News
A baby bilby boom has been recorded in south-west NSW for the first time in a century
After 50 bilbies were released into Mallee Cliffs National Park in 2019, ecologists have now recorded the first signs of a new generation.
Category: Science & Environment
News
Fox gorges on 63 centipedes in one night, gut analysis shows
The fox was found to have eaten up to 63 centipedes in just one night.
Science & Environment
Our urban birdwatching guides to every Australian capital city
Looking to do some urban birdwatching over the weekend? Check out our guides to birding in our captial cities.
Science & Environment
Global swarming: are jellyfish taking over our oceans?
Australian scientists uncover the truth as they step up research into these intriguing creatures.
History & Culture
Scientists found a stone wedged in a tree. This is what it tells us about the resilience of Aboriginal culture
Trees marked by Aboriginal cultural practices are a distinctive part of the Australian landscape.
History & Culture
A new film about ice freediving forgoes adventure to tell the story of an elite ice freediver’s battle with trauma
Descent examines the psychological side of well-known ice freediver Kiki Bosch’s story.
Science & Environment
This could be one of the biggest sea turtle swarms ever captured
What a sight! Thousands of green sea turtles flock to Raine Island each year making for a spectacular sight.
Creatura Blog
The harlequin shrimp is a starfish assassin
They might look a little goofy, but these odd little crustaceans are a starfish’s worst nightmare.
News
Scientists discover snake eels can burst through predator’s stomach
Upon being swallowed, the snake eel can burst through a predator’s stomach.
Science & Environment
An Amelia Earhart conspiracy, a missing rifle and powerful pincers: the coconut crab is an icon
The largest crustacean in the world, coconut crabs have even bigger reputations.