Creatura Blog
Australia’s bizarre spitting snubfin dolphin
The snubfin dolphin is one of only three known species of dolphin endemic to Australia.
Tag: native to Australia
Creatura Blog
The desert-dwelling mulgara
The females of this species often conserve energy by hibernating during much of a pregnancy
Wildlife
Feathered heads: portraits of native Australian birds
ANZANG Photographer of the Year finalist, Angela Robertson-Buchanan is showcasing her exhibition ‘Feathered Heads,’ as part of National Bird Week at X88 Gallery in Chippendale, open from 17-25 October, 2014. Feathered Heads features close-up portraits of a range of different native Australian birds and 20 per cent of sales raised will be donated back to Birdlife Australia to help with conservation efforts.
AustroPalaeo
Dawn of the dingo
The genes of dingoes, dogs and wolves suggests they all evolved from a long gone ancestor, turning existing theories of dog origins on their heads.
AG Society News
Happy World Wetlands Day!
Discover Australia’s stunning wetlands on this significant day for conservation.
AG Society News
Saviour of a species
Baby honeyeaters are the success story of a rescue program 15 years in the making.
Wildlife
Saving the tiger quoll
Quolls aren’t such a well-known Aussie animal, but their plight is not looking good, especially for the tiger quoll.
AG Blog
Australian Geographic art calendars
Picture editor, Chrissie Goldrick takes us behind the scenes of the iconic AG Art Calendar.
AG Blog
Tassie tiger pelt bought for $5 at garage sale
The US man who bought the skin of an extinct species now hopes to sell it for $68,000.
AG Blog
Celebrating Christmas tree-kangaroo style
In pictures: Cute and fluffy tree kangaroos get stuck into their tasty Christmas gifts.