Bird flu reaches Australian territory
Following mass deaths within a population of elephant seals, H5N1 has been officially confirmed on Heard Island.
Following mass deaths within a population of elephant seals, H5N1 has been officially confirmed on Heard Island.
A discovery by international researchers suggests slime produced by Australian velvet worms could underpin new sustainable materials.
You would assume a flood represents a windfall for frogs, right? But new research finds these water-loving amphibians can have too much of a good thing.
Video footage of uninvited guests hitching a ride on humpback whales has been recorded by researchers during migration season along Australia’s east coast.
The world’s only complete specimen of a colossal squid – on display in New Zealand – has developed a cult-like following.
Let’s just say, they don’t have the thickest of skins.
The frozen continent, and the treaty that protects it, have been in the news frequently of late – but for all the wrong reasons, argues ecologist and conservation biologist Professor Steven L Chown.
We used to think the ‘sex’ of an animal was clearly defined by its chromosomes. But it’s way more complicated than it seems.
A radical plan is helping a tiny mammal – the mountain pygmy-possum– beat extinction.
Introducing Bug Hunt and Bugs in My Backyard Week – two ambitious citizen-science programs, led by the Invasive Species Council, that are rewriting the rules of biosecurity by enlisting the energy, curiosity and collective power of everyday Aussies.