
The pebble-mound mouse is very good at its job
Look at this sweet tiny mouse, busy at work. That pebble is literally the size of its head, and it’s carrying it in its powerful little maw.
Look at this sweet tiny mouse, busy at work. That pebble is literally the size of its head, and it’s carrying it in its powerful little maw.
The Pilbara region in north-western WA reaches from a coast harbouring ancient art across an ochre-red inland cut by gorges and waterfalls.
Travelling to the Pilbara and studying its ancient rock formations may give scientists the best opportunity for spotting life on Mars.
Fossils discovered in the Pilbara, Western Australia, have thrown life on land back half a billion years – and offer scientists new clues on where to look for life on Mars.
While looking for parasites, a team of WA researchers came across something unusual – catfish with a hunger for mice.
Traces of outer space were the last thing on geologist Arthur Hickman’s mind as he trawled Google Earth’s satellite imagery, and yet, that’s exactly what he found
A longicorn beetle makes a pit stop in campgrounds of the Pilbara
Encompassing 200,000sq.km of some of Earth’s most ancient rocks, Western Australia’s Pilbara region stretches from a coast harbouring ancient human art to an ochre-red inland cut by gorges and waterfalls.
Encompassing 200,000sq.km of some of Earth’s most ancient rocks, this remote part of WA is covered in stories carved in time. Read the full story in Australian Geographic magazine #120.