In Pictures: The ocean's giants
A BBC film crew capture stunning images of the giants breaking records under the waves.
Pesticides fear for Barrier Reef
Agricultural pesticides are causing significant damage to the Great Barrier Reef, a new Australian government report on water quality says. BBC News
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When dinosaurs bite
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Meal for two
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On TV and Radio
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Empire of the desert ants
Natural World visits the Arizona desert, where a new honey ant queen wages an intense battle for survival as she attempts to build and defend her empire
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Ocean giants
Unique and privileged access into the magical world inhabited by the huge creatures that lives beneath the ocean waves
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Deadly 60 on a Mission
Wildlife presenter Steve Backshall comes face-to-face with some of the world's deadliest animals
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My life as a turkey
A special report on Florida's endangered wild turkeys by the Natural World team
Picture Galleries
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Years with the ants
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Lost in time
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Anemone v sea slug
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Saving seabirds
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Oryx saved
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Birds' energy drink
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In Pictures: Spotting seadragons
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Most Wanted
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In bloom
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Master of disguise
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The world's ants captured in 3D
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Flower power
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Smuggled baby animals are rescued
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England's orchards
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GPS backpacks track NZ hedgehogs
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Beautiful spring bluebells flower
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Spider webs cocoon trees
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New Amazon stingrays discovered
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Dolphins arrive
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Sharp teeth aid bats' fruit diets
Rainbow courtship
Blue whale breach
Ant stitch-up
No1 predator
Canopy plants
Size matters
Inside the blue whale
Blue encounterVideo collections
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Seaside spectacular
Summer is the perfect time to explore the wildlife of the seaside.
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Nature's record breakers
Meet the biggest, the fastest and the deadliest the natural world has to offer.
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Garden wildlife
The wildlife in our gardens can be as varied and numerous as it is surprising.
Features & Analysis
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Early Autumn
Migrating birds are already on the move
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Polar bears and people
Will encounters between humans and polar bears become more common?
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Protecting the Galapagos Islands
Conservation officials are cracking down on tours of the Galapagos Islands in a bid to protect its endangered animals and marine life. Fast Track
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Insects and the city
A three-year survey across Britain aims to uncover the habitats where insect pollinators do best BBC News
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Welcome to synurbia
In his Wonder Monkey blog, Matt Walker discusses the rise of synurbic species, and whether wildlife will adapt to live within our towns and cities
BlackCat_Photos commenting on Twitter about the release of ladybird spiders on a Dorset heath“Oh he's so cute! @bbc_springwatch @BBCNature (& that's from someone scared of spiders!)”
