Are hyenas dogs? | Surprising Science

Creating a bronze dinosaur for the Natural History Museum gardens | The story behind Fern

What is a blue Moon? | Surprising Science

Mistaking a marine reptile for a communist | The 'Perfect' Specimen Ep4

Everything you want to know about the world’s tallest animal | A closer look at giraffes

Why do giraffes have spots? | Surprising Science

New dinosaur species on display in our Earth Hall | Natural History Museum

Why is landing on Mars and Venus so difficult? | Surprising Science

That time Natalie really annoyed a chameleon | The 'Perfect' Specimen Ep3

The world's best gliding mammal? | A closer look at colugos

What is a colugo? | Surprising Science

Charles Darwin and his favourite octopus | Natural History Museum

Beat the heat: how do birds keep cool? | Surprising Science

Natalie totally thought that was its butt | The 'Perfect' Specimen Ep2

Meet the beetle that’s even bigger than your hand | A closer look at ginormous beetles

How big can beetles get? | Surprising Science

Charles Darwin's fossil mammal you never knew about | Natural History Museum

Why do rabbits eat their own poo? | Surprising Science

Josh has questions about waxy whale earplugs... | The 'Perfect' Specimen Ep1

Introducing The 'Perfect' Specimen

Exploring the mysteries of the Moon | A closer look at our night sky

Why is the Moon bigger when on the horizon? | Surprising Science

How do camels survive extreme environments? | Surprising Science

Are these snails the original shell collectors? | A closer look at carrier shells

Why does this snail collect shells? | Surprising Science

How did Charles Darwin discover evolution? | Natural History Museum

How do chameleons change colour? | Surprising Science

New discovery made when digitising our six millionth specimen | Natural History Museum

Sharing the love for New Zealand’s national bird | A closer look at the kiwi

Why is the kiwi egg so big? | Surprising Science

What to see in spring | Seasonal Changes

What is a tardigrade and what makes them so tough? | Surprising Science

The primate with a built-in toothpick | A closer look at lemurs

Do lemurs have two tongues? | Surprising Science

Do aliens exist? | Museum scientists answer your questions

Do birds pee? | Surprising Science

How to cure a nettle sting? | A closer look at dock leaves

Does rubbing a dock leaf on a nettle sting really work? | Surprising Science

How do tiny fossils help us learn about past climates? | Surprising Science

Meet the reptile that shoots blood from its eyes | A closer look at horned lizards

Why do horned lizards shoot blood from their eyes? | Surprising Science

How do star-nosed moles smell underwater? | Surprising Science

What's inside a duck's bill? | A closer look at duck 'teeth'

Do ducks have teeth? | Surprising Science

What eats meat and lives in a bog? | Surprising Science

Snakes used to have legs! | A closer look at snake evolution

Do snakes have legs? | Surprising Science

When whales walked on four legs | Surprising Science

How to survive the cold | A closer look at wood frogs

How do wood frogs survive freezing winters? | Surprising Science

What can survive in Antarctica? | Surprising Science

Why pterosaurs aren't dinosaurs | A closer look at the dinosaur family tree

Is this a dinosaur? | Surprising Science

Burrowing bees with photographer Georgina Steytler | Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Do alligators hibernate? | Surprising Science

Why do shrews need to eat so much? | A closer look at one of the smallest mammals

How much does the tiny common shrew have to eat? | Surprising Science

What is myrrh? | Surprising Science

What is frankincense? | Surprising Science

Where does gold come from? | Surprising Science