14K views · 253 reactions |  Clever crows!  New Caledonian Crows have been seen creating hooks out of twigs, to help them get grubs out of trees.  | BBC Breakfast | Facebook

Wake up refreshed to views of another world, with the Caledonian Sleeper. Experience a unique way to travel to numerous destinations between London and Scotland this Summer. | Caledonian Sleeper

Over the last 40 years, the iconic Caledonian Sleeper trains haven’t changed - until now. They've unveiled a fancy new fleet, and it's just the ticket! [Tap to expand] | STV News

New Caledonian Crows are one of the most accomplished tool users in the world. Their bill shape is different from other corvids, and the unique shape contributes to their ability to use, and probably make tools. In this video a New Caledonian Crow uses a pandanus leaf tool to retrieve food out of a hole in bark. Find out more: http://bit.ly/23crfKR Thanks to Gavin Hunt for sharing his video. | Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Meet the Ghost of the Forest! In the forests of New Caledonia the kagu (Rhynochetos jubatus) is known as the 'ghost of the forest' owing to their rarity and covering of white feathers. This species is exclusively found in the forests of New Caledonia in the South Pacific. They are restricted solely to the largest island of this country, Grand Terre. These birds are carnivores which use their long beak to probe in to the forest floor and search out small animals on which to feed. It is the only b