Did You Know?

• The world’s oceans produce over half the oxygen in the air we breathe.
• Clown fish live in anenomes to protect themselves from predators, covering themselves in a mucus layer which makes them immune to the sting.
• In the great sardine run, shoals of millions swirl, dance and transform in shape as they move from the cold Atlantic to the sub-tropical Indian Ocean – with vast numbers of predators in hot pursuit.
• An average male grizzly bear can stand at over two metres tall on its hind legs and needs 300 to 580km square of home range.
• The crimson resin that gives the dragon’s blood tree its name is used to cure ailments, decorate houses and even as lipstick.