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“Bubbles are coming up all over the place.” One mile below the surface of the ocean, it fizzes like Champagne
A rare phenomenon is happening on an underwater volcano in the Pacific Ocean – amazing scientists
“The beaches may be safer, but the sharks haven’t gone anywhere" Just how deadly is shark island?
Despite years of deadly shark attacks, Réunion Island has made its beaches safer – but beneath the tropical paradise, the predators remain.
"The female pinned us to the spot, legs akimbo, for over two hours. In addition to mating with her consorts, she also wanted to mate with me"
Lucy Cooke explains why licentious lionesses are simply protecting their offspring
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It's 80km long, 10km wide and thousands of metres deep. Now, robots are revealing the extraordinarily strange creatures that live in its darkest depths
Australia’s Bass Canyon is thousands of metres deep and its dark waters are home to many mysterious marine creatures
"Bloodthirsty bum-biters that stalk their prey by listening to them breathe may sound more evil than Dracula himself"
Lucy Cooke explains how this bloodthirsty bum-biter has a surprisingly strong sisterhood – and why it's essential to their survival.
This majestic and deadly wild cat is a master at stalking and ambushing its prey – and dragging its carcass high up into the trees
Learn all about leopards in this expert species guide from the African Wildlife Foundation.
The wild wolf who befriended dogs and humans – and stole the heart of an entire town
Romeo, sweet Romeo. The wild wolf that became part of a town
It's the size of Leeds, 2,000 metres deep down in the Gulf of Mexico and known as the 'Pool of Death'
So do ostriches really bury their heads in the sand?
Why do we say ostriches bury their heads in the sand - and do they really bury their heads? Stuart Blackman looks at the evidence and how this saying originated
Heron vs egret: what's the difference between these two leggy, long-necked, very elegant, beautiful birds?
Know your herons from your egrets? Tom Hibbert from The Wildlife Trusts takes a look at some of the differences…
Deep sea robot discovered bizarre ‘forest’ full of eerie animals 2,442 metres deep, astonishing scientists
The deep-sea landscape seems so odd that it wouldn’t look out of place in a cartoon
What's the most common bird in the world? Clue there's a whopping 20 billion of them
From agricultural pests to garden favourites, these are the most common and widely seen birds around the world – both wild and domestic
Venomous vs poisonous – do you know the difference?
We explore the differences between venomous and poisonous
“If they could do this almost 100 years ago, could we replicate it in a modern-day maritime version?” The 1930s US president who inspired marine conservation scheme
How a trip to a US national park sparked the idea for a scheme to protect oceans and tackle coastal youth unemployment
"Just keep swimming." Shark expert tags largest fish on the planet off New England coast
Tagging sharks and other marine animals can help scientists understand the reasons behind their migrations.
Staggering power of crocodiles captured in one incredible photo
This single image shows the breathtaking hunting abilities of one of the planet's most formidable predators.
Brits are desperate to save this prickly garden visitor – but Kiwis don’t feel the same
Hedgehog numbers are decreasing at an alarming rate in the UK – but you can help save them
The truth about shark bites – and how to make your visit to the ocean safer
Shark attacks on humans are extremely rare, but should it ever happen, here's our expert guide on what to do.
3 miles down in the ocean deep-sea robot discovered a bizarre world that shouldn't exist – where water reaches 401°C
The Beebe Vent Field in the Cayman Trough is home to the world’s deepest known hydrothermal vents
This strange sea creature has one of the bizarrest sex lives ever – involving group sex and gender swapping
Nick Baker takes a look at the secrets of the Slipper limpet
"They typically poop just once a week." 10 weirdest toilet habits – including eating it for breakfast and peeing out your mouth
Wild, weird and seriously messy animal bathroom habits
Do all fish pee? It's not quite what you might expect
how do fish get rid of waste products? Do fish pee? We take a look at a fish's urinary system
"It gave an explosive snort, opened his enormous jaws and lunged towards us. 'It's Mad Max!' Murray shouted. 'Keep paddling'"
A memorable canoe safari down the Zambezi River left Olivia Pozzan feeling extremely lucky
“It digests its victims within a customised ‘stomach’ so efficiently that only a wisp of skin remains”
The Venus flytrap of North America acts like a spring-trap, snapping its claw-like leaves shut on any bug unfortunate enough to alight.
