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BBC Wildlife Magazine, 30 Juillet 2026

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BBC Wildlife Magazine, publié en langue Anglais, est un magazine de Royaume-Uni. Consultez BBC Wildlife Magazine en ligne sur PressReader ou téléchargez des numéros pour les lire plus tard. Parcourez les anciens numéros de BBC Wildlife Magazine dans les archives.

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ArticleINTO THE DESERT

Kayak­ing with Arc­tic giants Spec­tac­u­lar great cres­ted grebes The world’s most sin­is­ter plants

INTO THE DESERT

ArticleSur­round­ing ourselves with nature is so good for us

Grow­ing up by the ocean, i’d spend as much time as I could in the water – swim­ming or surf­ing. But I only came to kayak­ing much later in life. In the last few years, some of my most power­ful wild­life exper­i­ences have been when gently pad­dling...

Sur­round­ing ourselves with nature is so good for us

ArticleWhy man­grove forests are heal­ing

In this epis­ode of What in the World, BBC envir­on­ment cor­res­pond­ent Matt McGrath explains how, after years of decline at the hands of humans, these vital coastal eco­sys­tems are mak­ing a comeback. Catch up on BBC Sounds

Why man­grove forests are heal­ing

ArticleHow did plants evolve to attract insects?

Crowd­Science presenter Anand Jaga­tia braves mud and leeches in the Phil­ip­pines to search for the rafflesia. He dis­cusses how plants attract pol­lin­at­ors and why they need these creatures. Catch up on BBC Sounds

How did plants evolve to attract insects?

ArticleRobotic lawn­mowers

Can these time-sav­ing garden gad­gets do their job without hass­ling hedge­hogs? Expert Sophie Lund-Rasmussen, who has under­taken research on this mat­ter, answers the cru­cial ques­tion in a recent epis­ode of Sliced Bread that exam­ines the pros...

Robotic lawn­mowers

ArticleKeep in touch

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ArticleTHE COVER

Pho­to­grapher Jandré Ger­mishuizen explains how he cap­tured this month’s cover image. “I saw this breed­ing herd mov­ing fast into Nam­i­bia’s Hoanib river­bed early in the day, rais­ing a cloud of dust. As the group dis­persed, I focused on one lone...

THE COVER