Exploring life in the dark

Step into an exhibition that sheds some light on the creatures of the night.

Not all creatures rise with the Sun like many humans do. Some, known as nocturnal animals, are awake and most active during the night. A new exhibition at London’s Natural History Museum will introduce you to the creatures that live their lives while we’re fast asleep, and explain how they are able to navigate the world in the dark. Visitors will be immersed in a world that is strange to many people – the world that belongs to the creatures of the night. At any one time, half of the world is in darkness. There are also parts of our planet that never see any light at all, such as at the bottom of the sea or caves. Along with the chance to get close to some of the creatures…

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The Week Junior (Digital) - 1 Issue, No. 140

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