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A beguiling natural history of North America's great forests

Everything from moose to pollen grains is lovingly described and illustrated in John Pastor's multilayered masterpiece of field science

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Earth

Nature's fair share? Behind the call to hand back half of Earth

Comment

A great egret perching on an alligator

Life

Alligators help protect bird nests - but still snack on chicks

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Two dogs with their heads looking out of the tops of a row of cubicles. They are both clones of the same black-and-tan German Shepherd dog, and their only difference is that the left ear of one of them points upwards

Earth

Inside the cloning factory that creates 500 new animals a day

Analysis

A lion photographed by a camera trap in Alatash National Park in Ethiopia

Life

Hidden population of up to 200 lions found in remote Ethiopia

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El Niño means glaciers in the Andes are melting at record rates

Earth

El Niño means glaciers in the Andes are melting at record rates

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Moonlight helps plankton escape predators during Arctic winters

Life

Moonlight helps plankton escape predators during Arctic winters

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Rudolph's new enemy: The eagles hunting adult reindeer in Norway

Life

Rudolph's new enemy: The eagles hunting adult reindeer in Norway

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Birds prefer to eat at outdoor cafes with slow plate-clearing

Earth

Birds prefer to eat at outdoor cafes with slow plate-clearing

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Why marrying ecology and economics is essential

Earth

Why marrying ecology and economics is essential

Acknowledging the economic value of ecosystem services helps drive home that we are part of nature and have a duty to live responsibly

Leader

Earth

How the past's ecological lessons can save Earth's future

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Life

The Secret Lives of Bats: The adventures of the real batman

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Earth

How fish dodged extinction's bullet

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Earth

Bumblebees cope with climate change by evolving shorter tongues

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