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Robot sent deep into Atlantic Ocean. Its mission? To investigate the largest animal migration on Earth

The world’s largest animal migration and ocean gyres play vital roles in the global carbon cycle. Scientists went into the deep to learn more about this vital process.
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Sourdough Rock Glacier

Drones reveal massive ‘buried glaciers’ in the US. They could guide search for water on Mars

A major breakthrough in the search for water on Mars has been made thanks to a pioneering new study
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Sir David Attenborough on stage at Glastonbury, with his arms in the air.

Just who is Sir David Attenborough? Where did he come from, how did he start in television and how on Earth did he get so famous?

Beloved by millions around the world, Sir David Attenborough is an inspirational broadcaster, presenter and conservationist. He first worked as a producer in the early 1950s and began to present in 1954 on Zoo Quest. Even though he is in his 90s, he continues to present and narrate natural history documentaries, such as Frozen Planet II, The Green Planet and Dynasties II for the BBC and Prehistoric Planet for Apple TV.
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It’s named after the god of the underworld and contains creatures so weird they haven’t been identified yet

The deepest part of the ocean – the Challenger Deep – is in the hadal zone, a deep-sea region named after the Greek god of the underworld
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Each year, thousands of fish fall from the sky in Utah. This is why

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources has been aerially stocking fish for decades
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Excavations at the fossil site in Billeroo Creek in 2017

"Extremely rare" platypus teeth found in Australian outback. Here's why the discovery has got scientists so excited

A new study describing the discovery of rare platypus fossils has shed some light on the evolutionary history of one of Earth’s most enigmatic mammals…
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East River and Brooklyn Bridge, New York City

East River DNA reveals secrets of life (and death) in New York

New Environmental DNA study sheds light on local wildlife and dietary habits of New Yorkers.
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A top view image shot overhead of a turtle with a neon handprint on the top of the shell and the same neon splatters around it's head in the sand.

14 powerful images from the Environmental Photography Award 2026

Britta Jaschinski's photo of a glowing sea turtle wins top prize in this year's Environmental Photography Award.
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Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park

It’s millions of years old, larger than California and home to creatures that exist nowhere else on Earth

This ancient island contains hundreds of endemic (and iconic) species
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David Attenborough's 100 Years on Planet Earth

David Attenborough’s ‘big 100th birthday bash’ will be celebrated in a live BBC special – here’s how to watch it

A special event marking David Attenborough’s 100th birthday is coming to the Royal Albert Hall
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Under cover of darkness, a huge animal lumbers up a rocky track before descending into a cave and navigating pitch blackness to reach its prize

When not comes to finding the essential salt they need Savannah elephants have to go on a dangerous journey
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Black sea cucumber (Holothuria leucospilota) © Philippe Bourjon – some rights reserved (CC BY-SA) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

"When danger threatens, the gut wall ruptures and the sticky organ is ejected through its bottom..."

Black sea cucumbers channel their inner spider to entangle predators
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Habitat of Trimeresurus lii

A venomous pit viper has been hiding in China's misty mountains

Scientists describe new species of amber-eyed, grass-green snake from China's Giant Panda National Park.
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Two hippos, Hippopotamus amphibius, fight each other on land, one with his jaws wide open, the other with bloodied mouth and flanks.

15 brutal, savage wildlife photos showcasing wild animals at their most ferocious and powerful

Brutal animals are those defined by their power, aggression, or deadly impact – whether through sheer strength, sharp weapons, or silent disease.
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Hamza Yassin

"Kids are super-interested in the natural world." Film-maker Hamza Yassin on lions, hippos… and worms

Celebrated wildlife film-maker Hamza Yassin says we should be doing more to encourage children's love of wildlife
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Delaware Bay

Millions of armoured creatures are crawling into this US bay. What happens next is wild

Every April, horseshoe crabs descend on Delaware Bay to spawn, forming the largest horseshoe crab aggregation on the planet.
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Tubeworms on ocean floor

It’s deep enough to hide Mount Kilimanjaro, contains bone-eating worms and is the world’s largest habitat

The fourth of five ocean zones – the abyssopelagic zone or the abyss – stretches from 4,000 to 6,000 metres deep
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Red-throated diver

It has a dagger beak, red throat and torpedo body – and its eerie cry is echoing across remote lochs

The red-throated diver, or red-throated loon, has one of the most evocative calls in the bird world.
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Rarest dogs

10 rarest dogs in the world, many on the brink of extinction, from the beautiful Ethiopian wolf to the bizarre aquatic bush dog...

Meet the planet’s most elusive canids.
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"Once an animal puts their head into a snare and moves, it tightens quickly around their body"

“Tightening around this male’s neck, the wire would have caused serious damage and risked infection, had it not been removed.”
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What actually is the difference between plants and animals? It's not as obvious as you think, say scientists...

The natural world doesn’t always fit neatly into our defined boundaries, says Will Newton
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Xiaozhai tiankeng, S-China, near Chongqing

It's big enough to swallow cities, deep enough to hide skyscrapers and inside lies an ancient, thriving 'lost world' cut off from everything above

At the bottom of a vast limestone chasm in southern China, a self-contained forest has taken root in near-permanent shadow, creating an isolated ecosystem that feels more like a lost world than a place on Earth.
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A high-angle drone shot showcasing the scale of the Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove ecosystem, nestled in Khulna’s river-dense landscape

"It’s one of the few places on Earth where tigers stalk & attack humans, & the only jungle where the leading cause of human death is an apex predator"

A vast, tangled delta of mangrove forests straddling India and Bangladesh, the Sundarbans is a hauntingly beautiful yet lethal wilderness, where shifting tides conceal stealthy Bengal tigers and other deadly predators
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Daintree River, North Queensland, Australia

"It’s filled with dangerous species. If provoked one will use its claw to rip open the soft bellies of humans to devastating effect."

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