What animal was responsible for over 100 deaths in France? Adam Thorn discusses the mysterious, murderous creature known only as 'The Beast of Gevaudan'.

Adam discusses some of the most enormous animals to ever walk or swim on our planet

Aroused dolphins, clever baby whales, sperm whale attacks and more! Adam talks about all things whales and dolphins, based off a listener '“call in”.

Adam delves into the mind-blowing complexities of the baboon world.

Adam explains simple methods for obtaining a jungle-ready physique.

Bull sharks have the ability to swim into and live in freshwater. They have been found 4,000 km (2,500 mi) up the Amazon, 1000km (700 mi) up the Mississippi and also on a golf course!

Adam Thorn discusses eyewitness sightings of mammoths still alive in remote Siberia and Alaska. He also recounts a funny story of how he smoked actual woolly mammoth hair!

Adam talks his adventure in the jungles of Borneo, looking for an animal called the Bearcat

Humans are the only animals know to create and administer medicine. Until Now! Recently, chimpanzees and orangutans have been observed making and applying their own medicines in the wild.

Rob Alleva and Adam Thorn discuss their past trip to Africa and their upcoming trip. If you want to join them on their next trip, email adam@biothorn.com.au

Thorn’s Jungle is back by popular demand with weekly episodes! The Pant Hoot Podcast is a new segment of Thorn’s Jungle, which will air once every month or two and is all about primatology (the study of primates). There will still be normal Thorn’s Jungle episodes each week.

Adam Thorn discusses the possibilities of the Loch Ness Monster existing.

Adam Thorn talks about how to prepare for a jungle adventure. what do I pack? How do I survive? Here are great tips for planning a jungle expedition.

I asked people on Instagram to ask me any questions and I will answer them on this episode. I got about 1,000 questions. I managed to answer some of them. Some of them were the same questions as others and about 500 of them were questions about season 2 of Kings of Pain.

Adam Thorn talks about how he got into being an onscreen wildlife host and the making of his very first documentary and some behind the scenes stories.