It is related to the dodo, makes milk and even played a role in the French Revolution. Surely this bird deserves some recognition?
Featuring:
Rosemary Mosco, Science writer and author of 'The Pocket Guide to Pigeon Watching'.
Nathan Finger, Host of 'Bird of the Week' podcast
Dr Robin Leppitt, Ornithologist.
April Broadbent, Pigeon Rehabber.
Aaron a ... Show More
Nov 1
It it just me, or is that sheep glow in the dark?
Ann heads to a hunting shop (stay with us) to pick up a UV torch. What she discovers? Ewe won’t believe it.Featuring:Linda Reinhold, Zoologist at James Cook University.Professor Simon Lewis, Curtin University.Dr. Kenny Travouillon, Western Australian Museum.Caitlin Grieve, Hillen ... Show More
26m 2s
Oct 25
Killer whales attack boat
Martin was sailing from the UK to Greece when a pod of orcas tried to sink his boat. Sounds like a one-off? Think again. Reports of killer whales attacking ships date back to the 6th century. So, after all these centuries, have we finally figured out why?Featuring:Martin Evans, U ... Show More
26m 33s
Apr 2021
From the Vault: Rise of the Moa
The Moa of New Zealand were among the weirdest birds to ever live, and their history is full of evolutionary wonder, interspecies conflict, tragedy and scientific hope. In this Stuff to Blow Your Mind two-parter, Robert and Joe discuss the rise and fall of the great Moa. (Origina ... Show More
59m 14s
Apr 2021
From the Vault: Twilight of the Moa
The Moa of New Zealand were among the weirdest birds to ever live, and their history is full of evolutionary wonder, interspecies conflict, tragedy and scientific hope. In this Stuff to Blow Your Mind two-parter, Robert and Joe discuss the rise and fall of the great Moa. (Origina ... Show More
53m 44s