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New species of tropical moth from Guyana discovered in Port Talbot living room
A beautiful new species of clearwing moth that is native to Guyana has been described after it was discovered 7,000 ...
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California condor: Saving North America’s biggest bird
California condors – known scientifically as Gymnogyps californianus – are imposing vultures. They’re the largest bird ...
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Snakes: Super senses, stretchy jaws and deadly venom
Almost all snakes that produce toxins are venomous rather than poisonous. To get into a victim’s bloodstream, venom enters ...
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Penguins and albatrosses have a ‘touch sensor’ in their beak
A new study has revealed a network of touch-sensitive pits, known as a bill-tip organ, hidden inside the beaks of albatrosses ...
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Tring: Toddler Takeover Day
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year Announces New Jury Ahead of Sixty-First Competition
Wildlife Photographer of the Year has today revealed a new jury for the sixty-first competition. The international panel of experts will select the next Wildlife Photographer of the Year winners and ...