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'We now have the army we need' to bring the Tasmanian tiger back to life, says Melbourne scientist

Earlier this year a team at The University of Melbourne established a research lab dedicated to developing technologies that could bring back the Tasmanian tiger (thylacine) species, officially extinct since…

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Caught on film: octopus couple tango to two very different tunes

…Research Foundation’s (LIRRF) regular monitoring. LIRRF supports scientific research and education at the Australian Museum’s Lizard Island Research Station on the Great Barrier Reef. “We were fortunate enough to witness…

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Great white shark deterrent almost 100 per cent effective

…Bay, by researchers from the University of Western Australia (UWA), Macquarie University, Flinders University and Oceans Research in South Africa. “The fact that [great] white sharks are implicated in the…

Nature & Wildlife

Should there be a global ban on common pesticides for the bees sake?

…can substantially reduce honey bees’ health. Other results mixed The other study, led by Ben Woodcock of Britain’s Natural Environment Research Council, describes research done on three different bee species…

Science & Environment

What it would be like to live permanently in Antarctica

…there for the sole purpose of scientific research. Winter-over crews rotate through on a mostly yearly basis. Social and psychological research has documented a wide variety of psycho-social and physiological…

Nature & Wildlife

Are pesticides to blame for recent mass deaths of frogs?

…Australia and effects on frogs? In our newly published research, we detected pesticides in more than one in three frogs we tested. We found a rodenticide in one in six…

Biodiversity

Conservation meets machine learning

…thresholds being reached in maybe 10 years. So, the question is not really about research, the question is about how we can take the research and translate it so that…

Nature & Wildlife

"I try to find the beauty in everything": Checking in on the fugly fish that broke the internet

…from kilometre-deep waters off the north-west coast of New Zealand – is perhaps the world’s most famous fish specimen. Ichthyology Research Assistant at the the Australian Museum Research Institute Dr…

Nature & Wildlife

‘Vegetarian’ possums eat meat when the weather’s cold

In Australia, people tend to think carnivores – such as dingoes, ravens, foxes and wedge-tailed eagles – lead the clean-up crew. But new research shows common brushtail possums – often…

Biodiversity

Unbearable loss: our koalas are endangered

…Rebecca Johnson, director of the Australian Museum Research Institute, and involved collaboration from a large number of genetics and koala researchers from a wide range of research bodies. Field researchers…

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'We now have the army we need' to bring the Tasmanian tiger back to life, says Melbourne scientist

Caught on film: octopus couple tango to two very different tunes

Great white shark deterrent almost 100 per cent effective

Should there be a global ban on common pesticides for the bees sake?

What it would be like to live permanently in Antarctica

Are pesticides to blame for recent mass deaths of frogs?

Conservation meets machine learning

"I try to find the beauty in everything": Checking in on the fugly fish that broke the internet

‘Vegetarian’ possums eat meat when the weather’s cold

Unbearable loss: our koalas are endangered