Perry Beasley-HallJun 262 minMost people will never see a cave cricket—so why should we care about them?If you're not an entomologist or avid caver, you can be forgiven for not hearing of cave crickets: most Australians will go their entire...
Luis WilliamsonMay 281 minGlobal collaboration rebuilds largest tree of life for flowering plantsRecently, the largest and most comprehensive phylogenomic tree for flowering plants (Angiosperms) was published in the journal Nature....
Luis WilliamsonMay 161 minNew species of elusive, sinister ant named after Lord VoldemortWestern Australian researchers Mark Wong and Jane McRae have recently described a diminutive new species of unearthly looking ant in the...
Tobias SmithNov 15, 20203 minThe secret lives of blue banksia beesOften when people think of bees they picture fairly hairy little insects buzzing from flower to flower. But not all of Australia’s 1650+...
rosgloagNov 12, 20202 minCuckoo bees: cheats of the bee worldRaising baby bees is hard work. Some species have found another way. The world's most famous cuckoos are feathered ones. Europe's common...