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Rare baby sunfish reveal early life of one of the ocean’s weirdest fish

For the first time ever, scientists have been able to identify a species of sunfish larvae.

Unlike other detection dogs, who might sniff out drugs or explosives, Moss will be sniffing out Tassie devils.

Wildlife

When considered as one species, sugar gliders were widespread, abundant and officially classified as “least concern”, but now that’s changed.

A classic Australian duel rarely capture on camera.

This is the first recorded wildlife in the world killed by bushfire smoke far outside a fire zone.

The beautiful green carpenter bee was badly affected by the 2019/2020 catastrophic bushfires. This is what scientists are doing to save it.

During the COVID-19 lockdowns birdwatching increased tenfold and significant data was recorded. Now, scientists are asking the public to keep it up.

This story will change how you feel about drains.

Could a warming climate be putting Australia’s magnificent alpine landscapes at risk?

Painstaking research is shedding light on one of nature’s epic insect migrations.