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Two Golden Eagles fly over a Dire Wolf which was a prehistoric carnivore that lived in North and South America during the Pleistocene Period.

Was this the largest, deadliest and most terrifying wolf of all time?

Once feared across Ice Age America, dire wolves were bone-crushing predators.
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Explorers went into Peru’s remote highlands and found peculiar big-eyed creatures hiding in the mist

The team of researchers spent several years in the Andean mountains, where they made some amazing discoveries.
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Evolution experts say wild tomatoes in Galápagos are going 'back in time'

The curious 're-evolving' plants are growing on the archipelago's younger volcanic islands.
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Chicago

Something strange is happening to wild animals on the streets of Chicago

Researchers have found that the body parts of some urban animals are rapidly shrinking, whilst those of other animals are growing – and they think they know why.
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New DNA study suggests ash trees are evolving to resist deadly dieback disease

The discovery offers new hope in the fight against the deadly fungus that is threatening the survival of ash trees across Europe.
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Huge pit of slaughtered animals found in Mongolia. Scientists know what happened

The bones of sheep, goats, horses, dogs, gazelles and catfish uncover a forgotten story of survival on the Liao Empire’s remote northern frontier, say archaeologists.
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"Absolutely stunning": astonishing footage shows falcon attacking foxes in Los Angeles

A wildlife photographer has filmed the moment a peregrine falcon fiercely protects her chicks from red foxes.
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Could rabies have entered Britain? Rabies-causing virus found in Isle of Wight animal

Isle of Wight bat displayed worrying symptoms
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What are Judas animals?

We take a look at how Judas animals are used to help safeguard native biodiversity
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Birds

How to identify wildlife

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Plants

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