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Rocking the Riverina

…Bruce Elder, a regular contributor to Australian Geographic magazine. Bruce writes the Aussie Towns feature each issue. Head here to find out more about him and thousands of Aussie towns….

Creatura with Bec Crew

The banded broadbill looks like a kookaburra got attacked with a paintbrush

…boasts some of the most incredible colour combinations in the world, the banded broadbill is related to pitta birds (family: Pittidae), found in Asia, Australasia and Africa. If you look…

Science & Environment

'The birder must be self-sufficient': how to bird Australia's islands

Australian Geographic readers can receive a 20 per cent discount on Birding Australia’s Islands if they call (02) 8445 2300 and quote promo code ‘bird’ or if they order securely…

Creatura with Bec Crew

The blunthead slug snake is the cutest nope rope we’ve seen

…good news is that, despite there being little information on its population numbers, it’s not giving conservationists any reason for concern. Here’s one filmed on Penang Island in Malaysia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CfyAQzLdwc…

Creatura with Bec Crew

The harlequin tree frog flies on ruby wings

…is relatively common in its natural habitat. What we do know is they’re closely related to some of the most well-known flying frogs in the world, including Helen’s flying frog…

Science & Environment

Ghost crabs growl using the teeth in their stomachs to ward off predators

…most Australian shorelines. This new discovery about the crab, published today in the Royal Society B journal, is the first evidence of an animal using its stomach to communicate. The…

Creatura with Bec Crew

Meet the rainbow serpent: the white-lipped python

Found throughout New Guinea, including on the islands of Salawati and Biak, Normanby, Mussau and Emirau, the white-lipped python (Bothrochilus albertisii) is a large, non-venomous snake, the females of which…

Australian Geographic Shark Blog

Climate change is predicted to have a huge impact on our sharks

…reduced abundance of high-quality food and more competition. Clearly, this would be an issue, especially for young sharks that would not be quite as competent in catching food. Changes to…

How To

Cycling Central

…be nervous and flighty. A gravel/adventure bike, meanwhile, is like a faithful brood mare; it’s compliant, comfortable, and can carry a load, at the expense of a bit of speed….

Land

Jungle royalty: The enigmatic cassowary

…into a freshwater pool and opening up their feathers. They allow the small fish to come in and eat their dead skin cells,” says Wren, whose cassowary survey work has…

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