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In celebration of his latest exhibition, photographer Robin Moore shares tips on handling frogs with care.
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Smithsonian scientists discover a new mammal species called the “Olinquito.” For decades, they’ve suffered a case of mistaken identity.
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We discover that whole foods, in their purest form, can help maintain our wellbeing.
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Scientists have found dolphins call each other by their individual “names”, just like humans.
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Abused dogs in the U.S. get a new leash on life after a one of a kind rehabilitation program.
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Tasmanian devils will be placed in zoos around the world, as part of an effort to save the species from extinction.
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We bring you all the magnificent photos of our planet from the last week.
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A rare two-headed kitten is born in Oregon. Just one day old, she meows from both sides of her face.
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A rare Froncois’ leaf monkey infant survives the first weeks of life thanks to keepers at Sydney’s Taronga Zoo
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We take a look in pictures at this year’s prestigious Chelsea Flower Show in London, where a team of Australian gardeners won best in show – the first time Australia has won at the show in almost 100 years.
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UK wildlife rangers have embarked on an epic census to see if puffins are in decline.
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British fashion designers Vivienne Westwood and Katharine Hamnett create a buzz at a London bee protest.
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We take a look in pictures at China’s Sichuan province after an earthquake, the worst in three years, killed 186, injured 11,800 and left many more homeless.
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A locust infestation threatens the livelihoods of 13 million people, more than half of Madagascar’s population.
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The Art of Science is a travelling exhibition from Museum Victoria, exploring the wonder of scientific illustration. See our gallery of amazing images from this exhibit.
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Poachers in Gabon’s Minkebe National Park rainforest have reportedly killed
over 11,000 elephants since 2004, all for the growing demand of ivory.
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A man drags a shark back into the sea after it was found swimming in shallow waters near beachgoers in Australia.
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Designer Anna Carlile’s love for bush walking lead her to create Walks in Nature, photographic cards that showcase walks across the country which allow you to immerse yourself into some of the most spectacular scenery.
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Images of three snow leopards – a mother and her two cubs – have been recorded by a camera trap high in Tajikistan’s Pamir Mountains, indicating that a healthy population of the cats may be thriving in an area, despite the presence of legal hunters.
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Bambu, an orphaned Pudu deer, the tiniest deer species in the world and in grave danger of extinction, is given a second chance in Chile.
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Renowned panoramic photographer Ken Duncan talks us through where his passion for photography began. He shares his story and explains how he fell in love with nature and the world around him.
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Nearly waist-deep water is submerges Venice in one of the city’s worst floods in more than a century.
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After bypassing Florida, Sandy is churning towards the northeast coast of the US and is expected to bring extreme rain and flooding.
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Wearing panda costumes, zoo keepers at the Wolong Nature Reserve hide their human features to help cubs acclimate to the wild.
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