Whale research mission returns from Antarctica
Scientists attest to a successful study of the behaviour of whales in Antarctic waters.
Scientists attest to a successful study of the behaviour of whales in Antarctic waters.
Competition between horned female dung beetles promotes evolution in their weaponry, a study has shown.
Artistic impressions of the natural world reveal as much about the artist’s cultural perspective as they do about the subjects themselves.
The ability of wild dingoes to react to social cues from humans sets them apart from wolves in the smarts department, a new study shows.
A virus that may weaken the immune system of koalas, similar to HIV in humans, is a new “wild card” among threats facing the species and nearly all koalas in Queensland could already be infected.
A new study is attempting to bring one platypus population back on the radar.
Scientists hope the expedition will strengthen their knowledge of whale behaviour.
We quizzed Erin, a bird trainer, about rehabilitating an injured peregrine falcon.
It’s been revealed male palm cockatoos use a drum-stick in their territorial display.
In the desperate race to stop a new cancer from wiping out Tasmanian devils, an expedition financed by an Australian Geographic Society fundraiser has found cause for hope on a remote, windswept coast.