BBC Wildlife - June 2023

In this issue

Hidden Britain
Green-banded broodsac: a parasitic flatworm that lights snails up like disco lights.

Portfolio: New frontiers
A tagging project in South Sudan is the first major stock take of the country’s wildlife.

Living with predators
The problems faced by people who live alongside the world’s fiercest animals..

Oceanic plastic rubbish hosts marine life

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is the unlikely home for a range of normally coastal-dwelling species

1 min

Captive-bred wildcats to be released in Scotland

Saving Wildcats conservation project reaches an important milestone this summer

1 min

GILLIAN BURKE

\"The nature reserve prepares to welcome the farm into the fold\"

3 mins

Tero Mustonen

Goldman Environmental Prize 2023 winner on rewilding Finland’s degraded habitats

1 min

Limbless wonder

A secretive snake that performs cartwheels to escape from danger

1 min

Surprise attack from the rear

Sea cucumbers channel their inner spider to entangle predators

1 min

FEMALE OF THE SPECIES ECLECTUS PARROT

Lucy Cooke on the flamboyance of the female eclectus parrot

2 mins

FREE FALLIN' HUNTING PEREGRINES

Spot the ultimate urban predator stooping to catch prey this summer

3 mins

DISCO INFERNO GREEN-BANDED BROODSAC

The parasitic flatworm that turns a snail’s eyestalks into colourful, pulsating glowsticks

2 mins

SPRINGWATCH

It's as firm a fixture in the BBC's spring calendar as the FA Cup Final. But have you ever wondered what goes into making an episode of Springwatch?

8 mins

Meet the presenters

Paul McGuinness in conversation with Chris and Michaela

1 min

BACK TO NATURE

In Argentina's Iberá Wetlands, a showcase initiative is returning several keystone species and restoring this wondrous ecosystem

10 mins

LOVE IS IN THE AIR

The natural world as we know it wouldn't exist without pollination. We delve into the cool science of plant sex

8 mins

LIVING WITH PREDATORS

In an ever-crowded world, conserving predators means valuing the people that live and can die - alongside them

9 mins

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