Australia is full of weird plants and animals. And Dr Ann Jones is on speaking terms with most of them!
Each week Ann explores the most unusual elements of our natural world — the ones that make you go What the Duck?! Like why do quolls have spots? Who farts (and who doesn't)? And how do snakes climb trees?
Join Ann alongside experts and ordinary Aussies alike to solve mysteries, smash myths and uncover the bizarre truth about nature down under.
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Publicado11 sep. 2026
Duración25:46
Episodios
230-
Tits, boobies and hooters
Escuchado
11 sep. 2026
229-
Can you speak fish?
Escuchado
04 sep. 2026
228-
Hitchhikers guide to ecology
Escuchado
28 ago. 2026
227-
G.O.A.T AUSTRALIAN WILDFLOWER
Escuchado
21 ago. 2026
226-
Flowers are disgusting, filthy, badasses
Escuchado
14 ago. 2026
225-
Wombat scratches butt on recorder, snorts, gurgles and leaves.
Escuchado
12 ago. 2026
224-
Dinosaur died. No flowers at funeral
Escuchado
07 ago. 2026
223-
Duck on a screaming rampage wrecks Australia's 'quiet time'
Escuchado
05 ago. 2026
222-
Its survival relies on idiotic male wasps bonking it
Escuchado
31 jul. 2026
221-
Who's your Daddy?
Escuchado
24 jul. 2026
220-
Flies are probably better at picking up than you are
Escuchado
17 jul. 2026
219-
Duck, marry, avoid, friendzone
Escuchado
10 jul. 2026
218-
What's with the electric eel's shocking attitude?
Escuchado
03 jul. 2026
217-
Gay animals: same-sex science
Escuchado
26 jun. 2026
216-
Sex is Weird 7: Do we need sex?
Escuchado
19 jun. 2026
215-
Sex is Weird 6: Virgin birth
Escuchado
12 jun. 2026
214-
Sex is Weird 5: Why does it feel good, anyway?
Escuchado
05 jun. 2026
213-
Sex is Weird 4: How to be hot according to nature
Escuchado
29 mayo 2026
212-
Sex is Weird 3: Sexy females fight back
Escuchado
22 mayo 2026
211-
Sex is Weird 2: Why do penises exist?
Escuchado
15 mayo 2026
210-
Sex is Weird 1: The world's first d*ck pic
Escuchado
08 mayo 2026
209-
Nature's Most Wanted: Can my dog inherit my house
Escuchado
01 mayo 2026
208-
Nature's Most Wanted: Wild, but not free
Escuchado
24 abr. 2026
207-
Nature's Most Wanted: Trunk and disorderly
Escuchado
17 abr. 2026
206-
Nature's Most Wanted: Fowl play with real-life angry birds
Escuchado
10 abr. 2026
205-
Nature's Most Wanted: Murder (but not crows)
Escuchado
02 abr. 2026
204-
Nature's Most Wanted: Cat burglars and robber duckies
Escuchado
27 mar. 2026
203-
Nature’s Most Wanted: Odour in the court
Escuchado
20 mar. 2026
202-
INTRODUCING: Nature's Most Wanted
Escuchado
16 mar. 2026
201-
Invasive species: a science comedy debate
Escuchado
13 mar. 2026
200-
Why snakes remain deadly even after they're dead
Escuchado
06 mar. 2026
199-
How a rat's smelly towel might be key to rewilding
Escuchado
27 feb. 2026
198-
How Marion Anstis became the tadpole whisperer
Escuchado
20 feb. 2026
197-
Diane Purcell on how algae grows on you
Escuchado
13 feb. 2026
196-
The field guide to a birding life: Peter Menkhorst
Escuchado
06 feb. 2026
195-
Creepy crawlies across continents: why Tanya Latty loves bugs