Creatura with Bec Crew
Jumping spiders are basically just cats
They’re cute, curious, and won’t get off our kitchen bench.
Tim the Yowie Man
No concrete evidence to support common Aussie myth
Did you hear the story about the workman who was buried alive in wet concrete during a bridge construction? Or was it a dam?
Tim the Yowie Man
Summer solstice Down Under
There’s something magical about a ray of sunlight, especially if it illuminates an object of reverence. Even more so if it’s a spectacle that only occurs once a year.
Treading Lightly with Roger Smith
Judbarra and its special wallaby
As altered fire regimes transform ecosystems across the Top End, intact wilderness offers a vital lifeline for native wildlife.
Space with Fred Watson
Uranus’s newly discovered moon just 10km wide
Earlier this year, a team of astronomers led by scientists at the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado, made a discovery that was paradoxically both humdrum and spectacularly exciting.
Creatura with Bec Crew
Box jellyfish are the Swiss Army knives of the ocean
Nature didn’t dole out survival tools fairly – some animals got the lion’s share, while others… make do with what they’ve got.
Tim the Yowie Man
‘They got the lot!’: Australia’s biggest-ever bank heist
When residents of the NSW Northern Rivers town of Murwillumbah awoke on 23 November 1978, they discovered their main street was crawling with police cars and camera-toting media.
Creatura with Bec Crew
Spider crabs are a walking buffet – but don’t tell them that
Let’s just say, they don’t have the thickest of skins.
Need To Know with Dr Karl
Dr Karl explains sex-reversal in the animal world
We used to think the ‘sex’ of an animal was clearly defined by its chromosomes. But it’s way more complicated than it seems.