Corey Tutt has always been a curious soul. A proud Kamilaroi man, he spent his childhood catching lizards and snakes, and reading books about reptiles. So when he found out that some schools in remote communities across Australia didn’t have science books at all – he packed up every book he owned, and sent them to schools that needed it. From there, Deadly Science was born – an initiative which has provided over 16000 science books to remote Indigenous communities.

Find out more about Deadly Science on Instagram and the website. Follow Corey Tutt on Instagram and Twitter.

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