Corals in the Arabian Gulf can withstand water temperatures of up to 36°C and now scientists believe studying them could help understand what lies ahead for warming marine ecosystems

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Some 672 houbara bustards have been returned to the wild in Uzbekistan as part of an ambitious cross-border effort to restore biodiversity to the environmentally devastated Aral Sea region.

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The death toll from the ⁠unprecedented deluge of ice, rock, mud ​and debris has now risen to 903 people, with […]

More than 14,000 bears have been killed in Japan following a record surge in encounters with humans, as extreme heat, dwindling forest food supplies and rural depopulation increasingly push the animals into towns and cities

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Rescue teams are searching for hundreds of people after a catastrophic glacier collapse sent a torrent of water, ice, rock and mud through communities along the Nepal-Tibet border. WARNING: Graphic content