Image via Shutterstock Many people may not be too thrilled at the thought of snakes or any of the other members of the reptile family. Perhaps because they look so alien, almost like dinosaurs, ...

As support mounts in the country's most populous state to end the controversial use of shark nets, a European expat has captured an image she believes proves that Australians are largely unfazed ...

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The bite of a baby inland taipan snake has the ability to kill more than 100 hundred people, making it the world's deadliest reptile. AddedJan 22nd, 2025 WA Premier Roger Cook has vowed to pay ...

The Australian and NSW governments are each committing $500 million to this project. The Australian Government is investing nearly $18 billion towards transport infrastructure projects in Western ...

Picture: Liverpool Council Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and NSW Premier Chris Minns will make the announcement on Sunday, with both governments contributing $500,000 million to the project.

Wind and rain warnings were still in place for large stretches of the NSW coast, and extend inland in the mid-north to the Barrington Tops. A woman sits on a seat almost covered in sand.

In the United States, around 2.3 million households are home to reptiles, which includes these shelled reptiles. That accounts for 1.8% of all American households that have a pet. Despite their ...

To be licensed to catch and release reptiles in NSW, you must be over 18, have a first-aid certificate, and public liability insurance as well as proven practical experience handling reptiles.

In 2019, the world fell in love with an adorable abandoned baby Koala, Elsa. Born at the Australian Reptile Park in Somersby, NSW, Australia, Elsa stole the hearts of millions after a video released ...

It has been called Atrax Christenseni in honour of Australian Reptile Parks' spider expert, Kane Christensen. The new species has been nicknamed 'Big Boy' due to its large size.