It is such an iconic visitor, it is Western Australia's marine animal emblem and is protected in Australian waters under both state and federal law! As the world’s largest fish, Rhincodon typus ...

December saw a couple of interesting pieces of news about the bald eagle – one national, one local but with statewide ...

But a few years into the avian outbreak, it is clear that the virus is an unwelcome new danger to animals that are already ... the University of Melbourne in Australia. Those disparities may ...

Ridiculed by sceptics, locals have shared stories of panther sightings or suspicious activity among themselves. Now the ...

One of the world’s rarest marsupials is facing extinction in Australia, according to a new study. Urgent action is needed to ...

"Endearing characters and a sprawling political narrative married to deeply customizable tactical combat make this the best Fire Emblem game ... Nintendo is all about. "Animal Crossing: New ...

A largetooth sawfish rests on a river bottom in Kakadu National Park, part of Australia's Northern Territory ... while rangers splashed the animals with water to keep them moist.

Must love dogs - the catchcry of the famous movie of the same name - holds particular meaning for a growing portion of our communities across Australia, and yet it is being responded to with a ...

(University of South Australia) Red imported fire ants could cost Australia $22 billion by the 2040s. (Getty Images/iStockphoto) Property News: Half-built $77m mansion may face wrecking ball.

A West Australian Wildlife rescue group has revealed the sad reason why native animals are more frequently seen in commercial areas after a kangaroo was captured bounding through an Albany ...

Not many games offer you the chance to build something that will last an entire console generation, but Animal Crossing ... already a fan of the series Fire Emblem: Three Houses, this is one ...

Perpetrators are emboldened to commit horrific acts of cruelty because our government places the lowest value on the lives of animals in Australia, and they know they will face no consequences.