Great extinct Australian mammals
It was humans who hunted that led to the extinction of large mammals in Australia 40,000 years ago, according to a new study published in Science.
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It was humans who hunted that led to the extinction of large mammals in Australia 40,000 years ago, according to a new study published in Science.
Hundreds of thousands of bats suddenly appeared in a city in northern Australia, causing officials to fear the risk of outbreaks.
Poisonous frogs, Australian box jellyfish, blue ring octopus, fighting fish ... are one of the poisonous animal predators on the body, do not foolishly touch them.
Sharp-toothed fish is the largest freshwater fish in the river in Australia. They have long serrated teeth that both sides look like a chainsaw.
A new small frog has been discovered in Pilbara, a resource-rich area in Western Australia, which also has very few amphibians.
45 species of natural creatures in the Western Australia region, Kimberley, will be extinct within the next 20 years if right now the authorities do not have appropriate…
National Geographic magazine has just published a list of the 10 most newly discovered animals in 2010, including the asexual breeding lizard Leiolepis ngovantrii in Vie…
The killer spiders came to New Zealand and adapted to the environment in this country, causing a panic for the people.
By sampling the 'blood' in the red crab's body, Turner and his colleagues discovered that the rise of hyperglycemic crustacean ...
The governor offered the state to the airport, the frantic parade, police escort and banquet on the street were the activities undertaken to catch a pair of pandas from…
A fisherman had to spend a night sitting on a tree with two crocodiles scouring underneath ...
Scientists have found evidence that the world's largest lizard species is alive - Komodo dragons ...
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in Australia has said that at least 1,300 new plant and animal species have been discovered or described by scientists in the years 1998-20…
The University of Adelaide study found that more lizards exist in Australia than we ever thought, which raises questions about the conservation and management of this na…
Australian scientists plan to set fences on Tasmania, to prevent the spread of cancer that threatens the existence of the Tasmanian Devil.