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Nature News Roundup: May #3

This week in nature: some grim karma for a poacher, sock-sniffing mosquitoes, forced abstinence for endangered fish, alien ant invaders ... Read More

African wildlife under the auction hammer

If you've never heard of a wildlife auction, think 'Storage Wars' crossed with an Attenborough special. Well, maybe not exactly ... ... Read More

Batten down the hatches, Antarctic night is here...

The sun will come out tomorrow, right? Well, not for the crew at the Concordia research station in Antarctica it ... Read More

New Zealand's washed-up Godzilla sea monster (a.k.a just an orca whale)

We have to admit: strange animal sightings seem to trigger a remarkable burst of creative speculation online. Take the animal ... Read More

Europe's vultures: Unpopular, hungry and now feasting on human remains

It seems like a freak occurrence: vultures swoop in & devour the dead body of a hiker in the French Pyrenees ... Read More

Robert Oelman's macro journey into a spineless world

Around 20% of the world’s invertebrates are now at risk of extinction, so we’re happy to back any effort ... Read More

Nature News Roundup: May #2

This week on the roundup: fungal communication, saving turtles with LEDs, everything you need to know about entomophagy and why ... Read More

Nature News Roundup: May #1

Bees were the big newsmakers this week with the pesticide ban, but there were also insect-sized drones, lemurs in portrait, ... Read More

Nature News Roundup: April #4

Cheetahs on the brink, massive eggs on auction, decoding the language of elephants, the cultural life of whales and a ... Read More

Saving species, extinction and one lonely dodo

Conservation charity Durrell has teamed up with the makers of Wallace and Gromit and the likes of Stephen Fry to ... Read More