Ever wondered how dolphins sleep, what a snail sees, or why praying mantises eat their lovers? Animalia is a science podcast about the weird and interesting things that animals do. Each episode join Annie, Farley and David as we interview, debate and field-trip our way through this fascinating world of animal behaviour. Really love what we do? You can support us on Patreon! www.patreon.com... more
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | Natural SciencesCoursesEducationScience |
Corals are incredible animals that support an estimated 25% of all marine life. But without the algae living inside them, coral reefs can’t survive. Scientists recently discovered that bacteria also live within these algae. Could the right bacteria h... more
Beetles are like little fashion icons. Some are as shiny and reflective as mirrors. Others change colour depending on their angle. In this special episode for the Pint of Science Festival, we ask Dr Amanda Franklin why. We also ask about Amanda’s exp... more
Summer is here in Australia, and that means one thing - you’ll be hearing a lot of a certain noisy insect.
We spoke to Dr Nathan Emery to learn about these more often heard-than-seen creatures, including their life cycles, how they can be so noisy a... more
In this spooky Halloween special, Ashton Dickerson joins us to discuss werewolves, vampires and zombies of the animal kingdom. We even throw in a witch and some Frankenstein’s monsters.
We reference some visual media during our recording, see what w... more
In 1935, cane toads were introduced to Australia. This proved to be a terrible mistake. Australia now has hundreds of millions of toxic toads advancing across the country. How can we stop native predators from eating these highly poisonous toads?
In... more
In the third and final part in our Isolation Animals series, we look into the negative effects of COVID-19 on animals. In keeping with this episode’s “bad news” theme, this episode was much harder to record and took much longer to get out than the ot... more
Need some good news? In this episode, we discuss how lockdown is affecting wildlife - in good ways. From brighter bees to healthier hedgehogs, find out how animals might be making the most of this situation.
If this episode feels one-sided, don’t wo... more
What have animals been up to, with humans in lockdown and isolation? In this episode, we chat about window-shopping goats, a kangaroo on the run, penguins viewing art, and bust some viral myths.
Here are some other podcasts we’ve been listening to l... more
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Love this podcast, the sound quality is second to none and all the facts and guests are super interesting. The hosts are lovely to listen to, their voices are made for podcasting. You'd be a fool not to listen to this podcast. So do it! Just do it!
Really interesting, the episodes seem to keep getting better and better.
I am also a graduate student (biophysics) and just love the energy that both the hosts and their guests have towards science. This is a really fun podcast to listen to on the way to my lab to get my pumped up for the day. I do wish they would place links to the papers they mention or that back up what they are talking about (although I did see they have links to their guests’ lab websites). Thanks for doing this!
Love this podcast but most of all I love the dulcet tones pumping out of those American lungs. The Aussie girl sounds great but that American.....perfection.
This professionally crafted podcast is guaranteed to excite your inner biologist. With a variety of topics and guests this brilliant podcast is sure to keep you entertained.
Animalia is surprisingly professional in voice qualities: male and female. Their content quality is high with both podcasters being PHD students and their guests being scientists active in their fields. Their topics are catchy hooks (“microbeasts mating” and “Doing It”) clearly aimed at catching our attention and once listening-educating the listener about the world of animals. How do birds sleep while flying? Now I know!
I find Animalia to be an easy listen that is both informative and fun. I also like the variety of subjects covered.
Loved the pod, especially since I could understand all the science jargon. Can’t wait to hear more!
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