66K views · 1.3K reactions | Family adventures don’t get much better than this! Surfing in the sea, playing games in the tent, bug-hunting with the kids and climbing through the wild made for the perfect mix of fun and fresh air. ️ Volvo Car UK #ex90 #ad | Steve Backshall | Facebook

25K views · 509 reactions | Mark ‘Lionel’ Vinall had a lot of big adventures together. From my early days on Nat Geo in the late 1990s, through Really Wild Show and onto Deadly 60. A cave diving explorer, Mark was able to switch seamlessly from topside to underwater filming, tireless, brilliant. Mark you will be sadly missed. | Steve Backshall | Facebook

What’s your favourite British wildlife encounter? Inquisitive grey seals in the Isles of Scilly does it for me. Having curious playful pups and pops nibbling on your fins, an inter-species dance on their terms… hard to beat! Huge thanks to @seal_snorkelling_adventures | Steve Backshall

Deadly Predators! Using science to understand predatory prowess. Poppy Rampling and I learned how to break glass with our voices. Why? Well you’ll have to watch Deadly Predators on CBBC BBC iPlayer Courtsey of BBC Earth | Steve Backshall

All new Deadly 60 is now showing on ABC iview. This series is all about Deadly down under, featuring the finest of homegrown Australian conservation and wildlife talent! See me meeting the world's most venomous fish with Miller Wilson, the world's most venomous spider with Emma Teni, the world's fastest striking snake with Heather Gosper, and the greatest conservation project on Earth with Maddison Stewart! All You Aussie Wildlife Warriors, feel inspired! | Steve Backshall

We recently welcomed the incredible Steve Backshall, wildlife adventurer, conservationist and presenter of the ABC's Deadly 60, for a visit to Melbourne Zoo! Steve met with some of our dedicated Marine Response Unit before going behind-the-scenes to learn more about two tiny but mighty species brought back from the brink: The Lord Howe Island Stick Insect and the Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon 🦎 Remember, your visit to any of our four properties directly contributes to our work both at the

‘My name’s Steve Backshall, and that crab is on the Deadly60’ Get them started early… CBBC Isles of Scilly Wildlife Trust | Steve Backshall