Perth Zoo Lemurs Enjoy Valentine's Day Breakfast
Ring-tailed lemurs Tiana and Gimaro at Perth Zoo shared a special Valentine's Day breakfast, highlighting their matriarchal dynamics and enduring bond.
Category : Wildlife
Bull Sharks Spotted Near Sydney Beach After Dolphin Attack
Bungan Beach in Sydney was closed after drone footage confirmed three bull sharks lurking near shore where a severely attacked dolphin carcass washed up. Lifeguards warn swimmers to stay vigilant.
Lake Burley Griffin Water Secrets Revealed in Shocking Study
A new scientific investigation has uncovered surprising contaminants and ecological changes in Lake Burley Griffin, raising concerns about water quality and environmental health in Canberra's iconic landmark.
Bull Shark Warning After Paddler Encounter in Swan River
A shark warning has been issued after a paddler encountered a three-metre bull shark in the Swan River near Rossmoyne. Surf Life Saving WA reported the sighting off the Rossmoyne Foreshore in Bull Creek on Wednesday morning.
Cairns Dingo Sightings Surge Reported to Council
Cairns Regional Council has documented a significant increase in dingo sightings, with over 50 reports in recent months, prompting community safety alerts and wildlife management discussions.
Beckenham Woman Faces Court Over Alleged Puppy Abuse
A 23-year-old Beckenham woman is scheduled to appear in Armadale Magistrates Court in March, accused of strangling and beating her one-year-old dog, leading to serious injuries and psychological harm.
Python in Park Toilet Sparks 'Look Before You Squat' Warning
A carpet python found in a public toilet at Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park has prompted rangers to urge visitors to 'look before you squat', highlighting wildlife encounters in Australia's outback.
Черепахи в Кэрнсе: проект восстановления даёт результаты (11.02.2026)
Проект по восстановлению популяции морских черепах в Кэрнсе, Австралия, демонстрирует значительный рост численности этих рептилий на международном уровне, благодаря усилиям по сохранению.
Burning Barrels Expose Nowra Murder Plot
Rural Fire Service volunteers discovered human remains in burning barrels in Tomerong State Forest, unraveling a brutal double murder plot in Nowra Hill.
Ядовитая змея обвила ногу женщины в Джилонге (09.02.2026)
Жительница Джилонга пережила шокирующий инцидент, когда ядовитая медноголовая змея обвилась вокруг её ноги. Случай подчёркивает риски встреч с дикой природой в городских районах Австралии.
Петиция против отстрела летучих лисиц в Квинсленде (09.02.2026)
В Кэрнсе активисты запустили петицию, призывающую правительство Квинсленда прекратить отстрел летучих лисиц, который возобновился после отмены запрета на отстрел. Жители считают эту практику жестокой и неэффективной.
Safari Surprise: Wild Dogs Steal Hearts in South Africa
A West Australian traveller recounts a magical safari moment encountering endangered African wild dogs in Sabi Sands, revealing their captivating social behaviour and conservation plight.
Flying Foxes Fall from Sky in Heatwave, Urgent Rescue
Wildlife volunteers in ACT and NSW raced to save flying foxes falling from the sky during extreme heat, with temperatures exceeding 44 degrees threatening mass mortality events for the already vulnerable species.
Bibra Lake Speed Limits May Drop to Save Turtles
The City of Cockburn is considering reducing speed limits on southern suburbs roads after residents highlighted turtle road mortality as a leading cause of death in Bibra Lake wetlands.
First King Cobras Born in Australia in 16 Years
The Australian Reptile Park celebrates a major milestone with the successful breeding of king cobras, marking the first time the species has been born in Australia in 16 years.
Cairns Poacher Faces Jail for Stealing Sacred Pythons
A Cairns man who illegally poached sacred green tree pythons from Cape York faces potential imprisonment and a substantial fine for his actions.
Palm Cove Residents Raise Alarm Over Dingo Sightings
Residents of Palm Cove in Cairns are reporting increased dingo sightings, prompting community concerns and calls for action from local authorities to ensure safety.
Canberra Voices: Wildlife, Politics and Global Concerns
A collection of letters from Canberra Times readers addressing local conservation efforts, parliamentary behavior, economic philosophy, and international conflicts with diverse perspectives.
Giant Leatherback Turtle Seen in Port Stephens
A fishing charter operator captured rare footage of a huge 700kg leatherback sea turtle feeding in Port Stephens, highlighting the area's thriving marine ecosystem.
Fisherman's Two-Hour Encounter with Great White Shark
A Geelong fisherman experienced a remarkable two-hour encounter with a four-metre great white shark off Victoria's Surf Coast, describing the animal as calm and inquisitive rather than aggressive.
Police Excavation Continues at Newcastle Golf Course
Police continue excavating bones discovered at Newcastle Golf Club, with an anthropologist and Aboriginal land council assisting the investigation into possible links to historical middens.
Crocodile Spotted Swimming Near Townsville Beach
A video has emerged showing a crocodile swimming close to a popular beach in Townsville, raising safety concerns among locals and authorities.
Firearms Threats in Far North Queensland Illegal Fishing Invasion
Residents in Far North Queensland are facing escalating threats, including firearms, as illegal fishing operations intensify, prompting urgent calls for enhanced law enforcement and community safety measures.
Townsville Wildlife Rescue Calls for New Carers
A Townsville wildlife rescue group is urgently appealing for new carers to help rehabilitate injured and orphaned native animals across the region.
Man Charged Over Alleged Stalking of Schoolgirl
A 44-year-old man has been charged with multiple offences after allegedly following a school-aged girl on the Central Coast. He was arrested at Umina Beach.
Great White Shark Acts Like Puppy, Stuns Fishermen
Fishermen off the coast of Geelong were left in awe when a great white shark exhibited unusually playful behaviour, approaching their boat like a curious puppy.
Dezi Freeman Manhunt Continues in Mount Buffalo National Park
Police are conducting a five-day search operation in Victoria's Mount Buffalo National Park for the remains of alleged cop killer Dezi Freeman. Meanwhile, a Sydney home has been firebombed twice in 24 hours.
Spider Bites Do Not Grant Superpowers, Former Snake Bitten
A former snake in Cairns was bitten by a flesh-eating spider, but experts confirm spider bites do not lead to superpowers, highlighting the dangers of such incidents.
Alleged Wildlife Smugglers Face Cairns Court
Two men are set to appear in Cairns Magistrates Court, charged with wildlife smuggling offences after a joint operation by Queensland authorities.
Eastern Quoll Endangered by Bird Flu, Gets Federal Grant
The endangered eastern quoll faces extinction risk from H5 bird flu due to its carnivorous habits. A $185,000 federal grant will build a quarantine station at Mulligans Flat Sanctuary to protect the vulnerable marsupial population.
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