Few world events are as simultaneously hilarious and thought-provoking as Australia’s Great Emu War of 1932. True to its name ...
The night parrot—a brilliantly colored, nocturnal bird—once thrived ... tells the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s Peter ...
Instead of staying in large herds, the emus scattered ... The Emu War may have ended in military failure, but it cemented these birds as symbols of survival and adaptability. Protected under ...
Bird populations in mainland Australia have proved surprisingly resilient ... and had small population sizes–and were sufficiently large to provide a substantial enough food resource to ...
The Australian magpie is a different species to the European bird with which it shares its ... Officials at the time defended their decision to kill the large magpie. The species is protected ...
The last of the large, flightless mihirungs ... find" provided insights into the role the giant bird played within the Australian ecosystem at the time. Australia bowl out India for 155 to ...
They’re very important for pollination of our trees. Australia is one of the only places on the planet where you see large birds eating nectar. “It’s very rare for birds to pollinate in general.” ...