Stu reveals how one of Australia's best-loved and tiniest livestock animals is actually an invasive species that displaces native pollinators; and Chris discusses black holes and how what was believed to be the closest one to Earth is probably a vampire star instead.

Stu reveals how one of Australia's best-loved and tiniest livestock animals is actually an invasive species that displaces native pollinators; and Chris discusses black holes and how what was believed to be the closest one to Earth is probably a vampire star instead.

Stu reveals how one of Australia's best-loved and tiniest livestock animals is actually an&nbsp;invasive species that displaces native pollinators; and Chris discusses black holes and how what was believed to be the closest one to Earth is probably a vampire star instead.

Bad honey bees and bogus black holes

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