Baby iguanas born inside a volcano
We’re back with new discoveries and awe-inspiring moments, taking you to a world far beyond your own four walls.The wildlife photographer and adventurer Tui De Roy explores one of the most hostile spo...
5 Jan 202130min
My best friend was an octopus
We've reached the end of Series 3! It's been a series of new discoveries, awe-inspiring moments, tear-jerkers and revelations.In the final episode of the series, we are telling stories about the sense...
19 Dec 201930min
This river is legally a “person”
In this episode of the BBC Earth Podcast, we’re getting glimpses into brave new worlds, advancing into unfamiliar territories and breaking new ground. We’re pushing at the frontiers between us and the...
12 Dec 201929min
Frozen squirrels and the human brain
For the seventh episode of the BBC Earth Podcast, we’re bringing your stories about adaptation. Did you know, during its 8 month hibernation, the Arctic ground squirrel can survive with a core tempera...
5 Dec 201929min
The singing sand dunes of the Sahara
Welcome to another episode of the BBC Earth Podcast; the podcast that delves deep into nature’s great mysteries and surfaces the unknown. This week we’re telling stories of the unexpected, stories whi...
28 Nov 201928min
The music that makes camels cry
This week we are telling stories from the wilderness. Stories of scale, vast expanses, extreme conditions, little known corners of the planet and the sparsest environments. We begin in Alaska, with th...
21 Nov 201930min
This corridor of trees unites 20 countries
This week on the BBC Earth Podcast, we are sharing stories of unity. Hear the story behind the international mission of 20 African countries to hold back the desert and plant trees to reclaim the once...
14 Nov 201928min
The rhino that flew 10,000 miles
This week we're travelling to a place that is different for all of us, but one we all hold close to our hearts: Home.Listen to the heart-warming story of a keeper in Ohio who built an unbreakable bond...
7 Nov 201928min
