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For October issue's comic strip, Amelia the Fox and her minibeast friends got into disguises to attend a Halloween party. We challenged you to design a Halloween costume for your favourite minibeast! The entries were marvellous! You all sent in lots of animals dressed in fantastic disguises and camouflage! We love your imaginations! 
Ariana, age 6, London: Owl moth dressed as an owl
This owl moth looks fantastic. What a great disguise with the owl’s big eyes and wings! A very creative entry.
Izaac, age 7, Lewes: Spider dressed as a bee
This spider looks spectacular. What fancy wings and striped body he has! No one would ever notice he was secretly a spider.
Rosie, age 9, Ashton Keynes: Bee dressed as a ghost
This bumble bee looks fantastic! We can tell that Rosie has thought hard about making sure the bee can still fly and that it doesn’t get too hot. No one would ever notice that he’s secretly a bee.
Santhana, age 9, Williamsville, USA: Blue butterfly dressed as a clown
A spectacular butterfly. What a bright and colourful costume! We love how Santhana has created an entertaining comic strip, which includes some interesting facts. Well done!
Henry, age 7, Boughton: Cricket dressed as a ghost
A fantastic looking cricket. What great disguise! This Halloween party looks so much fun with the balloons and decorations!
We hope that all our winners enjoy exploring with their minibeast explorer kits from RSPB!
Celeste Valero, age 8: Orange and blue butterfly
Edward, age 4: Batercater
Fauste, age 8, Grays: Robberflies
Alfie, age 8, Shetland: Wizard snail
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Thank you to everyone who sent in an entry for the African Animal Postcard competition, published in our Wild Africa: A Continent in Motion issue. You sent us postcards from every corner of Wild Africa – Ethiopian wolves hunting mole rats through mountain mist, flamingo chicks marching across soda l...
You've been designing brilliant new contenders for the Astonishing Amazon Animal Showdown – piranhas with jaws that regrow in whole quarters, a hoatzin that ferments its dinner in a throat pouch, a tailless whip scorpion that senses danger through its legs, and a jaguar with one of the most powerful bites of any mammal. Thank you to every reader who did the research and made the case for their champion.
