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A small grey coloured shrew-like marsupial on a log

"Although the male doesn’t exactly die, it’s not much of a life for him either" - 8 deadliest mating rituals in the world

Termite mound

It can be seen from space and contains a staggering two hundred million mounds, each one an enormous nine metres across and two and a half metres tall

Are termites the best builders in the business?
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Iguazu Falls

It spans a colossal 2.7km, borders two countries and can be seen from space – and is home to one of the most daring animals on Earth

South America's Iguazu Falls is the world's largest waterfall system. Yet, despite its imposing size, a devoted bird flies through its crashing cascades to raise its young.
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Mother orangutan and her baby in the canoe

“If she climbed into our canoe, we were guaranteed to capsize, and I was not ready for a wrestling match with an orangutan in deadly crocodile territory…” 

Rowan Klaassen thought helping an orangutan cross a river would be easy. Turns out, it wasn't...
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“Who better to show people our lands and waters than us?” How Indigenous-owned tourism is helping First Nations communities

Indigenous-owned wildlife tourism in British Columbia is helping First Nations communities protect ancestral lands, create jobs and assert rights
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Donator Wreck in the Mediterranean Sea

81 years ago, a cargo ship struck a mine and sank to the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea. Then something staggering happened…

Over time, the wrecked ship began to corrode and crumble – attracting some extraordinary creatures.
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Why are moths furry?

Why on Earth are moths so furry?

Ever wondered why moths are furry? Richard Jones explains
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A Grey wolf prowls through the grass in the yellowstone ecosystem, montana

"He pinned the rival and could have killed him but let him go." Meet the two most famous wolves on the planet who bred a legendary dynasty

Forget TV dramas – the wolves of Yellowstone have had their fair share of romance, family intrigue, unlikely alliances and battles for power.
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hammer headed bat

12 weirdest body parts, including fake penises, creepy extra-long fingers – and a moth with a remarkable 30cm long tongue...

To enhance their chances of survival - and attracting the opposite sex - evolution has helped animals develop some very strange body parts
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Underground tree Pinanga subterranea

A tree that grows underground? Discover the trees that grow trunks, fruit and even flowers below the earth

Whether for wildfire dodging or sucking up moisture, growing underground is a clever tactic for trees in remote savannahs and sandy environments.
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CORINTH, MISSISSIPPI - OCTOBER 26: U.S. President Donald Trump delivers remarks during a campaign rally at Crossroads Arena on October 26, 2026 in Corinth, Mississippi. Trump is in Mississippi today to continue campaigning for Republican candidates ahead of the midterm elections. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Did you know an animal has been named after Donald Trump?

How a resemblance to Donald Trump inspired the name for an unknown moth species in the USA.
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Sharks in rivers? Oh yes… Meet the rare predators lurking beneath the surface

They’re exceptionally rare, have teeny eyes and can survive in freshwater. Meet the river sharks
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Spitting cobra

Nature’s deadliest secret weapons and lethal ballistics, including a creature that can fire needles laced with toxins

Plenty of animals, plants and fungi launch explosive projectiles – here's how they do it
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Deep-sea robot discovers mysterious golden orb 3,200m deep in the ocean – and scientists were stunned by what it really was

Here's why NOAA were so baffled by their discovery
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Lion attacks buffalo

9 staggering lion photos that showcase the raw, brutal power and savage majesty of these deadly apex predators

These incredible images of lions will take your breath away!
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Can any other great apes - other than us that is - keep secrets?

Is keeping secrets a truly human trait? Stuart Blackman investigates
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A polar bear had a big yawn.

"I shudder to think how often I’ve courted disaster, unknowingly, like this…"

two hunters narrowly escape an encounter with a hungry polar bear in alaska.
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What to do if a snake bites you

What to do if a snake bites you

If you get bitten by a snake stay calm, seek medical treatment and follow the following steps on your way to the hospital
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Robin singing

It might sound sweet – but actually it's anything but as your garden robin is sending out a warning

Robins sing all year round, but their songs become more of a warning call in winter
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Megalodon Getty

"It was the length of 4 Ford Focus estate cars parked bumper to bumper and a ferocious super-predator able to seize substantial prey in its powerful jaws"

Megaladon was three times the length of a great white and ruled the ocean for millions of years. Here's what you need to know about this phenomenal fish.
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Dunkleosteus

It was the size of a small car, had deadly teeth that looked like a guillotine and the biting power of a T rex

Crocodile fish

Crocodile fish ARE real – and they can create a deadly vortex that sucks prey right into their gaping mouths

The scary-sounding crocodile fish is actually shy and “will likely bolt upon seeing a human,” researchers say
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Cousin jaguars grooming. Credit: Gabriel Felipe, provided via Jaguar ID Project

Researchers watched these elusive cats for 13 years – and made a surprising discovery

Jaguars are abundant in the wetlands of west-central Brazil – a new study reveals how they interact with each other, and much more.
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Ivy bee (Colletes hederae) adult feeding on an Ivy flower, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom

In order to mate, hundreds of males cluster tightly around the female to make a ‘mating ball' before she escapes underground

Ivy bees have an interesting and altogether different lifestyle to honey bees
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