Another instalment of zefrank’s batty zoology series – in this instance, rather appropriately, exploring the appearance and behaviour of the batfish.
Previously: Susie And All Her Freaky Friends
Another instalment of zefrank’s batty zoology series – in this instance, rather appropriately, exploring the appearance and behaviour of the batfish.
Previously: Susie And All Her Freaky Friends
A new short from Rathergood, continuing the dubious zoology of 2015’s ‘Dinosaurs: Terrible Lizards’ with a feature on Graham – a loveable, good-natured, unstoppable juggernaut.
Intricate sculptures by artist Ellen Jewett made from wire metal armatures, cold porcelain and polymer which the artist describes as “anthrozoology meets psychoanalysis”.
Steady on.
Behind the scenes process photos here.
zefrank returns to the natural world with true facts about the floppy floppy spider of the sea.
Previously: Things You Didn’t Know about The Armadillo
zefrank’s zoological odyssey continues.
Like a lactose intolerant cheesemaker, the cuttlefish is unaware of its own gifts.
They also give good face. You’ll see.
zefrank returns to the world of zoology with true facts about the fraawwg.
Imagine sneezing, but through your entire body.
That is how a frog do.
zefrank explores true facts about a raptor whose chick looks like a cotton ball that grew a face.
Also, did you know that camouflaging itself as a muppet is how the young owl do?
Previously: Things You Didn’t Know About The Mantis Shrimp