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Two New Stick Insect Species Have Been Discovered in Australia—and Another One Was Hiding in Plain Sight
The new discoveries emphasize that scientists have a lot left to learn about insect diversity, even in areas with many observations
Journal smithsonianmag.com 25.09.2026
Two Big Stick Insect Species Emerge from Australia
They were hiding in plain sight among their close relatives The post Two Big Stick Insect Species Emerge from Australia appeared first on Nautilus.
Journal nautil.us 24.09.2026
What Australia’s Hidden Caves Can Teach Us About Martian Terrain
The Nullarbor terrain isn’t that different than the red planet The post What Australia’s Hidden Caves Can Teach Us About Martian Terrain appeared first on Nautilus.
Journal nautil.us 24.09.2026
Sydney’s Philanthropic Bronze Boar in Sydney, Australia
Along the sidewalks of Macquarie Street, in the shadow of the grand stone arches of Sydney Hospital, sits a striking geographical and cultural anomaly. A bronze wild boar squats above a fountain basin
Journal atlasobscura.com 23.09.2026
Meet Bubbles, a Dolphin in Australia That Chases Fish Until They Barf—Then Eats Their Upchucked Meals
Scientists recorded 11 instances of Bubbles successfully snacking this way. They mark some of the first detailed observations of kleptoparasitism, or food stealing, in cetaceans, the group of marine m
Journal smithsonianmag.com 23.09.2026
More Than 800,000 Bees, Worth Tens of Thousands of Dollars, Have Been Stolen in ‘Sophisticated’ Heists Across Northern Australia
The recent spread of a bee-killing parasite has contributed to an uptick in brazen thefts, experts theorize
Journal smithsonianmag.com 22.09.2026
Tasmanian Devils Lived Alongside Humans in Northwestern Australia as Far Back as 45,000 Years Ago, Researchers Find
Fossils and marked bones unearthed in a Juukan Gorge cave suggest that the marsupial species not only once lived in the region but may have been a “garbage compactor on four legs” for its human popula
Journal smithsonianmag.com 16.09.2026
Meet Swiftiephylus, an Australian bug named after Taylor Swift
Four newly described species of Australian plant bug have been named in honor of renowned recording artist Taylor Swift.
Journal sciencenews.org 15.09.2026
Australia’s Second-Smallest Rock-Wallaby Reappears in a Region Where It Had Not Been Seen for 50 Years
The endangered nabarlek is not easy to find and difficult to distinguish from similar species. But a research team made new detections of the animals that offer “good news for their long-term survival
Journal smithsonianmag.com 10.09.2026