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Call of the night parrot recorded in the Kimberley
Scientists say there could be up to 50 to 60 night parrots.
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10 spectacular images of the Milky Way
Travel photography blog Capture the Atlas have released the winners of their annual Milky Way Photographer of the Year competition. Here are 10 of our favourites.
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The future for Australia’s alpine plants ‘bleak’ due to climate change
The rapid climate change that’s occurring in Australia’s alpine regions is having a devastating impact on native vegetation, a UNSW study has found.
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World’s largest iceberg breaks off from Antarctica
Antarctica has given birth to the largest iceberg currently afloat in the world, a 4320 sq km behemoth called A-76 that is almost twice the size of the ACT.
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Photograph reveals tough times for king brown snakes in Darwin, where they’re on the decline
Every now and then we hear about a terrible king brown snake bite in Darwin, but the truth is, their numbers have been steadily declining for decades.
History & Culture
Darwin’s Arch off Galapagos falls into Pacific Ocean
Ecuador officials say natural erosion has resulted in the collapse of Darwin’s Arch in the Galapagos Islands, with the rock structure losing its top.
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Which snakes have the sharpest teeth? Scientists are closer to answering the question
New research shows snake fangs have evolved alongside a snake’s preferred prey.
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Rare orchid found in NSW Southern Highlands
Not only have scientists discovered 170 critically endangered pot-bellied greenhood orchids, but they’ve also extended its range.
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Welcome to Cuttlefest
Take the plunge and witness the strobing stars of a unique underwater show.
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What if you had this many snake skins in your roof?
Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers found over 30 snake skins in the roof of one Queensland home.