Deep diving deformed bones of ichthyosaurs
Dinosaur-era marine reptiles damaged themselves by spending long periods at great depths, says a new study.
Dinosaur-era marine reptiles damaged themselves by spending long periods at great depths, says a new study.
Thousands of athletes are competing in the Rio Olympics, but which animals are really the world’s fastest and strongest?
They are little-known but incredibly fascinating creatures of the ocean. Meet our endemic seadragons.
Cone-like projections on flowers act like Velcro to help bees stick to petals in strong winds, new research shows.
These are a selection of the best images from the 2012 Epson International Pano Awards for panoramic photographs.
The 2012 Australian Geographic Natural History Illustration prize has been awarded.
There’s much more to Christmas Island than crabs and illegal immigrants.
After two centuries, the first artist to call Australia’s frontier settlements home is recognised for his flair and contribution.
Photographer Peter Elfes captures the continuing green flush at Lake Eyre, following unprecedented flooding.
Summer is beach time, but crowds who flock to the coast should beware of the endangered hooded plover.