NewsBite

Science

Mystery discovered in ancient ruins.

1600yo mystery found in ancient ruins

It stands pristine amid the ruins of an ancient temple lost to time, and it turns out that this pillar has been holding a closely guarded secret.

Whitsunday hinterland pelican spiders were discovered in Conway National Park. Picture: G. Anderson and M. Rix

Creepy new ‘assassin’ spider discovered

A new species of spider with spear-like legs has been discovered in Queensland, and it has a rather odd surprise.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA.NewsWire Photos. May 12, 2024.Participants take to the streets at the 2024 MotherÃs Day Classic - AustraliaÃs biggest fun run and walk for breast and ovarian cancer. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper

Pink rules in epic Mother’s Day fun run

A rainy day in Sydney couldn’t stop thousands from turning out for the country’s biggest charity fun-run with one special colour the key theme of the day.

0

Dozens of pet owners and their dogs stormed NSW parliament calling for pets to be allowed on trains, metros and domestic flights. Picture: NewsWire

Wild push to overturn dog ban on trains

Dozens of pet owners and their dogs stormed NSW parliament calling for animals to be allowed on trains, metros and domestic flights.

More Stories

Huge python found in ceiling of Brisbane home

Huge python found in ceiling of Brisbane home

A snake catcher removed a massive python from the ceiling of a Brisbane home while it was eating a possum.

Humid weather conditions have contributed to increased activity among funnel-web spiders. Picture: Australian Reptile Park.

Warning as horror sight floods city

Sydney residents have been warned a deadly spider could be burrowing in their homes and backyards, as numbers spike in the humid weather.

0

Adlie penguins seen from RSV Nuyina while braking ice at the Petersen Bank in the Mawson Sea. Picture: Pete Harmsen**These are for single use only, and the publication must fully acknowledge the photographer/s. No archival permission is granted.**

Scientists reveal secret behind Antarctic’s low sea-ice cover

For three years in a row, Antarctic sea-ice is alarmingly low – with Hobart-based scientists finding an abrupt change to the system. What it means.

0

Scarlet Blake has been jailed for life. Picture: Thames Valley Police

Cat killer jailed for murdering man

A woman who live-streamed herself mutilating a cat, has been jailed for life after murdering a stranger.

'Bitey' python lunges at snake catcher in QLD

‘Bitey’ python lunges at snake catcher in QLD

Footage shows catcher Brandon Gifford attempting to coax a python down from a drainpipe when it strikes at him.

UpdatedWA News

A woman has been attacked by a shark at Jurien Beach in Western Australia. Picture : Supplied

Woman seriously injured in shark attack

The woman is believed to have been attacked by a tiger shark while swimming off the beach.

UpdatedWA News

A woman has been attacked by a shark at Jurien Beach in Western Australia. Picture : Supplied

Woman seriously injured in shark attack

The woman is believed to have been attacked by a tiger shark while swimming off the beach.

Researchers discover huge new species of anaconda

Researchers discover huge new species of anaconda

Researchers that were filming a series in Brazil, have discovered a gigantic new species of anaconda that weighs over 200kg and is over 8 metres…

Pregnant great white shark washed up on beach

Pregnant great white shark washed up on beach

A pregnant great white shark washed ashore on Florida’s Navarre Beach.

University of Tasmania's Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies have placed rings in the waters off Tinderbox, which have lines underneath them to grow giant kelp. The giant kelp are sucking nutrients from salmon farming. IMAS marine ecology Professor Craig Johnson.

Salmon farming potential solution to fuelling giant kelp forests

Giant kelp sucking up the nutrients of fish farming could be the solution to restoring forests, with early research results revealing 10 times the growth rate.

0

1
…
171
172
173
174
175
…
200

Original URL: https://www.couriermail.com.au/technology/science/page/173