This is Kakadu like you’ve never seen it before. It’s powerful action in a world beyond time. It’s life and death drama where humans are vulnerable creatures. The post KAKADU: Where man meets wild and nature calls the shots appeared first on Australi...
From body rolls, to side-steps, to headbangs, Australian researchers have studied the dance repertoire of cockatoos, and investigated why they bust these moves. The post Cockatoos have 30 different dance moves appeared first on Australian Geographic...
Global warming creates new ecological hotspots as predators move out and other species move in, study finds. The post Not all species are fleeing rising temperatures appeared first on Australian Geographic.
16 November 1840: The New Zealand colony separates from New South Wales. The post Defining Moments in Australian History: The New Zealand colony separates from New South Wales appeared first on Australian Geographic.
For the perfect day in the outdoors, nothing beats a good walk. Check out some of our favourite walks in each of Australia’s states and territories. The post Twenty-four hours to spare: A selection of Australia’s top day walks appeared first on Austr...
Artificial light has illuminated and reshaped our world after dark – but at what cost? The post Let there be night appeared first on Australian Geographic.
The Southern Hemisphere’s largest Dark Sky Reserve will make you feel small – in the best way possible. The post Dark sky delight appeared first on Australian Geographic.
It’s one thing to experience the burn of a jellyfish sting, but how about a dose of psychological torture to go along with that searing pain? That’s what the Irukandji jellyfish is threatening everyone with, which, let’s be honest, is a bit much. And...
Australian researchers attached 'backpacks' with tiny sensors on nomadic Australian waterbirds birds to discover the extraordinary ways they migrate to find water. The post Hidden ‘bird highways’ reveal the extraordinary ways birds migrate to find w...
One of the most profound questions we can ask is whether there are living organisms elsewhere in the universe. The post Aliens or chemistry? appeared first on Australian Geographic.