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A production company specialising in blending science, nature and adventure together to produce extraordinary narratives of life on Earth.

19/11/2021

Photo by Peter Houlihan / Equador

A pale-billed aracari toucan peers inquisitively at the camera through the rain.

17/09/2021

In the next few minutes, Amberjack will be pitching a new and exciting interactive VR project at Silbersalz Festival: The Art of Science Communications, moderated by Margje de Koning.

Andy Byatt | Roy Kimhi
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10/09/2021

Photo by Peter Houlihan / Costa Rica

A fiery-billed aracari takes its dawn flight high through the Costa-Rican canopy.

20/08/2021

Photo by Peter Houlihan / Finca Bellavista, Costa Rica.

Mornings and evenings in tropical rainforests create some of the most captivating scenes imaginable. Immense, ancient forests teem with life that erupts in a cacophony at sunrise, ever shrouded in misty clouds that dissipate with the heat of the day, revealing the mysterious, secret lives of the forests' inhabitants.

06/08/2021

Photo by Peter Houlihan / Ranomafana, Madagascar

A critically engangered black-and-white ruffed lemur treats itself to the ripe fruit of a palm. Found exclusively in primary forest, there are only a few populations remaining on Madagascar.
Usually, backlit high up in the canopy, curled up in a ball of fluff to protect themselves from the rain, most sightings are just silhouettes. But Peter encountered this special lemur staking out a fruiting palm, protecting this prime food source from other lemurs and birds.
"A Madagascar tree boa rested on a branch nearby. Through a gap in the canopy a ray of light illuminated this individual and the vibrant backdrop of red palm fruit, as these yellow eyes stared back at me. One of my favorite lemur encounters of all time."

30/07/2021

Photo by Christian Ziegler / Madagascar

"I photographed this O'Shaughnessy's Chameleon (Calumma oshaughnessyi) during a night excursion in the Ranomofana National Park, where it was sleeping peacefully. I was amazed by its colors; it made me think about a wonderful painting with so many greens and blues. Ranomofana National Park is the last existing forest in central Madagascar with many rare species."

Follow Christian for even more amazing pictures of chameleons in Madagascar.

21/07/2021

Photo by Peter Houlihan / Ranomafana, Madagascar

Rays of early morning sunlight burst through dense fog in the canopy.

07/07/2021

Photo by Christian Ziegler / Madagascar

The panther chameleon (Furcifer pardalis) has a unique colour morph endemic to the area around Ambanja/Madagascar. The male displays its full colouration during a fight. The blue morph, seen here, is now very rare in the wild due to intense collecting for the pet trade. Give a follow for more images.

02/07/2021

Photo by Peter Houlihan / Costa Rica

A magical sunset ignites the sky: the opening act to a night of nocturnal hijinks and dramas throughout the canopies of the forest.

30/06/2021

Photo by Peter Houlihan / Tengah, Indonesia

An unsuspecting flying frog sits, silhouetted, on a leaf preparing to launch itself deep into the jungles of Borneo.

Their name is a little bit deceptive. Instead of flying, they expand the membrane between their toes and glide incredible distances through the canopy. This handy ability is perfect for foraging amongst the towering trees and making daring escapes from predators.

16/06/2021

Photo by Peter Houlihan / Costa Rica

As night falls, and the sky is peppered with stars, these tropical rainforests come alive with sounds - a vibrant cacophony of chirps, croaks, and songs echo throughout the canopies.

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