Nature & Science

Our Sun is Incredible! We've created a video to show its impressive power

I'm dreaming of a white Christ-MOOSE: Stunning Moose with no pigment in its fur due to a rare genetic condition recorded in Sweden

We often see rainbows appearing, and likewise lightning isn't too uncommon. However this remarkable footage shows both in the same scene! Something that very rarely happens due to the climate

Super rare yellow lobsters occur about once in 30 million lobsters! This one was released back to the wild.

The vivid pink colour of Lake Hillier, Western Australia is a unique phenomenon. It's bright colour is believed to come from an unicellular micro-algae that contains red/pink pigment.

Blood red jellies are nearly invisible to other animals. They live deep in the ocean, where there is little light. At depths this deep, the red coloration is helpful because you cannot see red wavelengths, therefore predators cannot see them as they appear black.

The rings of a southern blue-ringed octopus are particularly vivid when an individual is threatened or agitated. In addition to the bright blue rings, these octopuses are famous for having extremely potent venom that can be strong enough to kill a person. There is currently no known anti-venom to treat a person who has been bitten.