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Breaking the chain February 16, 2011 Global warming causes a dramatic effect in local food chains.

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Beautiful big birds February 16, 2011 Top tips for distinguishing red kites and common buzzards.

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Swimming star February 16, 2011 Dolphins have special skin that makes them speedy swimmers.

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Dolphin encounter February 16, 2011 Martin Hughes-Games discovers the bow-riding bottlenose dolphins of Cardigan Bay.

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Team effort February 16, 2011 Bottlenose dolphins work together to catch fish in shallow waters.

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Boars and blooms February 16, 2011 Wild garlic and bluebells carpet a woodland and prove tempting to wild boar.

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Yellowtail cribo February 16, 2011 The Amazon’s most venomous snakes are all fair game for the non-venomous cribo.

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Eleventh hour February 16, 2011 There comes a time, in every bird’s life to take its first scary flight.

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Devonian fishing February 16, 2011 Fossil fish in Scotland’s quarries tell the story of our backboned ancestors.

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Little brown jobs February 16, 2011 It’s easier to identify almost identical woodland birds by song.

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Family politics February 16, 2011 Martin Hughes-Games takes a closer look at the members of the tit family.

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Seabird Serengeti February 16, 2011 The most enigmatic of our British birds, seabirds take on the wild magic of the ocean.

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Brush-tailed rock wallabies : free runners of ... February 16, 2011 Brush-tailed rock wallabies are highly adapted to their cliff homes.

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Bee identification February 16, 2011 How to tell the difference between some UK bee species - and identify which might sting.

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In-flight movie February 16, 2011 Slow motion filming captures bird flight techniques in fantastic detail.

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Sea trout search February 16, 2011 Underwater artist David Miller offers insights into the secret lives of sea trout.

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Most feared February 16, 2011 Rats may be cute to some, but they’re the most disliked and feared creature in the UK.

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Big fish, small appetite February 16, 2011 The huge basking shark only eats the tiniest plankton.

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Caribou death traps February 16, 2011 A late migration spells danger from brown bears and melting ice.

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Young parents February 16, 2011 Raising a family too young may be too steep a learning curve.