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Cockatoos are teaching each other how to open bins

…and they’re a bit more aggressive. Some would chase other birds off a bin,” says Richard. Related: Australia’s five black cockatoos (Video credit: Barbara Klump) Whether or not cockies beyond…

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Great success on Barrier Reef citizen science expedition

A joint expedition partnership initiative between Australian Geographic, Coral Expeditions and GBR Legacy took place this month when the Australian small ship cruise line brought together a cohort of conservation-minded…

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Sixteen-year-long study reveals secret lives of purple-crowned fairy-wrens

…says. “The more we find out about them, you realise as humans we underestimate the complexity of animal behaviours, and the complexity of the drivers behind those behaviours.” Getting up…

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Echidna trains: explained

…Echidna penises: Why they’re so weird https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7b_V_XOIY10&ab_channel=WWF-Australia Focus is also key to success. “I’ve worked in the field a lot with these animals. I can pick up the last male…

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Sulphur-crested cockatoos: An Australian icon

…and how they were doing it. “We discovered different subcultures,” says Australian Museum ecologist Dr Richard Major, who is a co-author of the groundbreaking study published in July 2021. “There…

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The tokay gecko is a masterclass in tail shedding

…from a predator. We’ll leave you with this footage of a wild tokay gecko, showing a bit of that fierce ‘dragon energy’ that has earned it so much reverence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Xj4UOEj_hY&ab_channel=KevinMessenger…

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Scientists have successfully hatched Irukandji eggs. Here's why that's important

…is transparent, but it’s tiny – no more than 2.5cm wide – so you’re unlikely to see it coming and stay out of its way. And even if you did,…

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Meet the dragons of the Galapagos

…the Galápagos Islands with our readers in August/September 2022. The voyage will be hosted by AG Editor-in-chief, Chrissie Goldrick. Departs 31 August 2022 aboard small ship MS Santa Cruz II. From…

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When scientists attached tracking devices to magpies, something unusual occurred

…(Image credit Dominique Potvin, Author provided) We trained a group of local magpies to come to an outdoor, ground feeding “station” that could either wirelessly charge the battery of the…

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Australia’s biggest butterfly is fooled by toxic plants

…which are larger than the males), they are the largest species of butterfly native to Australia, and among the largest butterflies on Earth. They are closely related to the world’s…

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