Historic sulphur emissions the likely cause of damage to Murujuga rock art
New research gives a clearer picture than ever before of what’s driving the changes observed in the rock surfaces of…
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Whale sharks are serial snackers
A new study has identified 36 distinct behaviours in whale sharks – the most comprehensive catalogue ever built for…
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How to save a river
South Australia sits at the end of our country’s greatest river system, entirely dependent on what happens upstream. But…
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The rainbow stag beetle is not just a pretty… mandible
For the rainbow stag beetle, its pretty armour is only half the story – these beauties are built for battle, one…
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Parenting beneath the waves
From fastidious cleaning to vigilant protection and forgoing food, the animals of the ocean take parental care to the…
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Landmark UN report says world will overshoot 1.5°C climate target
What happens now? The post Landmark UN report says world will overshoot 1.5°C climate target appeared first on…
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Thylacine’s bite debunks ‘ferocious predator’ myth
Humans once thought the thylacine was a predator responsible for killing livestock. As a result, they hunted it to…
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Floating wetlands decrease wastewater emissions
Rafts of floating wetlands have been proven to slash greenhouse gas emissions from wastewater treatment lagoons. The…
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