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Bumblebee on a blooming linden flower.
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Why do we find dead bumblebees under lime trees?

A humpback whale under the water
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Humpback whales can learn songs from other populations, study reveals

Spix's macaw (Cyanopsitta spixii) is a species of parrot that has been extinct in the wild for over 20 years. © Association for the Conservation of Threatened Parrots (ACTP)
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Extinct parrot from Rio makes a comeback in Brazil

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Giant water lily pads and one white flower.
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20 of the new species discovered so far this year

Bison at Wildwood Trust. Credit Wildwood Trust
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Ancient bison are back in the UK

Chimpanzees in Douala-Edea National Park, Cameroon. © ZSL
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Wild chimpanzee mother and baby photographed for first time in Cameroon national park

A great skua tries to steal a fish from a northern gannet under the cliffs in Noss, Shetland Islands.
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Avian flu is killing thousands of UK birds

Rosy-faced lovebird climbing a tree.
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Do three-legged parrots exist?

Rangers from the Black Mambas, South Africa © Julia Gunther
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It’s World Female Ranger Week

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Male southern giraffes (Giraffa giraffa giraffa) fighting in Kruger National Park, South Africa. © Christian Vorhofer/Getty
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Why do giraffes have long necks?

The greater mouse-eared bat feeds on larger flying and ground insects © Theo Douma/Agami/Alamy
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Buzzing bats bamboozle birds

Secretary bird, Ngorongoro Crater, Arusha, Tanzania © Alexander Lees
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Global bird populations face huge declines

Flow Country © David Tipling/Universal Images Group/Getty
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Scotland’s Flow Country steps closer to World Heritage status

A red-billed leiothrix perched on the edge of a seed dish at a bird feeder station.
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Could the red-billed leiothrix join our dawn chorus?

Sir David Attenborough poses with a medal outside of Windsor Castle.
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Sir David Attenborough appointed Knight of the Grand Cross

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