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Coral-killing starfish curbed by fishing ban

Crown-of-thorns starfish, which can devastate coral reefs, are less common in Australian no-fishing zones

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Commercial bees spread parasite to wild cousins

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Alien fish creates three-way hybrid

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Threatened species 'need help' finding cooler homes

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Devils get pregnant early to avoid cancer

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Sturgeon swimming towards 'extinction vortex'

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World on the verge of the last great land grab

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Giant vacuum cleaner leaves reefs thriving

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Giant vacuum cleaner leaves reefs thriving

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Corals join frogs and toads as world's most endangered

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Corals join frogs and toads as world's most endangered

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Hormone-loaded spearguns make captive tuna spawn

An EU-funded project has yielded 10 million fertilised eggs from caged tuna, a breakthrough that could see the overfished bluefin reared in farms

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Life

Exhibition: Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef

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Nature 2.0: Redefining conservation

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Decline in bee diversity could sting crop producers

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Californian wildfires claim life of rare condor chick

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