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How long can a python be?

From RT Forest rangers in India have freed six enormous pythons which had slithered their way into a hume pipe. Video and photos show locals marveling at the massive reptiles. Specialists were called to the scene in Odisha after receiving…

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Cayman: National Trust National Geographic Wildlife Presenter, James Hendry

WHAT: Join the National Trust in partnership with Royal Palms Beach Club for a night of Conservation. National Geographic Wildlife Presenter and Author James Hendry will regale the audience with tails of his travels and experiences in the wild. National…

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Cayman: Airport relocates pond wildlife

Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands (20 January 2020) The Cayman Islands Airports Authority (CIAA), which owns and operates the Owen Roberts International Airport (ORIA) and the Charles Kirkconnell International Airport (CKIA), embarked on its ‘filling of the ponds’ project last month with…

Cayman: Double wins for Ziemniak and Alberga at National Jumping Series Show

Olivia Ziemniak and Leah Alberga wowed the crowd at the Equestrian Center this past Sunday by riding double-clear rounds in each of their respective classes in the third and final National Jumping Series horse show of the season. Ziemniak won…

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TCI: Conch crisis

From TC Weekly News THE TCI could be at risk of losing one of its most cherished national foods due to overfishing. The shortage of conch has reignited calls for a total ban on its export, and local observers say…

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Pacific ‘blob’ heatwave feared to have killed a million birds

From BBC Tens of thousands of seabirds found dead on the west coast of the US in 2015-16 were probably killed by an unprecedented heatwave, scientists say. Around 62,000 common murres washed up on the coast of the Pacific Ocean…

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5,000 feral camels culled in drought-hit Australia

AFP From The Times of India SYDNEY: Helicopter-borne marksmen killed more than 5,000 camels in a five-day cull of feral herds that were threatening indigenous communities in drought-stricken areas of southernAustralia, officials said Tuesday. Aboriginal leaders in South Australia state…

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Cayman: RCIPS reminds cullers to renew special licenses, 7 January – CORRECTION

From RCIPS Correction: The special firearms licenses referenced in the below release allow cullers to utilize air rifles within forty yards of a public road. The initial release mentioned miles in addition to yards. The RCIPS Security & Firearms Licensing Unit is…

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Cayman: Scripps scientists work to save a fish species from extinction

By Shalina Chatiani From KPBS Scientists dive off the coast of Little Cayman island in the Caribbean Sea equipped with video and audio technology. They’re recording the endangered Nassau grouper fish sing to each other. Scripps Institution of Oceanography ecologist Brice Semmens measures…

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Over 1.1M iguanas culled

Cayman: Green Iguana cull to continue in 2020 – registrations must be renewed 6 January, 2020 The Cayman Islands Green Iguana Cull Project will continue in 2020 and all participating cullers will be required to renew their cull registrations in…