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  1. After 2 severe entanglements, humpback whale returns to Canada’s Salish Sea

    Starry Knight, a humpback whale that survived two severe entanglements last year, is back in Canada’s Salish Sea…
    #Canada #entanglement #entanglements #GabriolaIsland #humpbackwhale #SalishSea #StarryKnight #VancouverIsland #Whale #whalewatchers
    europesays.com/canada/141250/

  2. Humpback off Newfoundland, Canada, is freed after fishing gear binds head to tail

    A humpback whale off Canada’s Newfoundland coast is alive after a challenging rescue mission that involved cutting through…
    #Canada #entanglement #fishinggear #humpbackwhale #marinelife #rescuemission #StrandingsGroup #WhaleRelease
    europesays.com/canada/136650/

  3. Death trap: Killing Australian wildlife with everyday items

    "Flying foxes make up two-thirds of all entanglement cases in NSW"

    "But it’s not just flying foxes – entanglements affect hundreds of different species, mostly mammals and birds, including kangaroos, platypus, raptors and gliders....Hungry animals, especially flying foxes, birds and possums, are attracted to flowers and fruits, and get easily caught in “large-aperture” nets, where the mesh size is greater than 5mm. The rule of thumb is that if you can poke a finger through it, it’s not safe for wildlife."

    "Aquatic debris makes up about 10% of entanglement cases, according to NSW wildlife rescue data. Fishing line is probably the most difficult type of litter for platypus to cope with, and causes horrendous injuries – it basically just cuts through the skin.” >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #biodiversity #wildlife #bats #birds #platypus #traps #entanglement #fencing #netting #FishingGear #Plastic #garbage #BarbedWire #fences #Hairties #fruit #food #gardens
    Image: Grey-headed flying foxes mosaic, Bellingen

  4. Death trap: Killing Australian wildlife with everyday items

    "Flying foxes make up two-thirds of all entanglement cases in NSW"

    "But it’s not just flying foxes – entanglements affect hundreds of different species, mostly mammals and birds, including kangaroos, platypus, raptors and gliders....Hungry animals, especially flying foxes, birds and possums, are attracted to flowers and fruits, and get easily caught in “large-aperture” nets, where the mesh size is greater than 5mm. The rule of thumb is that if you can poke a finger through it, it’s not safe for wildlife."

    "Aquatic debris makes up about 10% of entanglement cases, according to NSW wildlife rescue data. Fishing line is probably the most difficult type of litter for platypus to cope with, and causes horrendous injuries – it basically just cuts through the skin.” >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #biodiversity #wildlife #bats #birds #platypus #traps #entanglement #fencing #netting #FishingGear #Plastic #garbage #BarbedWire #fences #Hairties #fruit #food #gardens
    Image: Grey-headed flying foxes mosaic, Bellingen

  5. Death trap: Killing Australian wildlife with everyday items

    "Flying foxes make up two-thirds of all entanglement cases in NSW"

    "But it’s not just flying foxes – entanglements affect hundreds of different species, mostly mammals and birds, including kangaroos, platypus, raptors and gliders....Hungry animals, especially flying foxes, birds and possums, are attracted to flowers and fruits, and get easily caught in “large-aperture” nets, where the mesh size is greater than 5mm. The rule of thumb is that if you can poke a finger through it, it’s not safe for wildlife."

    "Aquatic debris makes up about 10% of entanglement cases, according to NSW wildlife rescue data. Fishing line is probably the most difficult type of litter for platypus to cope with, and causes horrendous injuries – it basically just cuts through the skin.” >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #biodiversity #wildlife #bats #birds #platypus #traps #entanglement #fencing #netting #FishingGear #Plastic #garbage #BarbedWire #fences #Hairties #fruit #food #gardens
    Image: Grey-headed flying foxes mosaic, Bellingen

  6. Death trap: Killing Australian wildlife with everyday items

    "Flying foxes make up two-thirds of all entanglement cases in NSW"

    "But it’s not just flying foxes – entanglements affect hundreds of different species, mostly mammals and birds, including kangaroos, platypus, raptors and gliders....Hungry animals, especially flying foxes, birds and possums, are attracted to flowers and fruits, and get easily caught in “large-aperture” nets, where the mesh size is greater than 5mm. The rule of thumb is that if you can poke a finger through it, it’s not safe for wildlife."

    "Aquatic debris makes up about 10% of entanglement cases, according to NSW wildlife rescue data. Fishing line is probably the most difficult type of litter for platypus to cope with, and causes horrendous injuries – it basically just cuts through the skin.” >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #biodiversity #wildlife #bats #birds #platypus #traps #entanglement #fencing #netting #FishingGear #Plastic #garbage #BarbedWire #fences #Hairties #fruit #food #gardens
    Image: Grey-headed flying foxes mosaic, Bellingen

  7. Death trap: Killing Australian wildlife with everyday items

    "Flying foxes make up two-thirds of all entanglement cases in NSW"

    "But it’s not just flying foxes – entanglements affect hundreds of different species, mostly mammals and birds, including kangaroos, platypus, raptors and gliders....Hungry animals, especially flying foxes, birds and possums, are attracted to flowers and fruits, and get easily caught in “large-aperture” nets, where the mesh size is greater than 5mm. The rule of thumb is that if you can poke a finger through it, it’s not safe for wildlife."

    "Aquatic debris makes up about 10% of entanglement cases, according to NSW wildlife rescue data. Fishing line is probably the most difficult type of litter for platypus to cope with, and causes horrendous injuries – it basically just cuts through the skin.” >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #biodiversity #wildlife #bats #birds #platypus #traps #entanglement #fencing #netting #FishingGear #Plastic #garbage #BarbedWire #fences #Hairties #fruit #food #gardens
    Image: Grey-headed flying foxes mosaic, Bellingen

  8. Fiber optic cables litter the landscape of drone wars
    Birds are forced to use the plastic for their nests

    Discarded fibre-optic cables litter frontline areas

    "Woven from fibre-optic cable and grass, a small ​bird's nest found near the front line of the war in Ukraine shows how the more ‌than four-year-old conflict is reshaping the natural environment, researchers say."

    "Areas along the 1,200-km (746-mile) front line are covered with ultra-thin fibre-optic cables, which are used by Ukrainian and Russian troops to guide aerial attack drones to make them impervious to electronic jamming."

    "The cables, which ​can stretch for 20 km, lie tangled in trees and scattered across fields and on the ​rooftops of towns in Ukraine's frontline regions, glistening in the sunlight like giant spider ⁠web." >>
    reuters.com/business/aerospace
    #birds #nests #wildlife #destruction #plastic #pollution #UAVs #trees #habitat #entanglement #HumanArtifacts

  9. Fiber optic cables litter the landscape of drone wars
    Birds are forced to use the plastic for their nests

    Discarded fibre-optic cables litter frontline areas

    "Woven from fibre-optic cable and grass, a small ​bird's nest found near the front line of the war in Ukraine shows how the more ‌than four-year-old conflict is reshaping the natural environment, researchers say."

    "Areas along the 1,200-km (746-mile) front line are covered with ultra-thin fibre-optic cables, which are used by Ukrainian and Russian troops to guide aerial attack drones to make them impervious to electronic jamming."

    "The cables, which ​can stretch for 20 km, lie tangled in trees and scattered across fields and on the ​rooftops of towns in Ukraine's frontline regions, glistening in the sunlight like giant spider ⁠web." >>
    reuters.com/business/aerospace
    #birds #nests #wildlife #destruction #plastic #pollution #UAVs #trees #habitat #entanglement #HumanArtifacts

  10. Fiber optic cables litter the landscape of drone wars
    Birds are forced to use the plastic for their nests

    Discarded fibre-optic cables litter frontline areas

    "Woven from fibre-optic cable and grass, a small ​bird's nest found near the front line of the war in Ukraine shows how the more ‌than four-year-old conflict is reshaping the natural environment, researchers say."

    "Areas along the 1,200-km (746-mile) front line are covered with ultra-thin fibre-optic cables, which are used by Ukrainian and Russian troops to guide aerial attack drones to make them impervious to electronic jamming."

    "The cables, which ​can stretch for 20 km, lie tangled in trees and scattered across fields and on the ​rooftops of towns in Ukraine's frontline regions, glistening in the sunlight like giant spider ⁠web." >>
    reuters.com/business/aerospace
    #birds #nests #wildlife #destruction #plastic #pollution #UAVs #trees #habitat #entanglement #HumanArtifacts

  11. Fiber optic cables litter the landscape of drone wars
    Birds are forced to use the plastic for their nests

    Discarded fibre-optic cables litter frontline areas

    "Woven from fibre-optic cable and grass, a small ​bird's nest found near the front line of the war in Ukraine shows how the more ‌than four-year-old conflict is reshaping the natural environment, researchers say."

    "Areas along the 1,200-km (746-mile) front line are covered with ultra-thin fibre-optic cables, which are used by Ukrainian and Russian troops to guide aerial attack drones to make them impervious to electronic jamming."

    "The cables, which ​can stretch for 20 km, lie tangled in trees and scattered across fields and on the ​rooftops of towns in Ukraine's frontline regions, glistening in the sunlight like giant spider ⁠web." >>
    reuters.com/business/aerospace
    #birds #nests #wildlife #destruction #plastic #pollution #UAVs #trees #habitat #entanglement #HumanArtifacts

  12. Fiber optic cables litter the landscape of drone wars
    Birds are forced to use the plastic for their nests

    Discarded fibre-optic cables litter frontline areas

    "Woven from fibre-optic cable and grass, a small ​bird's nest found near the front line of the war in Ukraine shows how the more ‌than four-year-old conflict is reshaping the natural environment, researchers say."

    "Areas along the 1,200-km (746-mile) front line are covered with ultra-thin fibre-optic cables, which are used by Ukrainian and Russian troops to guide aerial attack drones to make them impervious to electronic jamming."

    "The cables, which ​can stretch for 20 km, lie tangled in trees and scattered across fields and on the ​rooftops of towns in Ukraine's frontline regions, glistening in the sunlight like giant spider ⁠web." >>
    reuters.com/business/aerospace
    #birds #nests #wildlife #destruction #plastic #pollution #UAVs #trees #habitat #entanglement #HumanArtifacts

  13. DIS2027 – ACM Designing Interactive Systems Conference 2027 dis.acm.org/2027/

    interactions with digital systems are increasingly intertwined with our intimate lives and sensuous ways of knowing and being, #entanglement-theories, #feminisms, #alternative #digital-systems #designed-differently.

  14. Week End Reading from TechAptitude!

    Great strides are being made in the effort to take Quantum Networks out of the lab and into the real world.

    Quantum networks hold the potential to enable fundamentally new capabilities, including ultra-secure communication with unbreakable encryption, distributed quantum computing, and hold out the promise of creating a “Quantum Internet”. Learn more in this post: techaptitude.substack.com/p/qu #Quantum #QuantumComputing #QuantumNetworking #QuantumMechanics #Superposition #Entanglement #networking #Security #PQC

  15. Week End Reading from TechAptitude!

    Great strides are being made in the effort to take Quantum Networks out of the lab and into the real world.

    Quantum networks hold the potential to enable fundamentally new capabilities, including ultra-secure communication with unbreakable encryption, distributed quantum computing, and hold out the promise of creating a “Quantum Internet”. Learn more in this post: techaptitude.substack.com/p/qu

  16. Week End Reading from TechAptitude!

    Great strides are being made in the effort to take Quantum Networks out of the lab and into the real world.

    Quantum networks hold the potential to enable fundamentally new capabilities, including ultra-secure communication with unbreakable encryption, distributed quantum computing, and hold out the promise of creating a “Quantum Internet”. Learn more in this post: techaptitude.substack.com/p/qu #Quantum #QuantumComputing #QuantumNetworking #QuantumMechanics #Superposition #Entanglement #networking #Security #PQC

  17. Week End Reading from TechAptitude!

    Great strides are being made in the effort to take Quantum Networks out of the lab and into the real world.

    Quantum networks hold the potential to enable fundamentally new capabilities, including ultra-secure communication with unbreakable encryption, distributed quantum computing, and hold out the promise of creating a “Quantum Internet”. Learn more in this post: techaptitude.substack.com/p/qu #Quantum #QuantumComputing #QuantumNetworking #QuantumMechanics #Superposition #Entanglement #networking #Security #PQC

  18. Week End Reading from TechAptitude!

    Great strides are being made in the effort to take Quantum Networks out of the lab and into the real world.

    Quantum networks hold the potential to enable fundamentally new capabilities, including ultra-secure communication with unbreakable encryption, distributed quantum computing, and hold out the promise of creating a “Quantum Internet”. Learn more in this post: techaptitude.substack.com/p/qu #Quantum #QuantumComputing #QuantumNetworking #QuantumMechanics #Superposition #Entanglement #networking #Security #PQC