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Kultarrs are tiny, cryptic creatures that only come out at night. Scientists are finally learning how they live
Like the Tasmanian devil, the kultarr is a fierce predator ... During the daytime, kultarrs hide in cracks in the soil or burrows made by other animals such as native hopping mice. These cracks and ...
The Nightly10d
‘He’s just so important’: Echidna spotted on island after 10 years without wildlife following bushfires
Nature has found a way after an echidna was spotted on an island where wildlife was mostly destroyed by a devastating ...
Scientists unlock key to reviving the 110-year-old Tasmanian Tiger – here’s how
Once considered a lost species, this carnivorous marsupial, officially known as the thylacine, could soon make a comeback thanks to groundbreaking adv ...
Pulse Tasmania11d
Chopping block: Greens claim to have identified native Tasmanian forests at risk of logging
Greens groups claim to have identified the forests the state government plans to log after analysing a heavily redacted Right ...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation11d
Slopes near Ben Lomond, Mt Arthur slated for logging in Tasmanian government 9,000ha forestry push, claim green groups
Right to information documents have revealed that parcels of native forest that could soon be available for logging in Tasmania contain vast swathes of "old growth" forest and threatened species.