How k angaroos bounce

It’s 9pm in late april in an area of the Isle of Man known as the Ballaugh Curragh, and a most unusual nocturnal migration is taking place. As darkness descends on a 2km² area of wet woodland, an esti

Flying foxes are big tropical bats that tend to roost in large numbers and mainly feed on fruit, pollen and nectar. They play a crucial ecological role as pollinators (when they eat, pollen sticks to

You’ll usually catch me doing it when no one’s looking. A fallen tree in the park becomes my launchpad – hands down, knees bent, ankles zipped tight as I bunny hop over it. Sometimes I land on top, st

Hidden in rock pools up and down the coastline, the fascinating lifestyle of the shore crab invokes curiosity among beach explorers

Unhurried in flight and with a sideline in stolen goods, the handsome red kite is the gentleman thief of the raptor world

ON a sunny morning in Edinburgh, my friend Jaclyn and I pulled into the car park at RZSS Edinburgh Zoo, ready for a “wild” adventure! Suitably attired in our wellies, we are here to enjoy a unique ani