Sugar gliders not a major risk to swift parrots in Tasmania, new research finds
A new study has called into question the extent to which introduced sugar gliders prey on critically endangered…
Wolf vs coyote: Size, behaviour, habitat and the surprising differences between them |
Wolves and coyotes, both canids, share North America but exhibit distinct survival strategies. Wolves hunt large prey in…
Mangatangi and Maramarua rivers: Testing reveals 527 species, rare kākahi
Over the past two years (2024 and 2025), eDNA results have been encouraging and informative. In 2024, approximately…
Farmland effective nesting habitat for hoiho penguins, new research finds
“A couple of farmers on the Otago Peninsula independently found that they could make artificial nest sites, just…
Beach Boys founder lists jaw-dropping Lake Tahoe ‘castle’ for $43M
One of the founders of legendary California band the Beach Boys has listed his palatial Lake Tahoe home…
Scientists fear 30pc of critically endangered western ground parrot’s habitat lost in bushfire
A significant area of habitat for the critically endangered western ground parrot has been lost on WA’s south…
Lethal virus hits last rare blue macaws in Brazil wild
Another 21 birds of around 90 still in captivity at a breeding centre in the state of Bahia…
Bat colony causes Gympie council to consider property buyback scheme
A growing flying fox population in a residential area has a regional council considering a property buyback scheme…
Study finds Europe’s red squirrels may cope better with global warming than expected
Published on 03/09/2025 – 7:59 GMT+2 ADVERTISEMENT Europe’s red squirrels may be small, but they’re mighty. A new…