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Feb 22 2023

AI can track bees on camera. Here’s how that will help farmers

Malika Nisal Ratnayake, Monash University; Adrian Dyer, Monash University, and Alan Dorin, Monash University Artificial intelligence (AI) offers a new...

Feb 21 2023

We found 29 threatened species are back from the brink in Australia. Here’s how

John Woinarski, Charles Darwin University; Libby Rumpff, The University of Melbourne; Mark Lintermans, University of Canberra; Sarah Legge, Australian...

Feb 20 2023

Snakes can hear you scream, new research reveals

Christina N. Zdenek, The University of Queensland Experts have long understood that snakes can feel sound vibrations through the ground...

Feb 17 2023

Farmed salmon or chicken? Environmental footprint research can guide eco-conscious consumers

Caitie Kuempel, Griffith University Switching from meat to plant-based protein is one way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and consume...

Feb 16 2023

A rose by any other name – how roses and cut flowers became a symbol of love and luxury

Peter McNeil, University of Technology Sydney Before the creation of international systems of cultivation and the ability to move goods...

Feb 15 2023

From Chaucer to chocolates: how Valentine’s Day gifts have changed over the centuries

Clare Davidson, Australian Catholic University For Valentine’s Day, some couples only roll their eyes at each other in mutual cynicism....

Feb 14 2023

Goffin’s cockatoo named third species that carries toolsets around in preparation for future tasks

Rob Heinsohn, Australian National University Thomas Suchanek, CC BY-SA From pocket knives to smart phones, humans keep inventing ever-more-sophisticated tools. However,...

Feb 10 2023

New bird brain study shows evolving a big brain depends on having ‘good’ parents

Szymek Drobniak, UNSW Sydney As owners of some of the biggest brains in the animal kingdom, we humans often assume...

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