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The blue dragon is a master of disguise

…descriptions are misleading. https://www.instagram.com/p/B6pqI8wBEkd/ Are blue dragons rare? Unlike other species of nudibranch that live on the sea floor, blue dragons will swallow a little air bubble, which allows them…

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Top 10: Dangerous marine creatures that aren't so well known

Most beachgoers and ocean users around Australia give thought, before entering the water, to sharks, jellyfish and crocodiles. But you might want to also consider the lesser-known marine creatures that…

Nature & Wildlife

Urban birdwatching guide to Adelaide

…whistle Where to spot them: woodland, grassland, mallee, Browns Road/Monarto 7. Australian owlet-nightjar Aegotheles cristatus (Image Credit: Richard Crook/Flickr (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)) The smallest of Australia’s nocturnal birds, owlet-nightjars are…

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Threatened superb parrots are being wiped out by motorists, but you can help

…commence breeding season, which occurs following their migration over inland eastern Australia. “Superb parrots will often forage in groups in the early morning and at dusk during this period, and…

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Australia's mythical creatures

…ghost towns A statue of the yowie in Kilcoy, Queensland. The bunyip Bunyips live in Australian billabongs and swamps, and stories of their appearance are highly varied. The most commonly…

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Photographing the dingoes of the Great Sandy Desert

The dingoes of the Great Sandy Desert, Western Australia are wild and unpredictable. According to photographer Gary Meredith, who’s observed these dingoes for many years, their behaviours change according to…

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AG's astronomer wins science writing award

AG columnist and astronomer Fred Watson has received a science writing accolade. AG’S ASTRONOMY columnist Professor Fred Watson has been recognised for his achievements in science writing. The Bragg UNSW…

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Ask an expert: Do native Australian bees sting?

…of the people who have been stung by native bees are entomologists trying to catch them! If you have a question for an expert, email it to editorial@ausgeo.com.au. RELATED ARTICLES…

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AG wins cover of the year for dingo issue

WE’RE CHUFFED TO ANNOUNCE that the wistful eyes of our Fraser Island dingo cover won Australia’s popular vote two days ago. On Tuesday night, Australian Geographic’s issue 107 took out…

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Sea lion pups remember mum's voice

…been weaned. Earlier this year, Benjamin Pitcher, a PhD student from Macquarie University, in Sydney, found that three-year-old Australian sea lions responded to their mother’s voice more than the voices…

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