Nature & Wildlife
Bioluminescent beauties: Australian creatures that glow
Whether for defence or to lure prey, the bioluminescence of these Australian animals is one of nature’s most beautiful scenes.
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Why we need to reconnect with the night sky
Just like forests, deserts and oceans, the night sky is a type of wilderness that inspires and excites, but it’s under threat.
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When Joseph Banks first arrived in Australia
It has been 250 years since naturalist Joseph Banks sailed to the Pacific with James Cook aboard HMB Endeavour. During the voyage, Banks and his team made the first scientific collections of Australian flora. Their specimens were sketched by Sydney Parkinson, whose pioneering illustrations were published last year.
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The bizarre marine creatures of Antarctica
Antarctic seas host a surprising mix of lifeforms – and now scientists can map them.
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The weird world of shark eggs
It’s likely that you’ve stumbled across a shark egg before, but you may not realise how diverse the colours and shapes really are.
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Fruits of the sea: the maypal of Arnhem Land
To the people of Arnhem Land, shellfish and other sea creatures nourish a link to country and culture.
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Rise of the jellyfish
Aussie jellyfish are one of the few animals that will continue to thrive as temperatures rise, and experts say it’s going to cause some problems.
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The best places to swim with Sydney’s marine life
Slip on a face mask, snorkel and fins and go for a swim with Sydney’s marine wildlife.
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Hidden gem: Australia’s purple wattle
As Australia’s national floral emblem, golden wattle is much-loved and well-recognised. But did you know it comes in a range of vibrant colours?
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AG Nature Photographer of the Year 2018: Our impact shortlist
These photographs reveal the human impact on nature – be it terrestrial, marine or atmospheric. The impact could be either positive or negative. These photos will be exhibited at the South Australian Museum in Adelaide (24 August – 11 November 2018 ) and the Australian Museum in Sydney (24 August to 27 January)