The Helix Development: The Initial Conflict. This item is unavailable.The Helix Development: The Initial Conflict

We all evolve very slowly. Time is something we take for granted and often wish away. Our few years on this planet are something to embrace. Life evolves, and at some point, we will cease to exist in our current form. Human life has to find out what it stands for. HB.

Hannah Bould B.V.M.S. M.R.C.V.S. qualified as a veterinary surgeon in 1996 from Glasgow University in Scotland. She has a particular interest in the Care and Treatment of Exotic Animals. She treats a variety of species, including reptiles, birds, amphibians, small mammals, as well as dogs and cats. Every day dealing with diseases, injuries, and the human-induced behavioural and mental changes to which animals have been subjected. Life evolves. Many exotic animals have integrated well into sharing life with humans. Hannah is also interested in Quantum Physics and Genetics (on a fairly simple level). She is fascinated by how the genetic code can evolve, but also how humans seem to interfere. Her inspirations visually are built by the likes of Escher, H.R Giger, and Salvador Dali. Her guidance and muses have been through reading H.G. Wells, John Wyndham, David Attenborough, and Douglas Adams, as well as many others. Hannah lives in a lovely little English village, with her teenage son, Cameron. They have a multitude of pets: cats, snakes, tortoises, and guinea pigs. Hannah is a member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons and the British Veterinary Zoological Society.