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Watch heart-stopping footage of desperate flying foxes dodging deadly, monstrous crocodiles to collect water from a predator-infested river

This incredible BBC Earth footage shows the aerial agility of the mega bat and the ambush tactics of the freshwater crocodile
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Deadly city dwellers: 4 lethal apex predators lurking in urban streets, from big cats to deadly bears

Discover the predators that call some of the world's cities hone
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Devils Hole cave descent

Researchers abseil deep into Nevada cave and discover 580,000 years of climate history

A one-metre-long core of calcite extracted from a cave wall in the southwestern United States has offered researchers a rare insight into how climate has changed over the past six ice ages…
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Dove vs pigeon

Dove vs pigeon: one gets bad rep, while the other is a symbol of peace – but what is the difference between these two similar-looking birds?

What's the difference between pigeons and doves? Are doves and pigeons the same bird? Tom Hibbert from The Wildlife Trusts takes a look
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BURSA, TURKIYE - AUGUST 20: A view of Dalmatian pelicans at the wetlands of the Marmara region, as they shuttle between Greece, Bulgaria, Romania and Turkiye for their feeding and sheltering needs at the Gediz Delta, Manyas Bird Sanctuary, Uluabat Lake and Kocacay Delta on August 20, 2024 in Bursa, Turkiye. (Photo by Alper Tuydes/Anadolu via Getty Images)

5 giants of the sky: Discover the birds with the biggest, most enormous wingspans – including one as long as a car

Meet the wandering albatross, whose wingspan is roughly the length of a Fiat 500, and four more feathered titans
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White-spotted octopus Squid vs octopus

 10 smartest animals on the planet: Discover the world's cleverest creatures, including some unexpected species redefining intelligence

Which are the cleverest animals in the world? And how do we even rate intelligence? We take a look
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An adult lowland can tapir in Brazil, South America. © Michael Nolan/Getty

As long as a double bed and shaped like a barrel, these cute and – quite weird – mammals are fast swimmers that use their bizarre snouts like snorkels

Tapirs are rather unusual-looking mammals, and they are absolutely amazing creatures.
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Against all odds: 5 incredible animal survival stories from around the world, including the three-legged lion that swam across a crocodile-infested river

From tiny frogs travelling thousands of miles to lions overcoming deadly injuries, these remarkable tales showcase the resilience and determination of wildlife
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What's the difference between zebras and horses?

They may look similar but zebras and horses are very different species
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Taken offshore from Haga Haga Point, East London.Cape gannet in flight, view from below

Watch hungry gannets performing death-defying, perilous dives at breakneck speeds to catch food – where one small mistake can lead to death

This amazing filming shows the bravery and agility of female gannets
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Which animals were the first to lock lips and kiss? Scientists astounded by evidence of kissing long before humans

According to a recent study, our ancestors have been smooching for more than 21 million years…
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K2 bonebed in the Hațeg Basin, Transylvania, Romania

Enormous hoard of black dinosaur bones discovered in Transylvania. That's not all that was found

The newly discovered bonebed contained more than 800 vertebrate fossils, belonging to at least 17 species, including dinosaurs, pterosaurs, crocodiles and turtles.
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Best David Attenborough quotes

"In our hands now lies not only our own future but that of all other living creatures" - 15 inspiring quotes from Sir David Attenborough

Our favourite quotes from the legendary naturalist and broadcaster David Attenborough, as he celebrates his 99th birthday.
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A robin's nest contained blue patterned eggs. © Marcia Straub/Getty

Why do some birds’ eggs have patterns?

Many birds' eggs have patterning on them. Mike Toms explains why.
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KENYA - 2016/08/27: A Black-backed jackal or Silver-Backed jackal (Canis mesomelas) in the grassland of the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya. (Photo by Wolfgang Kaehler/LightRocket via Getty Images)

"Each family display loyalty, courage and generosity" – These wild dogs might be branded villains, but what I found in the savannah completely changed my mind

In the jackal’s world, mum and dad stay together for life and their offspring are always eager to help. Patricia Moehlman can’t help but admire these amazing animals.
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A polar bear sits on top of a whale trapped in ice.

Polar bear riding enormous frozen whale among National Geographic's best photos of 2025

Six million marauding antelope and a close encounter with a deadly shark also feature in National Geographic's Pictures of the Year.
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African lion

A new type of lion roar has just been discovered. Here's why that matters

New research reveals lions use two different roars, a discovery that could transform how conservationists monitor and protect threatened populations across Africa.
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An animal that can give birth through its back and a creature that can project its ribs through its skin to launch poison: 7 weirdest amphibians on the planet

Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) breaching in an attack. Hunting of a Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias). South Africa

8 brutal, jaw-dropping great white shark moments captured in photos and film that expose their raw, explosive power and deadly ferocity

Awesome ocean moments reveal the raw power and regal beauty of nature’s most formidable ocean predator
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Dunkleosteus

One of the biggest fish ever, this deadly prehistoric killer was the size of a small car, had lethal jaws that resembled a guillotine and the biting power of a T rex

This prehistoric arachnid monster was the size of a house cat with a deadly sting in its tail...

You wouldn't want to come across one of these in the woods
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Alaskan bear defecating on the tidal flats of Lake Clark National Park, answering the question of whether bears poop in the woods.

10 weirdest toilet habits in the animal kingdom – including stacking poop, eating it for breakfast and peeing out your mouth

Wild, weird and seriously messy animal bathroom habits
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A peacock  Pavo cristatus  with his feathers outspread, Blackbrook zoo, England

Why are a peacock’s eyespots frozen in place even when the rest of the train ripples and moves? Why does that matter? The secret is hidden in the feathers

The vibrant colours of the male birds’ spectacular display conceal a miracle of engineering. 
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