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Wolf caught on camera trap in Belgium - Video |  After some sheep were killed near the Belgian town of Gedinne in July, a TV camera crew set up a camera trap to see if, as suspected, a lynx had killed the sheep. Much to their, and everyone else's, surprise, what they caught on camera was not a lynx, but appeared to be a wolf.Read the full story » |
wildlife news from the week of 25th September
| bird news WHALE, DOLPHIN AND MARINE NEWS |
HELP US MAINTAIN WILDLIFE EXTRA  While we will maintain to offer a free service to all our readers, we would like to improve our efforts. To this end, if you feel that you get a good service from Wildlife Extra and that you would like to help us help you, we have now made that possible. Click here to make a voluntary subscription. | Wildflower wonders of the world I am not really into wild flowers, but this book got the juices flowing and made me want to start visiting some of these places. This is not a field guide to the wildflowers of the world, but a guide to the wildflower fields of the world.
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 Where to watch wildlife this week In Britain, the Red deer rut peaks in October, though does usually kick off in September. The male Red deer are fighting for supremacy, to allow them to control and mate with the largest harem.
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Cheetah to be reintroduced into India
25 new species discovered in UAE's Wadi Wurayah
