The most famously slow animal on the planet needs little introduction. Native to the tropical rainforests of Latin America, where sloths apparently spend most of their life happily sleeping and cradled by the luscious canopy of the Amazon Rainforest, the sloth is nowadays a synonym for lazy couch-po
Read MoreAs two of the most secluded and least travelled areas on this planet, not many people know a lot about the Arctic and Antarctica.At least that much is certain: Our North and South Poles are truly remarkable places and show once again how diverse and full of unique extremes our beautiful planet earth
Read MoreEver seen a guinea pig with the weight of a fully grown human? If you go discover the Amazon River in South America, chances are good you might stumble across a herd of capybaras – one of the closest relatives of guinea pigs, just quite a lot bigger! Capybaras have recently gained surprising amounts
Read MoreLlamas are without doubt some of the fluffiest animals on earth – but there is so much more to these super smart fluff balls! Native to South America, these highly social mammals’ natural habitat is the Andes mountains, while they have adapted to a range of different environments. Trying to tell a l
Read MoreThere’s nowhere in the world as inspiring or unique as Antarctica. From gigantic icebergs to adorable penguins, every day in Antarctica brings discovery, wonder, and adventure. A cruise is the best way to discover Antarctica, with every day bringing new places to explore, varied wildlife, and changi
Read MoreFrom the tip of the South American continent to the northernmost shores of Antarctica: here’s where you’ll find the reputed roughest sea passage in the world. The Drake Passage is the stuff of legends, and crossing it is an experience some passengers on Antarctica cruises look forward to the most. T
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