Michele Westmorland / Split level view of scuba diver with PR Aquanauts boat in Grenada, Caribbean. May 2009. Property released and diver model released.

Tim MacMillan / John Downer Pr / The Archer fish uses its mouth like a water pistol to shoot down prey from vegetation (Resolution restriction - image digitised from film, 'Weird Nature' tv series). The "pistol" has a range of 1.5m.

Pete Oxford / Ring tailed lemur with young.,Berenty PR, Madagascar

Tim MacMillan / John Downer Pr / Multiple exposure study of various frogs gliding. Those with more webbing between their toes glide further (Resolution restriction - image digitised from film, 'Weird Nature' tv series)

Tim MacMillan / John Downer Pr / Multiple exposure study of jumping Bushbaby which can leap six times its body length (Resolution restriction - image digitised from film, 'Weird Nature' tv series)

Tim MacMillan / John Downer Pr / Multiple exposure study of jumping Bushbaby which can leap six times its body length (Resolution restriction - image digitised from film, 'Weird Nature' tv series)

Marcelo rocha / John Downer Pr / Rear view of Eyespot / False eyed frog, with defensive eye-like markings to frighten away predators (Resolution restriction - image digitised from film, 'Weird Nature' tv series)

Tim MacMillan / John Downer Pr / Multiflash image of Lesser bushbaby jumping - tendons absorb shock of impact & convert to energy for next jump. Difficult for predators to catch. (Resolution restriction due to image digitised from fi...

Tim MacMillan / John Downer Pr / Multiflash image of Lesser bushbaby jumping, body vertical until it reaches apex, then it changes direction. (Resolution restriction due to image digitised from film - 'Weird Nature' BBC tv series).

Tim MacMillan / John Downer Pr / Multiple exposure of flying Paradise tree snake showing how it forms a loop for maximum thrust as it lauches itself into air (Resolution restriction - image digitised from film, 'Weird Nature' tv seri...

Tim MacMillan / John Downer Pr / Kuhl's gecko flying - every edge of body expanded into membrane that acts as a wing as it glides (Resolution restriction - image digitised from film, 'Weird Nature' tv series)

Tim MacMillan / John Downer Pr / Multiple exposure study of various frogs shows that those with more foot webbing glide further (Resolution restriction - image digitised from film, 'Weird Nature' tv series)