Firehawks – the back kite, whistling kite, and brown falcon – pick up smoldering grass and sticks from raging bushfires and transport them up to a kilometre away, cornering their prey.
The fox was found to have eaten up to 63 centipedes in just one night.
Watch as a white-bellied mangrove snake hunts a fiddler crab on a Queensland mudflat.
Earlier this year, photographer Steve Wilson captured the moment a pair of crows made a meal of a cane toad. As this highly poisonous amphibian disperses across northern Australia, the numbers of predators attempting to eat them are crashing. The most notable victims are quolls, goannas and certain snakes, which have been all but wiped out in some regions. Crows, however, have learnt how to eat toads by avoiding the most toxic parts.
As humans change the world, predators seize the chance to succeed.
Watch nature in action as a carpet python hauls a dead possum all the way up a tree and into the canopy.
Spiders adapt the structure and stickiness of their webs to the types of food sources around, new research shows
