Science & Environment
Australia’s amazing dinosaurs
A comprehensive guide to Australia’s coolest dinosaur species.
Category: Science & Environment
News
The fairy ring mystery, solved
A team of Australian scientists may have answered the nagging question of how fairy rings form.
News
‘Ultimate dream’: incredible video shows Ingenuity’s first flight on Mars
NASA has sent a miniature helicopter buzzing over the surface of Mars.
News
Photographer’s incredible images of budgie bonanza
Budgies are in abundance in the Red Centre this year thanks to good rainfall over the summer.
Creatura Blog
The sunset frog looks like a forbidden snack
I’m sorry, but that frog looks delicious. It looks like a special edition gummy bear. The Care Bear Cousin of the gummy bear universe, if you will. Grape flavour on top, Fanta on the bottom.
News
‘Not worth the risk’: health authorities have warned against eating wild mushrooms
Health authorities are strongly advising against foraging for wild mushrooms, warning that mushrooms found in the wild or in your backyard can be toxic.
History & Culture
The best star gazing locations in 2021 in Central NSW
Star light, star bright, first star I see tonight… Central NSW is the perfect place for a star-gazing adventure. Sleep under star-lit skies, visit world-renowned star-gazing attractions, and learn from the experts at local observatories and events.
Science & Environment
WATCH: rakali carefully feasts on a cane toad
Rakalis are one of the only Australian mammals that can safely eat toxic cane toads.
News
35,000 year-old Kangaroo-bone tools found in remote cave in southern Kimberley
Deep-rooted scientific assumptions about Aboriginal culture are being challenged by the discovery of ancient bone tools in the Kimberley region.
News
Threatened fish thrive in Rowley Shoals, WA, a coral safe haven that’s free from overfishing and other human interference
Rowley Shoals, a marine reserve in the Indian Ocean, provides a stark but important contrast to areas suffering from overfishing.