Nature & Wildlife
Perfecting the animal portrait
Chris Bray overcame fog, distance and a lively subject to capture this striking portrait.
Tag: animals
AG Blog
What do you think about the kangaroo?
A new study will look at the human interaction with ‘roos – why they’re loved, hated and chosen as icons.
Biodiversity
World’s ugliest animals
The saggy-looking blobfish has won a competition designed to raise awareness for ugly endangered animals.
News
Garlic wards off vampire-like parasites
Garlic can help fish avoid fanged, vampire-like parasites, a new study has found.
Nature Photographer of the Year
Glimpses into animal life
These finalist 2013 ANZANG images capture unique insight into the lives of animals.
Nature & Wildlife
New ‘walking’ shark discovered
A new bamboo shark species that uses its fins to ‘walk’ across the sea floor has been discovered in Indonesia.
Biodiversity
Freeze-dried sperm creates endangered animal ‘ark’
Scientists are hoping a new sperm-storing technique could help save threatened species.
Biodiversity
Full list of ANZANG winners announced
After sorting through 1828 entries, we’ve picked the best nature photographs of the year.
Nature & Wildlife
Australia’s dangerous animals: the top 30
Australia is home to some of the most dangerous animals in the world. But the deadliest will surprise you.
Nature & Wildlife
Croc strength all in the snout, study says
Crocodile jaw strength can be measured by length, new research has revealed – and shorter is better.