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  1. Is there still hope down the line for the bluefin tuna? http://ow.ly/GgcM - Rob
  2. The pleasing poison frog - pleasing to the eye but perhaps not on the tongue! http://ow.ly/GfIN - Charlie
  3. Rare shots of the Critically Endangered Colombian woolly monkey http://ow.ly/GbTa - Charlie
  4. Fantastic shots of a red-tailed amazon in flight http://ow.ly/FQ0v - Charlie
  5. And here is a link to the golden lancehead on ARKive: http://ow.ly/FBGT - Liz
  6. With its whole population on a single island of just 0.43 sq km, the golden lancehead has a venom 5x stronger than its mainland counterparts
  7. The Persian fallow deer loses its characteristic spotted coat in the winter http://ow.ly/Fwnn - Charlie
  8. A rock hyrax proudly demonstrates its bouldering technique http://ow.ly/FeiA - Charlie
  9. Grey langurs (southern) at the Toque macaque grooming salon: http://ow.ly/FaE2 - Ruth
  10. Spectacular action shot of grey crowned-cranes fighting http://ow.ly/ETgC - Charlie
  11. Lazy days for a male Poeppig's woolly monkey http://ow.ly/EP6q - Charlie
  12. A young red-necked falcon ponders a new day on the savannah http://ow.ly/E3YM - Charlie
  13. Great image of a snowy owl in a snowy habitat http://ow.ly/DYMd - Ruth
  14. The binturong, also known as the bearcat, is a master of climbing and can even sleep precariously in tall trees http://ow.ly/DGwE
  15. Scorpions fluoresce under ultraviolet light: http://ow.ly/DEMi - Ruth
  16. The Critically Endangered Rameshwaram parachute spider was only discovered in 2004 http://ow.ly/DonG - Ellie
  17. The giant clam is the largest species of bivalve mollusc on fossil record and can weigh up to 300kg! http://ow.ly/DirZ
  18. This brightly coloured hummingbird was only discovered recently, in 2007 http://ow.ly/D0Hm - Ruth
  19. Komodo dragons can have voracious appetites, they even eat bats! http://ow.ly/CMr9 - Charlie
  20. Some of our media researchers are getting a bit bristly all in the name of #Movember! http://ow.ly/CIua