As a young girl I was always interested in puzzles and would often spend many hours during my holidays working on different puzzles comprised of a variety of diverse themes and colours. These beloved puzzles are now adorned all over the walls of my parental home in Manzini, eSwatini (formerly Swaziland). Initially, I thought my love for puzzles was solely because I just liked pretty pictures and enjoyed spending my days crouched over our dinner table, trying to match different patterns together. But as I grew older, and as my exposure to the world that we live in increased, I gradually realised that science was the ultimate puzzle, with each discipline ultimately coming together to produce a truly beautiful, breath taking, interdependent landscape.