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Aoife Glass

Bristol, United Kingdom

Freelance Digital Content, Events and Engagement Specialist at Freelance

Digital Editor at Mountain Bike Rider (MBR)

Writer, presenter & editor. Digital editor of @mbrmagazine. Presents & produces @Spindrift_Podcast. Cycling/MTB/Adventure/Environment. she/her

Articles

  • 1 month ago | discoverwildlife.com | Aoife Glass

    We're all fearful of a spider bite, but some are much deadlier than others... Here, we find out what the deadliest spider in the world actually is, why it's so dangerous – and whether we can survive it with a powerful enough dose of antivenom. There are plenty of incredibly dangerous and deadly spiders found around the world, but the most dangerous and deadly for humans is usually judged to be the Sydney funnel-web spider, Atrax robustus.

  • 2 months ago | discoverwildlife.com | Aoife Glass

    Arachnophobes beware! If a giant hairy spider the size of a dinner plate sounds like the stuff of nightmares, you’d best avoid coming face to face with the Goliath tarantula (Theraphosa blondi). Known commonly as the Goliath tarantula, or Goliath birdeater spider, this is the world’s biggest spider, judged by body mass and body length.

  • 2 months ago | discoverwildlife.com | Aoife Glass

    Before we get into how some of our deadliest wildlife COULD kill you, it's important to stress how unlikely it is to happen: incredibly unlikely. For example, out of the estimated 600 million individuals who visited the Australian coast in 2023 there were just four fatal shark bites, while fatal attacks on humans from the world's largest reptile (the saltwater crocodile) occur less than once per annum.

  • Jan 13, 2025 | discoverwildlife.com | Aoife Glass

    ‘Le Petit Mort’ or ‘the little death’ is the euphamistic term for orgasm. But for some animals, sex and death are more closely intertwined, and meeting their mate of choice really is a case of fatal attraction. Why do animals die during or after sex? What animals mate for life? Meet the most devoted couples in the animal kingdomFrom the famously murderous praying mantis to the post-mating mass suicide of antichinus shrews, these 11 animals all die during or after sex.

  • Jan 7, 2025 | bikeradar.com | Aoife Glass

    Frosty mornings, quiet trails and the sheer joy of a hot drink after a cold ride are just three of the simple pleasures to be found when bike riding through the winter months. Despite the pitfalls of riding in the cold, dark and wet, as long as you're well prepared, there are plenty of reasons to embrace cycling at this time of year. Here are 10 reasons we love winter cycling. First and foremost, there's nothing like riding on a perfect winter day.

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Aoife Glass @Silverstrange
29 Mar 22

Oh god…I need this robot!

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Aoife Glass
Aoife Glass @Silverstrange
24 Mar 22

Tonight I have done many many squats in the gym. I fear for my ability to get down stairs/out of my seat/walk tomorrow as a result 😳😂

Aoife Glass
Aoife Glass @Silverstrange
20 Mar 22

Productive day washing all the things, batch cooking & making apple cake. And eating apple cake with us the most important part of the process