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Wide view of the entrance to Deer Cave in Gunung Mulu National Park, Sarawak, Malaysia.

It’s so vast you could plonk London’s St Paul’s Cathedral in the middle, it contains a 100-metre tower of poop and it's home to 3 million mammals

Would you venture into Deer Cave?
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"Its talons are as long as a grizzly bear's claws and its legs are as thick as a child's wrist." 10 most formidable, powerful eagles on the planet

It seems incredible, but eagles are astonishingly powerful raptors, and it is no surprise that dozens of countries, including Albania, Egypt and Mexico, either have an eagle on their national flag or as their national symbol.
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Fat Bear Week 2025 winner 32 Chunk

Fat Bear Week 2026 kicks off: here's how to vote – and why everyone is so obsessed with it

For one week each September, Alaskan bears battle it out to be crowned the girthiest grizzly – but why?
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why do octopuses have three hearts

Why do octopuses have three hearts, when humans only have one?

Why - for octopuses - three hearts are better than one
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A mother white rhino with her calf

World Rhino Day 2026: Here's how many rhinos are left on the planet

The International Rhino Foundation has published its 2026 State of the Rhino Report, which highlights the challenges facing global rhino conservation.
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First-ever T. rex trackway found by high school teacher in North Dakota

These massive footprints were made by a T. rex 66.5 million years ago.
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Sand crab

“Each one can shift more than 10x its own body weight in sand.” These tiny animals could be shaping the landscape more any other animal on Earth

Tiny sand hoppers may be one of the most powerful landscape-shaping animals on Earth
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Adorable image of chick shielding its siblings among winners of Bird Photographer of the Year 2026

These remarkable images show birds from environments all around the world.
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Boiling lake

This strange, steamy lake bubbles with boiling volcanic water – but sometimes almost vanishes

Steam rises from a vast, grey-blue lake deep in the mountains of Dominica, known as 'Boiling Lake'
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Are dinosaurs lizards?

Were dinosaurs lizards?

Why, despite looking like lizards, dinosaurs aren't lizards
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"I was dragged into the murk. I clawed at the sand in hope of grabbing a rock to hit it with and pry my leg out from its jaws"

Marine biologist Melissa Cristina Márquez went searching for one predator – but had a scary encounter with another.
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Bees making honey

How do bees make honey? The astonishing process that turns nectar into liquid gold

Do you ever think about how bees make the tasty honey you enjoy on your toast? Stuart Blackman gives a step-by-step guide to this rather sophisticated production line
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An indri (Indri indri) sitting on a branch . Maromizaha forest, Madagascar. Critically Endangered. September 2018 Crop and levels adjustements with Photoshop camera raw. Credit: Filippo Carugati

Scientists studied the world’s only singing lemur – and discovered something surprisingly human about its song 

In the dense rainforests of Madagascar lives one of the animal kingdom’s best opera singers.
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It might act like a friend, but this is no friend – once it’s gained its victim's trust, it drugs them and tears chunks of flesh from them with its huge teeth

A close up of an Eastern Tiger Swallowtail Caterpillar.

It looks like a snake, has a snake’s eyes and even flashes a forked, snake-like tongue – but this is far from a snake

This orange creature has one remarkable trick to keep it safe
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Were dinosaurs were good parents

Were dinosaurs actually good parents – and how do we know? The astonishing clues they left behind

Did dinosaurs look after their young - or were they terrible parents? We take a look at the evidence
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How long can an alligator hold its breath underwater?

One of the world’s biggest predators can’t breathe underwater – yet it can stay submerged for hours

Laura Kojima explains how alligators are able to stay submerged underwater without breathing for hours at a time
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Frog

Scientists discover new frog in the Amazon’s flooded forests

A new frog species has been discovered in the seasonally flooded forests of the western Amazon.
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Common cuckoo (Cuculus canorus)

"When it hatches, it goes on a bit of a murder spree. Despite being featherless, with its eyes still closed, it chucks the other eggs over the edge"

How on Earth do cuckoos trick mothers into adopting their eggs and raising their young?
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Minke whale lunge feeding

In the 1950s, whaling ended around these remote Scottish islands. Decades later, up to 30 minke whales were spotted in one great gathering

Wildlife watchers visited the Scottish Hebrides to see what marine life can be found in waters where whales used to be hunted. They witnessed one of the largest minke whale aggregations ever recorded in the region.
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Bella Falk

"One huge bull elephant decided he didn’t like us, and started huffing and flapping his ears.…"

Bella Falk on wild dogs, torrential rain and a grumpy elephant
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Black snake

This newly discovered snake species in Ethiopia feasts exclusively on birds'eggs

It took seven years for Dasypeltis albigularis to be formally described
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Armored searobin fish

“Fish-prawn” hybrid filmed walking backwards in the deep sea

The deep sea fish, commonly known as armored searobin, were filmed demonstrating the unusual behaviour in the South China Sea
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A roe deer camouflages itself in the wild

Can you spot the animal hidden among the grass in less than 5 seconds?

Can you find the camouflaged animal in this image?
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