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Frog breeding behaviour: How frogs mate and produce spawn

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Muntjac deer: what they are, why they bark – and why they have fangs

Polar bears can still be legally trophy-hunted in Canada. © IFAW
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The truth about trophy-hunting

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Dr Carl Jones with an echo parakeet, one of the species he saved from extinction.
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Did you hear the one about the kestrel, the pigeon, the fody, the skink, the bat and the boa?

In The Jungle Book, Bagheera the panther protects Mowgli from Shere Khan the tiger – in reality, a black leopard wouldn't be quite as amicable. © 2016 Disney Enterprises
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The Jungle Book: meet the creatures

Some white stork populations have ceased to migrate, instead feeding year-round on rubbish dumps. © iStock
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Flexible migratory strategies are an advantage for birds

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Grey seal twins born in the wild

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The birds that are born to travel

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4 ways farmers can help wildlife

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Badger vaccination programme suspended

The willow tit is one species that will benefit from the lottery funding.
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Funding aims to restore populations of some of the UK’s rarest species

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Monkeys get by with help from their friends

Reproduction is a top priority for banded demoiselles as they only live a few weeks as winged adults.

Understand mating damselfly behaviour

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Garden birds in August: Summer lull

Lynx: coming to a forest near you?
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Reintroducing lynx to the UK: How do we do it?

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