Boneless. Brainless. Heartless. Timeless. These are the attributes of a jellyfish. The species is over 500 million years old and has survived multiple eras. As sea temperatures rise, jellyfish populations continue to prove their resilience by growing in never-seen-before numbers. Made of 90% water, their simple composition enables the animals to adapt to changing conditions. While large groups of jellyfish can be lethal to humans, they are a haven for small fish. Discover how jellyfish are acing the race for survival.
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Squirrels
We know squirrels as our fluffy neighbours, but there’s so much more to these creatures. There are over 270 species, each with their own quirks and colourings. One of the most impressive is the red squirrel. Like their relatives, they’re extreme hoarders. In summer, they forage for nuts, seeds, a...
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Nudibranchs
Despite their alien-like appearance, nudibranchs are from this planet. In fact, these creatures have been roaming the ocean floor for millenia. As more scientists begin to study these creatures in depth, we are solving the mystery to their extraordinary abilities. A type of sea slug, nudibranchs ...
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Giraffes
With a stride of 4.5 metres and the ability to move at 56 kilometres per hour, the world’s tallest mammal still can’t outrun its reality. Just less than a century ago, herds of up to 30 giraffes could be seen roaming the savannah. In recent years, the loss of their habitat has led to their declin...
