Orangutang orphaned by forest fires, before they’re old enough to learn the skills necessary to live in their rapidly diminishing forest habitats..
The cat is that little taste of jungle savagery that has managed to survive every attempt at domestication. To buy a greetings card/cushion please email me at gabriellaalexander@gmail.com Card dimensions and pricing: 105 x 148mm | 340gsm paper weight + white envelope £3:50 including postage (UK) T-Shirt To wear this cute piece of jungle…
A short story that has helped me cope with life and that I hope will be some use to others.
Having discovered that the technical term for taming elephants is “elephant crushing”, I’ll think twice before booking a ride…
Did you know a rat can carry an elephant on its back? Perhaps that’s why, once they learn a navigation route, they never forget it…
So why do rabbits bring eggs? Thanks to canny 16th Century German Lutheran parents, keen to keep kids sweet in the long wait for Santa’s sled…
Toucans tangoing on a wire. Inspired by Turner Prize Winner’s upcoming Tate exhibition
Octopuses live just 3-5 years, which means their idea of romance is a quick handshake…
Seals are natural masters of breathing. Maybe a little bit of yoga might help us to dive a little deeper and catch more fish…
Blessed with the gift of prophecy, two years ago Uncle Sam did his best, but…
Whales have been snapchatting for 30 million years longer than humans. And they do it in 3D
Ravens are the foxes of the bird world. Their survival tactics and a healthy dose of clairvoyance are perhaps what’s needed when it comes to getting us out of various political pickles…
