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    We're facing a . The natural world is disappearing faster than ever before. As it starts to vanish, the effects are already being felt. Humans have caused this crisis, and we must act to solve it.

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    We have hit 4.5 million specimens on ! 🦋🦎🌿🌎💎 Since 2015 20 billion records have been downloaded in over 260,000 download events and more than 430 scientific papers have cited .

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    This is our final film from winner . Tune in next week to see our interview with him as he shares some into his portfolio.

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    Carrion Crow nests are often placed in the crown of trees so accessing nests was fraught with danger in the early 1900s! Research has shown that some corvids choose higher nest locations in more urbanized environments. This may be linked with increased disturbance

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  6. As Dippy prepares to meet everyone at on 10 Feb for , let's take a look back at his long life as one of the best-loved exhibits in the history of the Museum.

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  7. Born in 1790, Gideon Mantell played a major role in the discovery of dinosaurs. He identified Iguanodon and Hylaeosaurus, two of the three genera used to define the group Dinosauria.

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  8. For , why not try building a hedgehog house in your garden? 🦔 These little shelters could be used by a hedgehog to nest and raise their young, or hibernate in over winter. Find out more:

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  9. Happy ! 🦔 These spiny mammals are a garden favourite. Their numbers have been in dramatic decline across the UK, but there are some positive signs that populations in some urban areas may be recovering.

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  10. People from the LGBTQ+ community have been an invaluable part of the Museum's history, but their stories and achievements are frequently forgotten or obscured. If you know of any other LGBTQ+ narratives that you've uncovered, then please share them with us!

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  11. February is , so join us as we explore and celebrate some of the LGBTQ+ scientists and stories in natural history.

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    Although many animals spend winter in hibernation, you'll still see plenty of wildlife during the colder months. One of the sights being barn owls which, while enjoying warmer temperatures, still hunt all year round, in winter often resorting to small bird species.

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  13. After a rough start to the year, the animatronic T. rex is back in action and ready to give you a roaring welcome to the Dinosaurs gallery! 🦖

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    Come and see me and tonight Lates and ask us things you always wanted to know about dinosaurs but were too afraid to ask. We might even answer.

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  15. Looking for a present that's a little kinder to the planet? Browse the collection of eco-friendly gifts and inspiring books on our online shop.

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    A Grey Warbler-finch (Certhidea fusca mentalis) nest collected on the 13 Feb 1902 from Genovesa, in the N Galapagos Is by R. H. Beck. Their breeding season begins as soon as the rainy season begins. The nest is built by the male bird alone and made of dry grasses and feathers.

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  17. Dinosaur teeth less than 5mm long have revealed that dromaeosaurs, the group of carnivores that evolved to include Velociraptor, were roaming Britain 167 million years ago:

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    Microplastics: what they are and how you can reduce them? Check out this blog to find out:

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    Two zooids of the primitive cheilostome bryozoan Wawalia from the Gault Clay (Early Cretaceous) of Kent. Discovered among the fossils requested to the NHM by the late Joe Collins, crustacean expert

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    31. sij

    We are often digitising insects and plants as we have fast workflows for these, but with 80m specimens we also work to develop new workflows. This we are excited to be back in Palaeo working to digitise the echinoderms a group of fossils that includes starfish.

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  21. Thanks to the specimens collected on the HMS Challenger, we now have the first direct evidence of how ocean acidification is impacting carbonate-producing marine life 🌊🐚

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