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Number of golden eagles in southern Scotland soars to ‘highest in 300 years’
The number of golden eagles in southern Scotland has risen to its highest in three hundred years, according to experts.

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Six Asian small-clawed otter pups born at Edinburgh Zoo

celeberated their first birthday with decorated boxes and a giant number one-shaped piñata full of their favourite tasty treats

Snow leopards at Scots wildlife park celebrate their first birthday

It is hoped the Scottish wildcat could be saved from the brink of extinction.

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Scots urged to take extra care to safeguard wildlife while enjoying forests

Scottish Wildcats are on the brink of extinction.

Key threats to critically endangered Scottish wildcats revealed

Police have launched an appeal after the bird was put down.

Protected bird euthanised after being shot in Highlands

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Wildcats at Highland Wildlife Park's Saving Wildcats conservation centre. Credit: RZSS/Saving Wildcats/PA

See the adorable wildcat kittens born among first to be released into the wild

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A mother orca is seen with a calf

IN PICTURES Stunning photos show Scottish Orca pod welcoming new addition to the family

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