In this last episode of Look at Me, we go in search of the complex and little-known nudibranch thriving in our oceans.

Dr Penelope Greenslade on a tiny acrobatic animal that you’ll find almost everywhere in Australia but have probably never recognised

The malleefowl has a complicated parenting style kicking their babies out into the harsh desert environment as soon as they hatch

Learn about the weird, wonderful and ultimately exhausting sex life of the antechinus

The eastern curlew travels between the Arctic and Antarctic poles each year. Flying over large stretches of ocean, this migratory shore bird must keep flapping its wings to avoid perishing in the open water

In this new season of Guardian Australia’s Look at Me, hosts Rae Johnston and Chris McCormack meet the people trying to save a rare insect through song

Introducing a new season of weird and wonderful tales of Australian wildlife. Hosted by award winning science journalist Rae Johnston and ecologist Chris McCormack

What to do when your main food source dries up and the snow retreats? The final episode of the Look at me podcast features Australia’s only hibernating marsupial

Why would you devote your life to a giant worm? In this episode of Look at me, Chris McCormack finds the only world expert on a creature few have seen

Living underground, the eye-less marsupial mole has mostly defied scientific study until one scientist decided to bury some microphones

In this episode we find out about the amazing life of a hardworking single mother, the blue-banded bee

The south eastern plains of Australia are home to one of the rarest birds in the world. The plains-wanderer’s habitat has been decimated, but now some farmers are putting the bird’s survival before profit

Guardian Australia’s new podcast hears about the amazing gathering of thousands of giant cuttlefish off the coast of South Australia

Our new podcast dives deep into the world of Australian animals. Join host Benjamin Law as he discovers the most unusual, rare and fascinating wildlife found down under.