
Gallery: Wildlife Olympic winners
Every four years thousands of (human) athletes compete in the Olympics, but which animals are the world’s fastest and strongest?
Every four years thousands of (human) athletes compete in the Olympics, but which animals are the world’s fastest and strongest?
Sightings of the orange-wattled South Island kokako have been accepted as genuine says NZ conservation body.
Rare footage of a mother potoroo tending to her joey has “gobsmacked” scientists.
Australia’s iconic reef has lost a staggering amount of coral in the past 27 years, say experts.
Antarctic leopard seals feed at both the top and bottom of the food chain by using different teeth for different jobs.
Four puggles have been born at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary in an effort to save the long-beaked echidna.
Blue whales perform underwater acrobatics to ambush prey, new research has revealed.
Not seen on the mainland for 50 years, eastern quolls have just become locally extinct. But all hope is not lost…
Arresting footage of a lion has been captured by a camera on a remote-control car, by photographer Chris Bray.
See how an Australian Geographic expedition captured rarely seen footage of Bennett’s tree kangaroos