Join host Lucien Graves as he unveils nature's most disturbing secrets in Strange Biology. From flesh-transforming diseases to exploding toads to organisms masquerading as forests, each episode reveals meticulously researched biological horrors. Subscribe to discover the unsettling wonders hidden within the living world.

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Join host Lucien Graves as he explores organisms defying biology's rules: Pando, an 80,000-year-old forest that's one organism; choanoflagellates that crawl instead of swim; parasitic Balanophora plants that abandoned photosynthesis; and ushikuvirus, which may have shaped cell nuclei evolution.

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Host Lucien Graves explores nature's strangest phenomena: exploding toads killed by surgical crows, a frog sprouting a mushroom from its flesh, microscopic worms thriving in deadly saltwater, single-celled organisms rehearsing animal behavior, and ancient bees nesting in fossilized bones.

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Host Lucien Graves examines the rarest medical conditions ever documented, from Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva to diseases with only one known case. We discuss genetic anomalies, parasitic twins, and what these reveal about human biology's fragile architecture.

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