Megatherium: Burrowing Monster Sloths
There are many amazing extinct animals. But none more so than Megatherium, an elephant-sized that sloth created giant tunnel networks we can still see today.
Life
Devil’s Ivy: The office freak
We tend to overlook plants. But even the boring ones in pots around your office have fascinating stories to tell. None more so, than devil’s ivy. Let’s dive in.
Our Planet: Why our Earth is alive
We tend to dissect things to understand them. But sometimes to really understand things, we need to connect them. The Earth is alive, but dying. Let’s dive in.
Taxonomy: Ruling the kingdoms of life
Animals, plants, fungi – life comes in so many different ancient and sprightly flavors. They are all so great. And so weird. And so different. Let’s dive in.
What are the biggest creatures?
Blue whales are big. But there are bigger creatures. Skyscraper trees, underground subway forests and grass-patch islands. People need to know. Let’s dive in.
The First Apes: Something like us?
We often study apes as a pit-stop to get to humans. But there are some incredibly weird and wonderful monkeys out there, so varied and beautiful. Let’s dive in.
Mammals Evolve: We’re getting warmer
Warm-blooded, fluffy and loving. Mammals are great. But it takes a lot to be a mammal, we are different. We need to eat a lot and be nurtured. Let’s dive in.
Dinosaurs: Extinct superstars
Everyone knows about Dinosaurs. But do you really know about dinosaurs? No, you probably don’t. Because a lot of them were tiny and had feathers. Let’s dive in.
The First Animals: Weird and crunchy
It takes a lot to grow an animal. You’ve got to grow the right bits in the right places. How does that work? You’ve got to have a bit of a plan. Let’s dive in.
Plant Evolution: Fashionably late
Plants are great. But you would think they’d have been around forever – they’re pretty basic?!? Actually, they are much newer than you’d think. Let’s dive in.