Nature Meets Technology Fans Prints

A rare glimpse of the African antennalope.

Selfie Stick

"What makes you question our motives for coming here?"

'Hey dude, just got the SMS of the Wild...'

Modern camping

"I hate hibernating! All our devices need updating. And now we need to go through a thousand phone and text messages."

Tourist looks at his laptop rather than the scenery.

"Dad, I've geotagged the houses that have bird baths or bird feeders and made an app!"

"You'll have to cut back that climber now that it's pulled down the TV aerial!"

"You know that theory....that we're all part of a giant computer program?..."

'A rare glimpse of the African Antennalope.'

"it has 256 ringtones and I can download more."

"No, drones will never replace us because they lack our hunting instinct and majestic bearing."

A Spider checking out Webcams.

'Rather than tagging him, let's follow him by giving him a smart phone.'

Sign pointing to the beach and in the direction of mobile phones.

"It's rustic and undiscovered, but you'd better hurry."

'Bo-Peep was fed-up with losing us all the time, so she has us all wear these radio-locator collars now.'

"My plants have been growing so much better since I started texting them."

"Oh, great... they say they all have headaches."

Birds sitting on aerial, one says to the other; 'I hear they're going to cable.'

'And over there it looks like a vast swathe of personal data.'

Birdhouse has satellite dish on its roof.

They're free-range, but they never leave the wi-fi area.

Charging a plant

'I just realised, we're online too!'

"If your backpack seems a little heavy, it's because I packed all our electronic devices. I feel more secure with them nearby."

The Grazer App

Rabbit Hackers

'Primitive camp' has WiFi.

Cow surfing for some turf.

"There's another tree with a phone charger. Apparently, Mother Nature is adapting to our need for technology."

"Well drained, sheltered and flat. We'll camp here." "5 bars! We'll camp here!!"

"Looks like Bert's gone wireless!"

"Dude, how many times have I told you that our radar is far more reliable than the GPS on your phone?"