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Underwater Photography Masterclass by Alex Mustard

From diving equipment and cameras, to understanding light underwater, this book provides all you need before you take the plunge.

Koala bear found dead at Los Angeles zoo killed by mountain lion roaming the city

The zoo is now locking up smaller animals in barns to protect them from 'P-22,' who lives in Griffth Park.

Florida: Lowry Park Zoo welcomes two 'rare' baby clouded leopards

The two tiny creatures were born on 29 February 2016.

Crufts 2016: Nearly 22,000 pooches travel to Birmingham NEC for world's biggest dog show

Almost 22,000 dogs are heading to Birmingham to compete at Crufts 2016, the 125th anniversary of the world's biggest canine show.

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Ichthyosaurs: Climate change and slow evolution pushed 'sea dragon' to extinction 90 million years ago

Ichthyosaurs became extinct long before other dinosaurs, and scientists have now worked out why.

Japanese great tits use syntax to communicate – just like humans

Birds found to combine calls to convey messages, shedding light on the evolution of language in humans.

Possible new octopus species discovered off coast of Hawaii, scientists claim

The ghostly creature was filmed by the crew on 27 February 2016 off the coast of Hawaii.

Australia: Ugly endangered mammals suffer from lack of research

Among 331 Australian mammalian species, many are not studied by scientists, prompting fears for their survival.

Welcome to Virunga, the most beautiful place on Earth you've never heard of

EXCLUSIVE: Virunga director Emmanuel de Merode discusses Africa's oldest park with IBTimes UK.

Rhino poaching: World largest rhino farm protected by private army

To deter poachers, the world biggest rhino farm in South Africa employs heavily-armed men.

Ecuador: Tungurahua volcano continues 'Throat of Fire' eruptions

Volcanologists have registered increased activity at Tungurahua for more than a week.

UK faces the coldest Easter on record as El Niño artic conditions expected until April

Great Britain is currently dealing with polar conditions caused by Storm Jake as it heads south.

Newly discovered ghost-like deep sea octopus fondly dubbed Casper could be new species

An octopus was discovered in the Hawaiian deep sea that social media has associated with the popular cartoon character.

Bee decline: Two diseases are combining to destroy global honey bees

Bees have declined two thirds in 10 years – varroa and the deformed wing virus may finish them off for good.

Hadal zone: Ten things you never knew about the ocean's deepest places

Vast and mysterious hadal zone - named after Greek god of the underworld Hades - is teeming with life.

Sumatran orangutan population double previous estimates but huge threats remain to species

Critically endangered Sumatran orangutan population found to be 14,600.

Mexico: Rare albino whale spotted off Pacific coast

Marine biologists captured the footage during an annual census off the coast of Baja California.

Incredible rare footage shows a pygmy blue whale nursing its calf in the ocean

The birds-eye video sees the mother and calf dancing around each other in the open ocean.

Beetle uses 'pogo stick' to ski across water at human equivalent of 300mph

Video footage shows the mechanism that allows lily beetles to skip across water, at half a metre per second.

Number of dogs attacking guide dogs quadruples in 5 years

Between 2010 and 2015 there was a marked increase in reports of guide dogs being attacked.

Ecuador: Tungurahua volcano spews smoke and ash in fiery eruption

Volcanologists began registering increased activity at Tungurahua on 27 February.

World Wildlife Day 2016: Eight endangered animals being driven to extinction by humans

World Wildlife Day is marked on 3 March to raise awareness of the planet's wild animals and plants.

World Wildlife Day: The best nature reserves in Africa

IBTimes UK takes a look at some of the best wildlife reserves in Africa

World Wildlife Day 2016: Theme, facts and events celebrating 'future in our hands'

World Wildlife Day takes place on 3 March to raise awareness of the challenges faced by wild species.

World Wildlife Day 2016: Six key threats to animal species and the environment

World Wildlife Day is marked on 3 March with the theme "The future of wildlife is in our hands"

Elephant poisoning in Kruger National Park causes hundreds of devastating wildlife deaths

The sadistic motive of killing for sport has not been ruled out, a park spokesman said.

California: Thousands of sea lions starving to death as population boom drives food shortage

Californian sea lion weights have dropped by an average of 7kg since 2004 as their population soars.

Asian 'killer' hornets heading to UK via France expected to slaughter hundreds of wild bees

The species, which lay eggs from April and swell to 6,000, could enter the UK via the English Channel.

Dark web not a hub of rare wildlife trade because standard routes are so poorly monitored

Preliminary research suggests illegal wildlife trade is more common on the surface Web than on the darknet.

Olm eggs: Scientists await once-in-a-decade hatching of 'little dragons' at Postojna Cave

World waits for hatching after aquatic salamander, which can live for 100 years, lays 55 eggs at popular tourist site

Mystery 'bloodsucking vampire' predator kills over 200 chickens and ducks in China village

Hundreds of chickens and ducks found drained of their blood with only clue a four-toed footprint.

Mysterious chimpanzee behaviour may be evidence of 'sacred' rituals

First evidence of chimpanzees creating a kind of shrine indicating sacred trees?

China: World's last known brown panda Qi Zai still standing after surviving harsh -30C winter

Panda managed to fend for himself this winter in Shaanxi Province, munching through 50kg of bamboo every day.

California sea lion strandings down because warming coast has already killed pups

More starving pups are dying before they strike out on their own due to lower fish stocks and warmer seas.

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