It's been almost 3 years since our last episode, but we're back! Except we're back with a new co-host. Victor and Eric and too old and too cool to do podcasts with their dad, but now their younger brother Alfie is full of unbelievable animal facts. In his first episode he wants us the believe that weaver ants use their larvae to glue leaves together to build their nests. We figure out if this is true, and what other cool facts we can find out about ants.

Eric must have a problem with his eyes, because he thinks that flamingos are actually white! Join us to hear why he thinks this is true and to learn some more unbelievable things about these amazing birds.

We all know that octopuses are very strange and very unusual animals, but this fact from Victor takes it to the next level. Is it true that these eight-legged aliens will snack on themselves if they need to?

The boys’ mom has a fact/question for us: she’s heard that aye-ayes pee on their own hands to make their hands more sticky. Yuck! Before we answer that disgusting question, we first have to find out what exactly an aye-aye even is, and what other cool facts we can find about these unbelievable animals.

Victor has a beautiful new book of amazing animal facts, but fake eggs??! That sounds pretty unbelievable. Join us to hear if it’s true, and find out more about this very, VERY sad little frog. Images reproduced with permission from The Encylcopaedia of Ugly Animals by Sami Bayly, Hachette Australia, 2019.

In a country full of strange animals the platypus must be one of the strangest, but can Eric’s crazy facts be true? Join us this week as we figure out what is fact and what is fiction about this unbelievable animal.

Victor read that when polar bears are hunting they cover up their noses with bits of ice and snow so their black noses don’t stand out against the white snow. Very clever - if it’s true! Are polar bears hunting geniuses, or is this a tall tale? Join us to find out, plus hear some more unbelievable facts about these incredible animals.

Eric wants us to believe that the fastest man ever can outrun a cheetah. Has he totally lost his mind!? Join us to find out, and to hear some unbelievable facts about the world’s fastest land animal.

Victor found a fact with a plastic toy fish that came from inside a chocolate egg: it claimed that the beluga sturgeon is the world’s biggest freshwater fish at over 7 metres long, and it’s eggs cost more than $7000 per kilogram! Does this mysterious giant even exist, where does it live, and why would it’s eggs be the most expensive food in the world?

Could it be true that the Sydney funnel web spider, often rated as the world’s most dangerous spider, is not dangerous at all to other animals? And why exactly is this spider is so feared?