The best caves to explore in Australia
Head underground to explore these natural wonders, some millions of years old.
Head underground to explore these natural wonders, some millions of years old.
The massive network of rocky reefs that lines much of southern Australia’s coastline is a shadowy cold-water underworld dominated by brown seaweeds known as kelp. The Great Southern Reef might not be as visually flamboyant as Australia’s world-famous Great Barrier Reef, with its colourful hard corals and sunlit shallow waters, but its communities of creatures are unlike anything else worldwide.
Anne Hayes has completed several assignments on botanical themes for Australian Geographic. And like any AG commission, each one has been founded on accuracy attained through detailed and thorough research and observation. This is a selection of Anne’s work.
How did dinosaurs evolve beaks and become birds? Scientists think they have the answer.
There are hundreds of dormant volcanoes and other geological features smattered across Victoria’s Western District, through to the border of South Australia. Read the full story by Jeremy Bourke HERE.
Don’t believe everything you hear about giant clams. They’re not the man-eating molluscs you think they are.
Known as Bungalbin in the traditional Kalamaia name, the Helena Aurora Range is an ancient banded ironstone formation of rich biodiversity and great beauty.
Australian rainforests serve up a colourful platter of treats.
All the major bleaching events, reports and debates surrounding Australia’s most unique ecosystem, gathered into a comprehensive list.
Ever heard of Zealandia? Well it’s our 8th continent, 94 per cent of which is submerged below the Pacific Ocean. But one group of scientists are determined to unlock its secrets.