A nocturnal, tree-dwelling carnivore with the face of a possum, the body of a cat, and a luxurious feather-duster tail, the Asiatic linsang is a wonderful example of the diversity of mammals hiding out in the forests of South East Asia.
If magpies told ghost stories, it would be about the channel-billed cuckoo. If one of these pterodactyl-like birds has a magpie’s nest in their sights, it’s game over.
Nope, the hieroglyphs seen engraved on rocks within Brisbane Water National Park were not the handiwork of Egyptian travellers who sailed to Australia some 5000 years ago.
Nothing screams “I’m available” like fluorescent pink neck skin.
Like a dinosaur that flew nose-first into a vat of bubblegum ice-cream, the red-footed booby truly is a sight to behold.
The crested wood partridge is one very glamorous bird.
The photo of the so-called Nullarbor Nymph spread like wildfire.
Meet the Spanish dancer, one of the largest nudibranchs known to science.
The peacock mantis shrimp is beautiful, deadly, and has more tricks up its sleeve than a Bond villain.
Moon moth are outta this world.