@astroduff Can't wait for this!
RT @FrogIDAus: WOW! #FrogID has just surpassed 100,000 frog records. The record that got us over the line was of the Heath Frog (Litoria li…
RT @AustmusResearch: Latest AMRI blog by @LemonTYK reveals some secrets about the ancestral dispersal habits of #stripeys and the historica…
RT @astroduff: Join me at the @austmus for an evening exploring our nearest neighbour, how Australia helped to get NASA there and what our…
Science In The City 2019 previewScience in the City, the biggest celebration of science for schools and the community, is happening at the Australian Museum, 6-15 August 2019. With interactive workshops, shows, and a speciality Expo demonstrating the latest in science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics (STEAM), it’s hard not to get inspired! http://bit.ly/SITC-AM
An extinct species of bristlebird has been discovered in 18-million-year-old rocks in northwestern Queensland. https://t.co/Jy5SjbHzwU
RT @FrogIDAus: We think #frogfriday is GOLD! And sticking with yesterday's burrowing frog theme, this Painted Frog (Neobatrachus pictus) is…
There's something a bit fishy about some of the fish being sold to us, according to a group of high school students… https://t.co/Xfv5GHcqCV
RT @AMscifest: Here's an unexpected #science #fact: Koalas & humans have near-identical finger prints! Whodunnit? Bizarrely, the koala did!…
This emu egg is now the most liked photo on Instagram*! It was carved by Badger Bates and represents "tunjilii", or the echidna going to hunt for ants. ~ *Everyone in Australia will have to take our word for it
RT @FrogIDAus: The Sudell's Frog (Neobatrachus sudellae) is a quite widespread species that has been recently been popping up in recordings…
A group of high school students next door at Sydney Grammar School, with help from one of our ichthyologists, disco… https://t.co/qWRazLHqPn
@ozgwei Hi Alex, we have reciprocal member benefits at the National Museum of Australia, Queensland Museum and Spar… https://t.co/gpzTpj9Y8K
RT @AMscifest: #SITC19 launches in 20 days! We're looking forward to busting
Listen: Craig Santos Perez @craigsperez performs his eco-poetry at HumanNature: Environmental justice and the power… https://t.co/vcU7d702M1
RT @SVMahony: It’s #worldsnakeday and one of the best but most under-appreciated groups of snakes are the Blindsnakes (Typhlopidae)! To ins…
RT @SydScienceFest: Lots of activities for families at #SSF19, including Super Science Saturday and Little Explorers Big Day Out at @austmu…
@mikerdot @TransportforNSW Not a bad station we've got there, huh
RT @eurekaprizes: Astrophysicist and Eureka Prize-winner Alan Duffy @astroduff takes us to the moon this 13 August to celebrate the 50th an…
RT @AMscifest: Just one of our many admirers enjoying our freshly installed #SITC19 artwork on William Street. There are 22 days to go unti…
From the Solomon Islands Eyelash Frog to green-blooded skinks, the upcoming herpetology expedition to Malaita is ce… https://t.co/CtE5l05pgE
RT @FrogIDAus: Kicking off our Monday with a habitat shot. This photo was taken in the inland arid regions of WA, and accompanied a call of…
@LemonTYK Pleasure! Sorry for not tagging you in the original post, couldn't find you with your full name. We'll know next time!
"When we thought about the secretive and isolated nature of these unexplored African reefs, we knew we had to name… https://t.co/ksbBctOSfT
Despite how it might look, our 21 million objects and specimens were not affected by this scientific demonstration.
When kids' minds are blown by science
@WendyJohn8 @Westpac See you these school holidays?
RT @jodirowley: Only 2,000 #frogs until @FrogIDAus reaches 100,000 validated records of #frogs across #Australia!!!! Please get out there…
Really cool! https://t.co/QbmXeJvpXW
"It's important we recognise and celebrate these untold stories, stories of strong womens' knowledge and stories from the people whose land the Australian Museum stands on" – Courtney Marsh, Yugambeh-Bundjalung woman, First Nations Cultural Programs Project Officer at the Australian Museum and co-curator of Mahn, our brand new installation in Bayala Nura. #NAIDOC #NAIDOCWeek #FirstNations #Fisherwoman
"It's important we recognise and celebrate these untold stories, stories of strong womens' knowledge and stories fr… https://t.co/yUFZ0RdQdN
And this final one is sure to be a treat, with a live recording of the @fbiradio Race Matters podcast right afterwa… https://t.co/Ws41ZwVXmB
Our very own Dr Mark Eldridge is about to appear on the @ABCscience show on @RadioNational to explain what the Eart… https://t.co/x5dguCFmTd
RT @FrogIDAus: Too beautiful not to share! A #FrogFriday picture thanks to Stephen Mahony. The Bibron's Toadlet's eggs are laid as one smal…
"What we are doing to our Earth may not affect you but it will affect our grandchildren." ~ This photo of a skimmer chick clutching a cigarette butt is the latest example of the problem of plastic pollution in our oceans. More than 60 million cigarette butts have been collected from beaches since 1986. ~
"What we are doing to our Earth may not affect you but it will affect our grandchildren." This photo of a skimmer chick clutching a cigarette butt is the latest example of the problem of plastic pollution in our oceans. More than 60 million cigarette butts have been collected from beaches since 1986.
@SaywhatNathan Uh oh.
RT @jodirowley: We are sooooo close to 100,000 records of frogs on the map in the national #citizenscience project @FrogIDAus! After only ~…
Puppetry workshop: Shadowscapes!Adventure to the moon and other worlds in this half-day workshop where children create their own shadowscapes with the team from Matriark Theatre Company.
Our Science In The City volunteers are the face, heart and soul of the festival; they are the embodiment of enthusi… https://t.co/zjPpTlD2uA
There's more than meets the eye to these worm-like creatures.We house one of the largest polychaete collections in the world – with over 51,000 lots – and you can find these animals in all marine and estuarine environments. Happy #InternationalPolychaeteDay!
We recently went to the depths of the southern ocean – exploring underwater extinct volcanoes near Tasmania – to be… https://t.co/uPaClJ51NZ
RT @TishGunton: Happy International Polychaete Day 2019!!! Polychaetes are a diverse and abundant group of segmented worms. Here is one col…
RT @jodirowley: Join our team! We're looking for a Technical Officer in #Herpetology at @AustmusResearch! The #job is largely based around…
Are polychaetes worms? "Worm" is a catch-all term for a large number of often unrelated animals with vermiform bodi… https://t.co/e6RsnBcAFQ
Happy #InternationalPolychaeteDay! Firstly, what's a Polychaete? They're segmented worms abundant in all marine and… https://t.co/Un08A2MPqK
Our Palaeontologist, Dr Matt McCurry, with a Diprotodon – or "giant wombat" – jaw he excavated last weekend. #Megafauna #Fossil #Science #Palaeontology
Our Palaeontologist, Dr Matt McCurry, with a Diprotodon – or "giant wombat" – jaw he excavated over the weekend.
RT @FrogIDAus: #FrogFriday - this week its all about the Red-crowned Toadlet (Pseudophryne australis). With good rainfall around the Greate…
The fossilised jaw of a juvenile Diprotodon — or giant wombat — is discovered at a site known for producing megafauna fossils, in the Monaro region of NSW.A big discovery of a giant species!
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