Whether you were on safari in Africa, walking in your local park at home or just living your every-day life, I’m sure you've spotted some of our magnificent feathered friends. Perhaps you’ve wondered why some are so colourful and others so plain, or why some have long feathers and others short? Well, grab your binoculars and let’s take a closer look at how and why birds have such brilliant colouring.

Sit near an elephant herd for a while, and you may hear a low rumble. Read on to find out what it means!

Ever wondered what happens to ants or termites when they die? It's not what you think.

Recent research has made it clear that plants do in fact conduct informative exchanges between themselves.

Vultures particularly are easy to dislike, but they are rapidly becoming extinct - why so and what does their loss mean to our environment and economy?

Changing temperatures are affecting more than just the weather and the knock-on effects are worrying.

Every year, more than 5,000 species of birds undertake impressive journeys to find food... but how do they do it?

Don’t let the lockdown lockout nature – join a live safari from the comfort of your own home!