Bug Hunter

G Morgane finds out why some bugs make loud noises and how they are able to produce these sounds.

G Some bugs smell funny. Why? Is it because they never have baths? In this episode, Morgane looks into the different smells some bugs emit and asks: why do they need to be so stinky?

G Morgane explores where the biggest insects in the world live, discovers what they look like, and learns how they became giants!

G Morgane wonders if bugs take holidays like humans do. She discovers there are insects that regularly take time out over winter by essentially freezing themselves.

G Morgane wants to know why bugs glow, and how. She begins by looking at New Zealand glow worms in the lab and reveals how these creatures are able to light up.

G Morgane's favourite insect is the stick insect which is one of the many bugs on our planet with the ability to camouflage. Morgane teleports into a garden in New Zealand to track down some 'in disguise' stick insects.

G Morgane sets out to find the weirdest bugs in the world, beginning with the velvet worm. This unusual creature is ancient, and in evolutionary terms it sits between a worm and an insect!

G Morgane wants to know if insects fart! This is quite a funny thing to find out but also fascinating.