Australia’s 2019/20 bushfires were a crisis on an epic scale. Not only did they burn through an estimated 18 million ...
Wild storms have wrecked seahorse habitats across the Australian east coast. Vast volumes of sand smothered the soft ...
With their smooth bodies and flexible fins, stingrays are among the slickest swimmers in the sea – but do their protr...
Sleepy sheep have better sex For rams, the greatest aphrodisiac might be melatonin, according to a study published...
Scientists are deploying an unlikely tool in the bid to track and monitor whale populations: satellites. Narwhal (...
DNA reveals separate populations of killer whales Using two decades’ worth of DNA samples, Flinders University res...
Earth’s oceans are – to use the French idiom – pretty much screwed. From time immemorial we have treated the seas lik...
Rapid and drastic melting last summer of the area predicted to be the Arctic’s final refuge of ice has been pinned to...
I vividly remember the moment back in Tokyo when I first borrowed an encyclopedia about zooplankton from my primary s...
A paper published in Communications Earth & Environment has tracked 35 years of satellite data to create a comprehens...
In honour of World Ocean Day, here’s a nice little story about…sea snakes, sex and sensitive males. Male and fema...
To communicate a message powerfully, well-timed pauses can be as important as the words, if not more so. In this, hum...
