Answers to Biology Questions

Ants are so small, but they hurt so much.

A planet? Ultra-sonic animals? A crocodile? Can you beat our experts?

Do genetics hold the missing puzzle piece to cure all diseases that other methods can't?

We have epigenetics expert Nessa Carey give the low-down on what it is and how it affects our daily lives.

Female condors have managed to make baby condors without a male. How is this possible?

Thanks to the newest vaccine against malaria, do we move one step closer to curing it and all diseases?

Could you survive a holiday to the red planet?

All animals need to eat. So what do penguins and other Antarctic animals enjoy for supper?

Could the secret to preventing ageing be found in other species?

Why do some people have different colour eyes, and will their kids inherit the same colours?

With a changing climate, what could happen to medicinal plants?

What is herbarium and how do we record plants with potential medicinal properties?

Does ethnobotany have the solution to antibiotic resistant superbugs?

Do frogs ever need a really good scratch?

Crows thrive due to their ability to adapt to new environments, how intelligent are they?

How and why are insect populations on the decline?

Hear how the fantastic Mr Fox does or doesn't live up to his stereotype

With insect populations in steep decline, which of your favourite foods are at risk?

Some records depict animals acting out of character before disaster strikes, is it just a coincidence?

Over the past 50 years insect populations have dramatically decreased, is climate change responsible?

Is there a specific region dedicated to memory? You won't forget this week's question in a hurry

An answer to a question that's been bugging you for years!

Curious whiffs of methane are emanating from Mars: did life make them?