Off Track is an exploration of the many ways Australians live with and enjoy our natural (and not so natural) environment; from suburban backyards to the remote wilderness—and everywhere in between.
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2022-02-07 | Australia is full of weird plants and animals. And Dr Ann Jones is on speaking terms with most of them! Each week Ann explores the most unusual elements of our natural world — the ones that make you go What the Duck?! Like why do quolls have spots? Who... |
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2022-02-07 | Australia is full of weird plants and animals. And Dr Ann Jones is on speaking terms with most of them! Each week Ann explores the most unusual elements of our natural world — the ones that make you go What the Duck?! Like why do quolls have spots? Who... | |
2022-02-07 | Australia is full of weird plants and animals. And Dr Ann Jones is on speaking terms with most of them! Each week Ann explores the most unusual elements of our natural world — the ones that make you go What the Duck?! Like why do quolls have spots? Who... |
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2022-01-22 | The Off Track adventure has come to an end. |
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2022-01-22 | The Off Track adventure has come to an end. | |
2022-01-22 | The Off Track adventure has come to an end. |
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2022-01-15 | The song calls of Antarctic blue whales are so deep that they're almost infrasonic - you feel them as much as you hear them. |
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2022-01-15 | The song calls of Antarctic blue whales are so deep that they're almost infrasonic - you feel them as much as you hear them. | |
2022-01-15 | The song calls of Antarctic blue whales are so deep that they're almost infrasonic - you feel them as much as you hear them. |
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2022-01-08 | After 35 years, some of the same sleepy lizards are still alive, still with the same lizard partner. |
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