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The Insect Alphabet by Léon Becker – 1883

Belgian scientist Léon Becker and French artist Fortuné Méaulle enlist insects to teach us our A to Z ...

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Watching ‘The Most Dangerous Animals In The World’ – The Bronx Zoo in 1963

In his book 'The Animals', Garry Winogrand photographed life in New York for the outsiders and other species ...

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Augurs And Soothsayers: Glory To The Ancient Chicken

Chicken Feed. Chicken Poxed. Playing Chicken, And you're just Plain Chicken. Chicken is an insult ...

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Illustrations from American Spiders and Their Spinningwork (1889)

Knows spiders by their webs a Victorian-era guide by the Academy of natural Sciences of Philadelphia ...

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Brilliant Pictures of a Trip to London Zoo in 1967

I've long admired these dark, mysterious and brilliant colour pictures of a trip to London ...

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The Story Sounds And Melodies From Joe Camp’s Family Film Benji (1974)

Remember those story records? You'd sit by your crummy kiddie record player and listen ...

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Weird Trippy Sex Pictures From Illuminated Medieval Manuscripts

Visions of the hellish hereafter ...

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inHUMAN: Unnerving Portraits of Emotional Apes (2014)

We look at life though a human eye. What an animal sees is largely ...

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23 Extraordinary Photos of Circus Performers in Strabane, 1910-11

The three main circus shows photographed by Herbert Cooper were Duffy's Circus, Buff Bill's American ...

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When Animals Attack! A Menagerie of Deadly Beasts of the Pulps

In 1970, Frank Zappa immortalized the famous pulp declaration "Weasels Ripped My Flesh!" Indeed, midcentury ...

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D-Day’s First Reporter: Gustav The Pigeon And The Message He Brought Home

THE first war-correspondent dispatch from the D-Day landings came from Gustav, an RAF Coastal Command homing-pigeon, ...

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1930: The Mechanical Hen Demonstrates The Anatomy Of A Chicken

FLASHBACK to 1930: The hen with the mechanical internal organs, who surprised visitors at the ...

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