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Bomb crater pond

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WW2 bomb craters are a home to rare and vulnerable animals

Ponds created in the holes blasted by second world war bombs are as biodiverse as natural ones, and could help preserve species as the salty pools vanish

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A wasp on its nest

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Stubborn wasp queens pass their personality on to their colony

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Tiptoeing termites bang their heads to mimic ant footsteps

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Tiptoeing termites bang their heads to mimic ant footsteps

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Caterpillars vibrate anuses to send food and shelter alerts

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Caterpillars vibrate anuses to send food and shelter alerts

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Bees learn to play golf and show off how clever they really are

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Bees learn to play golf and show off how clever they really are

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men in panda suits

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Humans in panda suits try to track down bears in the woods

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Platythyrea and Strumigenys ants

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Big builder ants and tiny guard ants live together in one nest

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bison

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Slaughter of an American icon: The Yellowstone buffalo cull

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cock-eyed squid

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Deep-sea squid points a big, bulging eye up and a tiny eye down

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Dog being petted

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Monkeys and dogs judge humans by how they treat others

Experiments show that both canines and capuchins prefer those of us who help other people, hinting that morality may have a more-ancient origin than thought

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Synchronised swimming seems to make dolphins more optimistic

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Evolved instincts shaped democracy to resist bullies like Trump

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Why grey wolves kill less prey when brown bears are around

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Bird lookouts make alarm calls to save themselves, not the group

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