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A pale gray and green parrot stands with its beak open, in the middle of a vocalisation

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Monk parakeets have unique ‘voices’ that may identify friends and foes

A small parrot species is the first bird known to have multiple vocalisations that are unique to specific individuals, similar to humans

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Black Bear (Ursus americanus) male, North America

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Reports of Bigfoot rise when at least 900 black bears are in the area

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A dolphin swims in New York's East River, March 13, 2013. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid (UNITED STATES - Tags: ANIMALS ENVIRONMENT) - GM1E93E089M01

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Dolphins spotted swimming in New York City’s Bronx River

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Screenshot of livestream of bald eagles Jackie and Shadow nesting in a pine tree in California. Credit: Friends of Big Bear Valley

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Watch rare livestream of bald eagles nesting on eggs in California

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A herd of cows with GPS transmitters. Dairy cows with GPS collars - stock photo

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Ranchers are using GPS-collars to herd livestock with virtual fences

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A bumblebee flies over a field of flowering heather plants.

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Protected areas in Britain fail to stop loss of insects and spiders

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Image taken from the Extinct & Endangerd exhibition by Levon Biss, in collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History. The project shines a light upon insect decline and biodiversity, displaying insects that are either already extinct or under severe threat. The photographs by Levon Biss are created from up to 10,000 individual images using microscope lenses and contain microscopic levels of detail to provide the audience with a unique visual experience.

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Endangered insects captured in vivid photographs

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Fence lizard on sandstone rock at Santa Susana Pass State Historic Park in Chatsworth, California.

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Lizards that survived wildfires are more alert to the sound of flames

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Dazzling photographs of flocking flamingos

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Dazzling photographs of flocking flamingos

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Wildcat review: Come for cute animals, stay for nuanced psychology

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Wildcat review: Come for cute animals, stay for nuanced psychology

An unusual nature documentary features a battle-scarred soldier who finds salvation in the Amazon rainforest, caring for an injured ocelot cub and developing a complex relationship with the founder of a wildlife rescue centre

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Glass frogs turn translucent by ‘hiding’ blood in their liver

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Despite our impact, there were inspiring wildlife wins this year

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Join the Christmas Bird Count and contribute to conservation research

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Long-haul flights: bad for the planet, necessary for global research

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