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Colours of a Biome: Tundra Edition

The winters might be long and cold, but that doesn’t stop these colourful species from shining brightly

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Colours of a Biome: Deciduous Forest Edition

We’re heading out of the hot desert heat and into a land with lots of greens. The deciduous forest is full of…well deciduous trees! The word deciduous

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Colours of a Biome: Desert Edition

Last time on our tour of colourful biomes we looked at the Tropical Rainforest. Today you'll need to grab your reusable water bottle because we are

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Colours of a Biome: Tropical Rainforest Edition

We’re looking at biomes unlike you’ve ever seen them before; technicolour style! Better get your shades ready because the tropical rainforest is a brightly coloured place. Tropical rainforest

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Monarchs and Mimics

Can you tell which one of these two butterflies is a Monarch (Danaaus plexippus) and which one is a Viceroy (Limenitis archippus)? This is a tricky question

Tiny Blue Penguin Fairy

This may not look like a penguin but it certainly is! They are called little or fairy penguins (Eudyptula mino), they live in New Zealand and Australia

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Insects with Fairy Wings

For those 'non-believers' we have found another reason to think fairies are real! If you look closely at certain insects you will see something surprising; they have

Looking for a White Whale

Did you know only adult Beluga whales are white? Calves are born brown or dark grey and gradually lighten to become totally white by between six and eight

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Why are Leopards Spotted?

Why is a leopard spotty and a tiger striped? This question was taken on by some researchers at the University of Bristol who looked at 35 species of wild

Stripes on a Zebra

The stripes on each zebra are unique as a set of fingerprints – no two animals are exactly alike!

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