Aus Geo ADVENTURE’s roaming happy snapper finally ticks off a snow-covered bucket-list item a quarter of a century in the ...

For a creature that has prowled the deep ocean virtually unchanged for 125 million years – a living fossil, in the truest ...

Fiona Harper needed a reason to get fit again after a health scare; 500 kilometres of Tassie gravel seemed like a sensible ...

Take an alternative route. The best way to avoid being swooped is to avoid known swooping locations during the breeding ...

Washington State, in the USA’s Pacific Northwest, combines wild coastlines, volcanic peaks, lush forests and lakes for ...

New research gives a clearer picture than ever before of what’s driving the changes observed in the rock surfaces of Murujuga ...

They’re the biggest fish in the sea, and it turns out they spend a remarkable amount of time foraging for food.

New research casts doubt on whether the thylacine's jaws were ever capable of grabbing and pinning down large animals in the ...

From fastidious cleaning to vigilant protection and forgoing food, the animals of the ocean take parental care to the next ...

The Tully saucer nest heralded the start of the worldwide phenomenon of the modern crop circle. On a foggy morning in January 1966, George Pedley, a banana farmer from Euramo, near Tully in far north ...

For the rainbow stag beetle, its pretty armour is only half the story – they are built for battle, one comically large mandible at a time.

Twenty years after his death, Steve Irwin’s legacy lives on through continued crocodile fieldwork and global conservation ...