Most animals don’t keep the same schedule we do. While we try to squeeze in eight hours and call it a good night, many ...

Nocturnal animals tend to have proportionally bigger eyes than humans do. They also tend to have pupils that open more widely in low light. So, at the outset, nocturnal eyes gather more light than ...

But evidence of other creatures, such as moths and bats that leave barely any trace at all, can be harder to see. Here are our top tips for how to see nocturnal animals as they go about their busy ...

Do any nocturnal animals share characteristics, even if they are from completely different species? For example, a highly developed sense of smell or hearing? Ask students to imagine a creature ...

Night Creatures will introduce audiences to animated cinemagoers who take the form of fruit bats beloved creatures of the night which flock into the skies in parallel ...

Most animals are tucked up asleep ... owls and fishing cats and discusses how they use stealth at night. Daytime creatures display loud calls, with the loud cackling laugh of a kookaburra mimicked ...