Meet a lethal 45 tonne ocean predator: bbc.in/1nYvq9q

Blimey “BBC Earth: Meet a lethal 45 tonne ocean predator: bbc.in/1nYvq9q ”

So this is why honey bee nests get so big: bbc.in/1vvaTJi

Did this ancient predator deserve his fierce reputation? bbc.in/1uB1OiT

Birds of paradise have a taste for the theatrical when it comes to attracting a mate: bbc.in/1tBcQAt

It's what this man did after surviving a shark attack that's most surprising: bbc.in/1tBgJVS

Many theories exist around #Borobudur Temple in #Java, including that it enshrined the burnt ashes of deified kings.

This trio of baby #geladas will be part of a much larger group. Gelada groups can consist of as many as 600.

What would happen if humans became extinct? Watch and be amazed: bbc.in/1uPDiux

That's quite a few pairs of thermals #FrozenPlanet

Bees as you've never seen them bbc.com/earth/story/20… My first piece for BBC Earth

See10 species of American bees in pin-sharp detail: bbc.in/1vfT57f

BBC Earth Fact: 0028

Meet the first baby sloth to be delivered by Caesarean section: bbc.in/ZY8sEG

A #Siberian #tiger using its surroundings to camouflage itself:

A globular springtail being photographed next to a nail to illustrate its size:

Contrary to popular belief, certain bats can actually see rather well & use ultrasound at night. #HappyHalloween

Stunning #photos of Australia’s #GreatBarrierReef released by @SeaviewSurvey including 360s bbc.in/1EK3p9r

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