AKA this is what a horse-mad zoologist does in their down time: borrow horse skulls to study them and learn about their anatomy while reading scientific papers about wild horse ecology! …of course!

Did you know some butterfly caterpillars live together in a silk web? The endangered Marsh Fritillary butterfly (Euphydryas aurinia) of Europe is unlike any I had seen before.

I just got back from a holiday staying on a rewilding estate. Ever wondered what that might be like? Here are some photos and my favourite parts of the trip.

TL;DR (too long; didn't read): I just graduated from university, studying some of my favourite topics in the world, and am excited to go on and study for a Masters next!

Last year, I was honoured to win a University prize for Inclusion that recognised my ongoing efforts to be more inclusive. Here I describe why I took on additional, optional modules outside my degree and exactly what I learned about inclusion along the way.

The subject I’ll be exploring within this art journey is rewilding, and the idea is to use art generated by A.I. as a way to explore how humans perceive it.