In der aktuellen Ausgabe von BBC Wildlife

• A deadly race for krill
  Huge whales depend on tiny crustaceans – but the fishing boats now want them, too
• FEMALE OF THE SPECIES
  The secret to evolutionary immortality, minus males
• MARK CARWARDINE
  “Why should wildlife lose to businesses underpinned by criminal activity?”
• LIFE IS GOLDEN
  On a tiny Pacific island, millions of jellies follow a strict schedule for their daily sun worship
• POISON ARROW
  It looks dashing, but don’t be fooled – its hairs are dangerously toxic
• YOSEMITE’S WILD HEART
  California’s mountainous national park is one of the oldest and most iconic in the USA. Among its dramatic landscapes, some equally remarkable wildlife thrives
• HE ENGINEERS
  We knew sea otters saved kelp forests. But we didn’t know they could save estuaries, too
• My friends, the owls
  In the company of owls, Polly Atkin finds solace from debilitating illness
• LOVE FOR A LIZARD
  A tiny Caribbean island has made a remarkable ecological recovery, helping to save a rare lizard in the process
• SEA OF GIANTS
  An unusual alliance is forming to save Sri Lanka’s remarkable whales
• SNAP-CHAT
  Hair-raising adventures with big-cat lover Sebastian Kennerknecht