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Nature & Wildlife

From zesty tree ants to peanut-buttery bogong moths: 4 reasons insects could become a staple

…policy makers, Australia can tap into its native insects to create new delicious, healthy and sustainable insect-based foods. Bryan Lessard, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, CSIRO and Rocio Ponce-Reyes, Research Scientist, CSIRO….

Nature & Wildlife

Ancient crocs came in all shapes and sizes

…out at sea, similar to whales and dolphins. “They were very different creatures to the ones we are familiar with today, much more diverse and, as this research shows, their…

Biodiversity

The little Aussie mouse surviving against all odds

…mouse survived. It’s the little mouse that could – so much so, that this hardy little Aussie rodent, which only weighs about 50g, warranted a research paper. In November 2015,…

News

Humans have caused global warming for 180 years

HUMAN ACTIVITY HAS been causing global warming since the early stages of the Industrial Revolution, according to new research published today. The research project involved 25 scientists from across Australia,…

News

Scientists have found water on the Moon

…research used a new technique and has shown that a significant proportion of those hydroxyls are indeed found within water ice molecules, possibly bound or suspended in the Moon’s surface…

Science & Environment

Bright colours are avian matchmakers

…have any genetic benefits. It is a process that has long puzzled experts, however recent research suggests the evolutionary reason behind it may be genetic compatibility. “A huge unanswered question…

News

Scientists want you to help them find Planet 9

…Internet to join the search for Planet 9. “We have the potential to find a new planet in our Solar System that no human has ever seen in our two-million-year…

Biodiversity

Should we rethink national parks?

…burn-research programs that have been going for 50 years, and vegetation at 600 sites is monitored three times a year. In comparison, Kakadu’s research programs are generally short term, ad…

Science & Environment

Australia's iconic giant clams are in trouble

…their shells and flesh are in demand. Some are already locally extinct. Our new research out today has found these iconic megafauna face new threats like the marine heatwaves and…

Nature & Wildlife

Am I not pretty enough? Let's give the good old yabby some love

…species of Australian crayfish found And yet, little is known how their diets influence their growth and alter their quality as a food source. Our recent research starts to fill…

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