For listening

25.03.2022: Here we check what minerals are, how old stone is and which is the most expensive stone in the world (with Ulrich Kotthoff from min. 9:30).

08/27/2021: "Terra X" goes podcast, episode 8: Matthias Glaubrecht fears that humans could also become extinct.

20.08.2021: Die Sendung mit der Ziege - Episode 63: with entomologist Dr. Martin Husemann, we delve into the wonderful world of insects today. What secret do the bumblebees from the collection of the Hamburg Museum of Natural History hide? Why do honey bees have to beware of the Asian hornet?

25.05.2021: Humans threaten many other species through their behavior. But what about the reverse? Are there still animals that can really pose an existential threat to us? Or do we already have the other species under control to such an extent that, apart from climate change and diseases, nothing else can pose a threat to us?

01.05.2021: While we either stare spellbound at climate change or lapse into wild actionism to save the climate, more and more animal and plant species are becoming extinct every day - on a scale unimaginable since 66 million years ago.

04/06/2021 - Which animals belong to the insects? We check it out and talk to an entomologist - that's what entomologists are called ...

( "Kribbelkrabbel"-Podcasts)

05.01.2021: Matthias Glaubrecht, is fighting for the protection of species. Because as fast as species are disappearing, research can no longer keep up. That's why his latest book is called "The End of Evolution".

10.12.2020 - “Think about how you are connected to nature.” That’s what Prof. Dr. Matthias Glaubrecht challenges us to do on this edition of Inside Ideas by Marc Buckley.

11/16/2020 - Mid-November is not really a time to waste thoughts on mosquitoes, bees & co., but just because you don't usually have an exciting expert on the subject at hand ...

(Deep Dive Podcast)

6.10.2020 - He proclaims the end of evolution: Matthias Glaubrecht, evolutionary biologist. Because from the tiger to the Hauhechel-Bläuling - the extinction of up to one million species is already in full swing.

21.4.2020 - Fossils provide insight into the history of the development of life. In the podcast conversation, we take a look behind the scenes of his research with the director of the Museum of Nature - Geology, Dr. Ulrich Kotthoff from the Institute of Geology, and clarify why there are no dinosaurs to be found in Hamburg.

4/19/2020 - "Our Earth is a unique stroke of luck, a tiny life-friendly world drifting alone through a hostile cosmos." That is the inventory of evolutionary biologist Prof. Matthias Glaubrecht. He fears that the world as we know it will soon cease to exist if species extinction continues as it has. One reason for this is rapid population growth. But how can we slow it down? How can we save birds, insects, mammals from extinction?

On Borneo, the last female Sumatran rhino died a week ago today. This means that this globally endangered species is now extinct in Malaysia. The renowned evolutionary biologist Prof. Dr. Matthias Glaubrecht is not surprised.

Matthias Glaubrecht in conversation: The LIB is the image of an endangered nature. Evolutionary biologist Matthias Glaubrecht takes us on a tour of his collection.

2.12.2019 - The end of the world is closer than we thought: Even if we stop climate change, our lives are in great danger, says biologist Matthias Glaubrecht. If species extinction and population growth continue as they are now, the world as we know it will soon cease to exist.