20 Jul
What has no teeth and weighs over 20 000 kilograms? A Bryde’s whale, of course. Check out the final instalment in our series of Sardine Run infographics for all you need to know about these massive mammals.
13 Jul
In contrast with their portrayal in popular culture as single-minded and bloodthirsty maneaters, sharks are phenomenal and intelligent creatures with an array of impressive sensory tools at their disposal. In our latest infographic, we look at how they put these tools to use during the Sardine Run.
7 Jul
With their fast-paced and accurate attack, Cape gannets are sometimes compared to missiles. Our latest Sardine Run infographic takes a closer look at these fascinating birds.
1 Jul
From massive superpods to highly advanced hunting techniques, our latest infographic brings you all the vital facts and figures about one of the Sardine Run’s most important predators.
27 Jun
Need to brush up on your knowledge for this year’s Sardine Run? Check out our fact-filled sardine infographic for everything you need to know about the unassuming silvery fish that makes it all possible.
29 Apr
To mark International Seed Day, we’ve put together an infographic that’s jam-packed with interesting facts and figures illustrating the vital role seeds play in the world of contemporary farming.
18 Mar
Plans to build a highway through the Serengeti could change this amazing region forever. Now, the first-ever International Serengeti Day has been launched to raise awareness. To mark the occasion, we’ve put together a fact-filled infographic about this iconic African landscape and the animals that migrate across it.
Check out our list of the nature’s most strikingly iridescent animal characters.
Do not adjust your monitor. The gerenuk is real.
If, like us, you’re seriously unhappy with the way sharks are [mis]represented in popular culture (thanks, Jaws…) and the mainstream press, then this is the TED Talk for you.
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