Swordfish found on South Wales Beach
A rare and endangered swordfish has been discovered dead on a South Wales beach.
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Golden eagle persecution preventing the bird’s recovery in England and ScotlandThe Golden Eagle Framework, published by Scottish Natural Heritage, shows that persecution of Golden eagles is halting their recovery in Scotland and is thwarting the bird's return to northern England.
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Spate of Blue whale deaths off CaliforniaSeptember 2007. Three Blue whales found dead in 2 weeks off California.
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Borneo Clouded leopards recognised as a distinct speciesScientists have revealed that Borneo's Clouded leopards are a separate species from their mainland counterparts.
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Caatinga Woodpecker rediscovered in Brazil after an 80 year absence.The Caatinga woodpecker, only known from a single 1926 specimen, has been rediscovered in Brazil.
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Only breeding female Golden eagle in Scottish Borders poisoned.A joint investigation by Lothian and Borders Police, RSPB Scotland, the Scottish SPCA and the Scottish Executive discovered poisoned bait on a grouse moor in the Borders.
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New species of butterfly discovered in ColombiaDec 07. A new species of butterfly has been discovered in the Yariguies Highlands of Colombia by scientists from the Natural History Museum.
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Stunning new hummingbird species discovered in ColombiaA stunning new species of hummingbird has been discovered in Colombia, but it needs urgent protection.
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Amazing Specimen Of World's Largest Squid Caught In New ZealandA Colossal squid, thought to be the largest largest invertebrate ever seen, has been caught by an NZ fishing boat.
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Desert crocodiles in the SaharaIt’s hard to believe that 8-ton, dinosaur-eating ‘Super Crocs’ roamed the Sahara 110 million years ago. More incredibly, perhaps, latter day versions are still living there.
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