Sea Sponge, Black in Marine Science, Stem Cell Mice
Dr. Samantha Yammine is joined by Dr. Tiara Moore who is a marine ecologist and the founder of Black in Marine Science to talk about her research as well as her advocacy work to ensure equitable systems are in place for Black scientists within the scientific community. Sam digs into a deep sea spon…
Finding Nemo with Claire McFadden
Adam heads to the Great Barrier Reef to talk to an Athenian sea sponge (the great Claire McFadden) about the difference between a fish and a buoy, the secrets of reproduction, and a massacre of an entire family in this Finding Nemo themed episode. For more with Claire check out an extended intervie…
Kid News This Week: Best oddball stories of 2022!
Kid News This Week: Best oddballs of the year from sea-sponge snot and deep-sea blue goo to Spain’s ghost village, Hong Kong’s dumbest thieves, Malaysia’s slithery plane passenger, Vietnam’s glass bottom bridge, the strongest shoulders and the most expensive shoes, ever!
Why the Deeper You Go, the More Giants You See
The Kraken, the Loch Ness monster, The Hydra, Leviathan - no one has seen these underwater monsters in real life, but we all know how huge they are. But similar creatures are more than real! There are weird and unusually big sea spiders, squid, worms, and many other animals that grew way more than …
Sea-Sponges and the Illusion of Self
The humble sea sponge has been around for over 500 million years.
We may think of them as ‘simple’ animals, with no brain, no nerves and no organs. But they have a pretty good party trick up their fleshy sleeves. Push a sponge through a mesh, until all that remains is a cloud of cells. Pour those …
Family’s gene therapy journey
In this week’s episode of Health Check, we meet the Poulin family who live in Thailand. They tell us about their long quest to have their little girl Rylae-Ann diagnosed with an incredibly rare disease. And that’s just the beginning of the story.
Rylae-Ann was fortunate enough to have gene therapy …
Episode 22: The Antikythera Mechanism & Friends
In the year 1900 a team of sea sponge divers stumbled upon a shipwreck from the late Hellenistic Era. Among the statues, coins, and jewellery, the salvage crew pulled out a small box covered in moss. Initially ignored, the contents of this box proved to be the most sophisticated mechanical device t…
Cancer-curing Sea Sponges
They don’t move, don’t make noise, and don’t have brains but sea sponges might just help cure cancer. In this episode, we dive into the hidden world of marine sponges and the incredible promise they hold for modern medicine. With research happening right here in Western Australia, scientists are un…
Lost and Found at Sea
Emergency! Emergency! Seal sounds the alarm at Bae Ceredigion in Wales, after a little boy loses his honorary Wildlifer badge in the sea and is desperate to get it back.
Ranger Rae, Roxy, Beaver and Deer are on the case, but no-one has quite the right skills for the underwater quest.
Luckily …
Life affects health, and Sea Sponges
From 2002: Presented by Tim Baynes. News by Tim. Gina Sartore reports from the Journal of Psychosomatic Medicine, about how life events affect health. Lachlan Whatmore gives a guided tour of the insides and outsides of sea sponges. Produced by Lachlan Whatmore with technical support by Gina Sartore…
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