Our first Feral roving correspondent went inside Eastgate to see how its famous termite-inspired cooling actually works, what the building feels like today, and whether the 30-year-old story still holds up.

What happens when static signals try to manage moving risk? From surf flags to cuttlefish, this episode explores safety designed around sensing change and signalling state.

Ever felt like you’re the bottleneck? Octopuses distribute intelligence to move, sense and decide without waiting for head office. I turned that into a biomimicry method I use in my own work.

What if a takeaway cup was designed for how it leaves, not just how it’s used? This episode explores an original biomimicry concept I developed, inspired by mussels and built around graceful endings.

What does Ozempic have to do with a desert lizard? A molecule in Gila monster saliva helped reshape GLP-1 drugs and shows how breakthroughs can come from unexpected places. Unicorns, chocolate, venom.

Ever been with someone with dementia when something’s off, but you can’t tell if it’s pain, panic or something else? This episode looks at what happens when signals blur, and how nature can help us choose a better first move.