Wildlife Archives

Wild sex leads to ‘reproductive suicide’

A new study has revealed why tiny Australian marsupials mate frantically until they die.

A native rat that recently faced extinction has been rediscovered in the Northern Territory.

From dog-like animals to whale-like creatures that lived out at sea, prehistoric crocodiles were a diverse bunch.

We’re happy to announce the winners of 2013’s AG ANZANG Nature Photographer of the Year.

Mascot status at a sporting event would be a boon for the bilby, say conservationists.

Vibrant liquid splashes and up-close cicadas are among the top science photographs of the year.

Week-old saltwater crocs are just as aggressive as their adult counterparts, says new research.

A saltwater crocodile snapped in the Kimberley region is this week’s reader photo.

From parrots and peacocks to finches and flamingos, what’s the science and purpose behind birds’ vibrant hues?

An ornithologist has captured the first photos and some intriguing insights into Australia’s most elusive bird.