Tag Archives: gliding

Gliding in ants, bristletails and spiders

Posted on November 5, 2015 by Dr Chloë Cyrus-Kent

Tropical rainforest tree canopies offer an environment with unique rewards but also challenges for the many inhabitants, amongst which are wingless insects and other non-flying arthropods. Whilst they benefit from the abundant flowers and fruits found at the treetops, wingless … Continue reading →

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Science on Saturday – Map of Life at the Cambridge Science Festival

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Dr Chloë Cyrus-Kent

Saturday the 19th March was a sunny Spring day in Cambridge, perfect for the Cambridge Science Festival principal event, Science on Saturday. Science departments throughout the University of Cambridge were bursting with visitors as thousands of families came to explore, … Continue reading →

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“Evolution on Repeat” at the UMZC

Posted on January 13, 2011 by Dr Chloë Cyrus-Kent

The University Museum of Zoology, Cambridge (UMZC) runs free clubs for young zoologists to learn about the amazing world of animals. For children aged 6-13 there is a Young Zoologists Club and for those aged 13-18 a new group, the … Continue reading →

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