AG Blog
Sea lion pups remember mum’s voice
Sea lions can pick out their mother’s voice, long after they’ve left her care, just as elephants and fur seals do.
Tag: marine biology
AG Blog
AUDIO: The truth about sharks
Are sharks evil or misunderstood? We’ve got the truth about ten common myths.
Nature & Wildlife
VIDEO: Manta rays of the Great Barrier Reef
Watch the glorious dance of manta rays in this footage from Lady Elliot Island, Great Barrier Reef.
Nature & Wildlife
Kaleidoscope of bizarre creatures
To celebrate 30 years of the marine reserve at Port Stephens, Justin Gilligan snapped some of its weirdest inhabitants.
Nature & Wildlife
Gallery: Bizarre marine creatures
To celebrate 30 years of the marine reserve at Port Stephens, photographer Justin Gilligan snapped some of its weirdest inhabitants.
News
Fish grows ‘false eye’ to trick predators
Markings on young damselfish create a ‘false eye’ that increases in size around predators, says a new study.
Nature & Wildlife
Weird and wonderful: Japan’s underwater life
On the hunt for pygmy seahorses, biologist Richard Smith captured the precious diversity of underwater Japan.
Destinations
New Kimberley Marine Park to rival GBR
The roll-out of Australia’s second-largest marine park has begun in the Kimberley, Western Australia.
Nature & Wildlife
Ultimate guide to Australian sharks
We shed light on the most fascinating and feared of all sea creatures.
Nature & Wildlife
Manta rays: Gentle giants of the ocean
See fantastic images from a census of manta rays at Lady Elliot Island in the Great Barrier Reef.