers found that 33 per cent of species currently considered ‘safe’ are declining towards risk of extinction. Researchers found loss...
Government extends Ivory Act to protect more species
Ivory from walrus tusks will be included in the ban. Hippopotamus and walrus among species to be protected. The UK...
New study published on assessing wild animal wellbeing
Dr Harvey is currently researching koala wellbeing. The research could enhance conservation efforts. A new study into the mental wellbeing...