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Hammerhead sharks swim ‘side-stroke’ to save energy
Previously considered an anomaly or sign of sickness, a new study has found hammerheads swim on their side due to an evolutionary trait.
Previously considered an anomaly or sign of sickness, a new study has found hammerheads swim on their side due to an evolutionary trait.
28 previously unnamed islands and features in the Australian Antarctic Territory have been given imaginative crowd-sourced titles.
Watch video footage of the slightly eerie fish, which has never before been seen alive.
Today’s Google Doodle illustration pays respects to the Aboriginal lands rights activist.
“The damage to this Australian icon has already been devastating.”
Sally the giraffe gave birth to a healthy female calf on Tuesday, her second in two years.
Wildlife investigators have recovered 12 native reptiles suspected to have been taken from Western Australia and trafficked to Victoria.
Crocodile eyes are even more finely tuned for hunting than we thought, according to new Australian research.
Joshua Holko named Arctic Photographer of the Year.