BBC Wildlife Magazine

BBC Wildlife Magazine is a celebration of the natural world, featuring all the latest discoveries, news and views on wildlife, conservation and environmental issues. With strong broadcasting links, authoritative journalism and award-winning photography, BBC Wildlife Magazine is essential reading for anyone with a passion for wildlife who wants to understand, experience and enjoy nature more.

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Wild Lives

wild TIMES • The latest news, photography and seasonal wildlife highlights

Winter wellness for snow monkeys • Hot springs do more than keep Japanese macaques toasty – it’s good for their health

Rare look at shy predator • A detailed snapshot of California’s coastal marten will aid its conservation

Return to the lost world • Epic new series tells the story of the dinosaurs

WHALE FEEDING

Jaguars meow in the wild • Unusual behaviour captured on camera

Battling bird flu • The spread of avian flu to Southern Ocean islands is an alarming sign that the virus is out of control

wild SPRING • 7 nature encounters for the season ahead

WILD IN THE CITY • As thousands of crows darken the winter skies above Portland, Oregon, it makes sense to mind your step

KATE BRADBURY • “I set an alarm for these low tides so we arrive with the rising sun”

BLUE HEAVENS • For a short spell in spring, these male amphibians are suddenly and vividly transformed

TOP FOUR PLACES

GROUND CONTROL • This freakish mole-worm hybrid is well-equipped for burrowing life

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LAIR OF THE SHADOW CAT • Climb Rajasthan’s Aravalli Hills before daybreak and you may be lucky enough to glimpse one of India’s most elusive creatures: the leopard

Remains of the day • Nature’s clean-up crew, the necrobiome, transforms the fallen into a lifeline for entire ecosystems

DEVILS AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA • With the future of sicklefin devil rays hanging in the balance, crucial research is building knowledge about these graceful gliders

HOT FUZZ • Tiny, cute and charismatic, jumping spiders open the door to a new world of eight-legged wonders

HIGH AND MIGHTY • In the Colombian Andes, a bear once seen as a troublemaker is quietly winning hearts and minds

Where was the world’s biggest badger sett?

How did humans start exploring the deep sea?

Why do some animals give birth en masse?

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Do lemmings actually jump off cliffs?

Can anything survive being swallowed alive?

Which animal has the highest carbon footprint?

Do crickets chirp more in summer?

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Photo CLUB

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SNAP-CHAT • Guy Edwardes on bad weather, big spiders and a brush with the police

The crossword

SPOT THE DIFFERENCE

Dances with wolves

Making noise

“Excuse me, sir. There is a snake” • Green mamba in Nairobi. Or was it?