A schoolboy poses with a dinosaur model in the early 20th century
There's only a couple of tickets remaining to see the Noel Gordon, co-inventor of Google Maps, at the final Lunchti… https://t.co/fQiQcITTzZ
@johspeirs Looks like the little one is enthralled with our massive whale!
RT @jodirowley: We did a little #FrogID recording at the Maquarie Marshes in central west #NSW last night. So far three species recorded bu…
"My fingers were numb, my view finder frozen. I took a moment to warm them as the blizzard continued and missed capturing the sudden commotion, stallion vs stallion. But he galloped toward me, victorious and wounded, and in that moment I saw the silver brumby of my childhood dreams." – Donna Crebbin . This photo was taken by @pixspics2024 and is a finalist in the 2018 @AustralianGeographic Nature Photographer Of The Year. We're currently exhibiting all finalists in conjunction with @southaustr...
DigiVol has completed ONE MILLION tasks! Back in July 2011, we had 30 online volunteers and averaged 23 tasks a day… https://t.co/WZiNMkQTwx
RT @FrogIDAus: Species 164 has been submitted and verified! On Tuesday we received a submission of the Orange-bellied Froglet (Geocrinia vi…
We love Archie
Whales at the Australian MuseumDive into the immersive Whales | Tohorā exhibition that brings the incredible world of whales to life at the Australian Museum. Presenting the latest cetacean research from the international scientific community, Whales | Tohorā explores the diversity, biology and adaptation of whales to life in our oceans and celebrates their role in South Pacific Islanders’ rich cultural history. Head to australianmuseum.net.au/whales to find out more.
Archie the Archaeopteryx - Dinosaurs In The SkyMeet Archie, Australian Museum's newest loveable dinosaur puppet. Archie and his friend Jackson will explore the science of flight and how feathered dinosaurs became today's birds as part of the 2018 Dinosaur Festival: https://australianmuseum.net.au/event/theatre-dinosaurs-in-the-sky
558m-year-old fossils identified as oldest known animal. The study solves a decades-old mystery that has been the "… https://t.co/KcDdMikGRL
The 2018 Dinosaur Festival is almost within reach
What are the chances a museum fire – like the devastating incident in Brazil recently – could happen to an Australi… https://t.co/wIoIAgjPkn
Our Director and CEO @kimcoral looks like she enjoyed being the interview subject for a change today at the Lunchti… https://t.co/lC0EINXi4e
A very early letter from the museum's archives being restored. If you look closely at the top edge, there are thin pieces of Japanese paper that have been attached to repair tears. This paper is see-through so the text can still be read, but prevents the letter from tearing further. #AustralianMuseum #Paper #Conservation
We take no responsibility for defensive birds in the area
RT @FrogIDAus: The Green Stream Frog (Litoria phyllochroa) is a cute species that starts to get more vocal in Spring and Summer. Found betw…
Defining, grouping and naming stag beetle species has turned out to be difficult but fun.The prettiest stag beetles in the world are in Australia and New Guinea and are coloured like jewels. But, being pretty, there is also a pretty big mess associated with naming them.
RT @AustmusResearch: "The prettiest stag beetles in the world are in Australia and New Guinea and are coloured like jewels. But, being pret…
Just announced: @VanessaPirotta's research uses drones to collect whale snot. Hear how her research, in concert wit… https://t.co/yPmhEYyDc5
Seasoned #ClimateChange campaigner and author @annarose and Joseph Zane Sikulu, @350's Pacific Campaigner, share th… https://t.co/ze7Ow3pcA2
A whaler shark found washed up on a beach with its jaw removed. A grizzly reminder that sharks are a crucial part of the ecosystem, but face a variety of formidable threats.
"This particular male lyrebird had just performed his fancy show of courtship in the dim undergrowth beyond. Normally, a clear shot of a lyrebird is difficult, so I took my chance to capture this one whilst out in the open crossing the road, focusing on his sassy tail feathers as he strutted away." . This photo was taken by @charlesdavisphotography and is a finalist in the 2018 @AustralianGeographic Nature Photographer Of The Year. We're currently exhibiting all finalists in conjunction with @so...
Described for the first time, the 4,000-year-old "rabbit's warren" represents one of the largest groupings of Middle Kingdom burials.Incredible! The necropolis was discovered between two pyramids.
This is such an awful report to read, but essential reading. Cleaning up our oceans – and ensuring more pollution i… https://t.co/osanIaV3TU
A sea turtle ingesting 14 pieces of plastic has a 50 per cent chance of dying, scientists find.Approximately half of all sea turtles have plastic in their gut, according to CSIRO researchers
"This whaler shark was found washed up on a beach and its jaw was removed. As I watched the lifeless carcass wash around in the gentle swell with a rising full moon behind, it reminded me that sharks are a crucial part of the ecosystem, but face a variety of formidable threats." . This photo was taken by @justingilligan and is a finalist in the 2018 @AustralianGeographic Nature Photographer Of The Year. We're currently exhibiting all finalists in conjunction with @southaustralianmuseum.
RT @FrogIDAus: 35,000 croaks, whistles, bleats and barks have now been recorded with #FrogID! Such a huge effort from all the citizen scien…
Australian Museum Director and CEO, @kimcoral, who co-founded @Clean_Up, and was made an Officer of the Order of A… https://t.co/bkS11ewucy
Trying to make an impact on an issue as overwhelming as #ClimateChange can often feel daunting and futile. Be empow… https://t.co/ZkKfR9cnxx
We can't believe that over 35,000 frogs have already been verified using Frog ID
We can't believe that over 35,000 frogs have already been verified using the @FrogIDAus app! Thanks to all of the f… https://t.co/VgwDjPW3Jc
RT @jodirowley: How abundant can #frogs be? Listen to my recent chat with @rgloveroz on @abcsydney to find out more! https://t.co/eI2WWtocy…
We can't believe that over 35,000 frogs have already been verified using the @frogidaus app! Thanks to all of the froggers out there
RT @FrogIDAus: We are excited to share that this morning the 163rd species recorded on #FrogID was identified! Matt Stephens in SA submitte…
RT @WestpacWire: #VIDEO: Exhibitions laid out like movies? Aaron Maestri reveals his approach to #200Treasures at The Westpac Long Gallery…
What a privilege to hear Dick Smith share stories of his adventures earlier today. He said he feels lucky to be alive after escaping death on numerous occasions!
What a privilege to hear Dick Smith share stories of his adventures earlier today. He said he feels lucky to be alive after escaping death on numerous occasions! #AustralianMuseum
What a privilege to hear Dick Smith share stories of his adventures earlier today. He said he feels lucky to be ali… https://t.co/i1h8lk9MV0
RT @AustmusResearch: Don't forget the AMRI Seminar Series on TOMORROW @ 1pm in the AM theatre! Two fantastic talks - not to be missed! More…
"I like to think of an exhibition in terms of a movie." Almost a year after the Westpac Long Gallery launched, we reflect on its design.
A recent talk by @alice_tps examined texts by Indigenous writers alongside historical and contemporary media texts… https://t.co/R4EbUivmCb
A mobile game that encourages players to explore biodiversity called @QuestaGame took home one of the 2018… https://t.co/cQHd6YXFW2
Our dinosaur gallery is now fully restored and reopened! Thanks for your patience and understanding over the last f… https://t.co/uYtFiQd0rV
RT @AustmusResearch: AMRI Seminar Series on this Wednesday @ 1pm in the AM theatre! Not to be missed! More information here: https://t.co/W…
@LizyLowe Hi Lizzy, excuse the delay! Yes the Dinosaur Gallery is fully restored and reopened to the public.
@tommyfaith_ We fully reopened the gallery on Saturday! Hope to see you and the family soon.
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