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A trio of 10-week-old Endangered lion cubs have received their first health check at London Zoo.
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The ArgusThousands cool off in Brighton during scorching mini-heatwave hotter than Majorca
Thousands flocked to Brighton beach today to cool off in the heat.
- The Telegraph
‘Why I ditched my Tesla for a 12-year-old petrol car’
Owners of electric cars are ditching battery power and returning to petrol as demand for greener vehicles drops across Britain.
- LovePROPERTY
16 common plants you should NEVER grow in your garden
From invasive weeds that can cause structural damage and cost thousands to irradicate, to pretty blooms harbouring poison inside their leaves or roots, these problematic plants could cause you a headache...
- CNN
Scientists identify new Antarctic ice sheet ‘tipping point,’ warning future sea level rise may be underestimated
The Antarctic ice sheet is melting in a new, worrying way not taken into account by current models of future sea level rise, according to a new study.
- FTW Outdoors
Watch: Rattlesnakes flee hail storm, return to sip melting ice
Trail cameras captured the rarely observed phenomenon at a rattlesnake rookery Monday in Northern Colorado.
- Sky News
UK weather: Hottest day of the year so far as temperatures hit 28.3C - but cold front on the way
The UK has experienced the hottest day of the year so far. Temperatures hit 28.3C (82.9F) on Monday in Wisley, Surrey, after a four-day heat health alert came into effect. In London, the temperatures peaked at 27.4C (81.3F) in St James's Park while Aberdeenshire saw the mercury hit 26.9C (80.4F).
- HuffPost
Top Climate Scientist Sums Up Second Donald Trump Term With 2 Chilling Words
Michael E. Mann offered a terrifying analysis of what a second Trump administration would mean for both the American and global fight against climate change.
- Storyful
Wolf Shows Playful Interest in Grizzly Bear's Meal
A wolf seemed super keen to get a piece of a bison carcass from a grizzly bear, footage by a nature photographer in Yellowstone National Park shows, but the bear seemed unimpressed by its antics as it bounced around.Trevor LaClair said he filmed the scene in April 2023, when the bear pulled the carcass from a frozen pond.“Two of the wolves approached the grizzly. One of the wolves got too close and the bear lunged at it as a warning. However, the wolf viewed it as an opportunity to potentially lure the bear away and began play bowing and bouncing around,” LaClair wrote on Instagram.“After a while, the grey wolf gave up and laid down nearby, waiting patiently for a piece of meat,” LaClair added. The grizzly eventually left and the wolves were able to get their turn.According to the National Wildlife Federation, a wolf will dance and bow if it is feeling playful. Credit: Trevor LaClair via Storyful
- CNN
Residents of a small island off the coast of Panama evacuate as the sea level rises
CNN’s Rafael Romo reports on island residents who are relocating, about the human impact of climate change.
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Holidaymakers in Greece warned of heatwave risks
Greek officials are warning foreigners visiting the Mediterranean country over summer of the dangers associated with the extreme weather.View on euronews
- People
Woman 'Seriously Injured' After Being Mauled by Wolves at Zoo in France
A Paris woman was attacked by Arctic wolves while out for a run at the Thoiry ZooSafari in France and sustained bites to her neck, leg and back
- Stourbridge News
Here's why firefighters were on canal at The Waterfront today
FIREFIGHTERS were out on the canal at The Waterfront in Brierley Hill today (Monday June 24).
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Cheetah mother adopts orphaned cub at Cincinnati Zoo
There were heartwarming scenes at Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden's off-site breeding facility as a cheetah mother, Etosha, who recently gave birth to two cubs, adopted an orphan cub from Oregon. The male cub arrived on Monday night and joined Etosha's litter, ensuring he receives the necessary stimulation for lactation. Tom Tenhundfeld, head keeper of the Cincinnati Zoo's Cheetah Breeding Center, explained the coordination involved in this process. "We work with other cheetah breeding centers
- CNN
The ‘world’s largest mammal migration’ happens here every year. War means no one knows about it
New research shows that more than 5 million antelope cross South Sudan each year – blowing the world-famous Serengeti migration out of the water.
- People
Cat Stuck in Strange Position in Tree at Grand Canyon National Park Reunited with Owner
In a statement to PEOPLE, a park spokesperson said the cat “escaped from a residential area in the park”
- Storyful
Man Poses Child Dangerously Close to Sea Lion For Photos
A man was spotted posing a child dangerously close to a sea lion to snap some photos at La Jolla Cove in San Diego, California, in early April.Instagram user salissav captured this footage showing the man bringing the child close to the marine mammal, at one point placing the child on the rock near the animal. The animal then makes a move toward the child.According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), anyone viewing seals or sea lions on land must avoid making the animals aware of their presence by keeping noise down, staying hidden, and staying at least 50 yards downwind from the marine mammals.The NOAA also noted that taking selfies with seals or sea lions from close distances is illegal. Credit: Instagram/salissav via Storyful
- The Guardian
Labour wants to make UK a clean energy superpower. Will this help those stuck in fuel poverty?
Experts say Starmer can honour pledge to move to net zero and cut bills – if plan embraces onshore renewables and focuses on poorest
- Associated Press
Things to know about dangerous rip currents and how swimmers caught in one can escape
Stinging jellyfish, rays with their whip-like tails and sharks on the hunt are some ocean hazards that might typically worry beachgoers. Six people drowned in rip currents over a recent two-day period in Florida, including a couple vacationing on Hutchinson Island from Pennsylvania with their six children and three young men on a Panhandle holiday from Alabama, officials say. About 100 people drown from rip currents along U.S. beaches each year, according to the United States Lifesaving Association.
- Robb Report
10 Superyacht Concepts With Outrageous Features, From a 560-Foot Track to a Private Marina
Want the world's largest floating structure or a UFO-style vessel with a glassed-in owner's suite? These designs range from fantasy to buildable tomorrow.
- South China Morning Post
'Lack of capacity': China climate envoy rejects US, EU overcapacity claims at Dalian forum
China's special envoy for climate change has called for expanded production of the country's renewable energy products, citing a strong global demand, in a sharp dismissal of overcapacity claims raised by Western economies. "[There are] only two groups of countries that are talking about so-called overcapacity. One is the United States, the other [is] the European Union," Liu Zhenmin told an international forum on Tuesday. "For the rest of the world, for international organisations including the