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A grey and white scottish fold cat sits on a log with grass and purple flowers

Think twice before getting one of these 7 cat breeds, warns vet

We take a look at the unhealthiest cat breeds.
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Poppy

Why is the poppy a symbol of remembrance and how did it come to represent sacrifice?

How did the poppy become a symbol of remembrance? We recount how this pretty red flower came to represent the fallen.
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The true story of horses in WW1

How real was the film 'War Horse'? Discover the harrowing story and the true horrors of horses on the front line of WWI

The charity The Brooke brings to life the horrors horses faced during the First World War
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A cat looking scared on the side of the road

These five changes in your cat’s body language could be telling you something important - here’s what to look out for

A dog sat on the beach on their own

A little independence could make your dog happier – here's how to encourage it

An independent dog isn’t necessarily an aloof one and by helping our four-legged friends to make their own choices we can help them become happier, more confident companions.
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A hedgehog eating a leaf

The number of British hedgehogs are falling rapidly - this is what you can do to help

A hedgehog laid down on the floor

Why do hedgehogs inflate like balloons?

Hedgehogs are famous for curling into tight, prickly balls. But a rare condition can cause their bodies to swell to several times their normal size.
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Heather seen on the Rothbury Estate

Wildlife Trusts hit £30 million target to purchase and rewild massive Rothbury Estate roughly the size of Athens

One of the biggest projects of its kind in British history.
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A donkey and bull stood together

Scientists are puzzled by this same-sex bull and donkey relationship

A dog walking down a hill sniffing its surroundings

Dogs aren't being naughty when they run off – here's what's driving them

From irresistible scents to the thrill of the chase, some dogs seem determined to explore the world beyond their owner’s side.
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A person walking towards Scafell Pike

The hidden cost of Britain’s outdoor boom – and why our wild places need help

The BMC is raising the alarm on how Britain's landscapes are treated. 
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Domestic Cat Lies in a Basket with a Knitted Blanket, Looking At the Camera.

Which cats have the fewest health problems? A vet shares their top breeds

We take a look at the healthiest cat breeds
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A dog stood at the front door greeting its owner

Could your dog ever forget you? What vets know about canine memory

A man stood in his garden holding a shovel

Skip the supermarket: A beginner’s guide to growing your own food, whatever the size of your garden

Growing food doesn't need to be complicated. From a kitchen shelf to an allotment, anyone can do it.
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A robin sat on a branch

The familiar sound of Britain’s robins is changing — and humans may be to blame

Robins in urban areas are changing their songs to battle this human behaviour.
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Squirrels on a long wooden frame

That squirrel in your garden may be watching your every move - here’s what they are looking out for

Does your local garden squirrel trust you? It’s unlikely.
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How many teeth do dogs have

Your dog's teeth could be telling you more about their health than you think - here's what to look out for

Should we brush our dog's teeth? Learn why dental care is important for your furry friend.
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tardigrades

This animal can survive boiling, freezing and even the vacuum of space - meet Earth's ultimate survivor

Meet on e of the toughest animals in the world - tardigrades
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A cuckoo sat on a tree branch

Cuckoos go to astonishing lengths to avoid raising their young - and it can result in the death of other baby birds

A particularly manipulative behaviour in the bird world.
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A group of people stood around a bonfire

Who is Guy Fawkes? The shocking plot behind Britain's annual night of bonfires and fireworks

How birds stay warm

Birds have a remarkable way of keeping warm that humans have copied for centuries

Bestowing the gifts of flight and warmth, enabling birds to survive the frozen months, feathers are a marvel of nature. How do these amazing appendages work and how did they evolve? Ben Hoare reveals all
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A water shrew sat on top of a rock

This tiny British mammal shrinks its brain every winter — then grows it back

A fascinating insight into the evolution of shrews.
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A close-up of a giant hornet

What makes the world's largest hornet so dangerous - and has it ever been seen in the UK?

It has a terrifying 6mm stinger, but has the 'murder hornet' ever been spotted in the UK?
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