In der aktuellen Ausgabe von BBC Wildlife

• Rise of the killer hornets
  Asia’s yellow-legged hornet has a toehold in Britain but we’re keeping it at bay – for now
• GILLIAN BURKE
  “Losing sight of this version of the human story hurts us all in the end”
• FEMALE OF THE SPECIES SUPERB LYREBIRD
  These ladies have a voice – and a taste for vandalism
• SHAKE IT OFF DISPLAYING INDIAN PEAFOWL
  When it comes to impressing the females, peacocks know how to put on a show
• CIRCLE IN THE SAND SANDGROPER
  The seldom-seen subterranean insect that swims beneath our feet
• FISHER KINGS
  Some of the world’s biggest birds gather to feast at a tranquil lake teeming with fish in the mountainous north of Greece
• 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
• IN PURSUIT OF PARADISE
  An adventure in Papua New Guinea to seek some of the world’s most incredible birds is the culmination of a 40-year dream
• TO CATCH A CAIMAN
  Studying caimans in the Amazon can help the species’ conservation – but you have to catch one first
• ZOOQUEST
  Many people believe zoos have an important role to play in conserving species. We investigate if this really justifies keeping animals in captivity
• Super-strong animals
  Some of the world’s mightiest creatures, from crabs to crocs