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NewsThe world's largest eagle hunted unlike any other bird of prey
Scientists have discovered how a bird of prey dubbed 'the flying tiger' could take down one of the heaviest birds that ever lived.
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British wildlifeWild parakeets in the UK: exotic delights or a potential problem?
Ring-necked parakeets are a spectacle to see and hear, but are they causing problems for native UK wildlife?
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NewsThe extinction of mammoths led to more wildfires
The end of the mammoths gave rise to a tinderbox world that was more likely to catch fire.
30 November 2021 -
NewsThe world's smallest elephants led unusually long lives
Ancient elephants that would have been born the size of a puppy lived for decades more than previously thought.
29 November 2021
