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Moose Alaska

In Alaska’s biggest city, a massive animal is rampaging through shopping centres. Here’s what’s going on

In Anchorage, Alaska, you’re never too far from a moose – even when you’re shopping
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An old agricultural field recently populated with hundreds of young trees in protective tubes in North London in the UK

Planted trees are dying in their thousands. Are these schemes a waste of time and money?

Vast amounts of money are spent on tree planting schemes, yet nature can do the job for free
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Tyrannosaurus rex dinosaur, illustration. This bipedal theropod dinosaur was one of the largest ever predators, measuring over 12 metres in length from head to tail and weighing up to 8 tons. It is thought to have combined hunting and scavenging to feed itself. Its fossils are found in North America and date from around 67 million years ago, during the Cretaceous period. Often known as T-Rex.

Can a dinosaur be mummified? How soft tissues can survive for millions of years

Did you know, in rare cases, dinosaurs can be mummified? Dr Anjana Khatwa explains
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Telescope eye goldfish from the side, with a black background.

Do goldfish really only have a 3 second memory?

Goldfish are far more intelligent than their reputation suggests...
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Redback spider (Latrodectus hasselti), in a garage. Canberra, Australian Capital Territory. (Photo by Auscape/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

How tiny spiders are able to kill and eat snakes up to a metre long and an enormous 355 times their weight

Tough webs and an arsenal of neurotoxins allow small spiders to eat remarkably big snakes.
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Seal swims past tidal turbine

Spy camera dropped into sea off Washington coast and left there for more than 100 days. This is why

Researchers placed the camera next to a tidal turbine to see how animals interact with the equipment in the water.
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Tumat wolf puppy

Ice Age wolf pulled from Siberian permafrost. Scientists are amazed at what they found in its stomach 

The answer to how the woolly rhinoceros became extinct may have just been found in the stomach of one of its fiercest predators…
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Why do badgers have stripes

Why do badgers have stripes?

A badger's distinctive markings have long puzzled naturalists
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Horseshoe crab fossil

Exquisitely preserved animal pulled from ancient swamp in Illinois. Strange dimples on body reveal what killed it

The specimen was found at Mazon Creek fossil beds, a site known for its beautifully preserved animals and plants.
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"Its mouth is the size of a garage" – Just why do bowhead whales have such large heads?

Wildlife expert Stuart Blackman explains why bowhead whales have such large heads...
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Sea pig

It looks like a pig – but this is no ordinary pig. It lives 3 miles down in the ocean, crawling along the sea floor using weird, inflatable legs

This strange pink animal roams the deep ocean, feeding on decay and moving with hydraulic “feet.
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Vampire squid

5 animals that can turn themselves inside out - from reversible anuses to exploding intestines

When it comes to these animals, the natural world proves that internal body parts shouldn't always stay that way...
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With a population of 15 million this is the biggest mammal gathering on Earth – and it happens in Texas...

Forget festivals and sporting events, the Bracken Cave bat colony is considered to be the largest gathering of mammals on Earth
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Winterwatch 2026: All you need to know about the brand new filming location for the BBC wildlife series

Winterwatch is expected to return in 2026, showing off the most amazing nature and wildlife the UK has to offer – and with a new filming location
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Young spectacled bear

These are the world’s smallest (and adorable) bear species – and no, you still can’t cuddle them

Small in size, big in bite. From unusual eating habits to strange behaviours, we explore what makes the world’s smallest bears unique.
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Rockhead poacher

There's a weird fish in Washington with a huge hole in its head. Scientists think they've figured out why

Researchers studying rockhead poachers from Deadman Bay think they may have solved the mystery of the fish's odd bowl-shaped head.
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Why is it called a murder of crows?

Why is a group of crows called a murder?

Wondered why a group of crows earned the rather dark title of 'a murder of crows'? Mike Toms explains how this strange collective noun came about
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It once numbered in the millions and even blocked out the sun – so why did the passenger pigeon suddenly become extinct?

All you need to know about the passenger pigeon, including why this once abundant bird went extinct
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Coconut Octopus using two half clam shells as armor (Ampjioctopus marginatus) Lembeh Strait, Indonesia

It might look like a clam, but don’t be fooled – this is no clam. It walks on two legs and tucks its home under its arms wherever it goes

This bizarre sea creature blurs the line between animal and object, strutting across the ocean floor while hiding in plain sight.
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Wild horses in the Hungarian moorland

Year of the Horse 2026: What does this majestic and powerful creature symbolise in the lunar calendar?

Discover the meaning and history of the horse in ancient Asian culture
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Axel Gomille

“We were literally running for our lives. If one of us had tripped, there’s nothing we would have been able to do.”

Wildlife photographer Axel Gomille on sprinting elephants and collecting movie characters
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Green anaconda

"With sex sessions lasting up to 14 hours, it’s quite a way to bow out" – discover 11 animals that die during or after sex

It's amazing how many animals actually die as a result of mating. Here are just 11...
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Penguin camera

Researchers strapped cameras to penguins in Antarctica and followed them into the deep. What they filmed is incredible

Scientists put tiny cameras on penguins’ backs in efforts to gather evidence to support new marine protected areas in Antarctica.
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