Thank you!!

Thanks, yeah it’s such a shame but he’s much better nowadays :)

It’s so good to see your still around! Yeah he’s doing ok, it’s been hard on him as he doesn’t have many friends in the herd so his rank has dropped a little. Though this last month I have definitely seen

Oh Abi! Ronnie is the first photo, isn’t he looking amazing this year? I swear I told you about Hazel....! Oops! I’ll have to fill you in it’s been a nightmare of a ride bonding everyone! Yes it’s Bruce,

Thank you so much! I can’t wait to bring them back for you all.

Thank you!!

Thank you! I have had a very busy few months! I promise I’ll be back soon..... post is in the making

They are very cool and unique animals! There are a few species that i'd probably like to cover, though I think my next post in relation to Jellies will likely cover the entire phylum Cnidaria and the

Love the post, Cats are definitely in my favourite species list. I have always wanted my own but with job constraints and such I have decided to wait until we settle down! One thing I wanted to add to

Congratulations guys!! It’s great seeing more animal related work being posted!

They are awesome! I've not been up close and personal with one yet, though I have seen them at both London and Chester Zoo, that's a cool photo. :)

I can't speak for everyone, by i'd estimate, at least in the western world, that there is a majority of people who feel compassion towards the animals we share this planet with. Sadly it only takes a small

Urbanisation is definitely putting a strain on many species. In the DRC it's getting worse, but the situation isn't as dire as in other countries, this is in part due to the sheer size of the African

Humor helps with a lot of things, and I agree they do look like they were designed by someone with an overactive imagination. I agree on not understanding people, though I suppose we can take some happiness

They are both awesome and strange, much like your love for them as a kid, most people don't even know that they exist! :)

Nice post, The male reindeer in the wild naturally lose their antlers at the end of the rutting season (Late Autumn) as they no longer need them once they have bred. The females however, lose theirs in

Out of curiosity, was the photo of the leopard a mistake or intended for your cheetah post? :)

It's cool that we're at a point where we can even think about reviving a species, but there's so much to consider before doing so. I think the most difficult point to consider is whether or not there is

It most definately did not! :D I put it down to the fact I think I was too far gone by the time we reached the dive-site.

I'd say when covering a subject as vast as an entire Class of animals it would be easier to focus on just a single one. There is so much available information into the unique traits of both Reptiles and