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Mike Dilger’s wildlife spectacles Each year, a vast shoal of sardines creates a feeding frenzy on South Africa’s Cape coast Nick Baker’s hidden world The furry, tentacled monkey slug is neither monkey nor slug. So what on earth is it? A bug’s life See life in the undergrowth from a captivating new perspective Long live the kings A decade after Cecil the lion was shot, there are encouraging signs of hope for lion numbers

Elk could return to the UK after 3,000 years

The first stage of a new rewilding project plans to introduce elk to enclosures in the East Midlands

1 mins

Flamingos create whirlpools to catch prey

By foot stomping and head jerking, flamingos create vortexes to catch food

1 mins

The wallaby controversy

Feral wallaby populations are growing on the Isle of Man - and native wildlife is suffering

5 mins

Wild JULY 7 nature encounters for the month ahead

AT THE HEIGHT OF SUMMER, little owls are often active during daylight in the morning and evening.

2 mins

KATE BRADBURY

“In folklore, the Oak King and Holly King battle on each solstice”

2 mins

FEMALE OF THE SPECIES

A carnivore with an underbelly that defies description

2 mins

WILD IN THE CITY

Millions of starlings descend upon Rome every year, creating spectacular murmurations – and a mess

2 mins

BEYOND THE SEA

Each year, a vast shoal of sardines travels up South Africa's Cape coast, creating a giant feeding frenzy

2 mins

SUPER FURRY ANIMAL

It's furry, tentacled and slides slowly over leaves. So... what the heck is it?

3 mins

LONG LIVE THE KINGS

A decade after Cecil the lion was shot with a bow and arrow, there are encouraging signs of hope for lion numbers across Africa

7 mins

"Beyond their magic and beauty, butterflies play a vital role in our ecosystems"

\"Through their life-cycle, butterflies offer a masterclass in change, growth and renewal\"

7 mins

LIFTING CRANES

The tallest flying bird in the world owes its survival to a special relationship with small farmers in the most populated part of India

7 mins

REWIGGLING A RIVER

Restoring rivers to more natural shapes has huge benefits for wildlife - as one project in the Cairngorms demonstrates

7 mins

What is assisted migration?

THE GUAM KINGFISHER - ALSO KNOWN as the sihek - has been extinct in the wild since 1988 but was successfully introduced to Palmyra Atoll last year. However, they aren’t native to the island (which is roughly one-third of the way between Hawaii and American Samoa). With the invasive brown tree snake responsible for their decline still at large on Guam, the most feasible way to restore them to the wild was by moving them to an entirely new home. Though the project is young, it’s a high-profile example of a controversial conservation technique known as assisted migration.

2 mins

How many mass extinctions have there been?

MASS EXTINCTIONS ARE A WIDESPREAD and rapid loss of life on Earth, typically in response to some kind of global catastrophe or change in climate. These events have occurred throughout Earth's history and have played pivotal roles in shaping both its past and current biodiversity.

1 mins

Is horseshoe crab blood really blue?

BEYOND THEIR ODD APPEARANCE AND ancient history, there is another thing that makes horseshoe crabs stand out from the crowd: their bright blue blood.

1 mins

What happens to rainforests if there's no rain?

THE HEAVY RAINFALL THAT POWERS rainforests is caused by the complex interaction of multiple geographic and climatic factors, including mountain ranges, ocean and wind currents, and the intensity of solar exposure. The forests themselves contribute to rainfall, with evaporation from plant biomass contributing significantly to the water cycle.

1 mins

Flying foxes

FLYING FOXES ARE BIG TROPICAL BATS that tend to roost in large numbers and mainly feed on fruit, pollen and nectar.

3 mins

SNAP-CHAT

Bella Falk on wild dogs, torrential rain and a grumpy elephant

3 mins

“In the blink of an eye, six of them hurtled towards my tree”

Woolly monkeys in the Colombian Andes

2 mins

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Uitgever: Our-Media-Ltd

Categorie: Animals-and-Pets

Taal: English

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BBC Wildlife Magazine is a monthly magazine about wildlife, operated and published by Immediate Media Company. It was launched in January 1963 as Animals Magazine, edited by filmmaker Armand Denis.

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