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Long-tailed Pangolin (Uromanis tetradactyla) unfurling itself from protective posture, Lokoue Bai. Odzala-Kokoua National Park, Republic of Congo

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90720611 Long-tailed Pangolin (Uromanis tetradactyla) unfurling itself from protective posture, Lokoue Bai. Odzala-Kokoua National Park, Republic of Congo© Jabruson

Gerenuk (Litocranius walleri) female standing on hind legs and feeding from a high branch, Samburu Game Reserve, Kenya October - Mary Mcdonald/ npl

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90673649 Gerenuk (Litocranius walleri) female standing on hind legs and feeding from a high branch, Samburu Game Reserve, Kenya October© Mary McDonald / NPL

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90809817 Invasive Lionfish (Pterois volitans) is caught as part of an effort to help coral reefs adapt to this new predator. Abaco, Bahamas.© Shane Gross

The Breach at Alkborough. This is a break in the sea defences flooding farmland to creating 150 hectares of wetland protecting urban Humber Estuary, Eastern England, UK August 2008

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90788818 The Breach at Alkborough. This is a break in the sea defences flooding farmland to creating 150 hectares of wetland protecting urban Humber Estuary, Eastern England, UK August 2008© Ashley Cooper

The Breach at Alkborough. This is a break in the sea defences flooding farmland to create 150 hectares of wetland protecting urban Humber Estuary, Eastern England, UK August 2008

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90788812 The Breach at Alkborough. This is a break in the sea defences flooding farmland to create 150 hectares of wetland protecting urban Humber Estuary, Eastern England, UK August 2008© Ashley Cooper

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90788811 The Breach at Alkborough. This is a break in the sea defences flooding farmland to create 150 hectares of wetland protecting urban Humber Estuary, Eastern England, UK August 2008© Ashley Cooper

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90788810 The Breach at Alkborough. This is a break in the sea defences flooding farmland to create 150 hectares of wetland protecting urban Humber Estuary, Eastern England, UK August 2008© Ashley Cooper

Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) kits with ear tag being handled by biologist researching the animals' ability to adapt to global warming, Yukon, Canada - Philippe Henry/ Biosphoto

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00490787 Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) kits with ear tag being handled by biologist researching the animals' ability to adapt to global warming, Yukon, Canada© Philippe Henry/ Biosphoto

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00490786 Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) kits with ear tag being handled by biologist researching the animals' ability to adapt to global warming, Yukon, Canada© Philippe Henry/ Biosphoto

Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) kit with ear tag being handled by biologist researching the animals' ability to adapt to global warming, Yukon, Canada - Philippe Henry/ Biosphoto

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00490785 Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) kit with ear tag being handled by biologist researching the animals' ability to adapt to global warming, Yukon, Canada© Philippe Henry/ Biosphoto

Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) having blood sampled during project to research the animals' ability to adapt to global warming, Yukon, Canada - Philippe Henry/ Biosphoto

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00490784 Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) having blood sampled during project to research the animals' ability to adapt to global warming, Yukon, Canada© Philippe Henry/ Biosphoto

Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) caught in a biologist's cage in study of animals' ability to adapt to global warming, Yukon, Canada - Philippe Henry/ Biosphoto

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00490783 Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) caught in a biologist's cage in study of animals' ability to adapt to global warming, Yukon, Canada© Philippe Henry/ Biosphoto

Photomontage of living gecko feet showing a variety of forms Gecko feet employ very small subdivided filaments to bond with their substrates at the molecular level using Van Der Waals' forces Every sq... - Paul D Stewart/ npl

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90690355 Photomontage of living gecko feet showing a variety of forms Gecko feet employ very small subdivided filaments to bond with their substrates at the molecular level using Van Der Waals' forces Every sq...© Paul D Stewart / NPL

Close-up of the front paws of a European Lynx (Lynx lynx) showing the large gap between toes that allows it to move easily in heavy snow, captive, Norway, February - Edwin Giesbers/ npl

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90393773 Close-up of the front paws of a European Lynx (Lynx lynx) showing the large gap between toes that allows it to move easily in heavy snow, captive, Norway, February© Edwin Giesbers / NPL

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