HE ENGINEERS
We knew sea otters saved kelp forests. But we didn’t know they could save estuaries, too

SEA OF GIANTS
An unusual alliance is forming to save Sri Lanka’s remarkable whales

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ZOOQUEST
Many people believe zoos have an important role to play in conserving species. We investigate if this really justifies keeping animals in captivity

SMALL BEGINNINGS
Without the egg, animals as we know them – including us – could not have evolved and flourished. This is the rise of the egg

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WALKING WITH PENGUINS
Mourning her late husband, photographer Ursula Clare Franklin needed a new direction. Soon she was travelling the world, on a quest to photograph her favourite animal, the penguin – all 18 species of them

CROSS COUNTRY
Translocating elephants is no mean feat – but it’s helping this iconic mammal to reclaim its historic lands

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REACH FOR THE SKY
In the 1970s, the bald eagle was on the verge of extinction. Thanks in part to the pioneering work of one young biologist, this magnificent bird has made a spectacular comeback.

Big cats in BRITAIN
Sightings and DNA tests suggest that large cats such as black leopards are quietly naturalising in Britain. Here’s the whole story.

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