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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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ArticleRemem­ber­ing comedian and nat­ur­al­ist Bill Oddie

When i heard the sad news of Bill Oddie’s death at the age of 85, I was trans­por­ted back to child­hood memor­ies of gig­gling uncon­trol­lably at him in 1970s TV com­edy show The Good­ies. Then, as I got older, I came to know him not just for his...

Remem­ber­ing comedian and nat­ur­al­ist Bill Oddie

ArticleBBC Inside Sci­ence

In the epis­ode Plank­ton’s Untapped Poten­tial, ocean­o­grapher Helen Czer­ski and plank­ton spe­cial­ist Vin­cent Dou­meizel talk about how the sea, and even the tini­est of life­forms in it, have the power to help us sur­vive in the future, if we...

BBC Inside Sci­ence

ArticleThis Nat­ural Life

Join broad­caster Martha Kear­ney and nature writer Patrick Barkham as they walk and talk in Fox­ley Wood, Nor­folk. It has been under­go­ing long-term res­tor­a­tion, and seven years ago saw the return of the purple emperor but­ter­fly, which had...

This Nat­ural Life

ArticleTHE COVER

Pho­to­grapher Pierre Bor­czuk cap­tured this image one winter morn­ing. “From Novem­ber to Feb­ru­ary, snowy owls, on their south­ern migra­tion, settle along the beach dunes of New Hamp­shire and Mas­sachu­setts,” he says. “Sun­rise was behind me...

THE COVER

ArticleNICK BAKER

“A tele­scop­ing, razor­sharp tube pierces the exo­skel­eton, deliv­er­ing a minus­cule single egg.”

NICK BAKER

ArticleMARK CARWARDINE

“The dragons dis­trib­ute the venom by rak­ing their shark-like teeth through their prey’s flesh.” Why the ‘dragon’ moniker? Komodo dragons are mon­itor liz­ards, but the name fit­tingly reflects their his­tor­ical repu­ta­tion. Early explorers...

MARK CARWARDINE

ArticleDAVID LINDO

“Pigeons may be part of the city’s fur­niture, but to a gos­hawk, they’re an all-you-can-eat buf­fet.” Ber­lin is the cap­ital of cool in Ger­many. And it has a secret side. Unbe­known to the cyc­lists, com­muters and park-goers, Euras­ian gos­hawks...

DAVID LINDO