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The very best of Australia's wildlife, culture, people and places. It's in our nature.
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Wild Talent: Best Nature Photographer of the Year - Issue #182 Out Now
The latest issue of Australian Geographic is out now!
We take a look at the best nature photographs of the year in our cover story about the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition and find inspiration in the beauty of our region.
The photo featured on the cover is Tim Burgess' Angel Wings, a stunning photo of a juvenile humpback whale joyfully breaching captured from above near Ulladulla, New South Wales, which was the winner in the Aerial category.
Also in this edition…
- A pioneering pair of women
- Cockatoos at Coomallo Creek
- Searching for Australian dinosaurs
- Discovering marvels of wedge-tailed eagles
- Australians ascending Mt Everest
- Protecting Gouldian finches
Grab your copy in stores and online... ausgeo.co/AGmag
🎥 Tim Burgess
Australian Geographic brings you the very best about Australia's wildlife, culture, people and places - it's in our nature.
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We take a look at the best nature photographs of the year in our cover story about the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition and find inspiration in the beauty of our region.
The photo featured on the cover is Tim Burgess' Angel Wings, a stunning photo of a juvenile humpback whale joyfully breaching captured from above near Ulladulla, New South Wales, which was the winner in the Aerial category.
Also in this edition…
- A pioneering pair of women
- Cockatoos at Coomallo Creek
- Searching for Australian dinosaurs
- Discovering marvels of wedge-tailed eagles
- Australians ascending Mt Everest
- Protecting Gouldian finches
Grab your copy in stores and online... ausgeo.co/AGmag
🎥 Tim Burgess
Australian Geographic brings you the very best about Australia's wildlife, culture, people and places - it's in our nature.
Subscribe to the AusGeo UA-cam channel for regular videos showcasing the people, places and wildlife that make Australia so great! ausgeo.co/YTsub
Head to our website for even more Australian stories... www.australiangeographic.com.au
Follow us on socials...
Facebook | ausgeo
Twitter | ausgeo
Instagram | australiangeographic
TikTok | www.tiktok.com/@ausgeo
Get the mag | ausgeo.co/AGmag
Read on Apple News | ausgeo.co/AGapple
#naturephotography #dronevideo #whale #whales #drone #oceanphotography #scuba #aerialphotography #dronephotography #oceanphotography #australiangeographic #magazine #outnow
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Sea Lion Videographers: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
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New research is diving deep to investigate Australia's southern seabeds, and some unusual assistants are helping to access these unexplored areas - sea lions! 🦭 So, what are the sea lions discovering? And what are we learning from the footage captured by these superb swimmers? PhD Candidate Nathan Angelakis of the @universityofadelaide explains in our latest 60 Seconds of Science. For more on N...
What is a chuditch, and how can you help protect this special species?
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The chuditch has been almost completely wiped out during the past 200 years, but the Australian Geographic Society is partnering with @AustralianWildlifeConservancy to rehabilitate the chuditch population on an exclosure sanctuary 350km north-east of Perth. There, the species has flourished safely away from predators, with conservationists able to use wildlife drones across the vast expanse of ...
Returning endangered brushtail possums to Central Australia
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The @AustralianWildlifeConservancy has released 40 common brushtail possums from South Australia to the Newhaven Wildlife Sanctuary in the @NorthernTerritoryAustralia, where they were locally extinct for decades. The possums were welcomed back to Country by the Laramba Aboriginal Community with a dedicated dance to the sacred species known as Rrpwamper (Possum Dreaming). Find out more about the...
The Great Koala Count: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
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Australia’s koalas need your help - and it couldn’t be easier. If you spot one of these iconic marsupials in the wild, snap a photo and submit it! It’s for the @csiro’s Great Koala Count, launching just in time for National Science Week - but why is this so important for you to get involved in? CSIRO’s Dr Andrew Hoskins, quantitively biologist, joins us to explain in the latest 60 Seconds of Sc...
Weird Platypus & Echidna Stomachs: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
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The absence of a substantial stomach in platypuses and short-beaked echidnas has baffled scientists for centuries, but a study has found a specific gene that may be the cause of their strange digestive system. So, how do these unique creatures digest their food? And how do they get by without a conventional stomach? @universityofadelaide PhD Candidate Jackson Dann shares his “bizarre” research ...
Conserving the Kabayan mummies: From an Australian classroom to the Philippines mountains
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In the northern Philippines, the Kabayan 'fire' mummies offer a unique insight into an ancient ritual of the Ibaloi, preserving the bodies of their ancestors in man-made burial caves through a process of heat and smoke. Now, three students from the @UniversityofMelbourne have embarked on a study to learn more about what's causing these mummies - some thousands of years old - to deteriorate. Set...
Mapping the world's fungi: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
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Fungi are some of the least understood parts of nature, but a new study taking part across the world - including in Australia - is looking to unveil their secrets using DNA from air samples collected worldwide. 🍄 So, how does DNA get sampled from the air? And what can the results teach us about fungi? We asked Professor Nigel Andrew, Executive Dean at @UniSCU, for the facts; this is 60 Seconds ...
Radical cobra bite treatment: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
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With thousands of deaths occurring worldwide from cobras every year, costly antivenoms are currently the only solution to helping snakebite victims - and don't prevent tissue damage that occurs for those who survive. However, a team of researchers at @sydney_uni has discovered cheap, readily available blood-thinning medications can be repurposed as antidotes for these venoms. PhD Candidate Tian...
Exploring beautiful K'gari (Fraser Island)
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K'gari (formerly Fraser Island) - the world’s largest sand island - boasts a rich mosaic of five different ecosystems: rainforests, wallum forests, freshwater lakes and creeks, sand dunes, and coast. In recognition of its outstanding natural beauty, K’gari (pronounced “Gurri”) was added to the World Heritage List in 1992. Nestled off Queensland’s coast, K’gari (formerly Fraser Island) stretches...
Watch dingo pups finding their feet!
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Learn all about Lizards as we Ask An Expert!🦎ua-cam.com/video/JytvNw9IuMI/v-deo.html The Australian Reptile Park on the NSW Central Coast welcomed five dingo puppies bred in captivity over the autumn months of 2016. With the dingo breeding cycle generally expected to yield two to three puppies, the litter of three boys and two girls born to resident dingoes Adina (two years old) and Fred (three...
Koala Country: Fight for a New National Park - Issue #181 Out Now
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The latest issue of Australian Geographic is out now! Climb into the world of Australia’s iconic koalas and learn more about the proposed Great Koala National Park on the NSW Mid North Coast designed to protect these amazing yet endangered animals in our cover story. Also in this edition… - Protecting our pollinators - Australia’s early weathermen - Looking for endangered lizards - A wild polo ...
In search of the mysterious Australian painted-snipe
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In search of the mysterious Australian painted-snipe
Snow Slowdown: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
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Snow Slowdown: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
Meet Australia's devoted flying-fox carers
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Meet Australia's devoted flying-fox carers
Endangered bridled nailtail wallabies released to boost population
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Endangered bridled nailtail wallabies released to boost population
Meet the numbats of Yookamurra and the Australian Wildlife Conservancy team taking care of them
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Meet the numbats of Yookamurra and the Australian Wildlife Conservancy team taking care of them
Parrot DNA Database: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
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Parrot DNA Database: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
Taking to the skies for the Women’s World Hot Air Balloon Championship
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Taking to the skies for the Women’s World Hot Air Balloon Championship
Teaching Wildlife to Avoid Cane Toads: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic
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Teaching Wildlife to Avoid Cane Toads: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic
EXPLAINED: Why are Australia's flying-fox numbers declining?
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EXPLAINED: Why are Australia's flying-fox numbers declining?
Bat Babies: Hanging On - Issue #180 Out Now
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Bat Babies: Hanging On - Issue #180 Out Now
3D Map of the Universe: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
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3D Map of the Universe: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
Eight endangered eastern bristlebird released into the wild
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Eight endangered eastern bristlebird released into the wild
Eco-Acoustics in WA: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
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Eco-Acoustics in WA: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
Michael Smith recreating historic circumnavigation of Australia
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Michael Smith recreating historic circumnavigation of Australia
Vegemite and Metal Recycling: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
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Vegemite and Metal Recycling: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
Mars Sea Sync: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
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Mars Sea Sync: 60 Seconds of Science by Australian Geographic - Extended Edition
The Weeping Tree - Episode 1: Andry Sculthorpe, Palawa, Land and Heritage Coordinator
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The Weeping Tree - Episode 1: Andry Sculthorpe, Palawa, Land and Heritage Coordinator
Awesome episode, so much to learn here!
Glad you enjoyed it!
As soon as I saw the thumbnail.....Australia
We like to keep the rest of the world guessing 🤣
Very cool footage 🦭🧡
Aren't they stunning to watch? 🧡
So, quolls then. Nice woke click bait, people.
While also referred to as the western quoll, chuditch is the name you'll most commonly hear this referred to in Western Australia. 🙂
"And it's nature to Australia" Of course it is, why wouldn't it be. Just add it too the nightmare list.....
Well, we like to keep you guessing... 😂 But trust us, they're much more afraid of you than you are of them! 🙂🧡
Yeah.... But nope.
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That spider is gorgeous. Nothing that big in the UK, unfortunately. Although I had a zebra tarantula for several years.
We’re very lucky to have some very special species here in Australia! 🧡
@@ausgeo You certainly are!
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Thank you so much, enjoyed your interview! American southwest, we had many lizards, shamefully destroyed by insecticides, pets, development. Appreciate Australian efforts safeguarding wildlife thank you💖
Thanks so much for watching! Looking after nature starts with awareness, so please spread the message! 🙂🧡
Where and can we stop Woodside with this as well?
What a pleasure to learn from Rick Shine! 💛
Such a fantastic expert to have on! 🧡
My garden is not complete without a Bluey. I have a lot of dense vegetation and water available and I htought I saw one sunning a few weeks ago but I haven't seen it since. Do they hibernate> How can I encourage one to stay?? Thanks :)
Not the expert but I have my two cents - I think when the weather is cooler they can spend a lot of time hiding away and conserving their energy because they can't bask as much. It sounds like you have a great lizard set up so just making sure they have plenty of space to hide from any birds and roaming pets and they should stick around because they can be quite territorial! Hopefully as the sun comes out more your bluey does too 💛
Uh........no.
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Love your amazing animals, agree with comment, please less music to hear you good people well. thank you💖
Background music is a little high in the mix and makes the speakers difficult to understand. Love your videos!
Beautiful animals! 🥰
Aren’t they so special? 🧡
Western Quoll. ftfu
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good attempt Australia, but NOT😅
Option B: the cute and cuddly kangaroos, koalas and wallabies! 😂🧡
How is she not scared
Why it's best left to the experts! 🧡
@@ausgeo well l won't try.
NOPE!
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He's pretty cool Anyone remember his Mini Moke trip from Tasmanian to Cape York, or vice versa He crossed Bass Strait and some of the rivers on Cape York with the Moke in an inflatable boat that he carried with him
It’s not supposed to be a tourist spot, It’s a wild aha it’s and a federally protected national park, it is the dingoes hope and should be respected as such. You don’t have a right to be stupid enough to go into their territory and disturb them, then complain when they attack you. If you don’t like it, don’t go their, K’Gari is the only home these beautiful animals have and you should stay away if you don’t have any common sense or respect for the animals and the island. It’s not a tourist or holiday island.
so lay down and get my ass stomped out as it eventually reaches down and puts me into a head lock got it
Yeah… No.
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Love Centralian possum savers.
So do we! 🧡
Thanks. I'm not fond of spiders, but your enthusiasm helps.
That's great to hear!
If I encounter one of these in the wild I'm going to shid my pants at least 4 times back to back
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So great! Love conservation projects like this and the cultural dance was amazing!
It's so great to see these animals being restored to an area they were thought to no longer exist in! 🧡
I accidentally have a Huntsman in my bedroom. I don't get rid of it because I like spiders, especially when I found two dead and dried centipede (my worst nightmare) in my bathroom! And of course, the Huntsman was hiding behind the sink mirror
The best pets are the accidental ones! 😂
Nice try. We all know that Australia doesn't really exist.
We hate to say, but 26-odd million people might disagree with you. 🤣
If they could be trained to open beer they would be the perfect house guest.
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I had a big Huntsman live under my car for over a year, when I was in traffic it would walk out onto the front or rear screen to cool down from the heat under the car. Drivers would stop beside me and say 'Mate! You have the biggest spider on your rear window!' To which I would reply, 'Yeah! Isn't he cool!' 😅
They definitely love making cars a home! 😂🧡
L'araignée a des aussi beaux yeux que la journaliste
Beautiful creatures
They really are, aren't they? 🧡
this lady's happiness is infectious 😊
Eww no thanks, I dont wanna meet it. Ive already had one too many encounters with huntsmen spiders! Ive had one jump on me whilst attempting to kindly remove it outside. I had one latch onto my hand when I got into a dark truck at night, i had to shake my arm 3 times before it let go, and yes the bite does hurt a bit at the time, but only during the bite. And worst of all, i layed down in bed and put my hand under my pillow and felt something not quite right. So I got up, switched on the light and moved my pillow, underneath was a huntsman almost as big as my hand.... so glad i found it early, imagine sharing a bed with old-mate huntsman lol... the thoughts of it attaching itself to me, like a Face-hugger from the movie Alien..... ewwww!
Australian voices are so annoying
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Why is it me making the only comment about making a comment?
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This is beautiful
Isn’t this piece of the world spectacular? 🧡
@@ausgeo It's amazing. I love the idea of using art to save species too.
Caitlin Henderson is quite a presenter! She could easily have a big future in front of the camera. Andre
Wow what a great video!! Andre
1:55 That wasn't better 😅
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I'm not too sure about the spider, but that young lady was amazing and clearly very passionate about her work 👏
Natural habitat is the back of an excited presenter's hand
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What a beautiful creature ( the spider that is )… I so wish I could find one in my garden. Yet another wonderful Australian critter that looks scary but is totally not. Along with carpet pythons we should welcome even more creatures that frighten foreigners away, especially Americans! 😎
We definitely have a lot of misunderstood creatures in our backyard! 🧡
Amazing