BBC Wildlife - February 2025

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REBORN IN THE USA - One woman’s mission to save the bald eagle.

Brazil’s secret crab island.

On the prowl with polar bears.

Salmon to surge after largest dam removal project in history

California's Klamath River in recovery following large-scale restoration

1 min

AI brings hope for rare reds

New tech 'Squirrel Agent' can target invasive greys at feeders

1 min

Expedition Killer Whale

IN A REMOTE CORNER OF ANTARCTICA, a group of around 100 killer whales has developed an extraordinary method of hunting, known as wave-washing.

1 min

Big step for great Indian bustards

Artificial insemination offers a ray of hope

1 min

Feeding birds may kill them

We love to attract birds to our gardens, but feeders can pose a deadly risk

4 mins

wild FEBRUARY

7 nature encounters for the month ahead

3 mins

FEMALE OF THE SPECIES GREAT TINAMOU

It pays not to put all your eggs in one basket

2 mins

LIFE'S A BEACH

These impressive predators launch themselves from the surf in a spectacular hunting strategy

3 mins

SHAPE OF YOU

Its hefty headgear has garnered this sap-sucker mythical status

2 mins

KINGDOM OF THE ICE BEAR

Powerful and ruthless, but playful and tender, the polar bears of Svalbard are as complex as they are beautiful, says photographer Florian Ledoux

3 mins

SLOW BUT SURE

The Javan slow loris has suffered a huge population decline in recent years. But conservation efforts are turning the tide for this fascinating animal.

7 mins

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.

7 mins

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.

7 mins

A CRAB CALLED JOHN

The yellow land crab lives a secret life on an island stronghold off the coast of Brazil. One photographer went to find out more about this charismatic crustacean.

7 mins

Why do penguins give stones to each other?

THERE'S NOT A GREAT CHOICE OF NEST-building materials in the Antarctic. Pretty much the only things available to gentoo, Adélie and chinstrap penguins are pebbles, which at least serve to raise eggs off the frozen ground.

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How is a queen bee chosen?

PEOPLE HAVE LONG PEERED INTO beehives and seen a model for human society. There is much to admire the work ethic, the cooperation, the selflessness. But a hive could equally be seen as a product of a repressive class system, even a tyranny. Because some bees are more equal than others.

2 mins

How do crocodiles mate?

AS THE OLD JOKE GOES: CAREFULLY! Crocodiles have terrifying predatory instincts and you only have to consider the risks taken by a courting male black widow spider to see how predatory instincts can ruin a beautiful moment.

2 mins

Why aren't pterosaurs classed as dinosaurs?

THROUGHOUT THE MANY MILLIONS OF years that the likes of Triceratops, T. rex and Brontosaurus dominated the land, pterosaurs ruled the skies.

1 min

Smell: an ancient animal sense

DETECTING CHEMICALS IN THE environment enables an individual to identify molecules secreted by predators or prey, potential poisons and sexual partners. This benefit D to survival and reproduction helps explain why smell - olfaction - is probably the oldest sense and evolved 500 million years ago, around the origin of animals.

2 mins

ALL YOU EVER NEEDED TO KNOW ABOUT Wolves

WOLVES ARE THE LARGEST members of the dog family (Canidae) and can be found in Europe, Asia, North America and Africa. They are highly sociable mammals that typically travel and hunt in packs.

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