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Dolphin appears to be communicating with porpoises - study

Solitary dolphin recorded making similar sounds to local porpoises
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Chatter box A pair of Amur leopards have been captured on camera for the first time since their birth. The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland announced the birth in July, but with human presence being kept to a minimum, it was not known how many cubs had been born.

Motion sensitive cameras have now revealed that two cubs emerged from the den - at least one of which may be released into the wild in Russia within the next two or three years. The Amur leopard habitat is not open to the public, to help ensure the cubs retain their wild instincts and behaviour. Image © RZSS Chatter box

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Equine News
Pheasant shooting on Welsh public land to end
Pheasant shooting on Welsh public land to end

Outcome reflects strong opposition to the practice
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Single piece of plastic ‘can be fatal for sea turtles’
Single piece of plastic ‘can be fatal for sea turtles’

Study quantifies the impact of plastic pollution
Study uncovers Facebook trade in wild animals
Study uncovers Facebook trade in wild animals

 Over 1,500 animals listed for sale in Thailand
Two further Asian hornet sightings
Two further Asian hornet sightings

 ‘No evidence’ to suggest Hull and Cornwall sightings linked
Scientists map primate electrocutions in Kenya
Scientists map primate electrocutions in Kenya

 Findings could inform conservation efforts in high-risk areas
Study sheds light on decline of Britain’s hedgehogs
Study sheds light on decline of Britain’s hedgehogs

Researchers investigate effects of badger sett density
Scientists unravel golden eagle genome
Scientists unravel golden eagle genome

Study could aid recovery of endangered bird
Underwater drone to protect Great Barrier Reef
Underwater drone to protect Great Barrier Reef

 Robotic system can monitor a range of issues facing coral reefs
Parrots ‘make economic decisions to get better rewards’
Parrots ‘make economic decisions to get better rewards’

Birds reject instant rewards in favour of higher value food
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New canine and feline dentistry manual announced

A new canine and feline dentistry and oral surgery manual has been published by the BSAVA. Announcing the news on its website, the BSAVA said this latest edition contains new step-by-step operative techniques, together with full-colour illustrations and photographs.

‘This is a timely publication; veterinary dentistry is a field that continues to grow in importance for the general veterinary practitioner,’ the BSAVA said. ‘The manual has been fully revised and updated to include the most relevant, evidence-based techniques.’

The BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Dentistry and Oral Surgery, 4th edition is available to purchase from www.bsava.com/shop
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