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Scientists have uncovered fossil evidence revealing that ancient crocodiles in Australia were skilled tree climbers. Nicknamed “drop crocs,” these fascinating reptiles unveil a surprising arboreal lifestyle that existed millions of years ago

Australia’s only native shrew has been officially declared extinct, a tragic victim of invasive species introduced by humans. Conservationists warn that this devastating loss highlights the urgent threats endangering Australia’s unique and precious wildlife

Australia’s only native shrew has been declared extinct, delivering a devastating blow to the nation’s treasured biodiversity. Conservationists warn that this heartbreaking loss highlights the urgent need to intensify efforts to safeguard our most vulnerable species

Researchers at Murdoch University have uncovered several astonishing new marsupial species found nowhere else but Australia-only to discover these remarkable creatures have already disappeared. This eye-opening revelation highlights the urgent need for stronger conservation efforts to protect our unique wildlife

Australian scientists have discovered a remarkable fossil of a “giant” dinosaur-era spider, providing new insights into prehistoric arachnids. The find, unearthed in the Queensland region, adds to our understanding of ancient ecosystems and their inhabitants.