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HIDE AND SEEK
The western lowland gorilla is not as familiar as its mountain cousin, but the forests of Central Africa are gradually revealing the secrets of this elusive ape
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
An initiative in South Africa is using cameras to nurture the conservationists of tomorrow
GIMME SHELTER
In Costa Rica, a pioneering charity is helping vulnerable sloths that have lost their homes due to deforestation
STUCK IN THE MIDDLE
SEA SLATER - Meet the giant woodlouse that can only survive in the damp zone between land and sea
BLOWIN' IN THE WIND
Catch all the action as spectacular cetaceans swim by our shores
MARK CARWARDINE
\"Why would killer whales attack yachts in 21st-century Europe?\"
Aim of the game
Adult craneflies appear in September with the purpose to mate
Speedy fish
After disappearing in the 1960s, turbocharged bluefin tuna are back
Hummingbirds know their drink-fly limits
New research shows that one particular species can function under the influence - up to a point
Lost & Found
COMMON SWIFTS ARE A FAMILIAR FIXTURE of our summer skies, but there are a number of rarer species in this bird family that visit as occasional vagrants from afar.
Iceland suspends fin whale hunting
The groundbreaking decision lasts until late August and could spell the end of whaling in the country
Katty Baird
National Museums Scotland volunteer and author of Meetings with Moths on documenting British Lepidoptera
GILLIAN BURKE
\"People still believe there's a ticking human population time-bomb\"
Nothing scary to see here
House spiders start to appear indoors in search of warmth and a mate
Scarlet fever
Black bryony is an unmissable hedgerow highlight
Milestone for iconic eagles
For the first time in 240 years, a white-tailed eagle has fledged in the wild at a secret location in southern England
Return of the dragons
Endangered lizard seen for the first time in more than 50 years
Mighty migrants
Bar-tailed godwits show admirable athleticism
Shifting sands
When the sun sets, a baby turtle's life has only just begun
HOPE SPRINGS
Manatee habitat was threatened in Florida but is being restored, one blade of grass at a time
THE POWER OF PONDS
Our farmland ponds have vanished, but new initiatives are bringing back these biodiversity powerhouses
LIVING IT LARGE
Patagotitan is likely the biggest dinosaur to have walked the Earth. Here's how it lived its supersized life.
PLASTIC PERIL
Intimate photos of flesh-footed shearwaters reveal fascinating behaviour - and research into a growing threat
MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME
On the edge of a remote mountain slope in northern India, a secretive cat becomes part of village life
SAIL AWAY
The drifting siphonophore with a killer reputation that paralyses its prey
SPLISH SPLASH
Watch these superbly adapted raptors plunging for fish to feed their young
Underwater orchestra
Tune in to the lesser water boatman performing an extraordinary chorus
De-horning black rhinos is changing their behaviour
Given the scant evidence that removing the horns of rhinos reduces poaching, is it worth it?
Kangaroos haven't always hopped
Hopping as a method of high-speed endurance wasn't used by all large kangaroos
Roary Neat
Freshwater Habitats Trust volunteer on looking after rare wetland plants for a reintroduction project in Oxfordshire