
Snorkelling taught me stillness
Snorkelling at an unassuming beach sharpened my attention to detail, revealing the tiny spectacles unfolding beneath me
by Natalie Bühler

Snorkelling at an unassuming beach sharpened my attention to detail, revealing the tiny spectacles unfolding beneath me
by Natalie Bühler

I’ve always been terrified of spiders, yet one day I adopted the daddy longlegs in my bathroom
by Ruth Kogen Goodwin

AI could satisfy our deeply held desire to talk to other creatures. But the potential for harm might outweigh the benefits
by Virginie Simoneau-Gilbert & Leonie Bossert


Time slowed and adrenaline kicked in. The creature studied me, just another element in nature
by Melanie McGrath

Directed by G Anthony Svatek

Chimpanzees favour the colour red. Junglefowl prefer symmetry. Our shared capacity for aesthetic pleasure is cause for wonder
by Brandon Keim

Directed by Jake Joynson

I wrote a book about dogs as pets. But I truly understood them only after I was bitten by a street dog
by Margret Grebowicz


Directed by Spencer MacDonald

The desire is partly whimsical, but a brief shapeshift across the taxonomic gulf could help us better empathise with animals
by Bryony Tolhurst




If we consider the sounds of whales and other organisms with an open mind, we find a strange beauty – and can even join in
by David Rothenberg