Medicine & TechnologyA saltwater crocodile was filmed launching itself to snatch a flying bat. Check out how high can these reptiles leap when they aim for their prey.
Astronomers used drones and artificial intelligence in locating a meteorite in Australia. Read more to learn how they found the fallen space rock in a desert.
Take a look at this massive crocodile held as the king of the Daintree River in Queensland due to its enormous size. Regarded as a gangster, locals named him Scarface because of the many scars on his face.
NWS and Queensland was hit by a catastrophic flood this month. Check out the state of animal rescue and welfare in Australia and the organizations that are requesting additional help from the public.
Could scientific breakthrough resurrect the Tasmanian tiger that went extinct almost 100 years ago? Read the article to know how scientists plan to de-extinct these marsupials.
Take a look at the unlikely teamwork and display of friendship between a frog, a pair of mice, beetles and a snake as they survive a waterlogged rainwater tank after Southeast Queensland experienced a severe flash flood.
Choking is a serious medical threat especially if you are alone. Click the link to find out what to do when you're choking especially when there's no one to help.
Check out this massive snake that biologists found in Georgia, which is the biggest one ever found in the state for years and just a little short to beat the national record.
Rangers are warning locals to stop swimming in the popular swimming spot near Darwin after spotting a 6.5ft crocodile swimming in the area that is still considered on the loose.
Paleontologists in Australia found a new species of crocodile that may have eaten a dinosaur around 95 million years ago as its last meal, marking a historic world's first discovery.
A mechanical heart designed in Australia is set for human trials later this year giving hope to congenital heart disease patients like Julie Ovens who need a transplant in the future.
Summer in Australia this year has come in force with record-breaking heat and La Niña-induced humidity. Due to this, experts expect that morbidity and mortality rates will increase.