For the rainbow stag beetle, its pretty armour is only half the story – these beauties are built for battle, one comically large mandible at a time. The post The rainbow stag beetle is not just a pretty… mandible appeared first on Australian Geograph...
From fastidious cleaning to vigilant protection and forgoing food, the animals of the ocean take parental care to the next level. The post Parenting beneath the waves appeared first on Australian Geographic.
What happens now? The post Landmark UN report says world will overshoot 1.5°C climate target appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Humans once thought the thylacine was a predator responsible for killing livestock. As a result, they hunted it to extinction. Now, new research casts doubt on whether its jaws were ever capable of grabbing and pinning down large animals in the first...
Rafts of floating wetlands have been proven to slash greenhouse gas emissions from wastewater treatment lagoons. The post Floating wetlands decrease wastewater emissions appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Twenty years after his death, Steve Irwin’s legacy lives on through continued boots-on-the-ground croc fieldwork and global conservation projects. The post Steve Irwin’s legacy lives on appeared first on Australian Geographic.
An expert explains why monitoring matters. The post What happens next with bird flu? appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Vision showing humpback whales stopping to snack as they migrate along Australia’s East Coast contradicts what we thought we knew about the species’ migration and feeding habits. The post Video footage challenges long-held ‘feast or famine’ humpback...
Our Editor fits SRAM’s Motive brakes to his Yeti ARC project bike to see if they really do offer their promised stopping power on the trails. The post SRAM Motive brakes: Tested appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Tyrannosaurus Rex means ‘tyrant lizard king’ – which has to be the best name ever. It officially got its name in 1905. And we, the general public, know it by both its official scientific name and its abbreviated name of T. rex. Not many dinosaurs get...