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as well as the the unique and resilient animals and plants to be found at the North and South Poles

In some parts of Scotland you can dig up the turf almost anywhere to find the ancient rocks beneath carpeted in these incredible glyphs

Capturing Deakin's unique turn of phrase and inspired use of language

Explore the wonderful world of some of the most incredible natural forms on our planet - fungi

Basalt by Ross Gibson - Lost Rocks (05) Anneleen Uphoff Denn wie wir essenIn teeming numbers the eels move through this vibrant world of water. Arriving during the rainy season when the remnant lakes swell and the volcanic plain swells like a colander in a tub, the eels leave the salt water, summoned to the freshwater by a baffling endocrinal change that compels them landward to furlough as another kind of fish for a while. Ross Gibson is an artist, writer and Centenary Professor in Creative & Cultural Research at the

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