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It is sometimes called a “flying lemur,” but the Sunda colugo is neither a true lemur nor a powered flyer. A broad skin ...
28/10/2026

It is sometimes called a “flying lemur,” but the Sunda colugo is neither a true lemur nor a powered flyer. A broad skin membrane stretching between its limbs lets it glide from tree to tree, helping it travel through the forest canopy without needing to descend to the ground. It is one of the most unusual gliding mammals in Southeast Asia.

Would you have guessed this animal travels by gliding?

Madagascar has a top predator that many people mistake for a cat. The fossa is actually part of its own distinctive carn...
28/10/2026

Madagascar has a top predator that many people mistake for a cat. The fossa is actually part of its own distinctive carnivore family, and its long tail helps it balance as it moves through trees. It hunts animals including lemurs, making it an important part of Madagascar’s forest ecosystems.

Had you heard of the fossa before today?

An echidna is a mammal, but it lays eggs. This spiny Australian monotreme uses strong claws to open ant and termite nest...
28/10/2026

An echidna is a mammal, but it lays eggs. This spiny Australian monotreme uses strong claws to open ant and termite nests, then flicks out a long, sticky tongue to collect its meal. It is a wonderful reminder that mammals are far more diverse than the familiar image of animals giving birth to live young.

Did you already know that echidnas lay eggs?

This fish looks as though it has a glass helmet, and that transparent dome is real. The barreleye’s green, tubular eyes ...
28/10/2026

This fish looks as though it has a glass helmet, and that transparent dome is real. The barreleye’s green, tubular eyes sit inside its clear head shield and usually point upward to spot food above; researchers have observed the eyes rotate forward when the fish feeds. It is a remarkable adaptation for life in the ocean’s dim twilight zone.

What other deep-sea creature should get a close-up feature?

This seabird has a courtship display you can spot from a distance. The male magnificent frigatebird inflates a bright re...
28/10/2026

This seabird has a courtship display you can spot from a distance. The male magnificent frigatebird inflates a bright red throat pouch to attract a mate, turning a dark-feathered bird into a striking tropical spectacle. Its long, narrow wings are also built for soaring over warm ocean waters.

Would you have guessed that the red pouch is part of a courtship display?

The vampire squid sounds like a monster, but its menu is surprisingly unglamorous. This deep-sea animal gathers drifting...
28/10/2026

The vampire squid sounds like a monster, but its menu is surprisingly unglamorous. This deep-sea animal gathers drifting organic particles known as “marine snow” with long feeding filaments instead of chasing large prey like a typical hunter. In the darkness of the deep ocean, even falling debris can become a meal.

Would you explore the deep sea if you could do it safely?

Meet a bird with a prehistoric-looking secret: young hoatzins have claws on their wings. These help chicks climb through...
28/10/2026

Meet a bird with a prehistoric-looking secret: young hoatzins have claws on their wings. These help chicks climb through branches when they need to move around the vegetation near their nest. As they grow, the wing claws are lost, leaving behind one of the strangest early-life adaptations in the bird world.

Had you ever heard of a bird chick with wing claws?

This tiny underground mammal runs a society unlike almost any other mammal. Naked mole-rats live in large colonies where...
28/10/2026

This tiny underground mammal runs a society unlike almost any other mammal. Naked mole-rats live in large colonies where one female usually does the breeding while many other members dig tunnels, gather food, and help maintain the burrow system. Ants and termites have a similar division of labour, but finding it in a mammal is what makes this rodent so remarkable.

Could you imagine living your whole life underground?

The more we discover about animals, the more reasons we find to respect and protect the natural world.
28/10/2026

The more we discover about animals, the more reasons we find to respect and protect the natural world.

Sometimes, you don't need words to appreciate wildlife. Just pause, look closely, and enjoy nature's incredible detail. ...
28/10/2026

Sometimes, you don't need words to appreciate wildlife. Just pause, look closely, and enjoy nature's incredible detail.

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