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The impact of eradicating dingoes from the landscape are visible from space

The effects dingoes have on the environment have been captured in 32 years of NASA satellite imagery along Australia’s 5600km dingo fence.
Male lyrebirds deceive females into mating by creating mobbing flock sound

We know lyrebirds are talented mimics, but now, scientists say they sometimes use those talents to deceive females.
Don’t forget about the little guys: invertebrates of Kangaroo Island struggle to bounce back

You’ve heard about the surviving glossy black cockatoos and koalas of Kangaroo Island, but what of its smaller inhabitants?

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Rosy maple moth

This moth is more like a butterfly, with its striking pink and yellow colouring.

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The black swallower

This impressive fish could swallow prey more than twice its length and 10 times its mass.

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Australia’s only shield shrimp

This unusual desert crustacean is Australia’s only known species of shield shrimp.

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