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If you need an idea for a Halloween costume, why not dress up as a giant trevally?
Tonka beans have an intense flavour that chefs and food manufacturers have enthusiastically embraced. There’s just one problem – it contains a chemical that could kill.
During the Cold War, Vozrozhdeniya Island was a top-secret testing ground for deadly Soviet super-pathogens. Despite over two decades of abandonment, their legacy lives on.
What makes some savage mammals while others are happy to play with humans?
New research reveals how orcas attack baleen whales, and how the whales fight back
For centuries people have spun tales of sea monsters with giant tentacles that drag people to their doom. Is there any truth to the stories?
Weird and wonderful creatures with bright ideas
When a man in Thailand went to the toilet, a python sank its teeth into his penis. What animals can navigate the sewers to pop up in your loo?
Hundreds of years ago, eight children were taken from a village in Borneo - by "dragons". What were these terrifying beasts?
In this stunning and tense sequence from Planet Earth II, a newly-hatched marine iguana must make its way to the sea, but to do so it must run a gauntlet of racer snakes
On the face of it, climate change and volcanic eruptions are completely unrelated. But in fact our warming world could trigger extra volcanic eruptions
Jumping spiders are known for their intricate courtship displays. Now five new species have been named
This strange phenomenon is called a "cloud inversion", and when it happens the results are spectacular
Moonlight triggers the world’s biggest orgy
In a fight for territory, dominant males settle old scores
You have to see to believe this - how smart this pod of killer whale act as a hunting team after their seal prey who have little, or no, chance of escape!
At one lake in Venezuela, lightning flashes 28 times a minute
Oklahoma, Antarctica, the Southern Ocean and a small island off the coast of Australia are all in the running
Some 8,000 years ago, a tsunami with a run-up height of up to 25m swept Scottish islands and the coastline at 80mph. It may have been caused by climate change. Could it happen again?
The world is full of natural hazards, from volcanoes to floods and storms. But where is the risk to human life greatest?
Muhammad Ali may have thrown some pretty powerful punches, but there are animals in the wild that could beat the stuffing out of him
There really is ever only going to be one winner; nature knows best!
Great Video of Nature and its power!! subscribe if you like! Music: Tune of Soul - Planet Boom
It's so easy to use our personal hair care items that even a very young child can do it safely easily and to prove it here's our 18 month old to show you all...
