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Cecil the Lion 2 years later, spawning crayfish, and extreme ice: Thursday Afternoon Dredging: July 6th, 2017

Posted on July 6, 2017 By David Shiffman
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Cuttings (short and sweet):

  • Watch this spotted eagle ray swim in Arkive footage.

    Footage from Arkive
  • Follow Samantha Leigh, a graduate student investigating (among other things) how bonnethead sharks can digest seagrass, on twitter.
  • Cecil the lion was killed 2 years ago, and wildlife authorities still struggle to protect animals in the park where he lived. By Christina Nunez, for National Geographic.
  • Rare footage of crayfish spawning captured by divers in a marine reserve off Wellington, New Zealand. By Ruby Macandrew, for Stuff.

Spoils (long reads and deep dives):

  • Extreme ice on Canada’s east coast. By Louis Helbig, for the Guardian.
  • Where once there were mangroves, Javan villages struggle to beat back the sea. By Elizabeta Zavoli, for MongaBay.
  • The bipartisan fight for quieter oceans. By Ed Yong, for the Atlantic.

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