First recorded sighting of rare sea snake on Ningaloo Reef, WA
One of Australia's rarest sea snakes has been filmed for the first time on Ningaloo Reef, WA. The footage is mesmerising.
One of Australia's rarest sea snakes has been filmed for the first time on Ningaloo Reef, WA. The footage is mesmerising.
Australia is home to many species of sea snakes and scientist Blanche d'Anastasi has the joy of studying them. Here, she tells us about what it takes to be a sea snake expert.
Researchers in north Queensland say sea snakes may be mistaking human divers for mates rather than trying to attack them when they bite.
Australia has an abundance of true sea snakes, with about half of the 70 or so named species found here. They have evolved to fill a wide variety of niches, and although many are not yet listed as endangered, populations are declining.
New sea snake research is revealing the remarkable adaptations that equip these reptiles for life in the ocean.
Assumed to be extinct in one of its last habitats on Earth, the short-nosed sea snake has been re-discovered – and the find could be a second chance for the elusive species.
Meet the yellow-bellied sea snake.
Sea snakes are experiencing rapid evolutionary change causing them to turn black in order to concentrate pollutants in their skin. Scientists have also found that the sea snakes are shedding their skin more frequently.
Sea snakes have evolved an extra sense to feel movement underwater, according to new research.
Two critically endangered sea snakes previously thought to be extinct have been spotted off the WA coast.