Our David Attenborough specimens: Nature, knowledge and a lasting legacy

Golden eagles to alien microbes | Nature news you need to know

What is parthenogenesis? | Surprising Science

Finding this alive is like finding a plesiosaur in your bathtub | The 'Perfect' Specimen Ep25

How can mantises mate without a head? | A closer look at praying mantis

Why do female mantises sometimes eat their mate? | Surprising Science

After the Destruction by Andrea Dominizi | Wildlife Photographer of the Year

How do fleas jump so high? | Surprising Science

Are unicorns real and can trees walk? | The 'Perfect' Specimen Ep24

What's special about female spotted hyena anatomy? | Surprising Science

The Weaver's Lair by Jamie Smart | Wildlife Photographer of the Year

How do turtles breathe underwater? | Surprising Science

This beetle can survive being run over by a car! | The 'Perfect' Specimen Ep23

What is venom? How snails and aphids are redefining science | A closer look at venomous animals

New evidence reveals the world’s oldest domestic dogs | Scientists analyse ancient DNA across Europe

What is the definition of venom? | Surprising Science

Who was Franz Nopcsa? (Audio Described)

Explore a 360° panorama of Antarctica (Audio Described)

How does sticky bird poop help mistletoe spread? | Surprising Science (Audio Described)

Mistletoe, holly and firs | A closer look at festive flora (Audio Described)

Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025 | Ghost town visitor by Wim van den Heever (Audio described)

Their Royal Highnesses The Prince and Princess of Wales explore our new gardens (Audio Described)

The oldest human footprints in Europe (Audio described)

How dangerous are asteroids | Should we be worried? (Audio Described)

What Antarctic rock cores tell us about past climate change (Audio Described)

Young Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025 | Andrea Dominizi (Audio described)

Can fish walk? | Surprising Science (Audio Described)

The beetle with a unique defence tactic | Surprising Science (Audio Described)

Meet the Neighbours by Luca Lorenz | Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Why are fish getting smaller? | Surprising Science

Natalie tells us why kangaroos are actually terrible mothers | The 'Perfect' Specimen Ep22

Toads that give birth from holes on their back | A closer look at unusual amphibian reproduction

How are Surinam toads born? | Surprising Science

Deadly Allure by Chien Lee | Wildlife Photographer of the Year

What is coral? | Surprising Science

Josh quizzes us on the colours of nature | The 'Perfect' Specimen Ep21

Whats the difference between horns and antlers? | A closer look at animal headgear

Horns and antlers explained | Surprising Science

Meet the Museum's sheep | Natural History Museum

How does rhino poop power ecosystems? | Surprising Science

Did witches ride broomsticks? Our guest explains why we might think so | The 'Perfect' Specimen Ep20

What are the different types of dung beetle? | A closer look at dung beetles

Why do dung beetles roll poop? | Surprising Science

Ice motifs by Alexey Kharitonov | Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Nuveen People’s Choice Award | Wildlife Photographer of the Year

How big are sunfish? | Surprising Science

Why can no-one remember the time they used fish as candles? | The 'Perfect' Specimen Ep19

This primate produces venom from its armpit | A closer look at slow lorises

What's the only venomous primate? | Surprising Science

Orphan of the Road: Impact Award Winner | Wildlife Photographer of the Year (AUDIO DESCRIBED)

Orphan of the Road: Impact Award Winner | Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Why does rain smell? | Surprising Science

Natalie finds herself doing an impression of a pufferfish | The 'Perfect' Specimen Ep18

How dogs use scent | A closer look at the science behind a canine's powerful nose

How do dogs smell the world around them? | Surprising Science

Snakes in cold weather: what is brumation? | Surprising Science

Josh debunks the myth of ancient cyclopses | The 'Perfect' Specimen Ep17

Shadow Hunter by Philipp Egger | Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Brussels sprouts, broccoli and cauliflower all come from one plant | Surprising Science

Are bats generous? | A closer look at animal gift giving