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Bad news for one of Cambodia’s iconic big cats, a trafficking bust sees whale sharks freed in Indonesia, scientists prove an electrifying old myth about eels & did a Namibian tour guide do the right thing when saving a stranded dolphin?
A controversial tourist attraction raided after allegations of wildlife trafficking, the US enacts a near-total ban on the ivory trade, a rare giant panda birth at a Belgian Zoo, Schwarzenegger’s hair-raising elephant encounter & is Australia considering culling its saltwater crocodiles?
Scientists save baby albatrosses from rising seas in Hawaii, an Australian town faces a bat-related emergency, the rhino horn trade sparks controversy in South Africa & a newly discovered population of Tasmanian devils brings hope for the species.
One of the most endangered birds in the US makes a surprise comeback, tragedy as 24 pilot whales strand in the Gulf of California, an underwater cave yields giant fossils, a new documentary spotlights chimpanzee rights & a nest cam in Israel captures a daring predation!
Mongolia approves a vast reserve for an endangered big cat, Zimbabwe makes a controversial decision about its wildlife, a chemical jellyfish scam uncovered in China & how studying bats could lead to better drones. And then you can add a version of the line you always use
Nepal keeps winning the war against poachers, a small African country makes a very controversial proposal & one iconic spotted cat has lost a shocking chunk of its habitat. In Alaska, supersized visitors make their presence known and a garden of corals emerges fathoms below. Your weekly of dose wildlife news is served.
Sea Shepherd uses night vision drone to bust totoaba poachers, Kenya burns over a 100 tonnes of ivory, scientists capture images of snow leopards mating, plans to transport a group of dolphins to the Arizona desert sparks outrage and an unidentified deep-sea jelly has scientists stumped.
A cicada invasion 17 years in the making is about to hit the Northeastern United States, illegal fishing vessels seized in the Galapagos Marine Reserve, radioactive boars wreak havoc in Japan, good news for the world's only flightless parrot, and a look at what it took to create the amazing creatures in Disney's 'The Jungle Book’.
Wild tiger numbers on the rise for the first time in a century, thousands of swarming red crabs filmed off Panama’s coast, a 24-foot long python dies just days after being found and why Disney's Zootopia spells trouble for fennec foxes. Have your say: should Disney be educating audiences on the dangers of keeping wild animals as pets?
Conservationists use 3D-printed eggs in an effort to save Africa’s vultures, the US moves to protect Russia’s over-hunted beluga whale population, endangered warty pigs caught on camera in Indonesia for the very first time and a snake eagle meets its match when it takes on a huge cobra.
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Nature news that made headlines, plus a good helping of the cute and the quirky, all wrapped up in a weekly two-minute video roundup.

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