Science & Environment Archives

Did dinosaurs produce milk for their young?

A controversial study suggests dinosaurs may have produced a milk-like substance to feed rapidly growing hatchlings.

When native plants are removed from farmland, entire ecosystems are placed at risk, new research suggests.

The seafloor off Australia’s east coast hints at underwater landslides some 15 million years ago, researchers say.

Only trees in North America and Borneo rival the size of our native eucalypts, some almost 100m tall.

Only trees in North America and Borneo rival the size of our native eucalypts, some almost 100m tall.

Describing shark encounters as ‘attacks’ is misleading and outdated, researchers say.

A photographer captured Warrumbungle National Park after it was devastated by bushfire, and found life among the ashes.

New research has shed light on Australia’s mysterious Argyle diamonds, which are naturally pink in colour.

New research has shed light on the landscape around the Nullarbor some 80 million years ago.

Two photographers wait near Hobart for the southern lights, and the rewards are spectacular.