This native bird of Australia is one of the most known and drastically endangered bird species fighting for survival
Critically endangered bird is forgetting its song
Less than 300 are left of The Regent Honeyeater bird of Australia, and scientists try to help them remember their way of singing
Pigment error makes King penguin yellow
Experts believe the yellow penguin won't survive long, being an easy target for both leopard seals and orca whales
Rare yellow king penguin seen by expedition
The Belgian photographer Yves Adams couldn't believe his eyes, looking out over the sea, just as their Zodiac boat reached the Antarctica island of South Georgia. Out in the sea among King penguins he could see a strange looking bird. Checking in his binoculars, there where no doubt it was a King penguin, not black, but yellow...
A pair of mittens that rose to fame
Mittens home-made of recycled materials, and worn by US Senator Bernie Sanders at the US inauguration day goes viral
Snowy owl in New York for first time in 100+ years
A huge white snowy owl spotted in Central park gathered crowds this week
Staying apart around the Christmas tree
Celebrating together while staying apart
Santa Claus keeping distance
Adapting traditions under Covid-19
Phone addiction
I wonder if social media is a new kind of digital intelligent drug, getting smarter all the time, while making us less so?
Going digital
The next step in human evolution? ( Illustration Di00167 )
First AI ship sets off to cross the Atlantic
The fully autonomous ship "Sunflower" will spend the next 6 month researching plastic waste and other things during its voyage
Tunnel vision
The Covid19 pandemic has framed how we view each other and act on a global scale ( illustration Di00406)
Perspectives on reality
Watching the waves
Outdoor classes
More and more schools are starting to teach kids outdoors
Sketching on the water
The ferry hardly makes a sound as it moves out on the 45 minutes crossing that will take me to the next stage of my 2000km. hike around Denmark
Facing the difference
When those with nothing and those with more than enough meet, they often realize that we have more in common than we share
Reality and technology
It is getting more of a challenge to define what reality is
Record breaking heat in the Arctic
Low sea ice, wildfires and temperatures rising twice as fast as other parts of the world. The Arctic is changing in dramatic ways, and the fragile wildlife and biodiversity can't adapt to the fast changing environment
The self isolation box
Sketch of self isolation by going into a cardbox, limiting social contact and keeping a distance
Sitting alone together
How COVID 19 accelerate a trend from being together, to being alone, together
The warning zone
In the beginning of the virus pandemic it felt awkward
Playing music to overcome distance
People are keeping a distance, but overcoming it by playing music together
Hello from inside the self-isolation cup
“No problem, we can meet online and drink coffee instead”, people say here under the COVID-19 pandemic… But is it the same, or might it do something else, like keeping an unreal world real?
Can isolation make us think the same?
COVID-19, isolation and social distancing are on everybody's mind - It's like the less we are together - the more we think the same.
The blind spot 2.0
Becoming blind to everything outside our screens