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British wildlifeBasking shark (Cetorhinus maximus)
Explore facts about this huge shark - which can open its mouth up to a metre wide - including where you might see one in the UK.
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year: Rattlesnake Roundup
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Whales are some of the only animals with wonky heads.
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With a dramatic nickname and a taste for honeybees, Asian giant hornets are causing panic in North America.
