Creatura Blog
The world’s tiniest bird-of-paradise looks like a sad bean
Meet the the king bird-of-paradise.
Meet the the king bird-of-paradise.
Meet the dibbler, a rare mammal thought to be extinct, only to be rediscovered a hundred years later. But they’re still struggling.
I mean, look at that face. Those paws. Emerging from its cave like a highly strung hobbit receiving too many dinner guests. Just put a little apron on him and we’re done.
One of the small handful of flying frogs in the world, the harlequin tree frog is not the kind of creature you’d easily miss.
If you’re looking for an absolute alpha, a force of nature that demands to be reckoned with, look no further than Victoria’s riflebird (Ptiloris victoriae).
The jumping spider of the snake world, the blunthead slug snake is so adorable, even the most phobic among us would struggle to have a problem with it.
With its remarkable coat and strange little fingers, the striped possum is a peculiar fellow that few Australians are lucky enough to see.
Meet the incredible banded broadbill.
Our shark editor-at-large Blake Chapman tells us everything there is to know about shark rays.
Can it get more beautiful than this? It’s so perfect, it looks just like a painting.