We couldn’t help noticing that Spring is upon us. Well, in Oxford at least!
And with all the sunshine, April showers, fresh buds on trees and fuzzy ducklings paddling down the Thames we can’t help but appreciate all the weird and wonderful transmutations and metamorphoses happening all around us with the changing seasons.
If you’re at all like us and suffering from a severe case of loving nature at this time of year (or any time of year for that matter!), we’d like to draw your attention to our Animals and Plants category in Science where we’ve got four fantastic new topics:
Camouflage - learn about the different methods animals use to hide from both prey and predator.
Chomp chomp chomp! Welcome to the sticky world of Carnivorous Plants.
Cnidarians, or jellyfish to you and me. But how exactly do you pronounce it anyway?
Egg-laying? Duck-billed? Take time to learn all about magnificent Monotremes.
If those don’t make you get outdoors armed with a magnifying glass, here are a few more Spring-related topics to help get you in Attenborough mode:
And, if you happen to be one of the millions of unlucky people who suffer from hay fever in the warmer months, Tim & Moby help explain why in our new Allergies topic. Not much comfort, we know 
Achoo!
