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People's Choice Award - Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Explore the world's best nature photography. See galleries of images, find out more about the competition and about how to visit this year's exhibition.
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New sabre-crested Spinosaurus species named from desert dinosaur fossils Natural History Museum
'Astonishing' fossils from Niger have been named as Spinosaurus mirabilis.
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The changing story of the Beachy Head Woman Natural History Museum
The identity of a mysterious Roman-era skeleton found in southern England may have finally been resolved.
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Earliest fire-making dating back 400,000 years ago unearthed in Suffolk, England Natural History Museum
We were not the first species to master the flame.
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Early hominin Australopithecus afarensis may not be our human ancestor after all Natural History Museum
New Australopithecus fossils found in Ethiopia are changing the human family tree.
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Origin of our own species' lineage pushed back by half a million years Natural History Museum
The reanalysis of an ancient human skulls might upend how we thought humans evolved.
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Starfish-killing bacteria revealed as cause of biggest undersea disease outbreak Natural History Museum
The cause of sea star wasting disease has been identified, offering hope that the epidemic might be overcome.
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We finally solved the mystery of how potatoes evolved Natural History Museum
Crisps and mash owe their existence to a series of precise events that took place nine million years ago.
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Warning Night Light
One evening, while walking along the riverbed of the Myakka River State Park in Sarasota, Florida, USA, one evening, Larry came across a group of alligators. It was the dry season, and they had been gorging on fish trapped in the pools left behind as the
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Hidden ecosystems discovered in seafloor beneath hydrothermal vents Natural History Museum
Worms and snails have been found living in cavities under hydrothermal vents more than 2.5 kilometres beneath the ocean's surface.
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