Blog archive:
Science

If you had to choose to save just one critically endangered species, which would it be and why?

Historical relics and a mythology of war.

Iconic Australasian traditions in the mountains of Luzon in the Philippines.

This amazing video of fish in a drain blew me out of the water.

During September four staff set out on the RV Braveheart from New Zealand for the Austral and Gambier Islands of southern French Polynesia.

The culmination of 16 months of hard work by marine worm researchers just arrived on a pallet at the Australian Museum.

A new species of rock-wallaby hops into view in Australia's Top End.

Recent amphipod discoveries include a new genus and species named in honour of the Australian Museum's eminent former director Dr Des Griffin

Artist who "changed the face of Australia"

This fantastic footage of a Warty Prowfish blew me out of the water!

The Wadi el-Sheikh quarry complex extends for several kilometres - millions of flint blades and knives were produced in antiquity.

Healthy salamander populations on both sides of the planet may depend on controlling the international sale of Asian newts as pets

Rare Night Parrot feathers have been obtained by the Australian Museum through unsolved circumstances.

Suburban landscapes provide more consistent floral nectar than native bushland and support a greater abundance of large nectar-feeding birds

Learning as discovery and adventure.