
r/nature

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‘Fit and feisty’: Once extinct bandicoots are now running wild on this Australian island
euronews.comu/lgbtqismything — 4 hours ago
Great white sharks are overheating 🌊 We must stop eating wild ocean animals!
🌊 We must stop eating wild ocean animals, including open‑pen "farmed" saltwater fish such as salmon.
https://environment.yale.edu/news/article/exploring-underbelly-chiles-salmon-farming-industry
If you’re not urgently dependent on seafood for survival, simply switch to other options such land / closed‑system aquaculture or plant based solutions.
I'm not saying everybody needs to become a vegan/vegetarian right now, that is up to each individual, but we should avoid the worst of the worst.
That is, if we want to at least keep a few of the giants of the seas alive.
🦈🐳🦑🐠🐟🐡🐬🦑🪸🦐
u/MadeInDex-org — 2 days ago
The Sonoran Desert teems with wildlife. These 3D scans could help protect its future
npr.orgu/Maxcactus — 1 day ago
Photos: How overfishing in Southeast Asia is an ecological and human crisis
npr.orgu/Maxcactus — 2 days ago
Study finds Tasmanian native forest logging increases potential for more severe bushfires
abc.net.auu/Maxcactus — 2 days ago
Colombia approves plan to cull roaming hippos linked to Pablo Escobar
abc.net.auu/Maxcactus — 3 days ago
World’s oldest gorilla, known for her ‘dignified manner,’ turns 69
archive.phu/Maxcactus — 6 days ago
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Over 1,200 “Chocolate Hills” Rise From The Ground On Bohol Island, Home To One Of The World’s Smallest Primates
iflscience.comu/Ksumpter462 — 3 days ago
Sperm whales’ communication closely parallels human language, study finds
theguardian.comu/stankmanly — 6 days ago
Gray whales are dying in San Francisco Bay at an alarming rate – this isn’t normal
theconversation.comu/Maxcactus — 7 days ago
First ‘cloud jaguar’ spotted in 10 years sparks hope in Honduras (CNN)
edition.cnn.comu/Non-Conventionnel-77 — 8 days ago
40 species, including snowy owl, added to UN list for greater protections
cbc.cau/KampgroundsOfAmerica — 6 days ago
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Pollution concerns at remote NT mine as 'rogue' operator stands down dozens of workers
abc.net.auu/boppinmule — 8 days ago