
Whipping race horses ineffective, study says
It might be an ancient tradition, but whipping does not make horses run faster.
It might be an ancient tradition, but whipping does not make horses run faster.
For the first time, a cane toad has been found in the southwest corner of Western Australia.
A population of Carnaby’s cockatoos may have their habitat destroyed if a detention centre goes ahead.
New populations of the critically endangered mountain pygmy possum have scientists excited.
Because there were no gauges where Cyclone Yasi made landfall, there are no direct measures of its strength.
Female Goudlian finches find it hard to make the best of a bad mating decision when the pickings are slim.
National parks are one of few strategies actively helping to save species from extinction, says a new study.
A Queensland scientist boldly braved the floodwaters to carry out a unique flood modelling experiment.
Rangers from PNG’s Kokoda Track visited Australia to learn more about indigenous management of parks.
From push-ups to head bobbing, these are some of the methods lizards use to get their messages across.