In April 2014, Steve and Jackie visited Trinidad. As well as celebrating Steve's 60th birthday, the target was to see an Oilbird, arguably the world's most unusual bird species, it being a nocturnal, echo-locating, frugivorous cave-dweller. Not surprisingly, the species belongs to a monotypic family. As well as succeeding in this, a most unexpected discovery was made during the week - a specimen of the extraordinary Velvet Worm (aka Peripatus), which scientists have long believed to be a "living fossil", a kind of evolutionary missing link between Annelid worms and Arthropods.