Graham Higley talks about the launch of the Encyclopedia of Life project that will create a free online encyclopaedia of all the 1.8 million living species on Earth.
Coral reefs are beautiful and diverse but fragile ecosystems. Hear about the risks they face and some projects to save them.
Museum visitors and palaeontologist Brian Rosen debate newly published research on coral reefs, including the threats to their survival.
Although they look like molluscs, barnacles are actually related to shrimp and prawns. Phil Rainbow discusses the mysterious barnacles.
Parasites are the cause of much human disease and suffering. Examine these amazingly successful and adaptive organisms up-close.
Discover why there's more to a sponge than just a bathroom accessory, with Museum zoologist Clare Valentine.
Find out the results of the largest ever survey of parasitic worms from stranded whales and dolphins, with researcher David Gibson.
Museum researcher Arlene Jones explores how parasites have so successfully exploited the predator-prey relationship.
How are new species formed? In the sea, the answers to this and other related questions have remained elusive until very recently.
Explore how scientists from the Museum and across the globe are working together to reduce the spread of tropical diseases and improve public health.