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A mysterious, mermaid-like creature has caused a stir among nautical experts since it washed ashore last month.

A mysterious, decaying marine creature washed up on a beach in Papua New Guinea. Experts believe it's a marine mammal, but can't identify it.

Locals buried the bizarre creature before a DNA sample could be taken.

The ghostly white remains of a mysterious animal have washed ashore on an island in Papua New Guinea. The remains, which resemble a mermaid, are stumping experts as to which animal it belongs to.

A creepy-looking "mermaid" is said to have washed ashore in Papua New Guinea — leaving nautical experts baffled and searching for answers.

Further 41 species on course to be declared critically endangered, complicating Albanese government’s zero extinctions target

The United Nations' cultural protection agency, UNESCO, plans to recommend adding Venice to its list of World Heritage sites in danger, as the iconic island city faces simultaneous threats from climate change, mass tourism and rapid urban development.

The List of World Heritage in Danger identifies sites that are "threatened by serious and specific dangers," such as armed conflict or natural disasters.

Members of threatened species scientific committee say allowing environmental offsets would undermine the scheme

An expert committee that decided not to list an ancient fish as critically endangered last year may be ...