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BBC Kingdom Flint African wild dog

 Crocodile snatches wild dog from riverbank in Zambia. Then its pack turns up to try and save it – watch the agonising footage…

In footage captured for BBC's Kingdom, a wild dog is caught in the jaws of a crocodile – can his pack members save him?
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World's biggest ever dog

It lived millions of years ago, was the size of of a brown bear and the largest dog ever; able to crush bone with its deadly teeth – but was wiped out by cats

Similar in size to the fictional dire wolves from George R. R. Martin’s A Game of Thrones, Epicyon is widely considered the biggest canid of all time…
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Dolly Parton at the opening of the Smithsonian National Zoo's bald eagle refuge exhibit

Dolly Parton helped save endangered bald eagles. Here’s how…

The country singer was known for her philanthropic efforts – including conserving the bald eagle
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Adult jaguar on the edge of a river in the rainforest

It is the largest, most formidable, cat in the Americas and one of the world's most powerful predators, able to bite straight through the skull of its prey

Our guide to the largest cat in the Americas – the jaguar, including how to identify, their diet and best places to see them in the wild.
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Giant Pacific octopus

This ocean titan has 9 brains, hunts sharks at night and can grow as long as a school bus

The largest specimen ever found reportedly measured 9.75m long and weighed 272kg. Here's everything you need to know about the giant Pacific octopus.
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“Something I will remember for the rest of my life.” Rare wild Przewalski’s horse born in Central Kazakhstan for first time in 200 years

The birth of a Przewalski’s horse foal in Kazakhstan marks another step in the restoration of this rare species.
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Frameless Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards

91 hilarious, award-winning wildlife images will be displayed in London. Here’s how to see them

An immersive exhibition celebrating the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards is coming to London
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Yellow-morph green turtle, Chelonia mydas, in the Galápagos Islands

A group of sea turtles were tagged in the Galápagos. When experts looked at the data, they noticed something odd

Satellite tags reveal ‘homebody’ nature of some Galápagos sea turtles.
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An octopus rests on the seafloor 1150 meters deep, in the Bellingshausen Sea off Antarctica

When a colossal iceberg broke free in Antarctica, scientists found something astounding beneath it

With the help of a remotely operated vehicle, the researchers discovered a breathtaking world hidden under the ice for centuries.
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Nature's 10 bizarrest days scientists struggled to explain, from when it snowed spiders in Brazil to the day thousands of toads exploded in Germany

From exploding toads, raining spiders and birds dropping from the sky, these are the 10 weirdest days in nature and why they happened
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UNSPECIFIED - FEBRUARY 17: Aurochs or Urus (Bos primigenius taurus), Bovidae. Illustration. (Photo by DeAgostini/Getty Images)

It weighed the same as a BMW, was taller than Brad Pitt and had enormous horns. The terrifying, prehistoric aurochs that survived until the 17th century

Their descendants are some of the most intensively farmed animals in the world, yet just a few thousand years ago these giants roamed free…
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Giant isopod

It looks like a woodlouse, but is the size of a pet cat and has an impressive 14 legs – and can take on a shark if desperate…

Nick Baker takes a look at the super-sized crustacean that lives in the deepest, darkest ocean: the giant isopod
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Bobbit worm

It's a terrifying, ruthless, 3-metre long, deep-sea predator that can slice its prey in half – and its venom can cause permanent numbness in humans

The Bobbit worm is a fearsome marine predator that burrows into the sand and waits for unsuspecting prey. Stuart Blackman explains all you need to know about this terrifying marine worm
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Researchers tagging narwhals

Scientists tag 6 ‘unicorns of the sea’ and follow them 1,500m into the deep – to places humans can’t go

Narwhals recorded Arctic ocean data which will be used to help inform climate research in the region
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Capuchin eating a bird

These monkeys turn into meat-eaters when plants are scarce. There’s something very human about it, says scientists

Scientists find that capuchin monkeys hunt for meat when plants are scarce
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Maned Wolf walks on trail Cerrado, Brazil

It has supermodel legs, walks like a camel, hunts like a cat and – bizarrely – loves fruit. Meet one of the weirdest dogs on the planet

James Fair tracks down the enigmatic and strange maned wolf
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Swift or swallow:

Swift or swallow? What’s the difference between these two remarkable birds that travel thousands of miles?Swift vs swallow:

Know your swallows from your swifts? Tom Hibbert from The Wildlife Trusts takes a look at some of the differences…
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Computer generated 3D illustration with the prehistoric fish Rhizodus

"It had two gigantic 20cm fangs that it used to tear apart its prey." 10 horrifying, terrifying prehistoric sea monsters that once ruled our oceans

The seas have been home to some monstrous creatures over the course of the last 500 million years. Here are 10 that you’ll be glad are long extinct…
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Black vultures and American barn owls

Scientists hid cameras in an abandoned house in Argentina – and found carnivores sharing a room inside it

Images captured in the house show black vultures sharing a nest site with American barn owls. In another abandoned structure, the researchers recorded black vultures nesting beside Chaco eagles.
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Sebastian-Kennerknecht

“I was setting up a camera trap when we heard a trumpet. An elephant was charging, flattening every tree in its path. We ran...”

Hair-raising adventures with big-cat lover Sebastian Kennerknecht
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Two sea turtles emerge from the water together

Do animals enjoy sex? The species seeking pleasure as well as procreation

Humans and some animal species are known to get pleasure from the act of sex, but do other animals orgasm, masturbate and enjoy sex in the same way?
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Wild okapi are only found in the rainforests of the Democratic Republic of Congo. © Mint Images/Frans Lanting/Getty (photographed in captivity)

It looks half-zebra, half-giraffe and has a 50cm tongue that can lick its own ears. Meet one of the world's most confusing animals.

Learn more about these elusive African mammals, which are actually related to giraffes.
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False catshark

Large animal with cat-like eyes filmed at bottom of Caribbean Sea

The false catshark, which can grow up to 3m long, was one of many remarkable species observed during a recent expedition to explore the waters around the island nation of Trinidad and Tobago.
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Giraffe drinking at watering hole

"It has to awkwardly shuffle and spread its front legs to reach the ground for a drink of water. Fortunately though it only needs to drink once every few days"

Just how tall is a giraffe and how do they drink? Learn all about these impressively tall mammals, including key species facts, their diet and best places to see them in their natural habitat in our expert giraffe guide.
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