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A rugged coastal landscape along the Causeway Coast in Antrim, Northern Ireland
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Causeway Coast voted favourite UK spot for wildlife

Orange-striped anemones were found living on the debris © Yale Peabody Museum, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
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Oceanic plastic rubbish hosts marine life

Mudskippers are amphibious fish © Afriadi Hikmal/Getty
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Fish that can walk on land evolved the ability to blink like we do

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Northern gannet showing black iris, indicating exposure to avian flu © Emily Burton/Scottish Seabird Centre
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Gannet eye colour changes from blue to black following avian flu infection

Hippo, Queen Elizabeth Park, Uganda © Digital Vision/Getty
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Ivory ban extended to hippos and four other species

Wastewater from large sewage treatement plant flowing directly into a river. © Robert Brook/Getty
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Water companies in England say sorry for sewage spills

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How nature could help fix our flooding and sewerage problems

Bottle of Mezcal with worm. © Esdelval/Getty
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Scientists discover the ‘worm’ is in the alcoholic drink mezcal

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Sea cucumber defends itself with sticky threads released from its bottom

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Rufous-naped bellbird (Pachycephala rufinucha), Western Highlands Papua New Guinea. © Education Images/Universal Images Group/Getty
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Two new poisonous birds discovered

Without urgent action, the Scottish wildcat could become extinct. © David Tipling/Universal Images Group/Getty
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Captive-bred wildcats to be released in Scotland

Dwarf reed snake cartwheeling. © Evan Quah
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Snake performs cartwheels to escape from danger

Black leopard Panthera Pardus reclining on a fallen tree trunk looking to camera
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New DNA evidence ‘confirms’ presence of big cats in the UK

Springwatch presenters. © Jo Charlesworth/BBC
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Japanese Whaling ship Nisshin Maru at port in Kagoshima, Japa
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Japanese company is selling whale meat from vending machines

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